Stan Musial to retire after current season with Cardinals
The News reports tearful Stan Musial announcing he will retire from the St. Louis Cardinals and professional baseball after this season, ending a 22-year major league career. He will play his last game Sept. 29 against Cincinnati and may stay with the organization in a continuing capacity.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Stan
Musial
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Venera
Iva
Geldom
Tung
Cards
Milwaukee
Team leaves Friday for Babe Ruth World Series trip
Frederick players depart Friday morning by charter bus to Farmington New Mexico for the World Series tournament. A fund drive aims to raise 3500 in three days to cover travel costs. Team will play Puerto Rico at 5 30 p m EDT on Tuesday in the opening round of the double elimination event.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Feague
Rod Mareno
Ron
Frederick
Marendt
Trenton
New Jersey
Frederick Babe Ruth League Allstars shine in regional play
Frederick all stars powered by Mike Gearinger as field general posted strong batting with a .370 team average and 90 hits in seven games. Pitching trio Grove Hart and Ranneberger logged multiple wins guiding the team to Farmington New Mexico. Team fielding at .335 with 15 errors in two tournaments shows strong overall performance.
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Mike Gearinger
Frederick
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mike
West Virginia
New Jersey
Mike Enmailee
Frederck
Brunswick
Farmington
New Mexico
Grove
Hart
Ranneberger
Streck
Havre de Grece
Ramenberger
Greenbelt
Allstars
Gearinger
Mays Cepeda wake up to spur Giants near Dodgers
Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda revived San Francisco with consistent hitting in 13 games, lifting averages to .291 and .300 as the Giants close within 3 1/2 games of the NL-leading Dodgers. Cepeda raised his average 17 points to .300 while Mays added 17 to reach .291 and both boosted the club’s surge.
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Mays
Cepeda
Giants
NEW York
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kefauver urged immediate action on boxing bill
Sen Estes Kefauver urged swift passage of his boxing bill in a letter to Abe Greene, World Boxing Association commissioner, just before his death from a heart attack. The note echoed Greene’s critique of promotional cartels behind the Liston Patterson title bout and warned of dangers in their practice and television interests.
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Paterson
N.J
Sen Estes Kefauver
U.S. Senate
Abe Greene
World Boxing Association
Tentresses
Kefauver
Greene
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Keftover
Castan
Liston
Kefauter
New Market Edges Independent Hose in Softball Thriller
In a tension filled game New Market rallied from a 7 4 deficit after two outs in the seventh inning. B McTain and D Garber delivered back to back doubles to force overtime J Borel belted a three run homer in the seventh and B McLain homered in the first with a man on Peanut Morgan earned the win in relief over Donald Wachter Wachter Morgan Clark Baasee and Rinehart contributed for the teams in a hard fought league tilt.
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B. McTain
D. Garber
New Market
Hose Company
J. Borel
B. Mclain
Peanut Morgan
Donald Wachter
Wachter
Morgan Mad
Clark Baee
Ead Rinehart
Frederick County Youth League results and final series setup
John Staley struck out 12 in a near no hitter as Linden Hills routed Harmony 12 to 0. Feaggaville used a six run sixth inning to beat New Market 11 to 5. Linden Hills and Feaggaville meet Monday at 6 p.m. in the first game of the final Youth League series with a site to be named.
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John Staley
Linden Hills
Harmony
Feagaville
New Market
Frederick County
Staley
Johnny Goodman
Ron Cavell
Sam Young
Bere
Best
Wiles
Bittle
Masser
Stevens
Feagavile
New
Cavell, Young and Putman
Smith, Hargett and
Hafler
McCovey Suspended Sparring in Major League Schedule
Major league games include McCovey suspended in a Padres 11-8 loss at Milwaukee with Spahn 13-5 on the mound. Also N San Francisco Marichal 18-5 faces Cincinnati Maloney 17-4, N Houston Bruce 5-8 or Johnson 15, at St. Louis Broglio 12-8. Pittsburgh Cardwell 9-12 vs New York Jackson 7-14 in night games.
