Orioles Rally To Top Senators 10-8 In 3rd Inning Burst
Baltimore scores eight in the third and holds off Washington 10-8 to end a four-game skid. Mik Pappas wins with help from Jerry Walker. Harmon Killebrew hits his 18th homer for the Senators. Gus Triandos leaves after hand injury. Attendance 12,374 as Baltimore extends home series dominance.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Senators
Orioles
Harmon Kil- Tebreu
Mik Pappas
Jerry Walker
Jack Brandt
Ron Hansen
Jose ¥Aldiviesso
Rudy Hernandez
Jack Kralick
Hernandez
Washington
Altimore
Oriole
Gus Triandos
Bob Allison
Oix
Kralick
Morgan
Battey
Pappas
Walker
Triandos
Courtney
W—Pappas
L—Kralick
Yankees Rally To Beat Red Sox 11 7 In Eight Inning Burst
New York overcame a 7 5 deficit in the eighth inning with Bill Skowron driving in the go ahead run and Ralph Terry delivering long relief. Clete Boyer added a two run homer and Skowron added a ninth inning RBI single as the Yankees, led by Terry’s final three innings of zero hits, defeated Boston 11 7. Vic Wertz drove in three for the Red Sox.
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Boston
New York
Bill Skowron
Ralph Terry
Cletus Boyer
Skouron
Terry
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Pumpsie Green
Mantle
Skowron
Vic Wertz
RBI
Grba
Arroyo
Coates
Maas
Howard
Brewer
Sullivan
Fornieles
Casale
Wills
Viaroni
W—Terry
L—Sullivan
Boyer
Burdette Hurls No Hitter to Beat Phillies for Braves
Lew Burdette, right handed veteran of the Milwaukee Braves, pitched the first no hitter of his career to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 0. The 33 year old retired nine innings, struck out three, and also drove in the Braves run with a double in the eighth. The Phillies were held hitless through 12 2 3 innings before Tony Gonzalez lined a single in the fifth. Ed Mathews turned a double play to end the threat. Burdette improved to 14-7 while Gene Conley took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Milwaukee AP
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Burdette
Braves
Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Billy Bruton
Tony Gonzalez
Phil
Lee Walls
Ed Mathews
Gonzalez
Jor
Johnny Logan
Phils
Pittsburgh
Clem Labine
Philadelphia
Conley
Coker
Crandall
W—Burdette
L— Conley
Indians Nudge White Sox 8-6 In Comeback Rally
Cleveland erased a five run deficit with five in the sixth and two in the seventh to beat Chicago 8 to 6. Harvey Kuenn sparked the rally with four straight hits as Stigman earned the win and Staley took the loss. Landis and Aspromonte homered for Chicago and Cleveland respectively.
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Cleveland
Harvey Kuenn
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Pierce
Donovan
Staley
Bowmann
Lown
Ginsberg
Loliar
Grant
Stigman
Wilson
L—Staley
Landis
Aspromonte
Ten crew rescued from De Wah B after nine hour drift
From Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic AP ten crew members were rescued from the British Honduras motor vessel De Wah B after she drifted helplessly for nine hours Wednesday.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Dewah B
Brundage Seen Likely Re elected IOC President
In Rome the International Olympic Committee meets in secret to likely reelect Avery Brundage to a third four year term as international president. Brundage hinted at possible retirement but is backed by West German officials and others while a Chinese entry issue and Games dates for Tokyo 1964 loom.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Rome
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
China
Taiwan
Tokyo
Brundage
Ott Mayer
Switzerland
Olympic
Chicago
Rious
H Paese
Werner Kingenbach
IOC
Frederick VFW Hosts Beaver Creek Golf Match Near Hagerstown
Frederick VFW golf team visits Beaver Creek near Hagerstown for an 18 hole championship course event on a new course opened a year ago. A buffet supper will follow. Pairings and times are listed for the Saturday match with Frederick teams first.
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Frederick
VFW
Beaver Creek
Hagerstown
Route 40
Middle Atlantic
Golf Club
Alex Craw
Bob Craw
Joe Sarams
Bob Myers
Bruce Harstad
Bill Browning
Rupert Morris
Herman Shook
George Scott
Glenn Garber
Harry Sayers
Bull Frank
Howard Ambrose
Slab Basore
Francis Stoner
Gil Bohn
Bill Huyett
Charlies Dodd
Wayne Crider
Bob Porter
Earl Easton
Charles Price
Jim Reed
Ken Harp
Ralph Currens
Charles Forsman
Paul Mose
Bud Silverberg
Brick Kennedy
Ralph Schultz
Frank Carty
Jack Stoeber
John Curtis
Ed Storm
Ed Lecron
Ed Miller
Carroll Eicholz
Jack Slagie
Dan Mowen
George Kunz
Tom Michael
Ozzie Fagan
Chuck Adams
Bob Nichols
Wimpy McLaren
Les Linton
Jerry ‘Nye
Jim Snyder
Jim Markle
Ed Harper
Stu Chambers
Nook Rhoderick l
Bill Leichert
Dick Mullen
Dick Kelly
Britain vows to protect Dutch interests in Indonesia
The Foreign Office announced Britain will safeguard Dutch interests in Indonesia after a diplomatic rupture between the two nations. In a separate note, reference is made to the first gold mine claim in the Klondike at Gold Bottom, staked by prospector Robert Henderson in 1895.
