Yankees Lose Sixth Straight in 1960s Era Style
The Yankees dropped their sixth straight as Detroit defeated New York 8-5. Mantle hit his 37th homer, while Kaline belted two three-run shots for Detroit. Milwaukee swept Pittsburgh to stay two games back of Brooklyn, who beat St Louis in a doubleheader. Red Sox beat Cleveland 2-1 in a rain-shortened game as Williams and Jensen homered, and Ted Williams drove in the decisive run.
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Jack Band
Associated Press
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Baseball standings and schedules from national league and local leagues
The National and American League standings are listed with team records and games behind. Also shown are today and tomorrow's schedules, with matchups such as Chicago at Milwaukee and New York at Boston, plus yesterday's results in various leagues including the Tri County League games Germantown and Broad Run.
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East Frederick And Adams Amoco Split In Local Doubleheader
East Frederick split a doubleheader with Adams Amoco, losing 4 3 then winning 2 0 on Sunday at Maryland Avenue. Ed Wright pitched a no hitter in the second game, while Fred Fletcher and Ike Bageht contributed runs as Wrickt and others battled through walks and miscues. Broad Run, Walkersville, Germantown, and Middletown posted mixed results in nearby matchups as teams chase standings.
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Fletcher
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Ijamsville Club Demolishes Wilders in Maryland League Affair
Ijamsville celebrated a new clubhouse dedication by routing Frank Wilders and Thurmont, 13 hits, to pull within half a game of the leaders. Crane starred with two doubles, a triple and two homers as Ijamsville surged over Wilders’ squad. Freeman and Summers aided Frederick follow-up wins while Hustlers shaved the top lead to one game.
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Brunswick
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New Market
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Hamsville
Sinth
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Chiz Staley
Bob Crone
Ronnie Tyergar
Crane
Gary Angleberger
Ray Cook
Angleberger
Cook
Bucky Summers
Jack Geiser
Rexalts New Windsor Emmitsburg League Replay
Pen Mar League standings and postponed games update as teams like New Windsor, Emmitsburg, Fairfield and Taneylont face rescheduled matches. International tennis results include Germany and Australia players in past events. Urbana Softball League schedules a game from Baker Park to Halltown for this evening.
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TRIS
Urbana
Baker Park
Halltown
W. Va
Orca backs University research amid oceanographic efforts
The Orca vessel continues oceanographic research for the University of California. Base hits lead by Crum Linton and Carpenter with strong pitching from Linton. Scoring details include several players and defensive plays as the game progresses.
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Angus
Orca
Unite 1
Carpenter
C. Cron
J. Tants
Linton
Ben Wauter
Safrantona
Hoffman
K. Linton
Smut Utnapare
Sheliler
Harmony Wins 4-3 to Reach Heart of Maryland Finals
Harmony edged Knoxville 4-3 to claim a 2-1 series lead and reach the Heart of Maryland playoff finals. Dick Baker drove in three runs as Alec Alexander pitched a seven-hitter, with Baker delivering a pivotal two-run single in the fifth. Harmony Friday hosts Tramsville after Tramsville swept Frederick DeMolay to reach the final round.
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Harmony Entertains
Tramsville
Frederick DeMolay
Quali-Fg
Knoxville
Webber
Knight
Alexander
Kuhn
Routzhan
Crum Posts Low Net For Qualifying Round
Germantown leads the Tri- County League by two games as Crum hosts Sjamsville the defending Maryland State League champion Wednesday at Gaithersburg under the lights game time 8 30. Yellow Springs meets a Walkersville Creagerstown pickup at Woodsboro High School in a 6 30 twilight contest at a neutral field.
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Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Woodsboro High School
Tire qualifying round for the Commander’s Cup at local club
The notice describes a tire qualifying round for the Commander’s Cup and an insurance policy plan to cover final expenses. It lists matchups for opening round golf pairs including Charley Crum and Decker and notes all first round matches must be completed by Sunday night at the country club.
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Jack Slagle
Tom Quill
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Jim Carey
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Charles V. Price
Roy Blumenauer
Bob Pearson
Bob Hane
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Roy Seigler
George Singel Jr
Ambiguous personal notice for insurance mail response
Request asks the recipient to provide fame address and age and mail to Old American Insurance Co at 3 West 9th Street Department L819B Kansas City Missouri. The text lacks a clear event or named individuals beyond the company and location.
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Dept
Kansas City
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