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Sam Huff, now with the Washington Redskins, trains at Dickinson College and eyes two regular season games against the New York Giants. He recalls his prior eight years with the Giants and vows to prove he can still perform, aiming to mirror past Giants success.
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Carlisle
Sam
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Ithaca
K.Y
Huff
Giants
Allie Sherman
New York
Sherman
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Washington
Don Chandler
Jim Katcavage
Andy Robustelli
Dick Modzelewski
Next Year Comes for Frederick Boys Baseball After Losses
Frederick's annual adventure in boys baseball ended with the Babe Ruth League state tournament at McCurdy Field. Frederick fell 6-5 in nine innings to Brunswick in the semifinal, ending hopes of repeating as state champions after earlier losses in the American Legion and Little League playoff runs.
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Frederick
American Legion
Cumberland
Legion
Fort Cumberland
Brunswick
Salisbury
Neil Wilhelm
Nationals
McCurdy Field
Westminster
Farmington
New Mexico
Railroaders
Ruth
Lary Shuts Out Astros as Mets Win Opener 3-0
Frank Lary pitched 52 2/3 innings of no-hit ball before allowing two hits, guiding the New York Mets to a 3-0 victory over Houston in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Larsen took the loss while Lary earned the win as the Mets secured the opener.
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NEW York
Frank Lary
New York Mets
Houston
Larsen
Woodeshick
Grote
Lary
Gonder
Cannizzaro
W—Lary
L — Larsen
Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Bolivar battles Middletown Lake as Thompson Buckeystown faces Harmony Dean. Maught meets Walkersville while Weddle Doubs plays Creagerstown Bock. New Market goes to Broad Run and Jeff Myers Mt Airy hosts Hustlers Staley. Green Brunswick visits Yellow Springs Repp Cline Bombers collide Germantown. Watkins Heart of Md League matches Pleasant Walk vs Todd Steel Sullivan. Lucketts vs Frederick Garber concludes the lineup.
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Tri-County League
Bolivar
Middletown
Lake
Thompson
Maryland
St. League New Market
Broad Run
Jeff
Myers
Mt. Airy
Hustlers
Staley
Green Brunswick
Yellow Springs
Repp. Cline Bombers
Germantown
Watkins
Heart of Md. League
Pleasant Walk
Todd Steel Sullivan Lucketts
Frederick
Garber
Braves Rout Cubs 13-3 in baseball rout
Milwaukee Braves overwhelmed the Chicago Cubs 13-3 as Joe Torre and Denis Menke each hit a homer and a triple. Bob Sadowski earned his fifth win, and Hank Aaron added a home run as Milwaukee jumped to an early lead and coasted.
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Chicago
Joe Torre
Denis Menke
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bob Sadowski
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Sadowski
Spahn
Torre
Braves
Doug Clemens
Milwaukee
Menke
Hank Aston
Milwakee
Buhl
Slaughter
F. Burdette
McDaniel
Schaffer
Rozovsky
W — Sadowski
L—Buhl
Menske
Aaron
Iron Peg Hurt After Suburban Win at Aqueduct
Iron Peg trained by Cain Hoy Stable suffered a hairline fracture of the cannon in the right front leg Friday. The injury is expected to sideline the horse for about a year after winning the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct on July 4.
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Iron Peg
NEW York
Cain Hoy Stable
Aqueduct
Palmer Ties For Canadian Open Lead At 138
Arnold Palmer roars back from four behind to share the second round lead at the Canadian Open. He shoots 67 at Pine Grove to join Bill Collins who also totals 138 after two rounds. Billy Casper fires a 66 to reach 169, one stroke off the pace alongside Rex Baxter Jr. and others.
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Montreal
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Pinegrove
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Billy Casper
Corona
Calif
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Gibby Gilbert
Hollywood
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Late Results In AL Roundup
In late American League action the Kansas A's won the second game against Baltimore 7 6 after dropping the opener 6 1. McNally worked on a six hitter as the A's exploded in the eighth with Charles doubling and Harrelson reaching on an error. Campaneris drove in two with a two run double and Mathews added two more as the A's tied it, then Mathews scored on a sacrifice fly. Baltimore tied in the ninth but Charles homered for the winner in the bottom of the inning. Ramos earned his fifth victory with a 4 2 win over Detroit. Bresoud drove in three Boston runs as the Red Sox beat the Angels 4 3 on a two run double and a ground out. The Angels had 10 hits including Bobby Knoop’s sixth homer. A separate note: Karachi, Pakistan reports an American loan of 2.8 million dollars for East Pakistan transmission lines and facilities repayable over years.
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Associated Press
Kansas A’s
Baltimore
McNally
Charles
Ken Harrelson
Johnson
Jim Gentile
Doc Edwards
Berto Campaneris
Miller
Nelson Mathews
Mathews
Wayne Causey
Barber
Orioles
Dick Brown
Ramos
Pedro Ramos
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Detroit
Indians
Joe Sparma
Chance
Dick Redatz
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Ed Bressoud
Boston
Los Angeles
Dick Stuart
Angels
Bobby Knoop
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Bel Air
Maryland
Railroaders
Frederick
Hickman
Dave Hickman
Allen Flanagan
Gary Rion
Bruce Davidson
Pat McNamara
Gene Brackins
Jewell
Barker
Frank Jewell
Paul Barker
Rion
Allen Carpenter
Larry Lawrence
Gary Carter
Bobby Axline
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Flanagan
Bridgeton
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Marva Bel Air
Russell
Bach
Cooper
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Stout
Davidson
Kelly
Joan Carter
Carpenter
McConnell
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Atwell
Sori Jewell
Dawson
Mara pOodoo
Bionec Aoi
Weaver
Lawrence
E . Flanagan
Marva
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Axline
Carter
McNamara
Brackings
Balk
Brack
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Repp
Ins
Lake
Shook
Washington
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
Southpaw
Bill Skowron
Bennie Daniels
Chicago
Martin
Daniels
Rudolph
Koch
Ridzik
Leppert
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L—Daniels
Hansen
Kansas City
Wally Bunker
Kansas City Athletics
Bunker
Rocky Colavito
Brooks Robinson
Bob Johnson
Jerry Adair
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Brawn
O’onoghue
Stock
Grabowsky
Pfister
Bryan
W—Bunker
L—O’donoghue
B. Robinson
Colavito
Railroaders Defeat Bel Air 4 3 In Maryland Babe Ruth Play
Brunswick battles Bel Air at McCurdy Field to win 4 3 as Hickman and Barker drive key hits. Jewell earns win with ten strikeouts, Brackins suffers defeat after a late rally. Brunswick advances to the Bridgeton New Jersey regional tournament.
