Germantown Triumphs 15-2 in Tri-Co Opener
Germantown broke a scoreless start with a six run third inning and cruised to a 15-2 victory over Doubs behind pitcher Jack Beall. Beall worked nine innings, allowed six hits, struck out 18, and did not walk a batter helped by Paul Till four singles. Beall drove in three runs and scored twice.
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DOUBS
Germantown
Jack Beall
Paul Till
Beall
Bobby Ramsburg
John Warfield
Ricketts
D. Beachley
B. Beachley
Carey
D. Carey
Boxscores and scores guide for Sunday prep at News-Post
Local boxscores must be in by Sunday 8:30 p.m. for Tuesday publication. Thurmont and Walkersville games featured Thurmont loss on Unger Shaffer pitching and Walkersville offense with three hits apiece. Middletown beat Brunswick 14 10 in Tri-County opener after eight runs in the first.
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News-Post
News - Post
Wayne
Leo Duncan
Grayson Ramsburg
Mike Unger
Bob Shaffer
Thurmont
Unger
Walkersville
Shaffer
Bollinger
Eaves
Duncan
Middletown
Brunswick
Valley Club
Ken Ayers
Tri County League Scoreboard Mixed Venue Listings
The Tri County League scoreboard lists matches at Creaderstown Hochstsa Germanttar Harmony with Bote at Hochstsa ick and an At venue in Germanttar. Details unclear from OCR but records show multiple home and away sites across the league.
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Creaderstown
Harmony
Awards Given to Tri State Gunners at County Meet
The Tri State Gunners received multiple honors at the county track event held at Croseville. Notable performances included George Poole with a 14 35.7 pace per minute and John Bradson among top finishers, with several athletes competing in sprints and distance races.
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Rocal
Croesvike
George Poole A
SR Am
George Pore
John Bradsan
Larry Po Myers
Ruth League Opens May 6 With New Sponsor
The Frederick Babe Ruth League starts its season May 6 at 6 p.m. at McCurdy Field with Ideal Farms Dairy sponsoring the Moose team now led by Howard Murphy. Kenny May leads Excelsior Dairy. holdsovers include Harry Wolfe Billy Moore Charlie May and Dick Ray. League president Bob Marendt seeks umpires and scorers. meeting set for Wednesday 7 p.m. at the Frederick YMCA with officers to be elected.
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McCurdy Field
Ideal Farms Dairy
Moose
Howard Murphy
Kenny May
Excelsior Dairy
Harry Wolfe
Kiwanis
Billy Moore
Rotary
Charlie May
J. Grove
Dick Ray
Shell Oil
Bob Marendt
Marendt
Shipley’s
Four Teams Set for District 2 Legion League
After a district meeting District 2 chairman Joe Price announced four team lineup Frederick Westminster Thurmont and Hampstead for the Legion league opener on June 6 with games through July 17. The district champion will host the District 1 winner from Cumberland on July 27 to determine who advances to the College Park for the Mate tournament August 1-4. The regional tournament also tops the Universit of Marsland August 14-78.
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Westminster
Thurmont
Hampstead
American Legion League
Joe Price
District 2
Juty
Cumberland
College Park
Universit of
Marsland
Yankees edge Senators 7-6 as Bouton seals win series
Jim Bouton retired the last nine hitters in relief to beat Washington 7-6 in the opener of the series. The Yankees broke a 5-5 tie in the seventh behind two runs off ex-Yankee Jim Bronstad. Eddie Tresh homered for New York while Steve Hamilton was traded to the Yankees for dirt Coates who has fought through a long Yankee span but did not pitch this season.
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Washington Senators
Steve Hamilton
New York Yankees
Dirt Coates
Yankees
Hamilton
Senators
Cleveland
Coates
Yankee
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Ralph Terry
Chuck Hinton
Jim Bronstad
Claude Osteen
New York
Terry
Boulton
Howard Osteen
Bronstad
Hannan
Leppert
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Tresh
Barber shuts out Orioles as Donovan wins second game
Cleveland's Dick Donovan pitched a four-hit 2-0 victory over Baltimore in the nightcap to halt the Orioles four game run and end their home winning streak. Steve Barber opened with a seven run shutout in the first game, while Cleveland rode a drag bunt and timely singles for the seventh inning cushion. The doubleheader drew 23,228 fans.
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Dick Donovan
Cleveland Indians
Steve Barber
Orioles
Penton
Amelia
Ivan
Donovan
Luis Aparicio
Oriole
Robin Roberts
Woody Held
Aparicio
Jack Brandt
al Smith
Brooks Robinson
Brands
Robinson
Held
Roberts
Cleveland
Willie Kirkland
Tito Francona
Barber
Sam McDowell
Jim Perry
Brandt
Dodgers sweep doubleheader with 11 3 win in opener
Ron Fairly drove in six runs across both games as the Los Angeles Dodgers swept a doubleheader from the Houston Colts 11 3 and 6 5. He delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to clinch the second game after Jim Gilliam reached on an error. Fairly had three RBIs in the first game and a two run homer in the fourth of game two.
