Angels Face Youth Movement Under Haney Plan
Angels manager Bill Rigney builds a young lineup as Lou Haney trades veterans for prospects. Lee Thomas, George Thomas, and Don Blasingame-like choices bolster infield with Moran Koppe Wagner and Pearson in the outfield. Catching remains average with Averill and Sadowski.
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Haney
Don Schwall
Boston
Angels
Lee Thomas
New York Yankee
Thomes
George Thomas
Detroit
Bill Rigney
New York
Rigney
Blg Moran
Joe Koppe
Leon Wagner
Hunt
Pearson
Rice
Averill
Sadowski
Frederick Cadets Near Football Opener and Local Sports Updates
Slants From The Sports Desk notes Frederick High School fall practice starts August 15 with a September 15 season opener against Fort Hill at McCurdy Field. Frederick also schedules Wheaton away and three straight home games versus North Hagerstown Bel Air and Sherwood. Fort Hill Allegany open earlier. Fort Jill holds a 28 game LaSalle win streak. Explorers have never beaten the Sentinels. A West Virginia bowling twist called Boom erang debuts across 12 lanes with 0.75 per game and a $25 Savings Bond prize. Frederick VFW Hustlers travel to Charles Town to face American Legion. Potomac Little League honored beforehand. Bob Rosburg Jay and Lionel Herbert enter the Carling Open at Indian Spring CC August 17-20. proceeds go to Boys Club of Greater Washington. Goodwill Industries offers free Orioles Senators tickets September 8 for youths 16 and under in exchange for usable clothing, toys, or appliances. Ruth League Night set for August 16 with free admission for Ruth Leaguers in uniform.
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Frederick High School
Fort Hill
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Wheaton
North Hagerstown
Bel Air
Sherwood
Allegany
Altoona Catholic
Sentinels
LaSalle
Fort Jill
Explorers
VFW Hustlers
Charles Town
American Legion
Hustlers
West Virginia
VFW Legion
Potomac
Legion
Bob Rosburg
Jay
Lionel Herbert
Indian Spring Country Club
Silver Springs
Boys Club of
Greater Washington
Patriots Sign Tackle John Muller From Boston College
AP reports the Boston Patriots signed offensive tackle John Muller, former captain of Boston College in 1955, who later played for the Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers. The brief item notes his NFL ties and new AFL status, with other boxing and football snippets interwoven.
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Patriots
Boston AP
Boston Patriots
John Muller
Boston College
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Brunswick Stays Alive in N Y Railroader Upset
In a Mid Atlantic Regional quarterfinal, Brunswick Railroaders of Brunswick Md beat Patchogue New York 6 5 4 4 in a tense game. Gary Hines led off with a single, Butch Dixon followed with a hit, Ron Carter tripled driving in Hines and Dixon, Carter doubled in the fourth to drive in a run, Butch Fletcher allowed two walks and two hits in five innings before closing strong.
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Railroaders
Maryland
Englewood
N. J
Brandywine
Delaware
Gary Hines
Brunswick
Butch Dixon
Ron Carter
Hines
Dixon Charlie Hope
Carter
Patehogue
Herman Willis
Wallis
Butch Fletcher
Fletcher
Patchogue
NX. Y
Willis
Duval
Hauser
Kaline and Colavito power Detroit past White Sox 8-2
Detroit benefited from six walks and homers by Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline to defeat Chicago 8-2. Lary earned his 16th win after a five hitter, while Don Larsen withered behind a string of walks in the ninth.
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Chicago
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Don Larsen
Sox
Tark Lown
Rocky Colavite
Norm Cash
Chico Fernandez
Mike Rourke
Russ Kemmerer
Lown
Frank Lary
Colavito
Tigers
Kim Landis
Lary
Detroit
Rourke
McLish
Hacker
Larsen
Lawn
Kemmerer
Roselli
Wo — Lary
L—Mclish
Kaline
Landis
Grand Slam Gives Cards 4-0 Triumph
Julian Javier hit an opposite-field grand slam in the eighth to break a scoreless duel and lift St Louis to a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh. Curt Simmons spun a five-hit game with no walks, while Joe Gibbon struggled in defeat as St Louis earned its seventh straight victory.
