Patterson Wins In 12th Over Harris
New York’s Flexa Patterson stopped Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot in the 12th round at Wrigley Field. Patterson’s third title defense, improving to 34-1, with Harris suffering multiple knockdowns and a bloody face before the referee halted the bout. Patterson weighed 168 pounds. Harris favored a left jab and right uppercut early but faded after the mid rounds.
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Flexa Patterson
New York
Roy Harris
Mushy Callanan
California
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Patterson
Chicago
Archie Moore
Harris
Roy
Ball Gore
Roy Lush
Joey Maxim
Hurricane Jackeson
Pete Rademacher
Orioles Edge A’s To Narrow Gap On Fourth Place
Baltimore Orioles shut out seven times this season and hit a .246 team average. Gene Woodling and Dick Williams homered as Baltimore defeated Kansas City 82 at Memorial Stadium. Willie Miranda had a run and the Orioles moved within a half game of fourth-place Detroit.
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Memorial Stadium
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Dick Williams
Fords
Kansas City Athletics
Skinny Brown
Orioles
Saturdas
Washington
Hunt
Willie Mirandang
Kansas City
Roger Maris
Arnold Portocarrero
Jack Harshman
Ned Garver
Pete Daley
Detroit
Reschedule AU Unplayed Games in Tri County League
Lawrence A. Dorsey announced that all unplayed Tri County League games are rescheduled. Yellow Springs will play Buckeystown at 6:30 with Clem umpiring. The doubleheader opens with Lovettsville vs Walkersville at 1:30, followed by Buckeystown vs Lovettsville. Admission helps cover expenses. standings hinges on three remaining games and playoff plans wait on those results.
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Buckeystown
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Walkersville
Lovettsville
Dorsey
Smith
Gardner
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Germantown
Middletown
Lovensville
Ramsville Vets Lauded In Pre Game Ceremonies
In Ramsville four veteran players Charley Holland John Trout Dottie Staley and Chu Stacy were honored by Judge Charles Moylan. Moylan praised their sacrifice labor and devotion to the amateur league noting they helped transform a rough field into a respected ballground. They have served as manager treasurer captain and coach in various roles and will guide a newly forming team as others return from last season.
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John Trout
Dottie Stale
Chu Stacy
Charles E. Moylan
Jon
Elsim
Moxiza
Moylan
Pennant Winnies
Holland
Dame Staley
Ute
Frederick County
Trey
Hollandi
Trout
Lume Waray Art
Chiz" Staley
Charles
John Wisner
Don Schattenburg
F.A.C
Rollie Wikiard
Jack Hart
Charlie Greene
Bill Monath
Jay Markey
Benny ‘Grove
Butch Ruffner
Sammy ‘Kline
Frain Ntavare
Second Tryouts For Midget League Tonight
Tryouts for the Midget League resume tonight at 6 at the upper diamond in Baker Park by the swimming pool. A prior session drew about 45 boys. organizers expect a third team this year. The league targets boys under 13 as of August 1, the same age as Little League Baseball. Fort Rutime to field a team, joining Annapolis and Baltimore area clubs in games. Frederick’s possible trip to Coatesville, Pa. remains noted. Blue-Gray Sneaker Bowl result Frederick 25, 0.
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Fort Rutcme
Annapolis
Baltimore
Frederick Res
Coatesville
Frederick
Preston Best
Colts
Charlie Greene
Bill Talley
Walkersville High
Jim Baker
Frederick High
Redskins
Bill Grove
Grove
Dick Shipley
University of Maryland
del Lindsey
Phoenix
Arizona
Bn Needles Hunfr
League Leaders iBy The 3 Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (based on 300 or more 'st bats)-Ashburn, Philadelphia, 343, Musial, St. Louis, .341, Mays, San Francisco, .330
The National League leaders list Ashburn of Philadelphia with 343 hits and a .341 average, Musial of St. Louis at .341, and Mays of San Francisco at .330, among others, with Banks leading in RBIs and Banks also topping home runs.
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Ashburn
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Agron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
A. Anderson
Aaron
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinsnerland
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Willey
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Spahn
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Goodman
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Detroit
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Mantle
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Jensen
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Fox
Cleland
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Kaline
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Deiock
Moore
Hyde
Turley
Wsan
Bunning
Ford
Ste AUER PREZ Rae Meesue honored at club gathering
The club salutes Ste Auer Prez Rae Meesue for returning from retirement to serve as emergency reserves, providing an experienced bench in a tight pennant race. Judge Moylan praised their example and sportsmanship, noting no abuse toward rivals from players or fans.
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Ste Auer Prez
Rae Meesue
Moylan
Woodsboro Pays Tribute to Arch Stimmel Figure of Early Baseball
Woodsboro residents honor Archie Stimmel born May 30 1873 in Woodsboro Maryland died August 1 1838 recalling a storied career from Gettisbure College to Scranton Richmond Indianapolis Cincinnati Lincoln and beyond. The barnstorming “Bald Eagle from Marsland” narrated tales of famed teammates pitchers and games from the 1890s through the early American League era.
