Middletown wins Tri County title with 13 8 over Germantown
Middletown clinched first place in the Tri County League with a 13 to 8 victory over Germantown. An eight run third inning keyed the win as Middletown overcame Germantown’s two runs in the third and five in the ninth. Forest, Blickenstaff and Strobie led a big hitting effort while Wulf, Riley and Ricketts pitched for Germantown.
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Germantown
Middletown
Bill Stroble
George Buckenstaff
Remsburg
Pltcher Dick Forest
Homore
Charley Shafer
Mike Menard
Shafer
Forest
Blickenstaff
Strobie
Wulf, Riley
Ricketts
Sjamsville Clinches Maryland State League Title
Sjamsville defeated Poolesville 11 to 1 to seize the Maryland State League pennant. Rick Zimmerman and Charley Smith sparked a 15 hit assault, with multiple players contributing two base hits and a trio of extra-base blows. Poolesville scored late as Charley Smith relieved Zimmerman in the sixth.
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Poolesville
Sjamsville
Rick Zimmerman
Charley Smith
Bush Creekers
Snyder
John Harper
Bill
Crone
Frank Martz
John Carpenter
Mariz
Buzz
Wagner
Bob Weddie
Yamsville
Zimmerman
Smith
Harper
Drew
Indiana Barred From Big Ten Football Title Contention
The Big Ten barred Indiana from contending for conference football titles in 1960 for recruiting violations. Indiana remains eligible for games, but their results do not count in standings. post season and NCAA telecast participation are also restricted, with an estimated loss above 75000 dollars. A one year probation will not affect non football sports.
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Chicago
Indiana
Big Ten
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Hoosiers
NCAA
Bloomington
Ind
Wilson
Iowa
Hoever
Yankees Lose First Take Second in Splitdoubleheader
Art Ditmar pitched his first shutout of the season as New York defeated Kansas City 6-0 in the nightcap after the Athletics won 5-2 in the opener. The split left the Yankees 1 1/2 games behind the Chicago White Sox. Ditmar improved to 8-7, while Bud Daley fell to 12-9. Skowron hit his 19th homer for New York.
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Art Ditmar
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Athletics
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Ditmar
Bud Daley
Bobby Richardson
Gil McDougald
K. Johnson
P.daley
Short
Buren
Shantz
Arroyo
Howard
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Ahronoberry
Man le
B. Daley
Briggs
Davis
Kravitz
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Dodgers Beat Braves to Close Gap on Second Place
Los Angeles handed the Braves a 7-5 defeat as Don Drysdale recovered from a rough start to win his sixth in a row. The Dodgers moved within five games of Milwaukee, with Drysdale improving to 7-3 and Willey taking the loss. Covington homered for Milwaukee.
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Don Drysdale
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Willey
Jay
Buhl
Piche
Crandall
Drysdale
Roebuck
Pignatano
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L—Willey
Covington
Cards Sweep Double Bill as White Drives In Six
T.Louis first baseman Billi White drove in six runs with two homers helping the Cardinals sweep a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Phillies. White had nine hits in 15 at bats across the four game series, lifting St. Louis after a three game slide. In the opener White homered with two runners aboard and Musial also homered in a 9-3 win over Philadelphia. In the nightcap Roberta Simmons earned the win for St. Louis as the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 7-5. Bees to Play Bartgis and Zimmerman Softball Team to Face Johnsville in Jolille Thursday.
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Lovettsville
Doug Carey
Ranneberger
RBI
Frank Plunkard
Carey
Lane Reed
Reed
Roy George
Harold Hargett
Inners
Don Loun
Lavellsville
Buckstown
George
Fletcher
Hargett
Loun
Lenhart
Airy
Don Huber
Mr. Airy
Frederick
Hulver
Clarence Crum
Bob Lowman
Sian Lare
Roble
VFW
Jack Kinna
Kinna
Engle
Mt. Airy
Engle. Kinna and Weddle
Franklin
T.louis
Billi White
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Philles
White
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Conley
Neiger
Green
Coker
Simmons
Smith
W—Sadecki
L—Roberts
Musial
Cunningham
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Johnsville
Jolille
Tigers, Red Sox Split DH in Pair of Hoch Scoring Games
Boston wins second game 8-4 as Vic Wertz hits two three run homers and Bill Muffett picks up his third win. First game sees Detroit take 9-6 with Ted Williams belting his 18th homer and Wertz mending from illness delivering key hits.