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Pittsburgh
Julian Javier
St Louis
Javier
Joe Gibbon
Curt Flood
Jim Schaffer
Don Taussiz
Gibbon
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Pirates
Pittsburch
St. Louis
Bauta
Schaffer
Mt Lena Visits Sampville At McCurdy Field Tonight
Sampville hosts Mt. Lena of the Washington Co. League at McCurdy Field with 8 30 p m game time. Likely starter Don Neel for Yiamsville though Jim Chase could start. Mt. Lena ranks among the top three in the Hagerstown area and catcher Dick Mercer, formerly of Frederick, is on the club.
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Sampville
Mt. Lena
McCurdy Field
Don Neel
Yiamsville
Bob Marendt
Jim Chase
Hagerstown
Bobo) Mercer
Frederick
NAAGP Withdraws Its Plea to Negro Players
In Roanoke, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle allowed Negro players from the Baltimore Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers to participate in a charity exhibition game amid segregated seating. The NAACP had urged a boycott but withdrew the request after Rozelle's statement condemning segregation and urging future seasons without segregated audiences.
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NAAGP
Roanoke
Pete Rozelle
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Victory Stadium
Rozelle
Don Kellett
Colts
National Football League
Kellett
National Association for the Advance_ment of Colored People
Colt
Steeler
NAACP
New York
Virginia
AR. Wilkinson
Steelers
John Henry Johnson
Gene Big Daddy Lipscomb
John Nisby
Charlie Scales
Lenny Moore
Joe Perry
Wilkinson
Ed Kiely
Colts Trim Squad to 53 Players in Camp Cuts
Baltimore Colts reduced to 53 players with two rookies cut and a free agent dropped. Lamberti and Lauder left to join the New York Titans while Small returned to Pittsburgh. Weeb Ewbank plans no further cuts until after the Roanoke exhibition game with Pittsburgh. In community action, Birds-Yankees All Star beat Hawks-Jets 12-8 in South End League play.
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Westminster
Baltimore Colts
Bobby Lauder
Auburn
Pat Lamberti
Richmond University
Jim Small
Air Force
Weeb Ewbank
Pittsburgh
Roanoke
Lamberti
Lauder
New York Titans
Bear Mountain
Small
Birds
Women’s national swim meet opens today in Philadelphia
Olympic veteran Caro lyn House is favored to defend the 1500 meter title at the four day AAU outdoor championships at Kelly pool. Chris Von Saltza, retiring after this meet, seeks six golds while Laura Watson, Sharon Finneran, and Patsy Harrower challenge in multiple events.
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Philadelphia
Murray Rose
Associated Press
Carolyn House
Miss House
Chris von Saltza
Carolyn
Los Angeles
Los Angeles A.C
Australia
Else Konrads
Laura Watson
Santa Clara ‘Calif
Sharon Finneran
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Patsy Harrower
Riviera Club
Indianapolis
Miss von Saltza
Houk’s makeshift Yankees solve pitching puzzle
New York manager Ralph Houk labored with a skeleton staff of starters and relievers as injuries and poor form thinned the Yankee rotation. Despite seven pitchers in midseason, Ford, Sheldon and Arroyo carried the load while Houk and staff patched gaps, keeping New York competitive and pulling away.
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Harry Grayson
Enterprise Sports Ed
New York
NEA
Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Houk
Whitey Ford
Yankee Stadium
Roy Hames
Bombers
Baltimore
Ford
Roland Sheldon
Luis Arroyo
Bronx
Bob Turley
Art Ditmar
Ralph Terry
Jim Coates
Turley
Ditmar
Kansas
Bud Daley
Coates
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Bobby Shantz
Ryne Duren
Duke Maas
Tex Clevenger
Angels
Duren
Maas
Clevenger
Terry
Stafford
Hal Reniff
Richmond
al Downing
Binghamton
Downing
Camden
N. J
Yankees
Reds blank Phillies as Jay earns 16th win
Cincinnati Reds defeat Philadelphia Phillies 5-0 behind six hit pitching by Joey Jay, extending their streak against the Phils this year to 16 straight wins. Elie Chacon hits his first NL homer and scores the first run, with Cincinnati adding two more in the fifth.
