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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1961

Page

6

Mantle hits three as Yanks sweep doubleheader with Twins

Mickey Mantle slugged three homers to push his season total to 48 as the New York Yankees rallied to sweep Minnesota in a two game set 7-6 and 3-2. The first game lasted 15 innings tying a major league length record. Clete Boyer drove in the winning run in the 15th after Mantle reached on a walk and advanced on a hit by Ellie Howard.

NEW York Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Minnesota Fighting Twins Detroit Cleveland Indians Yankees Tigers Clete Bover Mantle al Schroll Twins Ellie Howard Bill Skowron Ted Lepcio Harmon Killebrew Yogi Berra Bobby Richardson Boyer Roger Maris Roland Sheldon Hal Reniff Yankee Sheldon Reniff Whitey Ford Bob Allison Zoro Versalles Bill Tuttle Yanks Mickey Joe DiMaggio Creagerstown Bill Hammond Frank Favorite Middletown Mike Fyock George Blicksenstaff Jerry Duble Bob Cline

Indians roar past Tigers in game two for twin bill win

Cleveland pitchers Don Messí and Mudcat Grant led a 13 hit attack as the Indians took the second game of a Sunday doubleheader from Detroit 9 5 after losing the opener 2 1. Don Dillard and Tito Francona hit first inning homers off Paul Foytack.

Detroit Cleveland Indians Don Messi Mudcat Grant Detroit Tigers Tigers Don Dillard Tito Francona Paul Foytack Grant Cleveland Grant and Romano Foytack Bruce Montejo Aguirre It Gladding Roarke W— Gram L—Bruce Dillard Francona

Walkersville wins Tri-County crown with 7 0 victory

Jamsville beats Thurmont 7 to 0 to clinch the Maryland state pennant and earn a spot to meet Tri-County League champion Walkersville in the county playoff. Don Neel scattered six hits for the shutout as Tramsville moved to 12 1 on the year with key hits from Jack Forsythe and Buzz Wagner.

Wjamsville Jajmsville Walkersville Thurmont Don Neel Tramsville Neel Jack Forsythe Buzz Wagner Tom Coleman John Carpenter Bob Shriner Chub Biser Bob Shaffer Biser Shaffer Roger Neely Harper Frederick Maryland Brunswick McCurdy Field Bob Dawson VFW Hustlers Loring Young Hustlers Bill Merriman Tinker Michael Merriman Wenner Webber Deener Dawson Weddle

Pinson's 10th homer lifts Reds past Pirates in 10th

Vada Pinson belted his 10th homer in the 10th inning off Roy Face to give Cincinnati a 3 2 win and split the doubleheader with Pittsburgh after the Pirates won the opener 9 4. Pinson also scored the tying run in the eighth as Cincinnati falls one percentage point behind the league leading Dodgers.

Cincinnati Vada Pinson Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Dodgers Pinson Roy Face Gordon Coleman Elio Chacon Eddie Kasko Dick Groat Groat Bill Mazeroski Hal Smith Don Hoak Roberto Clemente Mazeroski Clemente Jim Brosnan Jim O’foole Joey Jay Jim Maroney Hoak Bill Virdon Gene Freese Wally Post Wilmer Mizell Pittsburgh Mizell Labine Burgess Jay Maloney Zimmerman W—Mizell L — Jay Freese Post Francis Shantz Face Smith O'Toole Brosnan Edwards W Brosnan Il—Face

Harmony takes sole lead in Heart of Maryland League

Harmony moved into first place by beating the Frederick Ramblers 92 to 21. Lucketts topped Liberty 22 to 7 as Taylorstown defeated Knoxville 107 to 62. Ramblers and accompanying teams feature Fisher Winpigler Wright Lewis Hartsock Williams Frey Stocks Shelton Welles Jacobs Wilt Thayer Hardy Fear jell Dawson Bruce. Wheat production ranks ninth among U.S. states with 49 million bushels annually.

Harmony Heart of Maryland Frederick Ramblers Lucketts Liberty Taylorstown Knoxville Ramblers Fisher Winpigler Wright Knoxville E Wilt Thayer Hardy Fearjell, Dawson and Bruce

Frederick captures Maryland title in doubleheader sweep

Frederick defeats Parkville 5-3 and 7-6 in ten innings to win the Maryland American Legion championship. Rexroad throws eight and a third in the nightcap and leads a late rally as Frederick advances to regional play at College Park August 17. Sole hurls a three hitter in the opening win while Carder adds a shutout effort in Saturday’s game.

College Park al Rexroad Frederick Maryland American Legion Francis Scott Key Post Parkville Maryland Scott Key Posts New York Bayle von Uay- Rexroad Sole Chris Sole Bel Air Bill Carder Hyattsville Carder Calder Hawes Wayne Hawes Guy Stull Bill Seidling Stull Adrian Seidling Sappington Chuck Meding Dick Sappington

Local Scores Stacked From Yesterday’s Games

Walkersville 7 Lovettsville 3 Doubs 8 Buckeystown 5 Creagerstown 15 Middletown 4 Germantown 8 Bolivar 0 Yellow Springs at Broad Run rain. Sunday games include Creagerstown at Yellow Springs Lovettsville at Middletown Doubs at Germantown Buckeystown at Walkersville. Frederick 9 Brunswick 3 Tamsville 7 Thurmont 0 Mt. Airy 13 Pt of Rocks 5 Jefferson 6 New Market 5 None scheduled.

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Fullmer suffers elbow break in title defense

Gene Fullmer broke a bone in his right elbow during the fourteenth round while successfully defending the National Boxing Association middleweight title against Florentino Fernandez in Ogden Utah. Doctor Reed Clegg cast the fracture and Fullmer, 30, left the arena with a numb arm and an uncertain comeback timetable.

Bob Myers Associated Press Ogden Utah Gene Fullmer National Boxing Association West Jordan Reed Clegg Fullmer iCuba Florentino Fernandez

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