Orioles Sweep Yankees With Doubleheader Wins
The Baltimore Orioles swept both ends of a doubleheader from the New York Yankees on Sunday. Brooks Robinson drove in the decisive run in the opener, and the Orioles rallied in the nightcap with Hoyt Wilhelm pitching deep into the game. Enos Slaughter appeared in his 2,300th major league game with a pinch hit in the first game.
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Robinson
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Chico Carrasquel
Whitey
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Duke Meas
Bob Hale
Billy Klaus
Hoyt Wilhelm
Gus Triandos
Milk Pappas
Billy O'Dell
Eric Johnson
Enos Slaughter
Yankee
Baltimore
O'Dell
Pappas
E. Johnson
Ginsberg
Triandes
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Shantz
Ford
Duren
Howard
L—Ford
Wilhelm
Triandos
Maas
Berra
Green
Middletown 7-4 Victory Over Cracking Roadside Rivals
Middletown won 7 to 4 in a Tri-County league game with 32 hits. Ecker and Crabbs led the losers with doubles. Baker fanned eight before Crone relieved. Bickenstaff and Haxes each collected two hits for Middletown as Creagerstows contributed key plays.
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Ahddietes
Bamnes
Clesgurnewa
Ecker
Crabbs
Baker
Crone
Bickenstaff
Haxes
Creagerstows
E' Buel
Middletown
Bickensia
Creagerstowm
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Ecorer Keller
Umpires eject managers as Pirates win opener big
Ump Shag Crawford rules on a dispute between Murtaugh and Hoak during the Pirates 9 2 win over Philadelphia. Don Cardwell starts the opener with Jim Hearn, Conley, Farrell, and Hegan finishing as Pittsburgh seizes control with a 9 14 1 tally. Great and Stuart homer for Pittsburgh while Philli adds on late. In Chicago, Billy Pierce wins second game of doubleheader as White Sox sweep Indians 5 2 and 6 5. Pierce drives in two with a triple and a double.
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Murtaugh
Hoak
Shag Crawford
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Jim Hearn
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Farrell
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Meyer
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Billy Pierce
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Early Wynn
Gerry Staley
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Jam Rivera
al Smith
Jim Landis
Pierce
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Ferrarese
Cicotte
Perna
Robison
Briggs
W—Wrynn
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Igi
Dollar
Bell
Grant
Perry
Brown
L—Bell
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League and National League tables show teams with wins losses and games. Sunday results include Chicago beating Cleveland 5 3 Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia, and Milwaukee topping Baltimore 3 3 Milwaukee 3 3. Saturday results show Chicago routing San Francisco 35 to 2 and other league games. Monday and Tuesday schedules list remaining matchups across both leagues with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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Philadel
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Buckeystown Trico Wins In Tri-County Contest
Buckeystown defeated Jefferson 15-2 as Tramsville opened with a 15-2 victory in a Tri-County league game. Key hitters included Tyeryar with four safeties and Sweadner driving in runs. Pitcher Neel earned the win for Buckeystown while Zimmerman worked four innings for Jefferson.
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Roy Big
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Staley
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Yamsville
Sweacner
Sweadner
Treryar
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Neel
Rice
Riser
Urmpire Green
Charles FE
Moyay JT
Buckeystown Beezes Sweep Lewistown In Doubleheader
The Buckeystown Beezes earned a doubleheader sweep over Lewistown with a 9 3 win and a 16 0 blowout. John Wetzel pitched both games for Buckeystown, while Ingram and Hardy powered the offense in Game Two. Shookstown fell in both ends as Thomas and Ken Zimmerman contributed for the losers.
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Lewistown
Shookstown
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Ingram
Whitter
Ambush
Hardy
Lewis Kom- Ken
Tom Zimmerman
Pasterday
Paul Boone
Bob
Hoy
Rangers
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Buckerstown
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C. Mainland Lamb
Walkersville blanked Lovettsville 8-0 in league game
Walkersville pitcher W Duncan struck out eight to earn a shutout as Walkersville defeated Lovettsville 8-0 in Tri County League action. Walkersville scored three runs in the first inning and five in the sixth, with key hits from Ramsburg E Duncan Gilbert L Duncan and W Duncan.
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Los Angeles
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Ramsburg
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Gilbert
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Werner
Dalis
London Ready for Patterson Tuneup Fight Friday
London, a 24 year old English challenger, seeks a heavyweight upset against Floyd Patterson in a 15 round title tuneup at Yankee Stadium. Patterson defends the crown for the fourth time. London aims to capitalize on the opportunity despite British boxing board objections.
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India
Brian London
England
Floyd Patterson
Yankee Stadium
Ingemar Johansson
London
Cus D'Amato
Patterson
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Johansson
Henry Cooper
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Roy Harris
Blackpool
Harris
Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Hurricane Jackson
Joey Maxim
Lights
Rademacher
King
Tex
Joe Erskine
Willie Pastrano
New Orleans
Cooper
Jack London
NBC
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Frederick High Track Team Places Second in St James Invitational
Frederick High finished second to St James 39 to appalling scores listed for South Hagerstown Charles Town North Hagerstown Martinsburg and Berkeley Springs. Larry Layman set a discus mark and Gordy Chamblin Jim Davis Dick Meehan and Gil Flautt joined in a mile relay record. Dean Stickells clocked 2 06 7 in the half mile. Stein and Potts led St James with 34 points.
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Harmony defeats Knoxville in Heart of Maryland league play
In Heart of Maryland league games Harmony beat Knoxville 11 2 while Frederick DeMolay toppled Taylorstown 42. Liberty Town had no game. Harmony hitters led with a grand slam by Ropp and homers by Hartsock. Kunn and Brunner added multiple doubles for the winners. Stocks doubled for the losers.
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Phillies Down Pirates as Philley Drives 5 Runs in Debut
Dave Philley, subbing for the ailing Ed Bouchee at first base, drove in five runs with a home run and double in the Phillies 10 5 victory over Pittsburgh. The Pirates won the opener 9 2. Host Wilhelm delivered a five hitter beating the Yankees 3 2 in the nightcap after Baltimore swept the doubleheader.
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Mager
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Vern Law
Dick Groat
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Vic Delmore
Valmyr Thomas
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Pirate
Delmora
Associated Press
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Philley
Pittsburgh
Wilhelm Orifoles
Yankees
Orioles
Brunswick Blasts Locals In Heavy Baseball Win
Brunswick defeated Frederick 17 to 3 after seven runs in the third and Brunswick adds three more in the fourth. Key hits came from Weddle Gordon Holter Webber Deener and Power. Merzimas struck out 12 for Brunswick as Frederick pitcher Merryman allowed five hits. A flag ceremony preceded the game by the American Legion color guard.
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Weddle
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Holter
Webber
N. Deener
Jim Power
Frederick
Billy Merzimas
Wineing Picker
American Legion Color Guard
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Pyre Garber
Merryman
Germantown Triumphs Over Bolivar 6-3 in League Clash
Germantown defeated Bolivar 6-3 in a Tri County league game Sunday. E Ricketts and E Ricketts led the offense with doubles and three hits each. Bolivar’s Derr Gilroy and Mann doubled. P Gilroy fanned 38 but took the loss.
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Bolivar
E. Ricketts
Derr
J. Gilroy
Mann
P. Gilroy
R. H. EL
T. Wulf
B. Ricketts
Rouizann
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