Scott Key Post Meets New York Team in Regional Today
Scott Key Post faces New York in the opening regional at 1 PM after a 21 victory over Frederick in the tourney opener. West Virginia edged Frederick in 10 innings as Dave Cisar and Adam Angel sparked late rallies. Pascal Renn expected to start for Key Post.
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Scott Key Post
New York
Francis Scott Key
Delaware
Ware
New Jersey
Washington, DC
Gas Light
West Virginia
Frederick
Jimmy Trout
Fre Aine
Casey Delauter
Dave Cisar
Cisar
Trout
Adam Angel
FrankCongola
Eddie Cook
Cisat
Leo Duncan
Joel Doerr
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Gary Himes
Himes
Noan
Targus
Harvey
Frederick Onlinen
Pancarick Wat
Angel
Sanyo
Io Stull
Rim ¢ Soo
Solaiing
Deert
Jeayia Keyser
Mita Renn
Weat
Virginia
Himes- Delauier
Frederck
Virginie
Bichy
Deerr
U—Mcclay
Braddock
Tia
Jersey Loss Sparks Late Collapse In College Park Irony
Notes recount a chaotic college baseball game at College Park where Jersey’s Bob Kander and Luz mix ups led to a tying run in a balk call. The Washington runner stole home as the pitcher delayed, and the winning run crossed on a delayed throw. The column also salutes nearly‑missed players and shifts to NFL notes from Baltimore.
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Bob Kander
Inchita
Uies
Candelor
Washington
Lense Hurler
Audie Murphy
Mike Willard
Rick Hoffman
Rick McQuil Ten
Eddie Reynolds
Hal Kel Jer
Richie Brown
Ruth League Fund Nears World Series Travel Goal
Babe Ruth League all star fund collects 2300 dollars to send team from Frederick to Farmington New Mexico for the World Series next week. League president Bob Marendt says contributions continue and may be mailed or delivered to Shipley’s Sporting Goods or Police Chief Charles Main.
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Stee
Bob Marendt
le Srad
Frederick
Farmington
New Mexico
Marendt
Shipley's
Stere Oor
Charles Main
Twins Rally Past Orioles In Extra Innings For Victory
Allen delivered a 13th inning run as Minnesota defeated Baltimore 21 in Minneapolis. Dannty earned the win with four innings of shutout relief. Snyder opened the Orioles lead with a fifth homer, while Killebrew hit his 28th for the Twins. Attendance surpassed 1 million as Minnesota strengthened its hold on third place.
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ST Paul
Berne Mien
Minnesota
Baltimore
Alen
Stu Miller
Mightield
Vic Power
Milion
Twins
Bill Dannty
Miller
Russ Snyder
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Harmon Killebrew
Roberts
Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
John Orsino
Sternberg Progress Prompts Playoff Hopes In Pole Vault Return
Seattle Times reports on athlete Brian Sternberg making progress in recovery from a neck injury suffered in a trampoline fall. He aims to return for Olympic trials in Tokyo next year, while Maryland State League playoffs start this weekend with Broad Run Jeff and Frederick to host games.
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Tokyo
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Hodar Fague
Max Kehne
Har Wen
Jeff
Frederick
Broad Run
McCurdy Field
Tamsville
Frank Repp
Austin Angieberger
New State Hunters Regulations Outlined for Ducks and Co The
Washington NP reports new hunter rules set by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission. Duck limits vary by season type with three daily and six possession if two periods occur within 30 consecutive season days. Coots permit eight daily and 18 possession. Goose limits are two to four with brant six and six. Shooting hours begin at sunrise, except on opening day when allowed after dawn.
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Marynei
Ami Inland Fish Commission
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Sun Tae
Victory For Gals at Royal Sydney Golf Course Slacks Rule
Officials of the Royal Sydney Golf Club granted visiting women players from Britain Canada and New Zealand permission to wear slacks on the course during the Australian championship. Normally slacks are restricted to bad weather with special permission. The women argued they wear slacks at home and won their case.
