Birds Bash Yankees in 13-3 Rout at Memorial Stadium
The New York Yankees exploded for 13 runs at Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium, keyed by a six run third inning featuring a homer by Skowron. Larsen pitched seven innings for the win as the Orioles bowed to the leaders in a lopsided game.
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Orioles to Hold Kids Day at Memorial Stadium Saturday
The Baltimore Orioles announce their first 1959 Kids Day at Memorial Stadium on Saturday with free General Admission for children 13 and under when accompanied by adults. Gates open for a 2:05 p.m. game against Washington. public relations chief Jack Dunn notes the event and instructions to write or call for details.
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Cadets Triumph Over Johns Hopkins Freshmen 12 to 7
Frederick High’s baseball team defeated Johns Hopkins freshmen 12 to 7 on the road. Cadets built a big early lead despite defensive lapses with 12 hits led by Lor ing Young, Billy Zimmerman, Dick Gasies and Vayse Gesber. Jon Engle pitched seven innings for Frederick as Hopkins started strong with a 4-0 lead, then the Cadets surged with six in the fourth and added four more in the seventh to seal the win.
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R. Langley
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The American League shows Chicago leading with Cleveland and New York close behind amid a mix of wins and losses. Tuesday results include Chicago 2 Kansas City 8 and New York 13 Baltimore. Wednesday and Thursday schedules feature Kansas City at Chicago and New York at Baltimore among others. The National League lists Milwaukee and San Francisco tied for first with Chicago and Cincinnati close. multiple games are listed with results Chicago 5 San Francisco 2 and Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2.
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Maryland 9 Defeats Clemson 7 in ACC Baseball Clash
Maryland Orioles Dick Reitz allowed eight hits to earn his fourth win as Maryland beat Clemson 7 to 3. Reitz held Clemson scoreless after the first inning and drove in the ninth inning winner while Don Brown doubled to spark the tie. Calibrated recap notes Reitz’s 2-1 ACC mark and 4-1 season record.
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Mason-Dixon Sports Car Club Economy Run Winners
Snowy conditions failed to stop 23 cars in the Mason-Dixon Sports Car Club Economy Run Rally. Winners across nine classes posted high miles per gallon and ton miles per gallon, with trophies awarded for top efficiency. A gymkhana is planned for April 10 at the Frederick Sports Show.
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Fred Dove
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City Tavern Plans Practice and Exhibition in Baker Park
City Tavern softball team schedules a Wednesday practice at 6 p.m. in Baker Park and invites new and old players to attend. An exhibition game is set against the Frederick Democratic Club at 2 p.m. Sunday in the same park.
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Walkersville Lions edge Lincoln in track meet
Walkersville beat Lincoln 60 to 45 to win a third straight track meet. Millberry of Lincoln set a broad jump school record with 20 feet 8 inches, surpassing Walkersville’s 19 feet 11 inches mark set in 1958. The meet featured multiple events and highlights ahead of an April 22 invitational at Damascus.
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Bowling League Results and Standings From iL LEAGUE Friday
Arcade and district leagues report latest results with team tallies. Locust Valley leads South Frederick and C M Mobile, while high scores include H Harding 147 and 420 in Locust Valley and Smyth's Pies 587 for team.
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NBA moves to strip Ray Robinson if he fights later
The National Boxing Association backs the New York Commission in demanding middleweight champ Ray Robinson defend his title soon or lose it. An executive committee voted to lift the title if Robinson does not fight by April 15 and a bout by June 30, with Basilio or Webb as potential opponents and a backup plan featuring Basilio against Gene Fullmer if needed.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Report Tuesday
The Associated Press lists International League games with Montreal over Havana in 6 to 14 innings, Toronto beating Havana 6 to 4 in 11 innings, Miami and Montreal tied 6 by 14 innings, plus American Association results Omaha 50, Charleston 44, Minneapolis 5, Houston 4, Denver unknown, Dallas 6, St. Paul 10, Fort Worth 7, Indianapolis 4, Lonisville 2, and Columbus 6, Rochester 3.
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