Marva All-Stars Clinch Maryland Babe Ruth Title
Marva All-Stars edged Bel Air 3-2 to win the Maryland State Babe Ruth League championship. Carter pitched a complete game allowing 3 hits with 2 walks, and Frye hit a 360-foot homer in the fifth to seal the victory and keep Marva undefeated in the tournament.
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Brunswick
Garss
Frye
Carter
Marva
Steve Russell
Maryland
Frederick
Bel Air
Gene Brackins
Brackins
Aberdeen
Aot Ous
Westminster
BEL Air Marva
Frederick defends Western Shore baseball title in comeback win
Rotberton Pail Ranneberger pitched eight strong innings to beat Fort Cumberland 4 to 0 in a deciding game. Ron Hart struck out the side in the ninth to close out the series as Frederick advances to the state tournament at Chestertown August 7 to 10. Hart also starred in a 2 to 0 win earlier Saturday, holding Allegany U. S. basketball star Steve Van denburg to six hits before Ranneberger’s late heroics.
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Francis Scott Key Post N, Sneer
Formances
Rotberton Pail
Ranneberger
Fort Cumberland
American Legion
Ron Hart
Frederick
Chestertown
Hart
Steve Vandenburg
Allegany
U. S
Duke
Rhoderick
Boyer
Zembower
Walters
Shook
Mars
Harmony Nips Middletown In 10th, 2-1
Harmony upset Middletown 2-1 in 10th as Dick Cook's second hit scored George Blickenstaff from third after Middletown protested a quick pitch. Middletown led 1-0 on Charley Delauter's third inning homer. Lee Ropp tied it in the ninth with a single and sacrifice.
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Gordon Smith
Ed Cook
Ike Rhoderick
Fort Cumberland
Stan Keyser
Jeff Dirks
Middletown
Dick Cook
George Blickenstaff
Harmony
Lee Ropp
Charley Delauter
Browns Coach Says All-Stars Could Be Tough
Browns coach Blanton Collier warns Friday night clash with College All Stars will be hard. He cites strong players like Staubach, Butkus, Neely and Biletnikoff while noting the All Stars may surprise if sparked by talent. Collier praises Browns scrimmage and foresees a tough test.
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Browns
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hiram
Ohio
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Collier
Bears
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Peer Staubach
Navy
Jack Ralph Neely
Oklahoma
Fred Biletnikoff
Florida
State
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Bob Hayes
Otto Graham
All-Stars
Staubach
Fran Tarkenton
Paul Bixler
John Huarte
Craig Morton
Neely
Jim Norton
Washington
Butkus
Marty Schottenheimer
Pittsburgh
Tommy O'Connell
Cleveland
Moe Scarry
Graham
Johnny Brewer
Paul Warfield
Little Walt Roberts
Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Mike Howell
Grambling
Philadelphia
Lane Howell
Dale Lindsey
Western Kentucky
Error Earns Tigers Split With Chicago
Detroit earned a split with Chicago by scoring the winning run in the ninth on Don Buford’s infield error as Bill Freehan scored from second after Jerry Lumpe batted for winning pitcher Dave Wickersham. The White Sox won the opener 1-0 behind Joe Horlen.
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Chicago
Bill Freehan
Don Buford
Jerror
Detroit
White Sox
Joe Horlen
Freehan
TommyJohn
Dick McAuliffe
Jerry Lumpe
Dave Wickersham
Buford
Wickersham
Horlen
Tigers
Pete Ward
Danny Cater
Hank Aguirre
Ron Hansen
Ward
Cater
Hansen
Sox
JC Martin
Cash
Don Wert
Frederick Girls Triumph at AAU Meet
Kay Johnson won the 100 yard dash in 10.9 seconds at a summer AAU development meet held at American University. Becky Alderman finished second. The Frederick Club 440 yard relay team of Joyce Davis Diane Dertdling Alderman and Johnson also won.
