Detroit Tigers crushing home runs pace push fifth straight win
The Detroit Tigers blasted 12-4 over the Chicago White Sox powered by Casey Wise two homers a triple and five RBIs and Lou Berberet's six run first inning homer as Detroit ran their totals to 11 homers in four games.
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Gymkana at Fairgrounds Highlights Foreign Car Show
The Frederick Sports Show featured a Saturday Gymkana at the fairgrounds with 31 entrants. Dan Torpy of Washington and Adelphi won Class A in a Chevrolet Corvette, while Donna Benedict of Middletown led the women in 35.3 seconds in a Sprite. Awards included 15 trophies from the Exchange Club for foreign car drivers across multiple classes.
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Major League Stars And Judge Parkinson Body Found
In sports news Casey Wise homered twice as Detroit beat Chicago 124. Gary Bell pitched for the Indians who shut out Kansas City 70 to end a four game skid. Separately federal Judge W Lyon Parkinson's body was recovered from Lake Michigan after his fall disappearance. Police found no obvious signs of violence.
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Pitt Wins National Collegiate Weightlifting Crown
University of Pittsburgh rises to national team title as Kenneth Smythe and Richard Prager win heavyweight and 165 pound divisions to lead with 20 points. Walter Imahara of Southwestern Louisiana sets records in all three lifts, totaling 638 pounds. Springfield College, University of Maryland and others chase with mixed results.
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New Market MD State League Team Hopes for Higher Finish
New Market manager Bob Stockman vows a better season after a seventh place finish in 1959. Returnees include Les DeSar George Grubbs Bucky Summers Allan Burgee and Bob Stockman with pitchers Pud Zimmerman Buck Miller and others. New faces tryouts include Sonny Blank Ron Hartsock Ellis MacDonough Ron Baker Ed Rinehart and Bob Falconer. A practice session is planned at the school house diamond with possible pre season games before Sunday's lid lifter against Mt Airy.
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Ellis Main
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Ron Hartsock
Ellis MacDonough
Ron Baker
Ed Rinehart
Bob Falconer
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Duce’s Daughter Sings at Italian Theater Debut
Annamaria Mussolini, youngest daughter of the late Duce, made a successful stage debut in Vado Ligure northwestern Italy singing Non Petrai Dimenticarne You'll Never Forget Me. She won the amateur singers contest to earn the engagement. Her brother Romano Mussolini is a known jazz pianist.
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Pirates Sweep Braves as Face Secures Fifth Straight Win
Pittsburgh Pirates win 7 to 3 over Milwaukee led by Smoky Burgess and Bob Skinner homering. Eb-roy Face earned the relief win, Harvey Haddix notching his first win against one loss, moving Pittsburgh to the NL lead half a game ahead of San Francisco.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants To Oust NL Leaders
Chicago Cub seven run eighth inning fueled by Bob Wills three run pinch hit and Tony Taylor two run homer gave Chicago a 9 4 victory over San Francisco moving them ahead of the Giants in the National League race. Will beaten Loes allowed the big inning as San Francisco led 4 1 early before the Cubs snapped the series with a single triumph.
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Ebbets Field auction clears site for Little League park
In Brooklyn the final remnants of Ebbets Field were sold at auction with items from sod to home plate. Proceeds fund a Little League stadium on the site, plus a 22%2million housing project, as a copper container holds keepsakes and tributes to the Dodgers era.
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New York Morning Post
Richards Sticks With Young Birds
Baltimore manager Paul Richards said he will stay with his youthful Orioles despite five losses in six games. He defended patience and courage for a team seen as inexperienced but full of promise, noting only a few veterans like Gene Woodling, Gus Triandos, Hoyt Wilhelm, and Skinny Brown.
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Lke Hoyt Wilhelm
Skinny Brown
Fresh MLB Prospects and Locke Injury Update
The article notes under 23 starters Matt Pappas Jerry Walker Jack Fisher Chuck Estrada and Steve Barber earning early big league chances with infielders Ronnie Hansen Marv Breeding and Jim Gentile breaking into regular roles. Bobby Locke, 42, recovers from a car train collision and aims to return to form with eye healing. International League scores include Buffalo 2 Havana 1 and Havana 5 Buffalo 4 in 14 innings.
League Leaders in Major Baseball by National League Stat Highlights
Summary of top NL leaders in batting runs and RBIs. Mays of San Francisco leads with 405 at bats and 19 hits. Skinner of Pittsburgh tops RBIs with 13, while Mays and Clemente pace runs and hits. Other leaders include Bailey and Summer for doubles, T Taylor and Roseboro in triples, McMillan and Boyer in home runs, Mays and Burkland in steals, and pitching leads by Gibbon Friend Illaw and Drysdale for strikeouts.
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Lynch to head Pa Race Commission in new agency
Harrisburg AP reports J B Sheppard named Joseph Lynch a former FBI agent from Towson Maryland to be executive director of Pennsylvania s new Harness Racing Commission with a salary around twenty thousand dollars a year A news conference coincided with referenda in 14 counties on legalizing parimutuel tracks and Lynch s stature is cited as a reason for the choice.
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Community fears over racing impact on local life
The article discusses influence by a figure who claims certain individuals are misinformed about how racing affects community life. It notes contested views and calls for clarity on social impacts.
Liston Harris Bout Looms in Houston Showdown
Sonny Liston faces defensive fighter Rey Harris in a heavyweight clash at the Sam Houston Coliseum Monday night. The bout draws a large crowd with 11 000 seats sold and a $10 000 gate, while closed circuit TV is set for overflow seating at the nearby city auditorium.
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