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Royal Sydney Golf Css
Britain
Canada
New Zealand
Detroit Mips Athletics Rally Fails in Ninth
Kansas City defeats Detroit 5 to 2 as Bill Braeton belted a three run homer in the ninth. Pad Regan pitched eight innings for the Tigers and allowed two earned runs. Moo Bratwieski homered for Detroit in a losing effort.
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AL Uderetinse Dressen
Moo Bratwieski
Pit
Jose
Kansas
Yankees Drop Pair in Doubleheader Sweep by Red Sox
Boston overwhelms New York with a 14-7 opener and a 5-4 nightcap as Dick Stuart leads the offense with six hits and four RBIs in the day’s two games. Dave Morehead fires eight strong to earn the win in the first game while Frank Malzone adds three RBIs in the afternoon.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Boston
New York Yankees
Yankees
Red Sox
Ani
New York
Dick Stuart
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Joe Pepitone
Harry Bright
John Blanchard
Youi Berra
Hector Lopez
Stuart
Frank Malzone
Jack Lamabe
Baseball scores and next-day matchups from Major League games
American League results include Boston routing New York 14 5 to 7 4 and Cleveland beating Chicago 1 0 in 11 innings. Minnesota edged Baltimore 2 1 in 19 innings. Los Angeles defeated Washington, Detroit over Kansas City 5 2. Today’s schedule lists New York at Boston, Baltimore at Minnesota, Detroit at Kansas City, Washington at Los Angeles, with predicted pitchers and lineups.
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Aguirre
Segui
Duckworth
Daniels
Newman
WCW
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Lis
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League teams led by Los Angeles and San Francisco push toward late season aims. Yesterday New York defeated Pittsburgh while Milwaukee beat Los Angeles and San Francisco topped Cincinnati in two extra innings.
New York Mets Top Pittsburgh 4-2 Behind Thomas Blast
Frank Thomas hit his 12th homer and Al Jackson worked seven strong, with Larry Bearnarth sealing the win in relief as New York defeated Pittsburgh 4-2. Jackson earned his eighth victory while Pittsburgh traded runs in the later innings.
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Frank Thomas
al Jackson
Larry Bearnarth
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Jto Bearnarth
Orx
Schwall
Sisk
Veale
McBean
Pagniaroni Jackson
Bearnorth
Coleman
Waslackson
L—Schwall
Clen
Denon
Thomas
Purdue's Loss LAFAYETTE Ind
Purdue freshman from Alliance named Sam Longmire is ruled academically ineligible for the spring football practice after failing to make adequate grades in the summer term. The ineligibility was announced in Lafayette Indiana.
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Ind
Sam ‘Longmire
Alliance
Purdue
Butts Libel Trial Focuses on Character Testimony
In Atlanta federal court four University of Georgia officials including President Dr. O C Aderhold testified about Wally Butts character as part of a $10 million libel suit against Curtis Publishing. Earlier witnesses and notes linked Butts to alleged football game fixing with Bear Bryant.
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Ned
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Crete
Braves Rally toTop Dodgers as Aaron Hits Grand Slam
Hank Aaron belted a grand slam in a seven run seventh inning to power the Milwaukee Braves past the Los Angeles Dodgers 13 to 3. Left-hander Bob Sadowski earned the win as Milwaukee defeated LA for the second straight night in a game where Don Drysdale faltered after a strong start. The Dodgers led 3-0 before Milwaukee exploded in the seventh, with Roy McMillan and Del Crandall contributing early baselines and Aaron delivering the decisive blast off Drysdale.
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Bob Gibson
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Cardinal
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Don Dryssdale
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del Crandall
Lou Klimechock
Lee Maye
Frank Bolling
Aaron
iLow Angeles
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Sherry
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Sadowski
Lemaster
Peandall
Donovan and Kirkland Lift Indians Over White Sox 1-0
Cleveland beat Chicago 1-0 in 11 innings as Willie Kirkland hit his 13th homer off Ray Herbert breaking a scoreless duel with Dick Donovan. Herbert allowed a run in the 11th and was charged with the loss while Donovan earned the win.
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Willie Kirkland
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Ray Herbert
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Kirkland
Ith
Herbert
Donovan
Romano
Carreon
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