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London
Britain
Indonesia
Foreign ‘Office
Klondike
Robert Henderson
Yesterday's Resuits and Tennis and Cabinet News
Baseball scores from Baltimore to New York and Chicago to Cleveland are listed with probable pitchers for today’s games. Laver and Wilson reach Newport semifinals in tennis as Baudouin pressures Belgian cabinet, while Fidel Castro plans Europe tour including Czechoslovakia.
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Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Turley
Pascual
Barber
Boston
Monbouquette
Chicago
Wynn
Bucks
Cleveland
Locke
Fischer
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Fidel Zastro
Europe
CTK
Tigers Claw Athletics 11-6 in Detroit slugfest
Detroit hammered Kansas City 11-6 in a 15 hit game. Al Kaline led with his 12th homer and multi hit performance while Rocky Colavito drove in three with his 25th homer, as Norm Cash added his 14th. Athletics suffer eighth straight defeat as Burnside earns win.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Athletics
Pete Burnside
Tigers
Dave Sisler
Burnside
Sisler
Bud Daley
Kansas City
B. Daley
Garver
Johnson
P. Daley
Sissler
Chit
W—Burnside
L—ts. Daley
Colavite
Kasine
Cash
Pirates Edge Reds 3-2 on Stuart eighth inning homer
In a classic pitching duel, Dick Stural t's pinch hit homer with two on in the eighth broke a 2-2 tie, sending the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds as Vernon Law beat Cal McLish. The Pirates scored all their runs in the final innings while McLish took the loss.
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Cincinnati
Dick Stulart
Vernon Law
Cal McLish
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Law
Face
Burgess
McLish
Bridges
Brosnan
Bailey
W—Law
L — McLish
Stuart
Fishermen share Shenandoah trip with friends and tales
Cloudy water did not ruin a three day fishing outing on the Shenandoah near Front Royal with Dutch Duvall Howard Smith and Bob Lambert of Frederick. Smitty arranged a stay at the Beylers farm and the group enjoyed meals and river fishing including bass and smallmouths.
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Dutch Duvall
Howard Smith J
Bob Lambert
Fred Jerick
Shenandoah River
Front Royal
Smitty
Louise
Donard Beyler
Shenandoah
Massanutien Mountains
Carvel
Bentonville
Potomac
Rileyville-Bentonville
Pirates Begin To Say They May Win Pennant
Pirates players and staff express growing confidence after a 14-4 home stand run and a 5-3 win over Philadelphia. Nelson and Cimoli declare the club will win the National League pennant, citing team spirit, hunger, and collective effort rather than star power.
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Pirates
Gib Staley
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Philadelphia
Pirate
Danny Muree
Rocky Nelson
Gino Cimoli
Cimoli
Muratagh
Mickey Vernon
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Italian Air Force Meteorological Institute
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W. Va
Bill Liddle
Shenandoah Downs
William Sheppard
Joycey
Ladd
Frederick M. Clatterbuck
Weather Gun
Selena D. Bedwell
Royal Flight
Shepherds‘ Town
Olympic Committee
FBI
England
Marquis of Exeter
Russia
Constantine Andrianov
Bane
Erick V.F.W
Beaver Creek Club
Uo Am
Annapolis
W. M. Sherbert
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
TFC
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Rovercraft London
Radio Moscow
Ministry of Fleets
Los Angeles
San Francisco
McCormick
Ellsworth
Green
Mclwaukee
Padres
St .Louis
Jackson
Mizell
Cincinnan
Purkey
Winson
Chuck McKinler
St. Louis
Brion and Laver
Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Pan
Palace
Pourquoisas
W. L. Pet
Detroit Semneteeacies
L. Pet. G.B
Louis
Tigers Claw
Redlegs
Brookklawn
Legion
College Park
Post
Brooklawn
N.J
Parkville
American Legion
Laurence Roberts
Wilmington
Del
Eph Boggs
Williamson
Gas‘ Light
Brookes
Wiliam L. Brooks
Frederick High School
Fort Cumberland
Cumberland
Brooks
Homer C. Brooks
Bill
Homer Brooks
Fredenck High School
Tidewater Fishery Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Jia
Tidewater Fishery Department
Chesapeake Bay Country
Hebert
ST. Paul
South Fork
the Shenandoah
Howard Smith
Nelson
Bowling Center
W. College Terrace
Atlantic
Blue Ridge
Frederick, MD
Aero Oil Co
S&h
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