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Kay Johnson
American University
Becky Alderman
Frederick Track of Field Club
Frederick Club
Joyce Davis
Diane Deterdling
Alderman
Johnson
Russians defeat United States in Kiev dual meet
In Kiev, Pyotr Bolotnikov won the 5600 meters and two tall Russians swept the high jump as the Soviet Union beat the United States 118 to 112 in the first dual meet loss for the Americans. Tamara Press led the Soviet women to a 63 to 43% victory despite Edith McGuire and Wyomia Tyus shining for the U.S. Marie Mulder, a 15-year-old from North Highlands, Calif., starred in the 800 meters with 2:07.3, second to Tamara Dmitriyeva.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Kiev
U.S.S.R
Pyotr Bolotnikov
Soviet Union
United States
Tamara Press
Irina
U.S
Edith McGuire
Wyomia Tyus
Marie Muld
North Highlands
Calif
Central Stadium
Tamara Dmitriyeva
Moscow
Marie
Leah Ferris
Los Angeles
Zoya Skobtseva
Astros Split With Cincinnati in doubleheader
In Cincinnati, Joe Gaines drove in the go ahead run with a ninth inning single as Houston rallied to a 7 6 win in the second game to split the doubleheader. Pete Rose and Tony Perez powered Cincinnati in the opener, 6 4, while Los Angeles remained NL leaders by beating St. Louis 3 2.
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Cincinnati
Joe Gaines
Houston
Reds
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Astro
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Powell's Homer Sparks Orioles
Boog Powell hit a three run homer in the ninth to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the AL leading Minnesota Twins 7-6 in Minneapolis. The Twins had taken the lead in the eighth on Earl Battey’s error allowing two runs, erasing a 4-3 Orioles advantage built in the fifth.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Powell
Dick Stigman
al Worthington
Luis Aparicio
Jack Brandt
Twins
Orioles
Earl Battey
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Baltimore
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Jackie Brandt
Dick Brown
Aparicio
Mincher
Garry Roggenburk
Roggenburk
Palmer
Zoilo Versalles
Jimmie Hall
Galtimore Minnesota
Vesalles
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Oliva Ff
Powellf
Hall
Robd'son
Nossek
Johnson Te
Killeb'n
Slebern
Kindall
Good Warwick
Mincner
Bisfary
Allison
Adair
Batley
Brown
Guiliel
Pappas
Kaet
Bowens
Rog'nburk
Ld‘ping
Snyder
Rollins Ph Too
Herve Baltimore
Minnecote
Versaltes
Battey
Hr—Allison
Iretary
Allison Pappas
So Palmer
Millerie
Haddix
Kaat
Klippstein
Piers Worthington
Stigman L
McDowell Delivers Three-Hitter as Indians Split With Yankees
In New York Sam McDowell threw a three hitter to lift Cleveland 4-1 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader. The Indians built the decisive run with a perfect bunt then added two insurance runs in the ninth as Rocky Colavito homered. The Yankees won the opener 10-6 behind Ralph Terry until a late Cleveland rally.
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NEW York
Clevelland
Sam McDowell
Indians
Yankees
McDowell
Yankee
Jack Cullen
Joe Azcue
Chico Salmon
Salmon
Larry Brown
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Ralph Terry
Roger Repez
Tony Kubek
Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Gary Bell
Ae Bell
Spring
Sims
Roof
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Staley
BEM
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Pushkaryova Klarisa
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Baton Rouge
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Arrow
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Keller
Vandenburg
Keyser
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Routzahn
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Grayson Ramsburg
Mt. Airy
Pleasant Walk
Heart of Maryland
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Earl Ricketts
Point OF Rocks
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Stull
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John
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L—John
Clifford Buck
Denver
Amateur Athletic Union
Bolotnikov
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Schul
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Cuellar
Owens
Taylor
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Rose
Perez
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Locke
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Wwens
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Robison
Charles Wightly
Busnell
STN
Shooter's Meadquarters
Homer Sparks
Tribe
Yanks
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Cullen
Hamilton
Reniff
Howard
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