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Boston
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Mel Ott
Wertz
Bill Muffett
Nixon
W—Lary
L — F. Sullivan
Cash
Williams
Dewoit Oi
Regan
Bruce
Fischer
Chiti
Muffett
Fornieles
W—Muffett
L— Regan
Chrisley
Sox Increase Lead With Two Wins Sunday
Chicago White Sox rout Washington in a doubleheader 5 2 and 9 5 to seize first place. Early Wenn strikes out 11 in the opener, Minnie Minoso homers twice, and Bully Gardner ties game with a second inning shot. Willie McCovey recalled by Giants after minor league stint.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Eariy Wenn
Minnie Mincio
Tacran
Bully Gardner
White Sox
Pedro Ramos
Minose
Chicago
Wynn
Ginsberg Ramos
Stubbs
Clevenger
Battey
W—Wenn
L—Ramos
Minoso
Gardner
Shaw
Satley
Lollar
Kralick
Morgan
Hernandez
Ramos
W—Shaw
L— Kralick
Sievers
Lions Trade Ra bold for Breitschneider in NFL swap
The Detroit Lions announced a trade sending offensive guard Ra bold to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for linebacker Carl Breitschneider. Rabold, a first-year NFL player from Indiana, is 6 feet 1 inch and 235 pounds. Breitschneider, in his fifth NFL season, is 6 feet 1 inch and 230 pounds, an Iowa State alum.
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LIONS
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Mike Rabold
St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Brettschneider
Rabold
Indiana
Chicago
Breitschneider
Iowa State
Dundee
Littler Captures Eastern Open With Five-Stroke Margin
Gene Littler from Singing Hills California won the Eastern Open at Pine Ridge in Baltimore with a final round 67 for a 72 hole total of 273. The two year old money winner finished 15 strokes under par on the 6620 yard course, two strokes ahead of Gary Player who shot 275 to place second.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Pine Ridge
Gary Player
Langhorne
Exhibition at San Francisco Dallas 20 Oakland 13
The Associated Press reports an AFL exhibition in San Francisco where Dallas defeated Oakland 20 to 13. The matchup showcased early season form as both teams tested lineups and strategies.
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American Football League
Associated Press
San Francisco
Dallas
Oakland
Orioles whip Indians as Robinson hits grand slam
Brooks Robinson blasted a bases loaded grand slam in the first inning and drove in five as Baltimore beat Cleveland 6 5. Cleveland tied it with a Mike De La Hoz homer in the second but could not overcome wild pitching and Brown's exit.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Heart of Md Pt Rocks down Knoxville in league play
Pt Rocks and Knoxville each collected nine hits in a 3 3 tie yesterday. Harmony and teammates hit nine home runs to rout Liberty 21 10 with Brown hitting a grand slam. Williams struck out 13 to lead Taylorstown over Lucketts 3 7 1. Clarksburg golfer Dave Clovis won the TriState event with a 284. Orioles and Indians games noted with Stock debut and defensive plays.
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Yellow Springs
Howard Don Whitmore
Springers
Calvin Giesbert
Whitmore
Ray Stone
Jima Linton
Giesbert
Stone
Jim Siup
Pat Gilroy
Gilroy
Keller
Pt. of Rocks
Knoxville
Heart of Maryland
of Rocks
Green
Athey
Barger
Axline
Harmony
Liberty
Walace
Rupp
Lewis
Rudy
Brown
Liberty Mu
Wiles
Brunner
Shelton
Getzendanner
Weaver
Clarksburg
Kingwood
W. Va
Dave Clovis
West Virginia
East Frederick ACs Rout Hagerstown In Tri-State Softball
East Frederick A C softball defeated Hagerstown 92 to 71 at Baker Park in a Tri-State Major game. Eddie Rice and Jim Biank sparked a seven run first inning with key doubles, while Biank and Shaw each added two hits for East Frederick. Next, East Frederick travels to Halltown to face Charles Town.
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East Frederick
A.C
Baker Park
Acs
Eddie Rice
Jim Biank
Ane
Shawied Ihe
Wim
Shek Geatinger
Frederick
Halltown
W. Va
Charles Town
Hagerstown
Williams and
Kline
Biank and
Shaw
Italy Wins Davis Cup European Zone Title 3-2
Italy clinched the European zone Davis Cup with a 3-2 victory over Sweden in Bastad. Orlando Sirola beat Ulf Schmidt 6-4 6-2 6-1 after losing Friday, giving Italy a 3-1 lead in the best of five series and advancing to face the likely U.S. in the next round.
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Bastad
Sweden
Italy
Orlando Sirola
Sirola
Jan-Erik Limdquist
Ulf Schmidt
United States
Australia
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