County Playoff Sets Stage for Tri County Title Showdown
Sjamsville and Walkersville clinched league flags amid late drama as Tramsville and Frederick VFW Hustlers chase second place. The county playoff at McCurdy Field will feature a best of five series for the county crown under night lights with dates to be announced.
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Twelve gymnasts head to Prague and Russia on tour
Twelve American gymnasts including all but one of the 1960 Olympic team depart New York for meets in Prague and Russia. The trip is funded by the Amateur Athletic Union through a US tour by Russian gymnasts. Trainer Ken Stigner, 63, a former fight manager and Scranton Tribune compositor, dies after a lengthy illness in Scranton.
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Spahn Enters Select 300 Win Circle
Three year olds contest four top stakes in a National Horse Racing program with Beau Prince leading the Travers field after Arlington Derby win. Ventnor Turf Handicap at Atlantic City features 18 entrants with top weight Merry Ruler. Olympia Handicap at Arlington Park and La Jolla Mile at Del Mar fill fields led by Bluescope and Were Hoping with strong weights.
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Gentile Homer Helps Orioles Top Red Sox 6-3
Baltimore powered by Jim Gentile and Brooks Robinson homers to beat Boston 6-3. Hoeft earned the win, Nichols the loss, with Stock finishing the eighth inning scare. Gentile's 38th homer tied Roger Maris for the season RBI lead at 104.
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Diving title to Miss Lenzi at AAU meet
Donna De Varena, 14, of Lafayette, California, nears her world record in the 400 meter individual medley with 5 36.9 at the National AAU swimming and diving championships in Philadelphia. Barbara McAlister and Patsy Willard place second and third in the same event while Lenzi trains in Philadelphia for a month.
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Papps Elbow Pain Fails To Halt Orioles Pitcher Wins
Milt Pappas, 22, of the Baltimore Orioles, reports a sore right elbow and a stiff shoulder but continues to win. He owns 48 career victories and has 10 career shutouts this season with an 8-6 record while losing 6. Despite weight loss and treatments, opposing AL batters doubt his unharmed form.
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Yankees crush Senators 12-5 as Mantle and Maris homer
New York belted 19 hits to beat Washington 12-5 in nine straight wins. Mantle hit his 44th and Maris his 42nd, while Tony Kubek added four hits and Yogi Berra and Ralph Terry contributed key doubles. Washington errors fueled five unearned runs in the rout.
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Herzog Leads Orioles New Father After Fractured Season
Orioles outfielder Whitey Herzog became the father of an 8 pound 12 ounce son, his third child alongside a son and a daughter. The note places this after recent births for Brooks Robinson and Milt Papas, with other players also becoming fathers in the period.
U.S. Tourism Revenue Split Between Foreign Visitors and Americans
In 1958 the United States earned 800 million dollars from foreign visitors while American tourists spent over 2 billion abroad, including 596 million in Europe.
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Indians Rally Past Angels 3 2 For Fourth Straight Win
Cleveland grabs a 3 2 victory over Los Angeles as Willie Kirkland drives in the deciding run in the eighth inning. Timmy Tiersall scores the winning run after a single and a steal. Frank Funk gets the win. Ken McBride takes the loss.
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Night Baseball: Detroit Falls to Minnesota 16-6
Detroit trailed 7-0 early and allowed two big innings as Minnesota cruised to a 16 to 6 victory. Ramos earned the win, Foytack took the loss, with Battey and Winn contributing early power for the Twins.
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Playoff Push In Tri County As Slate Near End
With two games left in the Maryland State League season,Tri County action drives the pennant chase. Germantown moved to second after a Sunday win while Creagerstown, Middleton, Lovettsville and Walkersville vie for final spots. Regulars at McCurdy Field note Middletown prep work for field construction as Lovettsville and Middletown clash. All 2 pm starts with Broad Run and other late-season matchups shaping final standings.
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Baltimore civic center eyes AHL tenant in 60 day bid
Baltimore's new civic center commission gives a prospective tenant 60 days to secure an American Hockey League franchise. The center, under construction downtown, should be usable late next year. Robert Embry and Zanvyl Krieger secured a five year hockey lease the pair aim to back with an AHL team. The league currently lists Springfield Rochester Buffalo Providence Cleveland Hershey and Quebec City as members. Carbonated beverages take 2 cents of every American food dollar.
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40 Year Old Southpaw Tops Chicago 2 1
Milwaukee Braves veteran Warren Spahn, 40, earned his 300th major league win by guiding the Braves to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs in six innings. Gino Cimoli hit a decisive eighth inning homer to break a 1-1 tie as Spahn stymied Chicago and received a standing ovation after the final out.
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Veeck Heads to Mayo Clinic for Health Tests
Former baseball executive Bill Veeck will travel to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota with his wife for tests and a possible diagnosis. He has previously visited the clinic and sold his stake in the Chicago White Sox due to ill health.
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