Germantown Defeats Creagerstown 5-2 in State League
Germantown used three hits to edge Creagerstown 5-2 in the Maryland State League. Jack Beall pitched well, with eight hits allowed, while Creagerstown’s Jim Chase took the loss as Germantown capitalized on four errors and two timely double plays. Bob Ricketts drove in a run with a single for Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Creagerstown
Jack Beall
Beall
Jim Chase
Bob Ricketts
Guy Stull
Donny
Chase
Duncan
Besti
Ricketts
Indians Split With Twins On Wagner Homer
Cleveland rallies in the lth inning to beat Minnesota 6 4 for a split doubleheader as Leon Wagner belts his 22nd homer after a late rally. First game won by the Twins 4 3 with Jim Grant improving to 15 4. Grant and Worthington aided by late heroics from Colavito Hinton and Alvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Doulder
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Jim Grant
Minnesota
Jerry Kindall
Indians
Chico Salmon
Larry Brown
Bill Pleis
Duke Sims
Wagner
Brown
Max Alvis
Gary Roggenburk
Rocky Colavito
Grant
al Worthington
Vic Davalillo
Worthington
Colavito
Chuck Hinton
Luis Tiant
Jimmie Hall
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Hall
Battey
Tiant
Tiefensuer
McMahon
Azcue
Roof
W—Grant
L—Tiant
Marr Struggles For PGA Title In Western Pennsylvania
Dave Marr, tied for lead this day, slips from top as Nicklaus surges under hot sun to seize a share and chase the $50,000 top prize. Palmer fades with bogeys while Aaron starts fast but cannot sustain. World Series of Golf berth on the line with players like Player, Thompson, and Nicklaus in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Dave
Marr
BCA
Arnold Palmer
Houston
Larchmont
N.Y
Firet
Aaron
Nicklaus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tory
Gary Player
Peter Thompson
Tommy
Palmer
Newgate
Ina Te
Nats Top Orioles 4-2 to Complete Series Sweep
Ron Kline closed out Baltimore in the ninth as Washington defeated the Orioles 4 to 2. Richert pitched well until the eighth, with Ken McMullen and Held driving in runs. Pinch hits by Lau and Powell produced two key RBIs for the Senators while Brubaker and King contributed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ron Kline
Washington
Orioles
Kline
Pete
Ken McMullen
Don Blas
Willie Kirkland
Santa Se
Eipih
Nin Washington
Sionern
Bey
Richart
Ora Powell
Enone
Enington
Lobe
Washington & Balti
Brandt
King
Brumiey
So Richert
Hamlin
Richert
Hi Hall
Cards Triumph 12-7 Over Reds In Eight-Run Inning
Lou Brock drove in the go ahead run with a single as the Cardinals erupted for eight in the eighth to defeat Cincinnati 12-7. Bob Skinner and Ken Boyer fueled the rally with key hits, while Bob Gibson added a three run homer earlier. Cincinnati led on Deron Johnson and John Edwards blasts before St Louis pulled away in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Bill White
Sammy Ellis
Ken Boyer
John Tsitouris
Ellis
Bob Skinner
Boyer
Tim McCarver
McCarver
Vada Pinson
Brock
Bill
Tsitouris
McCool
Jay
Edwards
Gibgon
Washburn
Woodeshick
W— Washburn
L—Tisitouris
Johnson
Pinson
Skinner
Gibson
White
Chisox Triumph Over Bosox 7-4 Behind Homer Spree
Chicago White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-4 as J C Martin and Danny Cater hit homers in the eighth. Martin led off the inning with his second homer, followed by a single by Ken Berry and Cater’s two run shot. Rico Petrocelli homered for Boston, but Chicago held on for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J.C. Martin
Danny Cater
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Chicago
Tommy John
Martin
Cater
John Romano
Hoyt Wilhelm
John
Ken Berry
Wilhelm
Rico Petrocelli
White Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Romano
Monbouuette
Duliba
Heffner
Itchie
Tillman
W — John
L — Monbouquette
Petrocelli
Fort Meade To Be Site Of Jobs Corps
Westinghouse Defense and Space Center proposes a 1200-student Jobs Corps training center near Fort Meade financed by War on Poverty funds. It would offer basic education and vocational training for unemployed youths aged 16 to 21. Dr Oliver Laine would direct the center, with instructors from Catonsville Community College and Westinghouse staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Westinghouse Defense and Space Center
Ft. Meade
Westinghouse
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Oliver Laine
Catonsville Community College
Comeche
Gladhill Family Reunion Planned at Middletown Park
The M. O. Gladhill family gathers for its third reunion on August 29 at Middletown Amvers Park with rain location at the Middletown Fire Hall. Activities include games for all attendees. The note also recalls Needles as the first Florida bred horse in the Kentucky Derby in 1956, winning and later Belmont Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Gladhill
Middletown Amvers Park
Middletown
Needles
East Frederick Drops Two To Chambersburg In Twinbill
East Frederick fell to Chambersburg 8 3 and 6 4 on Saturday night as six Falcon errors helped the home team win the opener. Jim Blank took the loss while Don Byers allowed four East Frederick hits, Jim Brown homered. In game two Bill Washabaugh hit a second inning homer to tie 4 4 and a seventh inning two run shot gave Chambersburg the win. Jim Brown and Sonny White had two hits for East Frederick. East Frederick travels to Hancock Saturday for a twin bill with Londontown Manufacturing Co.
