Marva Triumphs Over Phoenixville Behind Flanagan’s Gem
Wayne Flanagan pitched a four hitter and struck out 10 as Marva beat Phoenixville 6-1 to stay alive in the Babe League tournament. G Frye homered, Flanagan drove in two, and Marva benefited from late errors as Phoenixville’s bid to sweep the series ended with a night game to follow.
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Wayne Flanagan
Marva
Phoenixville
Yesterda
Evens
McCurdy Field
Flanagan
G. Frye
Railroaders
Nick Platco
Gary Carter
Steve Russell
Carter
Russel
Cartereo
Sabate
Frye
John F. Kennedy
Platco
Kenn
Bill Merriman
Merriman
Bob Maros
Niagara Falls Umpire Controversy Ends Babe Ruth League Game
At McCurdy Field a Niagara Falls manager walked off after ejecting a player, ending a Babe Ruth League regional game and leaving 1,800 in attendance angered. The incident marred the tournament, though a coach presented a princess with an autographed baseball as tears flowed for the sport.
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Frederick
Marendt
Gabe Ruth
Frank Repp
McCurdy Field
Niagara Falls
Bobby Mitchell Happy Skins Throw More Passes To Him
Carlisle AP report notes Washington Redskins target Bobby Mitchell more often after a down year. Mitchell, NFL leader in 1962 with 72 catches and 1,384 yards, explains coaches reworked offense to use him from both sides. He says the change lets him receive the ball in more ways and from different alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Mitchell
Carlisle
Washington Redskins
Bobby Michell
Mitchell
Angelo Coia
Preston Carpenter
Charley Taylor
Bill McPeak
Hart Chooses Legion Team Over Hearst All-Stars
Frederick Legion pitcher Hart, 10-0 with a .436 average, will skip a Hearst trip to New York to stay with his legion squad. Coach Frank Martz announced the decision, noting Hart will join Bridgeton regional play Wednesday at 8 p.m. The senior intends to play with Frederick teammates and was honored as a Heart All-Star at Memorial Stadium.
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Ronnie Hart
Frederick American Legion
Hearst All-Stars
New York
Legion
Bridgeton
N. J
Hart
Frank Martz
Martz
Hearst
The
New Jersey
Frederick
Heart
Orioleland
Memorial Stadium
All- Stars
Coney Island
Journal-Ameri
Yankee Stadium
Frederick High School
Indians Rally Past Twins For 3-1 Victory
Cleveland built a 1-0 lead in the first and added two more in the fifth as relief pitcher Bob Tiefenauer stifled the Minnesota attack. Tony Oliva homered for the Twins, but three Indians pitchers held on for the win in Friday night baseball. The line score shows Minnesota 1 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 with Oliva driving in the lone run. Cleveland plating three, aided by two unearned runs off a wild pitch and an error.
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Andre Thornton
Phoenixville
Platco
Richard Reifsnyder
Martin Doyle
Reifsnyder
Prille
Fargan
Chuck Welsh
Matra
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Bob Tiefenauer
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Tiefenauer
Toledo
Twins
Tony Oliva
Indians
Jim Perry
Oliva
Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Larry Brown
Minnesota
Perry
Roggenburk
Klippiste
Battey
Siebert
Stange
Azcue
Roof
W—~Stange
L—Perry
Baseball standings and games listed for today across leagues
A compact listing shows teams and pitchers for today’s games. Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, New York, Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, New York, Minnesota, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Detroit, Washington, Baltimore with respective pitchers and records noted for each pairing.
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Milwaukee
Cloninger
Chicago
Faul
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Ellis
St. Louis
Gibson
New York
Cisco
Houton
Dierker
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Marichal
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
McBean
Los Angeles
Koufax
Peters
Bosma
Monbouquette
Kansas City
Talbot
Ford
Minnesota
Kant
Leveland
McDowell
Lopez
Detroit
Wickersham
Washington
Kreutzer
Altamore
Pappas
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Palmer Penalized Again as Aaron Regains PGA Lead
Arnold Palmer accrued two more strokes in the PGA Championship round for a 9 on a hazard ground. Tommie Aaron moved back atop the leaderboard near 15th and 16th holes, four under par, heading into the second round's close at Laurel Valley. Dave Marr finished 69 for 139, with Jack Nicklaus at three under after 17 holes on the windy, mixed day.
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Arnold Palmer
Laurel Valley
Ligonier
Tommy Aaron
Palmer
Aaron
Dave Marr
Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Laurel Val Golf Club
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Pennsylvania
E—Simpson
Thornton
Moyer
Tornton
Hoggo
Penn
Flannigen
Telinton
Alanigen
Simpson
Reltsonder
Beso Flanigan
Jad
Speranea
Marendti
Paul Blair
Dick New
Ken McMullen
Calvin Drummond
the News
Frederick, Md
Wirephote
Ligenier
Bucky Summers
Delaware
Marty Doyle
Roses
Metro
Legion Team
Tribe
London
Hungary
Liie
Britain
Bor
Mark Stevens
Chevdle
Chevy Fens
al Joniet
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Gate Seth
PGA
Gardner Dickinson
Mason Rudolph
Miooter
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Boyer Travel 2 Agency
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