Harmony Triumph Sparks Montgomer y CountyTitle
Harmony beat Germantown 6 5 in nine innings to rise to third in the Tri County League. Bill Bidle delivered the winning run after Dick Baker triple and Al Frushour bunt single. Ken King led Harmony with three hits while Rog er Wiles and Bidle added two apiece.
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Harmony
Germantown
Montgomery County
Bill Bidle
Dick Baker
al Frushour
Baker
Bob Ricketts
Donny Ricketts
Jack Beall
Ken King
Roger Wiles
Bidle
Lee Ropp
Paul Till
Wilkie Ricketts
Baseball Standings and Scores Yesterday and Today
American League standings shown with teams and records. Yesterday results include Washington 7 Minnesota 3 and Cleveland 7 Boston 4. Today Cleveland plays Boston at Harley 34, only game scheduled.
National League Standings and Results Summary
National League recap shows Los Angeles leading with 74 wins and 43 losses, St Louis 76-6, San Francisco 34-6, Philadelphia 67-58, Cincinnati 87-61, Chicago 59-60, Milwaukee 64-60, Pittsburgh 61-61, Houston 6-79, New York 39-84. Notable results: Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3. New York 0 Milwaukee 2. San Francisco at St. Louis postponed by rain. San Francisco pitcher Sanford 12-12 faces St Louis Gibson 13-7. New York Cisco 7-42. Philadelphia Bennett 42. Only games listed.
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W. LL. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Sanford
Gibson
Cisco
Bennett
Cozy Corner Roars Past Cambridge in Softball Tilt
Cozy Corner defeated Cambridge Rubber Co. 27 to 1 in Frederick Carroll Softball League action. Butch Kimmel pitched six innings, hit a homer, with Kenny Sines and Henry Lake also homering. They advance to a Tuesday game en route to Baltimore for a state tournament.
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Cozy Corner
Baltimore
Cambridge Rubber Co
Frederick Carrol
Butch Kimmel
Kenny Sines
Henry Lake
Cory Corner
Cory
Cambridge
Kimmel
Baer
C. Baer
Braishaw
Sweeney and Fogle
Tri-County League games set for tonight at Frederick YMCA
The Tri County League hosts matches this evening at 8 p.m. with Bolivar versus Harmony, Brunswick versus Yellow Springs, Walkersville versus Creagerstown, Thurmont versus Buckeystown, and Middletown versus Doubs. League president Mel Garber urges all coaches managers and league officials to attend.
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Bolivar
Harmony
Brunswick
Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Buckeystown
Middletown
Doubs
Frederick Ymca
Mel Garber
W. Il
Lucketts
Germantown
Pleasant Wa
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Treagerstown
Srunswick
Pleasant Walk
Walketsville
Bucky Sww i
Spahn wins 15th as Braves top Colts 3 2
Warren Spahn, 42, pitched seven strong innings to win his 15th game, guiding the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-2 victory over the Houston Colts and a sweep of the three game series. Spahn allowed seven hits while Skinny Brown kept Houston to five hits in seven innings. Fazio hit Houston’s lone homer.
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Chris Sole
Frederick
Broad
Jeft
Maryland
Hustlers
Broad Run
Jett
McCurdy Peo
Sole
Ruchel Abalt
Ahalt
Milwaukee Fap
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Houston Colts
Spahn
Skinny Brown
Houston
Milwaukee
Brown
Woodeshick
Bateman
Spahn and Crandall
Fazio
Maryland St League Playoff Broad Run Beats Jeff 5–0
Broad Run defeats Jeff 5 to 0 in Frederick in a Maryland State League playoff game. Jeff struggled offensively as Broad Run dominated early and held control through the match for a clean victory.
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Maryland
Frederick
Jeff
Frederick Frederick
Indians Top Red Sox 7-4 Behind Azcue and Kirkland Homers
Cleveland bats explode for seven runs as Joe Azcue belts two homers and Willie Kirkland adds a long shot. Jim Grant tosses eight innings for the win while Dave Morehead suffers the loss. Azcue honors his 24th birthday with a bases loaded homer and a four run fourth inning caps the rally.
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Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Joe Azcue
Willie Kirkland
Jim
Mudcat
al Luplow
Willie
Grant
Lu Clinton
Ed Bressoud
Bob Tillman
Azcue
Morehead
Lamabe
Wilson
Tillman
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Athletics topple Orioles in rain soaked 5-4 win
Kansas City takes a rain affected 5-4 victory over Baltimore as four first inning runs and a rally stoked by a Brooks Robinson homer propel the A's over the Orioles. Dave Wickersham carries the win with seven shutout innings before Baltimore's late pushes.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Dave Wickersham
Orioles
Innines
Brooks Robinson
Ted Bowsfield
Ralston Clinches American Zone Davis Cup Victory
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield clinched the American Zone semifinal by defeating Rafael Osuna 6-1 6-3 7-5. Chuck McKinley then beat Antonio Palafox 4-1 4-6 6-3 6-3 to complete the United States win and set up a tie with Venezuela then England in the next rounds.