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New Market
Brunswick
Railroaders
Butch Dixon
Skeeter Webber
Bob Dawson
Hood Geisbert
Dixon
Dawson
Green
Dale Ramaburg
Dick Getzendanner
Don McGolarick
Sonny Blank
Max Day
Weber
Carter
Blank
Day
Geisbert
East Frederick
Chambersburg
Falcon
Jim Blank
Don Byers
Jim Brown
Bill Washabaugh
Sonny White
Falcons
Frederick
Hancock
Londontown Manufacturing Co
Lake
Foreman
Mickey
Woods
Kepley
Bus Trip To Legion Game From Frederick
The Francis Scott Key American Legion Post of Frederick sponsors a bus trip to the first Regional Tournament game in Bridgeton New Jersey. The bus departs 3 p.m. from the 340 Diner and returns after the Frederick New Jersey game at 9 p.m. Round trip fare is $5.00. Contact Pat O Neal at 662 4685 or Dale Carter at 663 9022 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American Legion Post of
Frederick
Bridgeton
N.J
Veteran Ed Mazur Joins Baltimore Clippers Next Season
The Baltimore Clippers announce veteran winger Ed Mazur will play next season. Mazur began his pro career in 1949 and has played for Montreal and Chicago in the NHL, last season with the Victoria Leafs. A separate note records the world sea bass catch by Lynn Joyner off Fernandina Beach, Florida weighing 680 pounds on May 20, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ed Mazur
Baltimore Clippers
Mazur
Montreal
Chicago
Victoria Leafs
Fernandina
Beach
Fla
Lynn Joyner
Mets blank Astros for second straight shutout
New York pitcher Al Jackson held Houston to seven hits while Ron Swoboda hit his 18th homer as the Mets defeated the Astros 7 to 2 at the Astrodome. Swoboda drove in two runs, Johnny Lewis had a triple, and Charlie Smith doubled to pace the Mets. Bruce started for Houston with Cuellar and Taylor finishing. Jackson improved to 6-16, while Bruce dropped to 7-16.