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Yellow Springs
Jim Linton
Jim Stup
Buckeystown
Linton
Springers
Bob Deadrick
Rudy Kelly
Elmer Cook
Stup
LOS Angeles
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Fairly
Houston
George Brunet
Jim Gilliam
Bob Aspromonte
Bill Skowron
Aspromonte
Gilliam
Bob
Frank Howard
McNally Eyes Big Show After $80,000 Bonus Hopes
A disjointed report discusses McNally and an $80,000 bonus amid boxing chatter. The piece mentions training camps, possible show dates, and speculation on a late bid for a high-stakes bout, with references to Baltimore and managerial comments.
Ingemar Johansson Edges London In Stunning Comeback
In Stockholm on Sunday night Ingemar Johansson of Sweden was declared winner on points after a twelve round heavyweight bout with Britain’s Brian London. London scored the only knockdown and cut Johansson’s left eye as the Swede rallied to finish ahead on the judges’ cards.
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Stockholm
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Britain
Brian London
London
Johansson
Blackpool
Andrew Symbie
Johanssson
Whitey Bimstein
Ingo
Aguirre Stops Tigers Slump With 5-2 Win Over Red Sox
Hank Aguirre pitched his third straight win to end Detroit’s three game skid as Nora Cash delivered a three run homer in a 5-2 victory over Boston. The Tigers totaled six hits while Boston scored two in the seventh on Bob Tilman’s homer and Ed Bressette’s single.
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Hank Aguirre
Nora Cash
Detroit
Acuiree
Hs Seasan
Sirkeru Vital
Red Sox
Bob Tilman
Ed Bresetad
Tigers
Bol Montenguelle
Rehevars
Frank Malione
Boson
Cash
Rocky Celavnio
Maline
Kaline
Malzeme
Montague
Krabne
Soncke
Colavito
Cath
Dick McAuliffe
Jax Toandes
Aquirre
Trigadas
Montaaiquelle
Lamabefi
Kolstad Fy
Tiliman
Acuirre
L —Membouquette
Tima
Lutheran Night at Memorial Stadium Promoted by Braase
Lutherans from Frederick and statewide join three church bodies for the first annual Lutheran Family Baseball Night at Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium on May 17 the Orioles versus White Sox Braase Baltimore Colt end and Lutheran Social Services of Maryland official leads promotion He will speak in Frederick at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church to distribute tickets as the upper deck is reserved for Lutherans with part of proceeds aiding the new Baltimore Lutheran hospital
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Maryland
Seventh Avenue
At & P.m
New Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Wagner Lifts Angels Over Athletics with Three-Run Shot
Leon Wagner hit a three-run homer as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Kansas City Athletics 6-2 to split a four-game series. Don Lee earned his second straight win, pitching into the ninth before Jack Spring closed it. The Angels sparked a four-run third inning against Ted Bowsfield, aided by a George Thomas triple and a Jim Frenos i single.
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Leon Wagner
Don Lee
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Lee
Jack Spring
Spring
Haywood Sullivan
Angels
Ted Bowsfield
George Thomas
Jim Frenosi
Los Angeles
Rodgers
Bonsfield
Willis
Pfister
Bryan Wace
L-Bonsfild
Kamsas City
Torres
Wagner
Botvinnik Petrosyan Draw In Moscow World Chess Final
In Moscow the world chess title match between Botvinnik and Petrosyan produced a 53rd move draw in the 1st game, leaving Petrosyan ahead 6.5 to 5.5. The players paused on move 42 after a late Saturday session as fans watched the tense contest.
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Mikhail Botvinnik
Tigran Petrosyan
Petrosyan
Botvinnik
Petrosyan Ad
Maryland expands deer season to nine days
The Maryland Gator and Taliban Fish Commission approved longer hunting periods for deer and other game. Deer season extends nine days from September to October, with changes in regional trapping rules and county-specific adjustments.
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Annapolis
Maryland Gator and
Taland Fish Commission
Manyland
Fea
Anton Winters
Maryland
Dan
Umar
Nea
Tacitm
Horse Races Held With Multiple Entries Across Nine Races
A 9 race card lists entries and weights for maidens and claimings. Notable horses include Miss Pinchmore Bold Nike Erin's Luck Ouliam Vie West Mont and Magic tuck. Various purses range from 1 000 to 3 100 with distances mostly six furlongs to seven and a half.
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Nike
Erin's Luck
Ouliam Vie West Mont
Nipper Wa Desty
Chester K. Wa
Gincrest
War Harp
Edna
Sarra Gamble
Regal Rascal
Bernarr Mac
Avinimore
McPhee
Bright Daze Wa
Brother Doge
Sidesute
Oscina
Tacaro
Easter Crystal
Gramoud
Daniels den
Poly Free
Lura Mae
Golden Crown
Top Union
Cainery
Aquarian Age
Red Raider
Phillies Cards Split doubleheader in baseball action
In Philadelphia, the Phillies took game one 4-3 in 10 innings as Don Demeter homered and a Willis Reed-style rally set up the winning run on Gene Oliver's error. In the nightcap St Louis rebounded from four runs down to win 10-5 behind Harry Fanek, Mahaffey losing for the second time.
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St . Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Harry Fanek
Mahaffey
Gonzalez
Johnny Callison
Don Demeter
Curt Flood
Gene Oliver
Cardinals
Gene St. Louis
Phila
R. Taylor
Bauta
Oliver
McLish
Klippsted
Green
Dalrymple
W—Green
L—Bauta
St. Louis
Flood
Demeter
Che Dee
Gibson
Shantz
Fanok
Sawatski
Baldshaw
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