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Woodsboro
Maryland
Edward Stumel
Barbara Barrick Stimmel
Baying
Marsland
Bix Stini
Gettasbure College
Scranton
Porsville
Richmonds
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Nebraska
Richmond
Chest
Bro
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Phils
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Iwife
Abigail
Sam “‘Wahoo
Ltt
Harry Bey
the Old Fox
John T.soid Cronies
Yester
Today's Baseball Jamus Monday Results
No games scheduled today. Wednesday slate features Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at San Francisco, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Associated Press
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Milesaukee
mMeago
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Pittsburga
Detroit
St. Loui
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Cleveland
Kansas Cry
Washington
Petroit
Heston
Kansas City
Toy Fund Game Promises Big Night for Charity
William B. Burall announces the annual American Legion Toy Fund Game on Wednesday August 27 at 8 15 pm featuring Maryland State League All Stars against Tri County League All Stars. Proceeds go to the Legion for Christmas toys. About 1200 children benefited last year. Complimentary tickets issued for 600 700 Little Leaguers. Managers coaches and umpires highlighted as part of fourth annual fundraiser. Ticket outlets listed including American Legion Home Shipley’s Sports Store Bartgis Zimmerman Sport Center.
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Nebraska
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Maryland State League
American Legion Toy Fund
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Tri-County League
American Legion
Can Legion
Shiptey’s Sports Store
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Sport! Center
Vansutaas
All- Stars
Petey Virts
Avettsville
Sanders
George Dickerson
William
Barnes
Herbert B
Deke Brack
John Johnson
Sam Bohosian
Ameri
Bob Bergdahl
Yankees Struggle as Stengel Rallies Angered Yankees
New York Yankees, holding a one game lead with 26 games left, faced tension after an eight of 12 slide. Casey Stengel led a brisk workout at Yankee Stadium amid quiet comments from players while Mickey Mantle led the offense in a 4 game series loss to Boston.
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Casey Stengel
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Steneel
Mickey Mantle
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Norm Siebern Thas
Jerry jLumpe
Yanks
Stenfel
Box Score Taplers to an AbRH ORE ee 42 R Stocks
Taylorstown beats Mt Lena 18 to 3 as Sandy earns win for Taylors town in a nine inning game. Key hits include Dagenhart Sandy Faulder Keller and Swope with multiple RBIs and stolen bases by Leiever Adams Sandy Faulder Keller Ocenen and Swope. Pitching shows Sandy winning with Frye and Coates recording losses. Yellow Springs at Creagers Town softball tease follows.
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Fletcher
iErhe
jRussell
Coates
Mr Lena
Dagenhart I
Sandy
Faulder
Keller
Swope
Timpite
Curry
Roland
Sooners Eye 11th Big Eight Title in 1960 Chase
Oklahoma aims for a 11th straight Big Eight football championship as Colorado and Big Eight newcomers challenge. Coach Bud Wilkinson fields a veteran Sooners squad led by a reshaped coaching slate at Kansas, Missouri, Iowa State, Kansas State, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and Texas A&M links.
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Colorado
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
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Alissours
Jack Mittchell
Oklasahoma
Viciota
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Chuck Mather
Jayhawker Institutiow
Dan Devine
Missouri
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Frank’. Broyles
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Clay Stapleton
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Cyclones
Jim Myers
Texas
A&m
Bus Mettes
Kansas State Wildcats
Nebraska
Bull Jennings
Sopho Mores
Oklahoma State
Cowpokes
Cee Speegle
Patterson Stops Harris to Retain World Heavyweight Title
Boxing results across cities show Floyd Patterson knocking out Roy Harris in Los Angeles on the way to retaining the World Heavyweight crown. Other bouts included Araujo decisioning Carmona in Providence and Calhoun stopping Mercer in Sherbrooke, with Barnes defeating Van Rensberg in Sydney to claim the Empire welterweight title. A hail storm warning notes peak danger June afternoons from 2 to 9 p.m.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
New York
Roy Harris
Tex
Patterson
Providence
RK. I
George] Araujo
Pancho Carmona
Puerto Rico
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
George Mercer
Little Rock
Caracas
Venezuela
Ike Chestnut
Philadelphia
Sonny Leon
Sydney
Australia
George Barnes
Johnny van Rensberg
South Africa
Barnes
San Demo
Italy
Sergio Capi
Nari
Jean Snevers
Belgium
Caprari
Orioles Rally Sends Orioles to 8-2 Win Over Athletics
Baltimore exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning powered by Gene Woodling and Dick Williams. Willie Miranda scored on a infield grounder after a bunt single in the third. Hal Brown earned the win, Ralph Terry took the loss for Kansas City, with Woodling and Williams belting home runs.
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Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Dick Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Willie Muranda
Orioe
Miranda
Hoger Maris
Kansas City
Harry Simpson
Hal Smith
Woodling
Bob Bord
Ihe
Ralph Terry
Hal Brown
Terry
Herbert G
Craddock
Brown
Thanfos
Wooding
Williams
Kansas Daly
Alaris
Minor Leagues Report From Pacific Coast and Other Circuits
The Associated Press tallies Pacific Coast League results with Phoenix beating Spokane 9 to 5, Seattle defeating Portland 8 to 6, San Diego 6 to Salt Lake City 4, and a lone scheduled game. In the American Association Wichita 11 over Omaha 6, Indianapolis 8 fell to Denver 2, while Minneapolis 3 lost to Louisville 4. In the International League Montreal 5, Rochester 2.
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Portland
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Wichita
Omaha
Indianapolis
Denver
Minneapolis
Louisville
Montreal
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