Legion Falls Twice to Parkville in Regional Playoffs
Francis Scott Key Post 11 was eliminated from the American Legion regional playoffs after two losses to Parkville, 5-1 and 3-1. Dorsey pitched for Parkville with 13 strikeouts, while Frederick’s Wisner took the loss in the second game. Frederick had earlier earned a finals berth by defeating Bel Air and Parkville.
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Orioles Hit Five Homers to Sweep Doubleheader Over Indians
Baltimore pounded Cleveland 9-2 in the nightcap as Milt Pappas allowed seven hits. In the opener Jim Gentile drove in five runs with two homers and a single, part of a 6-6 first-game tie that featured five Orioles long balls. Brandt, Woodling and Fisher also homered for Baltimore, while John Romano homered for Cleveland.
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Gene Woodling
Jack Fisher
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National League and American League Baseball Standings and Scores
Chicago and Milwaukee games highlighted a slate with San Francisco and Los Angeles winning, while St Louis and Milwaukee split. In the American League New York edged Kansas City in a rough night of schedules as Detroit and Boston posted wins.
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Tigers Red Sox Dividing Twin Bill. Muffett Shuts Tigers
Detroit was blanked 1-0 in the nightcap as Boston pitcher Muffett limited the Tigers to four hits and scored the lone run. In the opener Boston won 7-1 behind Jim Bunning's five hit effort and a one hit Detroit attack.
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Cardinals split twin bill with Reds in doubleheader
In St Louis, Kern Boyer's bases loaded single in the seventh gave the Cardinals a 4 2 win and a split of a Sunday doubleheader with Cincinnati. The Reds won the first game 18 4 behind 21 hits while the Cardinals answered 0 49 in the nightcap. W Hook improved to 3 12 for Cincinnati. L Jackson 3 9 9.
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Chisox Rally Past Nationals With Ninth Inning Heroes
Chicago White Sox rally to defeat Washington in both games as Gene Freese hits a two run homer in the ninth to win the opener and Minnie Minoso delivers a two out run scoring single in the second game to break a deadlock. Freese drives in two and Minoso adds the decisive hit as the Sox sweep.
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Jefferson Beats Brunswick In Eight Inning Rally
Jeffer son scored twice in the eighth to edge Brunswick 3-2 as Thurmont sealed second with a 10-2 win over Poolesville. New Market and Frederick tied for fourth with seven wins each, while Hamsville crushed Mt. Airy 10-1 behind Don Neel’s six hitless innings and Wanger’s two hits.
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Thurmont Defeats Poolesville Behind Biser’s Form
Thurmont defeated Poolesville 10 to 2 as Biser pitched a strong game striking out few batters and limiting walks. Poolesville managed two runs in the fourth inning while Thurmont added three in the third fifth and sixth with a final Thurmont run in the seventh.
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East Frederick A C wins sixth straight in softball
East Frederick A C defeated Charles Town 14 to 1 in Halitown West Virginia as Lefty Blank struck out 15. Gearmger and Blank led the offense with multiple hits. The ACs travel to Martinsburg Saturday to play Hose Company.
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Yankees Split With Athletics in Doubleheader
The Yankees split a twin bill with Kansas City, taking the second game 3-2 behind Bud Daley’s 13th win. Shantz pitched for New York, with Staley earning the win in relief for the Yankees and Stobbs charged with the loss. In the nightcap, New York won 383 to 144 as Terry and Coates plated runs.
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Germany sets world record in women’s broad jump
Hildrun Claus of East Germany shattered the women's broad jump world mark at Berlin on Sunday, leaping 21 feet to break Elzbieta Krzesinska’s 1956 record by two inches. Claus first posted 20 feet 10 1/2 inches, then achieved 21 feet on her fifth jump.
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Braves Edge Cubs 5-4 to Slow NL Race
Milwaukee built a five run lead then fended off a seventh eighth inning rally by Chicago to win 5-4 at home. Ron Piche secured the win in relief for lefty Warren Spahn who left after seven with a shutout, Frank Thomas homered for Chicago.
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Tavern Wins Doubleheader Over Hyattstown and Brunswick
In a Sunday softball doubleheader, Tavern defeated Hyattstown 93 87 with Win pitcher Wetzel allowing two runs and Bear shining by going six for six. In the Brunswick matchup Tavern beat Economy Oil 76 31 as Smothers earned the win and Morris homered.
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Garrett belts grand slam as Knoxville edges Taylors Town
Garrett went four for four with two home runs including a grand slam for Knoxville in a 13 14 loss to Taylors Town. He played through broken fingers on his left hand. Point of Rocks extended their Heart of Maryland League lead with a 19 5 win over Harmony.
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Jackson Named To Terp Baseball Post
El ton Stanley Jackson becomes head baseball coach at the University of Maryland succeeding retiree H Burton Shipley. A Baltimore native and 1958 Maryland graduate, Jackson previously assisted Shipley as an undergrad and coached the Maryland freshmen to a record. He played in the Philadelphia Athletes farm system and stood out in the Central Association shortstop fielding in 1949 and tied the Carolina League single game assists record in 1950 with Fayetteville.
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Stirling Moss Wins Swedish Auto Race After Return
Britain's Stirling Moss clinched the Swedish International Automobile Race in Karlskoga Sweden his first return victory six weeks after a near fatal crash. He completed the 75 kilometer course in 41 minutes 88 seconds at an average 67.93 mph ahead of Sweden's Joakim Bonnier and England's David Piper in Lotus entries.
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Pirates Triumph Twice Over Giants in Sunday Classic
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the San Francisco Giants 7 5 in game two after a 7 0 win in the opener. Bob Friend earned his 12th win of the season in game one, while Elroy Face closed game two with a key squeeze bunt and error. Dick Groat and Chris Christopher contributed late scoring plays including a bunt that brought in Mazeroski for the decisive run.
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Joe Christopher
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Valley Team Falls After Close Defeat to Creagerstown
In Middletown the Valley team trailed in the second period as Creagerstown started a run, then held on for a 3 to 1 win. P Smush pitched well for the victors, while Zoutima Crome took the loss.
Buckeys Run to Early Lead in 14-Run Victory
Buckeystown hosted Sun and Doubs and opened with a four run first inning and a two run second to ice the game. They rolled to a 14 run win behind 18 strikeouts from pitcher D Loan. Frank Phunkard, Buckystown's first sacker, hit safely in all three trips to the plate.
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Cooper
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Buckystown
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