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Cepeda
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Groat
Clemente
Tommy Davis
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Billy Williams
Chicago
Bill White
Pinson
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
al Kaline
Detroit
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Frank Malzone
Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Charming
Lurhorgs
Atirosa
Lyn Rosa
Gonien
Pases le Vis
Jim
Reyel
Regana
Smite Ware
Uu Pitta Aneters
TVR
Voguewart
Malden
Davidsanee
Marvin's Boy
Shy
Avido Econ
San Francisco
Riverbrook
Sas
Jeven Lawrie
Simah
Art Ue
Davidse
Philadephia
Princess Shains
Furl Houston
Pappy Mack
Blockserst
How Fire
New York
Sniva (Bland
Bitte Joe
Houston
Shy Wander
Westherornet
Abés
Armabelle
Karpe
Smith
Furl
Jin
Sie King
May
Davidson
Princess Mewre
Espinosa
Andre Bound
Kings Emotion
L. Pet. GB
Bellevue
Goretavidesa
Hiach
Clahineet AO
Punch Sader
Athies
Wander
Hemeland
Vasil
Leander
Shadone
Baltimore
Buddy
Poe
Mr. Turpentine
Cleveland ST
Reluctant Lady
Chartermongy
Kansas City
Yarts
Peregrinator
Rega Zenit
Washington
Padres
Spahn
N. San Francisco
Marichal
Maloney
N. Houston
Bruce
Johnson
St. Lewis
Broglio
Cardwell
Jackson
Colts seek waivers for Yohn after rookie season
Baltimore asks waivers on linebacker Dave Yohn, a Gettysburg College product who appeared as a rookie last year. A 4 lb 3 oz yellow perch record from New Jersey in May 1965 remains noted. Willie McCovey gets a two game suspension for brushing umpire Ed Vargo during a dispute with the Phillies. Minor league results include Syracuse at Columbus rain and Rochester beating Buffalo 10-9 in 10 innings.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Dave Yohn
Yohn
Gettysburg
Colts
Philadelphia
Willie McCovey
San Pranchen
Ed Vargo
Philadelphia Phillies
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Tearful Butts Denies RIG Game In Georgia Court
Former Georgia athletic director Wally Butts testified in District Federal Court denying allegations he helped rig a football game. He broke down in tears on the witness stand as his family and spectators reacted, while four players testified they saw no signs of impropriety. The proceedings touched on a Saturday Evening Post article and betting rumors connected to the 1963 Alabama game.
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Don McKee
Atlanta
Wally Butts
Georgia
Butts Shait
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Welkom B. Cody
a _ Sounces
Curtis Publishing
Scoby
University
Tnac
Wed
Gamie
Toad l
Butts Hay
Alabama
Brigham Woodward
Woodward
Mike Babb
Babb
Chet
Home Run Lifts Phillies Over Giants
Philadelphia gains 3 1 victory as John Callison hits a two run homer in the eighth after a failed bunt attempt. Lefty Chris Short earns his fourth win, despite nine losses, matching his first win over the West Coast club this season. Giants fall four games behind the idle Dodgers in the pennant race.
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Philadelphia
John Callisonon
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Chris Short
Clents
Short
Buffalo
Bolin
Bailey
Dalrymple
L—Thilfalo
Callison
Pirates edge Houston 4 2 as Friend not last to win
Jerry Lynch drove in two with a bases loaded single in the first as the Pirates built a 3 0 lead. Bob Friend earned his 14th win but Elroy Face had to close out a ninth inning rally after an error and a single left two on with no outs. Farrel, Bateman, Friend, Face and Pagliaroni.
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Pittsburgh
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Houston
Friend
Elroy Face
Bob Lillis
Houstes
Farrel
Bateman
Face
Pagliaroni
L—Farrell
City-County Midget Grid Meeting Set
Frederick City County Midget Football League plans a Wednesday 7 p.m. meeting at the YMCA to organize a four team league for boys aged 10 to 13 and weighing 120 to 125 pounds. Topics include division, weigh-in, registration, rules, scheduling and start date. expense concerns led to withdrawal from the Pennsylvania league.
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Frederick City
Dick Shipley
Fred
Crick
Shipley
Hays Kline
Charles L. Main
Bay Sport Fishing Report from Chesapeake Bay areas
The Department of Tidewater Fisheries reports sport fishing remains spotty with good catches in very early morning and late evening across Chesapeake Bay regions. In the Susquehanna Flats bass rise to plugs and spinners, while Bay bridges Piers 39 and 40 yield rock from 5 to 25 pounds with eels. Sandy Point yields pan size rock. Magothy to Sandy Point offers pan size rocks and blues. Gibson Island to Sandy Point reports white perch in good numbers with bloodworms and peeler. Thomas Point sees pan size rock and perch with blood worms. Herring Bay provides pan size rock and blues. Cove Point to Cedar Point nets blues up to 4 pounds with bucktails and spinners. Potomac area notes abundant perch with peeler and Heron Island, White Point, Tall Timbers report rock to 3 pounds with bucktails or spinners.
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Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Chesapeake Bay
Vinnie Howarns Gren
Susquehanna Flats
Western Shore
Bay Bridge
Sandy Point
Magothy River
Gibson Island
Thomas Point
Herring Bay
Cove Point
Cedar Point
Potomac River
Bre+ton Bay
St. Mary's River
Heron Island
White Point
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