Pirates rally past Reds for 9th straight win
In Chicago, the Pittsburgh Pirates came from behind to beat the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 6. Danny Grammas and Roberto Clemente contributed key hits as Pittsburgh staged a late rally to secure the road victory.
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Cincinnati
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Grammes
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League Leaders in Major League Baseball Stats
The list covers American and National League leaders by batting and pitching for 20 or more at bats. Kaline and Power top AL batting averages. Landis and Power lead runs. Triandos and Skowron drive RBIs. Cepeda and Aaron lead NL hitting. Pitching honors include Bell McLish Ferrarese in AL and Burdette in NL.
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Detroit
Power
Cleveland
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Chicago
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New York
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Milwaukee
Alou
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Frederick High School Continues Baseball Win Streak at Sherwood
Frederick High School beat Sherwood 5 to 2 away as Sonny Blank refused scoring through seven innings. Tom Sioss doubled for Frederick with Wayne Geisbert driving in the first run. two more Cadet runs came in the sixth and two in the seventh. Zimmermann doubled for Sherwood and Blank struck out two before giving way to late scoring.
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Srines
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Inter-District Bowling Tourney Planned in Hagerstown
PE Bowling announces its annual Inter-District tournament to be held Saturday at Dual Lanes east of Hagerstown on U.S. 46. About 30 teams from Potomac Edison System will compete in shifts starting 1:45 PM, with top men and women earning individual trophies and team honors.
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James Linton
Frederick Giris
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Barbara J. Main
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Alta R. Gladhill
Dory L Staley
Margaret Myers
Service Department
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Edgar Crawford Jr
James Tinney
Philip Krantz
Roland Hahn
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Ray Mackiey
David Grove
Cy Moore
William Crone
Robert Moss
Maryland tops Navy in decisive baseball win
Maryland defeated Navy 8 to 1 in a baseball game while Mt. St. Marys edged Catholic 4 to 3 and Navy beat Georgetown 6 to 1 in golf.
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Maryland Dominates Navy For Sixth Straight Victory
Maryland defeated Navy 8 to 1 at College Park behind Dick Reitz who pitched nine scoreless innings of relief? Actually he allowed two runs but contributed three singles two RBIs and two runs. Don Santo went 2 for 3 with two sac bunts. Reitz helped Maryland to its sixth straight win while Navy dropped to 1-8.
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Don Santo
Navy
Hill
Delano
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Spooner
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Hurst
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Dick Smith Assigned to Tampa By Phillies
Walkersville bonus lefthander Dick Smith has been assigned to the Tampa Fila Club of the Florida State League by the Philadelphia Phillies for the coming campaign. Smith plays in the same league as Charlie and Don Keller of Frederick with the Yankees St. Petersburg club. Opening game was scheduled last night as the two teams met. Other league cities include Daytona Beach Orlando Sanford and Palatka.
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Walkersville
Tampa
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
National League and American League race details with standings for Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Kansas City Washington Detroit and Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati include recent results and upcoming games across dates and venues. Notable scores feature Cleveland 10 Detroit 1 and Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 0.
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Robinson
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MacDaniel
Drabrowky
Lawrence
Witt
Portocarrero Struggles Highlight Orioles Pitching Woes
Baltimore manager Paul Richards cites Portocarrero’s base runner focus as the root of recent woes after a strong previous season. Portocarrero, who won 15 games last year after arriving from Kansas City, has given up runs in two starts this season, with Yankee and Red Sox offenses exploiting his delivery with runners on base. Other Orioles pitchers, including Harshman and O'Dell, also endure inconsistencies tied to spring training and weather, hampering the rotation.
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White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
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Portocarrero
Jack Harshman
Billy O'Dell
Harshman
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O'Dell
Damascus High Leads Ten-School Invitational Track Meet
Damascus High School topped ten schools with 4142 points at a hosted invitational. Louis Abraims broke the discus record with 128 feet even, while the 88-yard relay set a new standard in 1 41:01. Abraims narrowly beat Sherwood’s Shanks in the 10-yard dash with a 10.3 clocking.
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Walkersville
Howard County
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Gaithers
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Baseball Roundup From Yesterday's AP Highlights
Whitey Ford struck out 15 and blanked the Senators over 14 innings for a 10 win. Jim Piersall drove in four in a 10-4 Indians win over the Tigers with a two run homer and bases loaded single. Minor league scores follow from the Pacific Coast League and International and American leagues with multi game results including Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, Montreal, and Indianapolis.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Gary Bell
Detroit Tigers
Dim Piersall
Rocky Colavito
Gene Leek
Leek
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Wilson
Lau
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Yankees
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Phoenix
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Spokane
Vancouver
Sacramento
Montreal
Richmond
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Miami
Havana
Rochester
Indianapolis
Omaha
Denver
Fort Worth
Charleston
Louisville
Minneapolis
Dallas
Houston
St. Paul
Terp Track Team Prepares Five Relays At Penn Relays
Maryland under Coach Jim Kehoe enters five relay teams and six individuals for the Penn Relays in Philadelphia April 24 and 25. Entries include the 440 and 880 relays, shuttle hurdles, one mile relay, sprint medley, and championships in the 440 and 880 events. Notable Terps: Don Whitaker set Maryland records in the 100 and 220 at North Carolina on April 18, Bjorn Anderson leads in pole vault, Nick Bovala kides excels in the javelin, and William Johnson holds the 120 yard high hurdles mark.
