Walkersville Star Ken Eaves Breaks Tri-Co Win Streak
Ken Eaves, a left handed junior, crushed a 12-1 win for Walkersville in the Tri-County League on June 7, starting a nine game streak and a 19 win run. He later dominated in league play with 16 strikeouts in one game and 18 runs backing a 18-1 victory, signaling a possible path to a pro career.
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Dick Smith
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Teiber
Ken
Rez
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Yellow Springs
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Renny Eaves
Middletown
Jacre
Good Fight Draws Slim Crowd in Baltimore Bout
Promoter Al Flora’s reviving program drew 669 paying customers at the Coliseum as Johnny Gilden defeated Joe Salci by split decision in an eight rounder. Gilden led early and withstood Salci’s late rally to secure his 12th straight win while Salci dropped to 11 losses. Earl Clemons beat Cornelius McPhaul by split decision and Tony Baldoni outpointed Chico Corsey, the only non Baltimorean on the top card.
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Bexime
Johnny Gilden
Joe Sali
Gilden
Salci
Coliseum
Earl Clemons
Cornelius
Killer) McPhaul
Tony Baldoni
Chico Corsey
Corsey
Easton
Deep Creek Lake census to study better fishing
About 100 scientists wildlife experts and volunteers will spend seven days on Garrett County Deep Creek Lake starting Sept 9 to study why fishing is improving. They will disseminate rotenone 1100 pounds to census fish in Hoop Pole Cove and collect data through weighings stomach content and growth to guide future management plans. Harold J Elser of the Department of Game and Inland Fish leads the effort sponsored by the state department Deep Creek Improvement associations and local groups.
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Deep Creek
Garrett County
Hoop Pole Cove
Fsh
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Department , Research and Education
Elser
Department of Game and Inland Fish and
Deep Creek Provement Associations
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Ioluntear
Packers Waive Five After Exhibition Loss to Bears
Green Bay Packers release five players reducing squad to 47 after a 19-16 NF L exhibition defeat to Chicago. Vince Lombardi cut ends Ken Higginbotham and Buddy Mayfield, centers Willie Taylor and Dick Teteak, and halfback Bob Laraba as roster moves follow the game.
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Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Ken Higginbotham
Trinity
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Buddy May
South Carolina
Willie Taylor
Florida A&m
Dick Teteak
Wisconsin
Andle
Bob Laraba
Texas
East Frederick Wins Weekend Games
East Frederick defeated Chambersburg twice, 40 to 124 overall, with Jim Blank pitching a no-hitter in the first game and not allowing a walk in a near perfect seven inning effort. Fred Young sparked the offense with a homer two doubles and a single in the second game, while Stick Gearinger earned his first win of the season with a three hitter.
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Frederick
Yellow Springs vs Lovettsville box score and game notes
Box score highlights Yellow Springs 11 Lovettsville 4 with pitching by Wenner Reed and Linton. Key hits include three-base hits by Jones Whitmore and multiple stolen bases. Final innings show errors and fielding notes, with Wenner as losing pitcher and Schultz as scorer.
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Middletown
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Aker
Ini Exchelberger
Fight results and standings from AP scattered summary
East Providence boxing results show Paul Pender outpointing Jackson Brown while Cardell Farmos defeats Willie Troy in Boston. Ramon Arias stops Toshiro Tanaka. Leo Espinosa outpoints Nakanishi. Hiroshi Oda loses to Baby Carlos. All-Stars join Colts in Westminster and Fort Worth updates follow with American and National League pitcher matchups and standings.
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Brookline
Mass
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Boston
Cardell Farmos
Willie Troy
New York
Caracas
Ramon Arias
Venezuela
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Japan
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Nakanishi
Baby Carlos
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Hanson Churchwell
Ena
Dave Sherer
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Col ‘Iege
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Denver
Louisville
Omaha
Houston
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit Stops Indians Again. Foytack Edges Cubs
Detroit topper Foytack, overcoming a shaky start, defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 after a Monday win. He struck out seven, walked none, and improved to 11 0 with the season. Maxwell homered for Detroit while Berberet and Harris provided key RBIs. The Indians dropped to 32 games behind the White Sox.
