Frederick lads shine but snow fence costs runs in Parkville loss
Frederick notes highlight Bill Franklin and teammates in Orioleland selection with Dick Bayles and Tom Colliflower producing hits. Snow fence at Shipley Field cost four first inning runs as Parkville catcher Dewayne Bowers hit a grand slam on a drive. Scouts from Yankees Pirates and Phillies observed the Frederick game. Brunswick Babe Ruth team heads to Portsmouth Virginia for regional alors. Lane times show Maryland Junior League schedule August 8 9 10 at National Little League Park Staley Stadium.
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Parkville
Frederick
Bill Franklin
Orioleland Leone
Baltimore
Bill
Orioleland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Bucky Howser
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Maryland
Donny Loun
Pensacola
Washington
Shipley
Dewayne Bowers
Dick Bayles
College Park
Ft. Cumberland
Bales
Ross Mersinger
Tom Colliflower
Colliflower
Shipley Field
Hal Keller
Johnny Neun
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Guy Stull
Tom Richy
Wayne Hawes
Adrian Winpigler
Dick Sappington
Ellis McDonough
Brunswick
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Canada
Portsmouth City Stadium
Ed Siedling
Ramblers Practice Amid Busy Major League Scores
The Frederick Ramblers of the Heart of Maryland League hold practice today at 3 p.m. at Huskie Park under manager Dave Winpigler who requests all players be present. Nearby major league results include St Louis 9 Philadelphia 8 and Chicago 4 Los Angeles 2 with several noted pitchers and lineups listed.
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Chicago
Ellsworth
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Sturdivant
Cincinnati
Hunt
Milwaukee
Buhl
San Francisco
Jones
Philadelphia
Brown
St. Lows
Sadeck
Ramblers
Frederick Ramblers
Heart of Maryland
Huskie Park
Dave Winpigler
Ww. L
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Loui
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Sunday Baseball Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Thurmont faces Sjamsville Smith while Mt Airy Harr ison hosts Brunswick at Frederick Newton. New Market plays Jefferson at Pt of Rocks Hale. Yellow Springs visits Broad Run Brandenburg. Bolivara goes to Germantown Myers Angleberger. Walkersville plays Lovettsville George Virts. Buckeystown Doubs faces Lake Middletown at Creagerstown Timmer Ziegler. Heart Of Md Taylorstown travels to Knoxville Waters Lucketts meets Liberty Curry. Frederick hosts Harmony Horine.
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Son Brunswick
Frederick-Newton
New Market
Jefferson
Pt. of Rocks
Hale
Yellow Springs
Broad Run
Brandenburg
Bolivara
Germantown
Brunswick
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Maryland
VFW Hustlers
Railroaders
Thurmont
Sjamsville
Mt. Airy
Bob Dawson
Billy Merriman
Mc Curdy Field
American Legion
Tramsville
Don Neel
Ijamsville
Chub Biser
Bolivar
Walkersville
Levettsville
Buckeystown
Doubs
Middletown
Creagerstown
Eagles trounce college all-stars 28-14 at Soldier Field
Philadelphia Eagles overcome boos and a rain soaked field to throttle the college All-Stars 28-14. Jurgensen threw two touchdowns to Tommy McDonald and another to Retzlaff as the defending champions built a 21-0 halftime lead.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Soldier Field
Norm van Brocklim
Minnesota Vikings
ABC
Navy
Joe Bellino
Bil Brown
Illinois
Chicago Bears
Norm Snead
Wake Forest
Washington Redskins
Aaron Thomas
Oregon State
San Francisco 49Ers
Sonny Jurgensen
van Brocklin
Pete Retzlaff
Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
McDonald
Retzlaff
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
49Ers
Collegians
Kilmer
Glynn Gregory
SMU
Dallas Cowboys
Dick Greens
Ohio U
Cleveland Browns
King Hill
Otto Graham
Nick Skorich
Parkville tops Frederick 13 8 in state tourney opener
Parkville, last year’s state champions, built a 9 0 lead after the first inning and held on to defeat Frederick 13 8. Colliflower drove in five runs with four hits, including a first inning grand slam, while Bowers and Hawes contributed key hits and Parkville’s defense limited Frederick’s comeback bid. The teams meet again today at 2 30 p m to decide who plays Hyattsville for the Maryland title.
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College Park
Frederick
Parkville
American Legion
Hyattsville
Maryland
Carder
Bull Carder
Jerry Schuerholz
Bob Rossi
Bill Franklin
Ed McGarity
Dewayne Bowers
Bowers
Wayne Hawes
John Hammond
Tom Bichy
Dick Bayles
Bichy
Ross Mersinger
Hawes
Guy Stull
Scott Key Post
Hammond
Dick Sappington
Rossi
McGarity
Howie Murray
Murray
Andy Heibler
Ron Lloyd
Sappington
Joe Kernan
Franklin
Ricky
Bayles
Colliflower
Tom Colliflower
Adrian Winpigler
Loteals
Stull
Winpigler
Richy
Four Colts rookies cut from pre season squad
Westminster Maryland AP Four more rookies were cut by the Baltimore Colts on Friday and tackle Wayne Everhart of Appalachian State received a draft notice to report for induction August 22. He expressed a view about serving and returning later. Waivers placed on LeRoy Bergan Ball Hall Dale Johnannesen and Jerald James.