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Philadelphia
Cincinati Reds
Joey Jay
Reds
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Elie Chacon
Don Ferrarese
Chacon
Eddie Kasko
da Pinson
Wally Post
Jerry Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Jay and
Zimmerman
Ferrarese
Sullivan
Lehman
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Chacon LD
Ninth inning homer lifts Giants over Cubs
San Francisco Giants win 6-5 as Matte Alou jumps on a Barney Schultz pitch for a solo shot to lead off the bottom of the ninth. Stu Miller improves to 9-3. Chicago leads built by Ande Rodgers and Bob Anderson before the decisive homer.
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SAN Francisco
Matte Alou
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Barney Schultz
Stu Miller
Schulte
Ande Rodgers
Bob Anderson
Chicago
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
al Heist
Anderson
Schultz
Ber’ Teli
McCormick
Gdell
Miller
Bailey
Landrith
W—Miller
L—Schultz
Rodgers
M. Alou
Hyattstown Wins Frederick Junior League Title Over Myersville
Hyattstown defeated Myersville 10-5 at Staley Stadium to sweep the best of three series and claim the Frederick County Junior League championship. Stroup hit a three run homer for Myersville in the fifth. Hyattstown fielded clean defense and captured the title after gaining the Western division playoff. Frederick dumped Creagertown 20-15 in girls softball at Baker Park with Middletown visiting Frederick next Wednesday.
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Staley Park
Hyattstown
Frederick Co
Staley Stadium
Myersville
Stroup
Ballin
Hyattstown Troo
Keith and
Anderson
Brown and Bible
Frederick
Creagerstown
Baker Park
Middletown
Yankees beat Angels 2-0 for seventh straight win
Jim Coates pitched a four hit shutout in a 2-0 victory as the New York Yankees extended their winning streak to seven against the Los Angeles Angels at Yankee Stadium. Mantle started the decisive rally with a single in the fifth and Skowron scored on a sacrifice fly.
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Baltimore
Jerry Walker
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Baltmore
Ron Hansen
Mary Breeding
Wayne Causey
Day Harkin
Jack Fisher
A’s
Norm Siebern
dJerri Lumpe Siebern
Jim Gentile
Kansas City
Jim Rivera
Gus Triandos
Leo Posada
Rivera
Snyder
Causey
Severn
Brandi
Avera
Trandes
Pessaa
Delgreca
Aherzog
Sylvan
Walker
Fisher
Philley
Triandes
Hawkins
Siepern
Lumpe
Possda
Q Fisher
U—Soar
Mckinsey
Chylak
Smith
NEW York
Jim Coates
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Yanks
Angels
Yankee Stadium
Coates
Minnesota
Virginia Dole
Ted Bousfield
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Elston Howard
Mantle
Bill Skowron
Mantle Skowron
Los Angeles
Ab Rhc
Hi Pearson
Rich’son
Moran
E—Moran
G Thomas
L Thomas
New Yor
Ib—Skowron
S—Coates
Skowrer
Bowsfield
Uet Rice
Schwarts
Napp
Wate
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Angeles Angels
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Pew Wings
American Li
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Ken McBrite
Ron Mneile
Tom Morgan
Tai Browstie
Red Wilson
Ed Sadowskzewski
Ken H
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Sports Desk
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Goodwill Industries
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Memorial Stadium
South Bentz St
Washington Senators
Donohue
Lark
Mossi
Fostack
Pizarro
Gunkel
Pappa
Stallard
Nigeria
Lagos
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
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L. Pei
Los Ance.e. A
Cincinna
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Pittsburgh Oh
Washington
Chicazy
Los Ageles
Wilwaukee
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Nips N. Y
Portsmouth
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Mike Sadler
J. Rolfe Castier
Detroit Whip Sox
Yank Hill
Cindy
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