Gentile Rates Best Among the Major Batters
AP report shows Kim Gentile of Baltimore leading with 31.3 percent of Orioles homers and 22.2 percent of RBIs. Mantle, Maris, Killebrew, and Colavito follow in homer contributions. In NL, Frank Robinson tops with 26.4 percent of Reds homers. Gentile also high in RBIs. Ortiz Cepeda follows in 20.1 percent. Gentile moved to within one of the RBI leader after a strong week. Norm Cash leads AL batting at .361 with Elston Howard at .358 and Jim Piersall at .344.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Kim Gentile
Baltimore
Gentile
Orioles
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Reds
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Giants
Cepeda
Maris
Mantle
Colavito
Robinson
Norm Cash
Elston Howard
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Phillies fall to Cubs in 17th defeat of season
Chicago pounded Philadelphia 9 to 2 as Ernie Banks hit his 20th homer. Dick Ellsworth improved to 6 7 with the win while Sullivan took the loss. Don Demeter doubled and scored on Lee Walls single for Philadelphia's only two runs.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Jerry Monday
Kindall
Philadelphia
Dick E
Sap
Phillies
Banks
Andre Rodger
Ince
Lee Walls
Don Demeter
Phila
Gox
Sullivan
Ferrarese
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Kenders
Ellsworth
Tayior
L—Sullivan
Cadets Football Preseason Opens Early With 8:30 Start
Frederick High School trots out equipment tonight and begins earnest drills tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Coach Jack Molesworth anticipates about 59 players reporting, with around 60 invitations mailed. He notes halfbacks show speed, fullbacks are new, and tackles are a concern as practice deepens.
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Frederick High School
Jack Molesworth
Easier for Giles to Fire Umpires Than Back Them Up
Warren Giles dismissed umpire Frank Cascoli amid a history of NL turnover in umpiring. Larry Goetz, ex NL umpire and current radio commentator, says Giles rarely backs umpires and has fired or forced to retire 13 officials in ten years, with many standouts among them.
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Giles
Goetz
Harry Grayson
Enterprise Sports
New York
INEA
Warren Crandall
Frank Cascoli
Larry Goetz
Cincinnati
Dascoli
Bill Ste
Cascoli
Murray Olderman
Enterprise Assn
Philadelphia
Bill Stewart
Frick
Stewart
Cleveland Indians
Augie Gulielmo
Scotty Robb
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Robb
Cedar Grove N.J
Will Harridge
Vic Delmore
Sonja Bockmann
Baltimore Club to Meet VFW Team at McCurdy Field
The Frederick VFW Hustlers host the Dauphin A A at McCurdy Field Wednesday at 8 30 p m The prior game between the clubs was rained out Righthander Bob Dawson will start against the Baltimore squad coached by two members of the Pittsburgh Pirates scouting staff
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Frederick Vfw Hustlers
Dauphin A.A
McCurdy Field
Bob Dawson
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Pirates
Redskins cleared to play in new stadium amid race policy clash
Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall and Secretary Udall reach a tentative accord allowing play in the new government owned stadium. Udall will let the season proceed while Marshall pledges non discrimination and aims to sign Negro stars such as Ernie Davis and Larry Ferguson at the next draft session.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Redskins
George Preston Marshall
Udall
Washington Redskin
Marshall
Rozelle
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Night Baseball Scores Include Pirates 8 Milwaukee 1
Pittsburgh and Milwaukee played a night game with Pittsburgh winning 8 to 6. Haddix lasted eight innings for Pittsburgh, while Cloninger earned the win for Milwaukee in relief. Home runs by Stuart and Clemente highlighted the Pirates offense. The text also notes Bill Hartack leading the nation in victories with 307 total wins since 1952.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Haddix
McBean
Labine
Shantz
Burgess
Buhi
Cloninger
Torre
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L—Haddix
Stuart
Clemente
Mathews
Y Bill Hartack
Frederick Cadets Grid Season Opens With equipment issued
Nearly fifty players report for Frederick High School grid preparations under coach Jack Molesworth at FHS. The Cadets start at McCurdy Field September 15 against Fort Hill Sentinels. A 6 P M meeting sets the tone with two daily sessions from Wednesday onward.
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Frederick High School
Jack Molesworth
McCurdy Field
Fort Hill Sentinels
FHS
Molesworth
Hal Moser
Homer Brooks
Brooks
Frederick
Fort Hill
Wheaton
North Hagerstown
Bel Air
Sherwood
South Hagerstown
Allegany
Martinsburg
Westminster
Edmondson
Angels Beat Nationals 5 1 For Fourth Straight
Ted Bowsfield pitched seven hits allowed over seven innings as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Washington Senators 5 1. Lee Thomas led LA with three hits including his 15th homer while Leon Wagner added a double and two singles. Bowsfield struck out seven and walked one in the win.
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Washington
Ted Bowsfield
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Senators
Lee Thomas
Leon Wagner
Bowsfield
Bowstfield
John Gabler
Gabler
Thomas
Wagner
Hunt
Gene Green
Dim King
Chuck Cottier
Los Angeles
Rice
Klippstein
Garcia
Green
L — Gabler
L. Thomas
Dodgers Redlegs Begin Heated Series in LA
Dodgers and Reds renew their feud with a twi night doubleheader in Los Angeles. Koufax starts Tuesday against Joey Jay as both teams clash atop the NL standings amid long running spats and past incidents including Drysdale's fines and Pinson's collision.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Danters Curr
Redlegs
Dodger
Joey Jay
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Drysdale
Busher
Sandy Koufax
Jay
Johnny Podres
Ron Perranoski
Larry Sherry
Dodgers
Jerry O'Toole
154 Game Season Ends Sept 20 For Maris Mantle
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle must homer at about one every two games to exceed Babe Ruth 60 for a 154 game season. With 46 games left 26 on the road, they must sustain power to chase the historic mark as New York eyes a 154-game finish by Sept 20 and avoid an asterisk.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankees
Maris
Mantle
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Yanks
Chicago
Washington
Senators
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Oriole
New York
Birds
Ruth
Horsemen urge ban on Bowie winter racing
Maryland breeders and owners groups urged stopping January and February racing at Bowie and proposed a March opening with 52 days for Bowie Pimlico and Laurel. They want a Maryland bred purse fund funded by tax changes and reduced betting tax, while Cumberland Hagerstown Bel Air moves noted.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bowie
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Bel Air
Maryland Horse Breeders Assn
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Assn
Racing Commission
Horsemen
Pimlico
Laurel
Mayland
Twins defeat Kansas City 6 2 pace game on Monday night
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 34th homer and Billy Martin added a three run shot as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Kansas City Athletics 6 to 2. Jim Kaat worked seven innings for the win while Jerry Walker took the loss. The scoring included a four run third inning for Minnesota and solo homers by Johnson and Pignatano for KC. Also noted Ernie Davis will return for another season at Syracuse after leading 1960 team in scoring.
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Minneapolis St.paulapy
Harmon Killebrew
Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Killebrew
Jerry Walker
Twins
Martin
Jim
Deron Johnson
Joe Pignatano
Minnesota
Kansas City
Gox
Walker
Rakow
Pignatano
Raat
Battey
W—Raat
L—Walker
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
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