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Westminster
Baltimore Colts
Army
Wayne Everhart
Appalachian State
Everhart
LeRoy Bergan
South Dakota State
Ball Hall
Kent State
Dale Johnannesen
Augustana
Jerald James
Grambling
Bowling Meeting for Wight Industrial League
The Tuesday Wight Industrial League will meet Tuesday August 8 at 8 p.m. at the Health Center Lanes. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Wight Industrial League
Wilkinson outlines four point fitness plan for schools
Bud Wilkinson, president’s adviser on youth fitness, urges schools to assess health, identify underdeveloped children for remedial programs, require 15 minutes daily vigorous exercise, and test students at term start and end. He notes motivation as key and honors Andy Kerr and A W Mumford for major and small college citations. Jerry Liska elected AP sports editor president.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Chicago Iap
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Football Writers’ Association
Wilkinson
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Pitt
Stanford
Washington and Jefferson
A. W. Mumford
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Jerry Liska
Chicago Associated Press
Murray Olderman
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Tigers Snap Hit Slump With 6 1 Victory Over Indians
Detroit and Detroit Tigers beat Cleveland Indians 6 to 2 as Al Kaline and Jake Wood hit homers and Frank Lary earned his 15th win. The article also previews Brunswick at Frederick in a Maryland State League clash for second place, with Thurmont and Mt. Airy in other State League games. Williamsport meets Cambridge in Maryland Little League final.
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Tigers
Indians
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
Jake Wood
Frank Lary
Cleveland Indians
Lary
Willie Kirkland
John Romano
Kaline
Wood
Barry Latman
Tiger
Latman
Cleveland
Stigman
Schafferroth
Romano
Rourke
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Blanchard's 10th-inning homer lifts Yankees over Twins
Johnny Blanchard hit a two-run homer with two on in the tenth as the New York Yankees rallied to beat Minnesota 8-5. Harmon Killebrew blasted a three-run shot in the eighth to force extras, and Mantle and Berra provided earlier sparks.
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Johnny Blanchard
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Bill Pleis
Camilo Pascual
Blanchard
Twins
Ted Lepcio
Yankees
Pleis
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Killebrew
Mantle
Lepcio
Bob Allison
Berra
Roger Maris
Wurhb
Rich’son
Green
Kubek
Killebrew Ib
J Arroyo
Alison
Mars
Lemon
Martle
cKaar
Pless
Battey
Howard
Boyer
Tuttle
Ostafferd
Pascual
DeM‘striss
aMartin
bRamos Couo
Stafford
Arroya
Pascual U—Drummond
Paparelfla
Runge
Carrigan
Tmt
Big Races Highlight Weekend Card At Arlington And Monmouth
The American Derby at Arlington Park Chicago and the Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park headline a $100,000 weekend. Crozier battles Beau Prince in the American Derby while Sir Gaylord heads a Sapling field with Battle Joined as top rival. Predictions favor Crozier and Sir Gaylord, with substantial purses and a large Monmouth attendance anticipated. Bills sign Paghei and trade Buckingham to Boston as Toledo reports Ohio's first free public library.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arlington Park
Monmouth Park
N.J
Fred W. Hooper
Crozier
Calumet Farm
Beau Prince
C. T. Chenery
Sir Gaylord
Battle
Cain Hoy Stable
Carry Back
Fourth Estate Stable
Monmouth
Veteran umpire Frank Dascoli quits baseball after season
Frank Dascoli, a top National League umpire, declares he will quit baseball due to perceived incompetence and weak leadership from league president Warren Giles. He cites clashes with Solly Hemus and abuse from players, vowing to speak further after leaving the game.
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Frank Dascoli
Murray Olderman
Solly Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Giles i
Cascoli
Hemus
Daseah
Larry Goetz
Daseoli
Giles
Chicago
Dascoli
Landis
Hyattsville Edge Bel Air To Reach Semifinals In Parkville
Hyattsville defeated Bel Air 1 to 0 to move into the next round as Sappington pitched five and a third innings, giving up four runs on four hits with six strikeouts. Russell Spittle walked and scored on Mike Stasulli’s third inning single.
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Hyattsville
Bel Air
Sappington
Russell Spittle
Mike Stasulli
John Susee
Wayne Ensor
Parkville
Night baseball scores and finals in brief
Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 5 to 2 with 15 hits as Labine takes the loss. Philadelphia beats St Louis 9 to 8 on a ninth inning rally. McIntire and Decker reach the Western Women's Golf final in Pasadena after semifinal wins, set to play a 36 hole final.
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Mrs. Decker
Ruth Miller
Long Beach
Calif
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