Orioles, Yankees keep pennant race alive in tight AL
The Orioles remain ahead of the Yankees by a half game as New York wins 3-1 at Memorial Stadium. Yogi Berra says the pennant is theirs, while Hank Bauer cautions that the race remains tight with Chicago and Baltimore chasing the top spot. The looming four game sets in Chicago and Baltimore could decide the AL flag. ZIP code 21200 closes the note.
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Barthel Leads Braddock Past St Bees in Softball Clash
Mary Barthel collected two hits for Braddock helping a 23-21 softball victory over St Bees. Jenkins added two hits for St Bees as the tight game swung on early offense and late defense.
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Top Seeds Advance in Eastern Shore Boys Tennis
In Salisbury AP reports top seeds moved forward in the Eastern Shore Boys Tennis Championships. No. 1 seed Lee Gaines of Baltimore beat Mitchell Henkin of Silver Spring 63 61 to reach the quarterfinals in the 14 and under division.
White Sox Edge Yankees in County Playoff Preview
Harmony and Mt. Airy pennant winners meet in a best of three county playoff opener at McCurdy Field on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Both clubs finished 11-3 as season champions with final-day wins, and rely on veteran infielders and strong pitching duos from Baker and Lare.
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Devine resigns as Cardinals general manager
Bing Devine confirms his resignation as Cardinals general manager with emotion and regret. Art Routzong steps down as business manager and Robert L. Howsam is named his successor. The changes come as St. Louis sits five in the NL pennant race, with Busch offering no immediate plans beyond finishing the season.
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Pen-Mar All-Stars Face Cumberland In Weekend Showdown
The Tri-County League all stars from Cumberland led by manager John Sullivan of Frostburg meet Pen-Mar at McCurdy Field on Saturday night. Sullivan's club features Gary Keedy 461 and Ronnie Neubiser 419 averages with a strong bench and pitching heads Rawnsley 9-2 and Keister 8-2.
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Short Pitches Phillies Past Cubs 8-1
Phillies build five run second inning and charger to an 8-1 win over the Chicago Cubs behind Chris Short who allows five hits and strikes out nine to improve to 12-5. Frank Thomas and Tony Gonzalez ignite the rally with a single and double play error sets up John Callison's two run triple. Callison later scores on Clay Dalrymple's single as Philadelphia seizes the NL lead.
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All-Star Girls Softball Game at Baker Park
A girls all-star softball game is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Baker Park. Players from Frederick Feagaville Braddock St Bees and Gambrills will participate. Police chief Charles V Main will throw the first ball and the Harmony Band will provide music.
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NFL Season Tickets Good Bad Or Sold Out
In Baltimore fans face cramped seating while Giants in New York start turning down requests. The piece notes record exhibition crowds and growing TV deals, with sellouts expected in New York Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and Green Bay Milwaukee.
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Colts Cut Two To Trim Preseason Roster
The Baltimore Colts waived two linemen from the 52 man preseason squad Jim Mazurek guard from Syracuse and Bill Ventura defensive tackle from Richmond as they trim to the NFL limit. The team plans further cuts to 45 by late August and 40 for the regular season while conducting light workouts without pads. Allie Reynolds, acquired by the Yankees from Cleveland, posted a 128 50 won lost record with New York between 1947 and 1954.
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Cronin Says No Dictation By CBS On Yankees Sale
AP reports American League President Joe Cronin rejects influence from any communications organization over baseball decisions and delays action on an owners meeting. Arthur Allyn of the White Sox seeks league discussion on CBS purchase of 80 percent of the Yankees, while Tom Yawkey backs the deal as conflict of interest concerns are addressed with CBS officials.
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Wilhelm Stops Yankees. White Sox Win Opener
Hoyt Wilhelm holds New York in the eighth and ninth, preserving Chicago White Sox 2-1 victory over the Yankees. Pizarro dominated through six, but a seventh-inning error and Ward's RBI single gave Chicago the lead. White Sox move within 1 game of first-place Baltimore as New York slides three back.
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