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Jim Kehoe
Penn
Philadelphia
Terps
Stanley Puts
Larry Salmon
Jonas Spiegel
Don Whittaker
James Starboard
George Tiurnan
Jack Downing
Don Whitaker
North Carolina
Whitaker
Nick Bovalakides
Carl Ayres
Bjorn Anderson
Ayres
Elliott Thompson
Thompson
Credt
Russians Push Sports Effort Across Athletics
Baltimore report cites University of Maryland coach Jim Kehoe comparing Soviet training to American methods. He notes Russia’s rising presence in track, rowing, basketball, ice hockey, wrestling, and tennis and attributes it to systematic screening and year‑round training. Golf news from Pinehurst details numerous early round upsets in the North and South Amateur with Nicklaus and Chapman among notable casualties.
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Jim Kehoe
Kehoe
Melbourne
State Department
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Pinehurst
N.C
Dick Chapman
Billi Hyndman
Dale Morey
Peter Green
Mal Galetta
Bob Cochran
Don Essig
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Andrews
John Guenther
Billee
Akins Seeks To Regain Crown In Slugger Boxing Match
In St Louis Don Jordan the defending welterweight champion meets Virgil Akins in Kiel Auditorium for a title bid. Odds leave the fight even money with about 7,500 in attendance and a $50,000 gate. Jordan, 31, has 44 victories in 75 fights with 15 KOs. Akins 49 wins in 69 with 29 KOs.
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Fone
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Imi Defeats Matsutani To Retain Japan Middleweight Title
In Osaka Japan Hachiro Tatsu Imi 152 stopped Yoshi ni Matsutani 15014 to retain Japan's middleweight title.Reuters report notes Webb 158 Chicago stopped Neal Rivers 159 in Vegas.
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Spider Webb
Neal Rivers
Vegas
Osaka
Japan
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Yoshini Matsutani
Tatsumi
Maryland Terps face tough weekend in multiple sports
Maryland varsity teams prepare for a heavy slate with baseball facing NC State in a doubleheader and Duke, tennis against Duke, golf at Navy, and lacrosse at Navy. Standouts include Frank Copper Don Brown and Pat Clarke on offense, Dick Reitz on pitching, Del Reman leading golf, Abelson Citrenbaum and Beall Palmer providing depth.
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Hyattsville
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Bethesda
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Littler Heads Star-Studded Field At Tournament Of Champions
Gene Littler tops a 26 player field at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas Nevada on the eve of the event. The field features Art Wall Jr Arnold Palmer Cary Middlecoff Mike Souchak Paul Harney Tommy Bolt Ken Venturi Julius Boros and others with play to begin at Desert Inn Country Club.
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Robinson Must Defend His Title
Supreme Court Justice Saul Streit orders Sugar Ray Robinson to defend the middleweight title within 15 days against Carmen Basilio or face title vacating. The ruling upholds State Athletic Commission power to vacate and to designate a challenger and set a date, but not a venue. Robinson last fought in 1958 after regaining the title from Basilio. an appeal may follow.
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Webb Stops Rivers in Fourth Round TKO
Slashing middleweight Spider Webb defeats Neal Rivers in a fourth round technical knockout, chalking up victory number 33 with four losses. The win does not move Webb closer to Sugar Ray Robinson's welterweight crown as the bout ends with Rivers bloodied and TKO’d at 1:49 of the fourth round.
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Toney Lee Set for Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland
Tomy Lee, the 126 pound favorite, leads a field of nine in the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland over a mile and an eighth with Willie Shoemaker riding from post four. Other entrants include Benbecula, The Chosen One, and That Black One as the Derby prep offers a $32,500 purse if all nine start.
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Tigers Look For Slugger
Detroit seeks a power hitter as nine games show weak batting and few homers. General Manager Rick Ferrell reports failed trades with Washington, Baltimore and New York and plans talks with Kansas City. Possible targets include Roy Sievers and other top names, while untouchables Lary and Kaline stay.
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Robinson to defend title or Basilio rematch possible
The text outlines a potential defense by Robinson under court pressure with Carm en Basilio as the opponent, after their 1958 victory. If stripped of the title, the National Boxing Association would stage Basilio vs Gene Fullmer for a title shot against Webb, with a recent Wednesday night bout showing Webb knocked down and Rivers recovering.
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Football owners and players study pension plan feasibility
NFL owners and the Players Association began a study Thursday in Philadelphia to assess the feasibility of a player pension program. The review aims to determine funding, eligibility, and impact on league finances and player welfare.
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