Ousted Frederick Fall In State Legion Tourney Twist
Glenmar ousted Frederick 4-3 in the Maryland State Legion tournament as Mike Elliott blasted a go ahead homer in the eighth. Frederick led 3-0 after three, but Glenmar tied it in the sixth. Greenbelt remains unbeaten after a 9-4 win over Easton, setting a Sunday final with Greenbelt.
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Sam Hays
American Legion
Middies To Practice Under New Navy Coach Hardin
APOLIS AP Some 100 mids shipmen will cut short their summer leaves to return for football practice. Wayne Hardin new Navy coach announced Aug 24 photographers will gather the squad and workouts begin Aug 26 with twice daily sessions until Sept 4 classes start. Starting and replacement units will split play. no first team. Navy projects a strong club with 15 returning lettermen and six starters from last year’s 6 3 record. Open Sept 19 at Boston College.
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Naves
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Larry Borer
Bill Thomas
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Joe Tranchini
Joe Bellino
Boston College
William and Mary
SMU
Racuse
Miami
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Penn
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Maryland
George
Washington
Army
League Leaders Rosedale and Frederick to Start Series
The Associated Press notes American League leaders in batting and runs per game as Rosedale and Frederick lead a three game series starting Monday. The event includes notable players such as Colavito and Killebrew with Frederick at East Frederick and Rosedale facing the Orioles’ West team at Maryland Ave Park.
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Little League
Navy earns excellence award for 1958 football brochure
Annapolis AP Navy is among 12 schools honored by Football News for the excellence of their 1958 football publicity brochures. John T Cox, sports publicity director, accepted the award for Navy from editors of the magazine.
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Goodman Bats White Sox To Win Over Senators
Washington hosts Chicago as Billy Goodman drives in three runs and Bob Shaw nabbed eight hits in an 4 1 Chicago win over the Senators. Washington’s Fischer took the loss as Chicago built a lead through Goodman's timely singles and two extra-base plays.
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Bob Shaw
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Orioles fall as Indians rally past in opener
The Baltimore Orioles lost to the Cleveland Indians 5-3 in a game where 10 hits each were recorded but Orioles left 12 men on base. Jerry Walker took the loss as Cleveland’s four-run third inning erased a 3-1 Baltimore lead. Al Cicotte earned the win in relief, while Willie Tasby and others contributed Orioles doubles. The result kept the Indians within a game of the Yankees who moved to fourth place.
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Diana Wilkinson Shows Duces at Morgan County Fair
Diana Wilkinson of Ann Sor enters the horse Duces in the Morgan County Show Cure at Fred Opening. Castleman presides as ribbons awarded in class. The horse competition continues at the fairgrounds today with programs at 1 30 and 3 30 p.m. About 300 spectators attend the event.
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Ann Sor
Duces
Morgan
Castleman Aress
Learn Swimming Urged for Fishermen During Summer Course
Over 1,000 people in Frederick County were urged to join a summer program at Baker Park and the Dig Pool in Frederick to learn swimming and aid rockfish tagging efforts. The article covers rockfish tagging in the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay, involving U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, detailing rewards for returning tags and methods. It also mentions a 68 mile outboard-powered river marathon by Mid-America Association and local sports results including Yellow Springs and Urbana junior league play and American Legion tournament notes.
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the Natchez
Byron Pool
Pool
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Chesapeake Bay
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Baseball Standings And Weekend Schedule From The League
The standings show Chicago leading with 42 wins and San Francisco at 4 percent, Cleveland 64 45 and high pace, Angels 62 48, Baltimore 55 55, Milwaukee 58 47, New York 52 34, Kansas City 52 55, Pittsburgh 32 57, Detroit 53 48, St Louis 52 58, Boston 49 58, Cincinnati 50, Washington 44 65. Saturday features KC at NY, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Baltimore. Friday results: NY 3 KC 0, Chicago 4 Washington 1, Boston 4 Detroit 3, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 5. Sunday: Cleveland at Baltimore, Cleveland at Kansas City, NY at Boston. Other: Milwaukee at LA, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 6, St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 2. Monday San Francisco at St Louis.
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Weekend Games Begin at 2 P.M. Sunday
Maryland State League games include Thurmont at Brunswick with a protested July 19 match in progress, Thurmont leading 1-0. Tri County League matchups feature Buckeystown, Walkersville, Germantown and Lovettsville venues, while Heart of Maryland League lists Frederick at Knoxville and Liberty at Taylorstown, with Green Harmony not scheduled.
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Horine
Tri-County League
Buckeystown
Garber Doubs
Walkersville
Shifflet Rengerstoun
Broad Run
George Yellow Springs
Germantown
Smith Bolivar
Lovettsville
Trimmer
Heart of Maryland League
Frederick
Knoxville
Remus Liberty
Taylorstown
Green Harmony
Minor Leagues and Major League Scores Across Regions
AP roundup lists Pacific Coast League results Seattle 2 2 Sacramento 1 1 Vancouver 5 Salt Lake City 4 San Diego 3 Spokane 2 Portland 5. International League Toronto 3 10 Columbus 23 Buffalo 2 6 Havana 1 5 Miami 3. American Association Minneapolis 10. Houston 12 innings Louisville 2 Indianapolis 1. Dallas 12 Denver 3 St Paul 6 Fort Worth 2. County Softball League Twin Bills 2 P.M City Tavern Shookstown Koosie Bros Burkitsville Pall Mall Lewistown Kidds Bar B Z Buckerstown. Probable pitchers American League Kansas City New York Sturdivant vs Turley Chicago Washington Me bride vs Stobbs Detroit Boston Lary vs Schroll Cleveland Baltimore Perry vs Brown. Cooper Takes Lead National League Cleveland AP. Cincinnati San Francisco Pete Cooper Lakeland Fla Newcombe vs McCormick. Milwaukee Los Angeles Braddock Middletown County Junior League. Coss McNair advance Western Maryland Tennis Championships finals. Tim Coss WashingtonD C seed No1, Fred McNair No2. Women finalists Charlotte Decker Martha Reeves.
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Mountain Lake Park
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Chevy Chase
Washington Netman
Don Floyd
Arlington
Phil Neffl
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Marge Mautz
Falls Church
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Time Schedule for Friday and Saturday Harness Events
Friday events include Stallions under saddle Maiden under saddle and various Futurity classes for mares geldings and horses. Saturday lists morning and afternoon horse classes such as Yearling mares stallions senior mares geldings horsemanship two year olds and multiple stake events plus champion categories and a Western parade.
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