Final wrap up in NL roundup
The Reds rallied with five unearned second inning runs aided by errors from Julian Javier and Bill White, then rely on Vada Pinson’s two run single in the fifth for a 7 6 win over St Louis The Cardinals tied it late with White driving in the final run in the ninth Jack Fisher pitched a complete game six two win for the Mets over the Colts Ed Kranepool hit a two run homer in the Mets four run fourth Fullback Bill Huber of Penn State will switch to guard next fall.
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Associated Press
Reds
Julian Javier
Bill White
Vada Pinson
Cards
Cardinals
White
Jack Fisher
Mets
Colts
Ed Kranepool
Bill Huber
Penn State
Record Breaking Teens Dominate National Swim Meet
In Los Altos Hills California 15 year old Sharon Stouder led a wave of teen champions at the National AAU outdoor championships. Stouder swam 1 00 7 in the 100 meter freestyle to beat the previous American mark and rival Dawn Fraser World records. Patty Caretto at age 13 set world marks in the 1500 and 800 meter events. Anne Bancroft and Donna de Varona posted meet records as the Santa Clara Swim Club and Foothill Club posted strong showings.
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Los Altos Hills
Calif
America
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Chris von Saliza
Chris
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Miss Stouder
City of Commerce
Los Angeles County
Patty Caretto
Martha Randall
Philadelphia
Robyn Johnson
Arlington
Anne Bancroft
Washington, D.C
Foothill Club
Ann Warner
Santa Clara
Iss
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara Swim Club
California
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Giants capitalize on Pirates errors to clinch win
San Francisco defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 6 as Bill Mazeroski and Bob Bailey commit three and two errors respectively. Willie Mays leads the Giants with three singles and three runs driven in, while Mazeroski’s third error seals the decisive three-run ninth.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Pirates
Willie Mays
Giants
Mazeroski
Willie McCovey
San Fran
Bolin
Shaw
Perry
O'Dell
Crandall
Veale
Blass
Sisk
Pagliavoni
L—Veale
Merchants Top Blue Sox In Mt. Airy Little League Clash
Lonnie Lowe pitched effectively as the Merchants beat the Blue Sox 9 to 7 last night. Charles Helton drove a 12 hit effort for the Merchants while Lowe joined Steel Flickenger and Pope in the lineup. The piece notes Kansas City Athletics’ six managers since joining the American League.
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Merchants
Lonnie Lowe
Blue Sox
Mt. Airy
Charles Helton
Lowe and Steel
Flickenger
Pope
Kansas City Athletics
Killebrew Homers To Lift Twins Over Yankees
Harmon Killebrew hit his 36th homer a two run shot with two outs in the ninth, giving Minnesota a 4 3 victory over New York. Rich Rollins started the rally with a one out single off Al Downing, who was seeking his seventh straight win.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Yankees
Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Athletics
New York
Rich Rollins
al Downing
Downing
Tony Oliva
Killebrew
Howard
Pascual
Worthington
Henry W—Worthington
Lowning
Allison
Phillies Rout Dodgers 6 1 as Callison and Baldschun shine
The Philadelphia Phillies, leading the league, beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6 1. John Callison hit a two run homer and Jack Baldschun preserved the win with key relief pitching. Moeller took the loss after giving up Callison's homer and one more hit.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Callison
Jack Baldschun
Tony Gonzalez
John Herrnstein
Callison
Joe Moeller
Moeller
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Chris Short
Baldschun
Frank Howard
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles
Perranoski
B. Miller
Camilli
Short
Dalrymple
L—Moeller
Bell Helps Tribe Snap Loss Streak
Gary Bell pitched 62 3 innings of no hit relief to steady Cleveland as the Indians end a six game slide by routing Detroit 12 to 3. Chance hit his 12th and Wagner his 26th homers for Cleveland while Rakow took the loss.
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Bell
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Detroit
Tigers
Rakow
Regan
Hamilton
Fox
Freehan
Kralick
Azcue
W — Bell
L—Rakow
Chance
Wagner
Cubs Pitcher Ellsworth Injured By Line Drive
Chicago Cubs pitcher Dick Ellsworth suffered a hairline fracture of his right cheek after being struck by a liner off Dick Groats bat. X rays confirmed the fracture and he entered Wesley Memorial Hospital for treatment. Ellsworth is expected to be released in time to resume practice Sunday. Max Kehne pitched a two hitter as Shipley's beat East Frederick 5 1. Kehne struck out 12, and had three hits with Bob Cline driving in two runs.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Cubs
Ellsworth
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Max Kehne
Shipley
East Frederick
Kehne
Butch Kimmell
Bob Cline
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