Killebrew Leads Washington Past Yankees 5-2 In NY
Harmon Killebrew drove in two runs with doubles in the first and third as Washington beat the New York Yankees 5-2 at Yankee Stadium. Kemmerer won his first game since June 28, aided by a 430-foot double by Killebrew and a wild throw in the fifth. Green and Aspromonte contributed key hits as Washington built a 5-1 lead.
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Harmon Killebrew
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Ronee Tarrlev
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Allison
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Yankee Stadium
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Coates
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Berra
Howard
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Little League Champs Guests Of Lions Club
The National Little League champions and coach Jim Fraser were hosted by Frederick Lions Club at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. Fraser noted 36 wins and five losses over two years. several players out of town joined. Lions leaders described local league history and sponsors, recalling gifts for field building and a Coca Cola electric scoreboard.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Link Stull
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Sleepy
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Ronnie Hart
Billy Morath
Richard Brown
M. Willard
Charlie Greene
Eddie Reynolds
Sammy Greene
Jackie Hartman
Jay Feaga
Robbie Swanson
Jerry Koogle
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Ciubs
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Irvin J. Ramsburg
Lisle
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Hackensack
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Jim Grove
Coca-Cola Fame
Osborne Price
Ramsburg
Herman M. Beyard
Arnold Hill
Randallstown
Scott R. Bounds
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Lion Angleberger
C. Robert Ray
Buriington
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Mike
William W. Wenner
Brunswick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Mr. Staley
San Francisco Beats Chicago In Run Filled Tilt
San Francisco wins a high scoring game over Chicago 12 to 9. Key contributors include Sanford Fisher McCormick and Landrith for San Francisco while Chicago’s Dennehy Elston and Averill each homer and expose pitching gaps. Kirkland Brandt and T Taylor also provide offense.
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Fisher
J Miller
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McCormick
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Ceccareili
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Elston
S. Taylor
Averill
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Shenandoah River fishing tips from Lefty Kreb and Hank Keller
Field and Stream style piece recounts a Shenandoah trip near Charlestown West Virginia with Hank Keller of Martinsburg. The guide recalls bass and channel catfish bites, effective lures like the Johnson Silver Minnow with pork rind, and bait preferences. Directions for Avon Bend Mechanicstown and The Rocks plus license costs and season rules are noted.
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Hank Keller
Martinsburg
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Trier
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Packinghouse
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Hank
Virginia
al McClane
Field and Stream
Joe Brooks
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Potomac
Johnson
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Leesburg
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Avon Bend Road
Hali
Meryerstown
State Roads Commission
Geological Survey
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D. C
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US 9
Virginia Line
Charles Town Court House
Four-Man Softball King Feigner to Play Hagerstown
A lively softball event comes to Municipal Stadium next Tuesday night August 18 led by Eddie King Feigner and the Original King and His Court. The exhibition at 8 15 features Shadow Ball and blindfolded pitches with feats like throwing behind the back and between the legs. An all star local team will oppose the touring pro squad, recently seen on You Asked For It.
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King
Hagerstown
Municipal Stadium
Kenny Enour
Feigner
Feigner Huris
Baseball scores and schedule from Friday to Saturday
The schedule lists matchups across cities including San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles St. Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia and Cleveland Detroit Washington New York and Boston. Results show Chicago beating Detroit 9 0 and Washington defeating New York 5 2 among others with several late night or ND notes.
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Abe
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Reds Beat Brewers Behind Robinson Grand Slam
Major League Stars by the Associated Press report Frank Robinson of Cincinnati drove in five runs with a grand slam homer and a sacrifice fly to power the Reds to an 88 victory over Milwaukee. Early Wynn of the White Sox threw his second straight shutout, his fifth of the season, as Chicago defeated Detroit 9-0 for his 16th win of the year and 265th of his career.
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Washington
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Landis
Tiger
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Ione
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Ted Lepcio
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Torgeson
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Koufax
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McDevitt
Roseboro
Miller
Bridges
Duliba
Smith
Associated Press
Cin
Early Wynn
Probable pitchers listed for major league games and Lisbon church fire
Baseball previews show Shaw Garver Ni Me Lish Lary Ford Brown Hillman Drysdale Gibson Jay Lawn Penn Newcombe Conley Owens and others for AL and NL matchups. A Lisbon fire destroyed St Domingo church, a historic city monument, on Thursday night.
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Lawn
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