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Houston
al Jackson
Ron Swoboda
Newse Mets
Astrodome
Jackson
Astros
Swoboda
Astro
Bob Bruce
Johnny Lewis
Charlie Smith
Met
New York
Schaffer
Bruce
Cuellar
Taylor
Triandos
W — Jackson
L— Bruce
New York Swoboda
Defeat Marva as Pennsylvanians win Middle Atlantic title
Phoenixville Pennsylvania defeated Marva 8-2 to win the Middle Atlantic Ruth League National Tournament and earn a Babe World Series berth in Anderson Indiana. Lefthander Martyle held Marva scoreless, Billy Byrne and Carter matched Marva hits, and Phoenixville broke a 2-2 tie with four runs in the seventh to secure the championship and advance to Anderson on August 21 at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Middle Atlantic
Sai Ber
Marva
Maryland
cCurdy Field
Anderson
Ind
Martyle
Billy Bryne
Jimmy Haller
Gary Carter
Doyle
Carter
Ane
Ponuayivetis
Dick Retsnyder
Haller
Pitts
Carter Dave Hickman
Te Jones
Gary Simpson
Jayne
Todd Torrey
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Johnson
Aeneas
Thornton
Diate Ekngle
Nick Pilatco
John Labosh
Ehbi
Jonnaen
Thorton
Russell
Byrne
Tickman
Jake Spe
Simpson
Rockey
Moyer
Brunawick
Johnaon
Heiler
Ballangers Tohrnten
Labesh
Terge
Jensen
Braxton Boots 27-Yard FG Lifts Broncos Over Mustangs
Heze kiah Braxton kicked a 27-yard field goal with four seconds left to lift the Baltimore Broncos to a 10-9 win over the Pennsylvania Mustangs in an NAFL exhibition. Braxton rushed 26 times for 156 yards, and a late punt return and penalties set up the game winning kick at the Mustangs 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hezekiah Braxton
Baltimore Broncos
Pennsylvania Mustangs
Mustangs
Pennsylvania
Braxton
Kehne Notches 3rd No-Hitter of Season
Max Kehne pitched his third no-hit game of the season Saturday as Economy Oil defeated Woodfield Ford 5 to 0 in Damascus. Kehne struck out 19 and walked five. Bill Knill Loring Young and Mavis doubled for the Oilers while Paul Boone hit a triple and Ernest had two. Losing pitcher Jerry Duvall fanned five and walked one. Economy Oil hosts Preston and Saday play against town All-Stars at Baker Park Tuesday. Both games start at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kehne
Economy Oil
Woodfield Ford
Damascus
Kehne
Bill Knill
Loring Young
Mavis
Oilers
Paul Boone
Ernest
Jerry Duvall
Tne Pee A
Saday
Baker Park
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
International League games featured Buffalo routing Columbus 15 to 1 and Syracuse cruising 47 to 1 against Rochester with multiple matchups including Toronto 5 Toledo 3, Atlanta 7 Jacksonville 3, halted top of the ninth by rain. Pacific Coast results saw Hawaii 11 Indianapolis 3, Tacoma 5 Vancouver 3, Seattle 6 Spokane 1, Oklahoma 7 Arkansas 4, and Denver 6 Portland 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Columbus
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Toledo
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Hawaii
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Denver
Portland
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Mt. Lena
Tom Keckler
Mt. Leno
Todd Steel
Heart of Maryland
Pt.of Rocks
Keckler
Washington County
Donnie Hutzell
Ronnie Takbert
Ray Hartle
Hutzell
Tom Thayer
Steelers
Thayer
Stocks
Rowland
Harmony
Walkersville
Eddie Cook
Cook
Grayson Ramsburg
Harmony Tu
Ramsburg
Wayne Swamley
Leo Duncan
Swamley
Dick Cook
Roger Wiles
Dick Baker
Terry Boyer
Lee Ropp
Will Zimmerman
Vaughn Zimmerman
Baker
Ropp
Wil- Ham
Bolivar
Bud Gilroy
Post
Tri- County
Lea
Rightaider
Doubs
Loas
Phil Ranneberger
Junior Derr
Routzahn
Lefty Miller
Poffenberger
Ranneberger
Max Whitehead
Ane Carey
Gilroy
Mt. Airy
Lucketts
Cross
Berkeley Frye
Airy
Frye
Mack
Day J
Huiver
Wagner Homer
Mair Stigman
Roggenburk
Klippstein
Pleis
Zimmerman
Hargan
Stange
Bell
Tiefenauer
Kralick
Sims
W— Kralick
L—Pleis
Kindall
Colavite
Alvis
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Jack Burke
jDave Marr
Does Cupit
Billy Casper
Sam Ron Funseth
Jack Nicklaus
Bob McCallister
Bo Wininger
Wen Ellis
Gardeer Dickinson
R. H. Sikes
Bruce Devlin
Ben Hogan
Sam Sneed
Mike Souchak
Tommy Aaron
Chisox
Bosox
Fort Meade
Jobs Corps
Gladhill
E. Frederick
Charles Town
West Virginia
Frederick City
Mary F. Eyler
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
South
Jefferson Street
Magnavez T.V
W. Jerome Offutt
John L. Ponton
Leslie Rutzell
Mets
Lise
Omy
Srooter’s
Broncos
Philheat
Phillips 66
Wa Philheat
Blue Ridge
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
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