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Paul Foytack
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Indians
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Foytack
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FayLack
Jeom Berberet
Uu Crarkie Maxwell
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Berberet
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Locke
Today’s Baseball By Tree Associated Press
Major and American League standings show San Francisco leading the National with 67 wins, Milwaukee 63, Pittsburgh 59, and Chicago 59. Tuesday results include Milwaukee 8-3 over San Francisco and St. Louis 5-4 Philadelphia 4. Wednesday’s schedule features Chicago at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Pinson Goes Good For Reds
Speedy Vada Pinson, 71st birthday this week, shines for Cincinnati Reds with 20 hits in 38 at bats last week, lifting his NL batting to .331 and moving him to third in the race behind Hank Aaron. Harvey Kuenn leads AL as Ernie Banks trends in RBI and Harmon Killebrew tops AL home runs with 36.
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Reds
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Hank
Cunningham
Joe Cunningham
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Braves
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Frank Robinson
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Pacific Coast League Scores From Salt Lake City Portland and Sacramento
In Salt Lake City the Salt Lake team beat Portland 3 to 1 and Sacramento defeated Spokane 5 to 2. In the International League Richmond triumphed over Rochester 7 to 4 in an Onix game of the American Association.
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Salt Lake City
Portland
Sacramento
Spokane
Richmond
Rochester
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights Summary
A compiled list of league leaders shows Bobby Kuenn and Hank Aaron among top batters in at bats and hits for Detroit and Milwaukee respectively, with Fox and Cunningham also prominent. Notable totals include Killebrew and Colavito leading home runs, and Aparicio and Mays among top stolen bases. Pitching leaders feature Shaw and Pappas in decisions, Wynn and Score in strikeouts, with Face and Antonelli noted for wins and losses.
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Fox
Chicago
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Third League Meeting Aims To Clarify Continent- Wide Plans
Major League Baseball executives meet with Continental League backers in an informal session led by Ford Frick to gather plans on player personnel territorial rights and city additions. Shea leads the newcomers as talks aim toward expansion and a possible three eight club leagues.
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Hemus Fined by NL for Conduct Towards Landes
St Louis manager Hemus was fined 1000 for conduct and remarks toward umpire Stan Landes after Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Landes ejected Hemus in the first inning, marking Hemus seventh ejection of the season.
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Birds In Final Swing In West
The Baltimore Orioles open their western swing tonight at Chicago facing Early Wynn as Arnold Portocarrero starts. Aiming for a first division finish, Baltimore trails Yankees by third place with Detroit half a game behind. On the road they meet Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City, New York and Boston, hoping Gus Triandos and Bob Nieman return to duty.
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Pass Final Pre-Davis Cup Tests on Monday
Alex Olmedo and Earl Suchbolz Jr. won 7-5 6-6 4-4 in the National Doubles Tourney as part of Davis Cup prep. The Americans faced stiff competition from Kierbow and Piemental, while Wimbledon champions Fraser and Emerson routed Roberts and Neeley. Reissen and Tut Bartzen upset Holmberg, and McKey and Franks defeated Hills and Grat 6-3 6-3. Laver and Mark advanced for Australia, with Pickard and Wilson overcoming McManus and Hoogs Jr. in a2 sets.
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Earl Suchbolz Jr
Don Kierbow
Los Angeles
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Australia
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Hinsdale
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Dallas
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Barry MacKey
Dayton
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Myron Franks
U.S. Navy
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Dandridge Grat
Winchester
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
England
Tony Pickard
Newport
King
Bobbs Wilson
James McManus
William Hoogs Jr
Berkeley
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