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Los Angeles
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Antonio Palafox
United States
Ralstox
Venezuela
England
Intia
Ralston
Osuna
University of Southern California
Juan
Frederick Tops West Virginia in 9 7 Victory
Frederick defeats West Virginia 9 to 7 as Trout earns his second win. Key moments include a four run third inning for Frederick and a four run fourth by Wheeling, with Trout fanning multiple batters and holding off WVU rally efforts into the later innings.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Trout
Gies
Keene
New
Troat
Sim Ten
Nieth
West Virgina
John Ferguson
Jim Stockman
Renn
Ferguson
Dave McCombs
Adam Angel
Bill Siedling
Siedling
Guy Stull
Casey Delauter
Bichy
Duncan
Elief
John Atkinson
Cisar
Scerea
Atkinson
Stull
Keyser
Delautet
Hopper
Wheeling
Angel
Secom
Romansky
Delauter
Casey
Eddie Cook
Cook
Notch
Pat Harvey
Gongola
Seidling
Himes
Bhased
Fred Hine
Phils extend win streak with 3-1 win over Pirates
Philadelphia pitchers blanked Pittsburgh in the late innings as Don Demeter drove in two runs with consecutive singles. Roy Sievers, Demeter, and Tony Gonzalez sparked a two run first inning, and Demeter added a third RBI in the third. Ray Culp left with arm trouble and John Klippstein closed for the win while Don Schwall took the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Don Denyeter
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Susday
Phils
Don Schwall
John Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Roy Sievers
Demeter
Gonzalez
Phillies
Phillie
Ray Culp
Dick Schofield
John Klippstein
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Culp
Klippstein
Dalrymple
Schwall
Sisk
Francis
McBean
Senators Rally to Top Twins 7-3 in Seventh Inning
Washington capitalized on four unearned runs in the seventh, three from Don Leppert's homer, to beat Minnesota 7-3 and take the series two games to one. Steve Ridzik allowed five hits before being relieved. Rich Rollins and Jimmie Hall homered for the Twins.
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Minneapoliss-St. Paul
Washington
Senators
Don Leppert
Minnesota
Twins
Steve Ridzik
Rich Rollins
Jimmie Hall
Rookline
Don Zimmer
E.d. Dailey
Ridzik
J-Rogpenburk
Eonewon Zimer
Eager
Rolling
Hall
Fighters Await WBA Decision
In Saginaw Michigan two top contenders Paul Armstead and Kenny Lane limbered up awaiting the World Boxing Association ruling in their upcoming bout. Armstead and Lane are rated No 1 and No 2 and expected to fight in Miami depending on the WBA decision.
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Saginaw
Mich
Paul Armstead
Kenny Lane
Miami
Armstead
Lane
World Boxing Associaton
Renee Carlos Ortiz
Charm Prey
Tigers vs Angels Classic Tie Ends In Detroit Victory
Detroit Tigers rally behind Don Messi to beat the Los Angeles Angels 2 to 2 in a game marked by 51 3 innings of scoreless relief. Billy Moran hits the Angels only homer in their past 10 home games as Al Koch exits for Messi in the fourth.
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Detroi Tigers
Don Messi
Los Angeles Angels
Tigers
Detroit
al Koch
Messi
Billy Moran
Angels
Detroiteer
Koch
Mossi
Triandos
Chance
Foytack
Rodgers
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Moran
Jay Dees Sweep Creagerstown in Thurmont Doubleheader
The Jay Dees of Baltimore defeated Creagerstown girls twice at Thurmont Little League park, winning 61 to 1 in game one and 101 to unknown in game two. Pat Zigler took the loss in both contests while Buckness, Emenons, Zige, and Dyer led Creagerstown with key hits. The second game lineups include Puezzro and Emenons for Creagerstown and Zigle and Dyer in the Jay Dees lineup.
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Creagerstown
Doubs
Buzz Beachley
Fanning
Fon Gibson
Buzz
Dump Beachley
Bob Reeder
Beachley
Frank Favorite
Earl Duncan
Gerald Duble
Duncan
Swamley
Ara
Carey
Favorite
Long
Jay Dees
Baltimore
Thurmont Little League Park
Pat Zigler
Jay Bees
Buckness
Emenons
Zige
Dyer
Puezzro
Zigle
Canal funds sought for Chesapeake and Delaware Canal project
AP reports the American Merchant Marine Institute urges Congress to provide 14 million dollars for the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal linking the Delaware River and Philadelphia port with the Chesapeake Bay and the ports of Baltimore and Norfolk. The White House budget calls for 11 million dollars. A separate item notes Rep Clarence D Long proposes an Air Space Hall of Fame at Friendship International Airport to honor aviation pioneers including the Wright brothers and Glenn L. Martin.
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American Merchant Marine Institute
Congress
Chesapeake and Delaware
Maryland and
Delaware
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Norfolk
Fall OF Fame Washington
Clarence D. Long
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Friendship International Airport
Long
Wright Brothers
America Astronaut
Laig Glenn L. Martin
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Martin Co
Friendship
Long Anid
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