Playoff Wins To Brunswick VFW Standings Set in Tri-County League
Tri-County League action opens with playoffs next Sunday at 2 PM. Ken Eaves of Sjamsville victors over Middletown in first round play, while Broad Run downs Lovettsville in 11 innings. Germantown solidifies position, Yellow Springs holds third, Creagerstown drops toward fourth.
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Bunce Gilbert
Ken Eaves
Sjamsville
Middletown
Grayras
Bob Crone
Crone
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Bob Stull
Wayne Duncan
Duncan
Creagerstown
German
Buckeystown
Yellow Springs
Germantown
Harold Hargett
Ted Marshall
Barthlew
Marshall
Buck Brenner
Lenny Hammond
Hammond
Springs
Buckerstown
Hargett
Brunner
Kelley
Morgan
Neal
Dennis Floyd
Vic
Earl Ricketts
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Frederick tops Mt Airy in nine in opening Maryland State League playoff game
Don Brown homer with two on in the ninth recreates a 9-6 Frederick victory over Mt Airy as the Hustlers hit three homers led by Brown and Loring Young. Bob Dawson pitched a 12-hit, seven-strikeout win for Frederick after Mt Airy briefly led 6-5 in the eighth. Tinker Michael and Lefty Warrenfeltz added doubles and the scene shifts to McCurdy Field next Sunday.
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Don Brown
Frederick
Maryland
Brown
VFW
Loring Young
Buck Jones
Bob Dawson
Tinker Michael
Brunswick
Lawrence Wenner
Thurmont
Wenner
Chubi Biser
Biser
Skeeter Webber
Bill Herr
Track and Field Meet Friday At High School
A Friday track and field meet at the high school drew about 490 participants across ages from younger to older groups. Jim Hall won the 80 yard dash in 9.2 seconds and the 100 yard dash in 11.0 seconds, with Don Boyer taking other sprints and jumps. Debbie Thompson led girls with wins in the 60 yard dash and 106 yard dash, marking the meet with multiple victories.
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Don Boyer
Debbie Thompson
Local Boxscores Middletown Walkersville Brings Highlights
Middletown tops Walkersville 6 to 2 as Shafer to Gladhill turn double play and Sheffler, Duncan pace offense. Thurmont Brunswick game ends 7 to 4 as Thurment and Unger log key hits. Brown sets 1 kilometer world record in England at 108.74 mph. Panthers lose two to Untouchables 7-0 and 7-2 and Lovettsville bests Broad Run 4 to 0 with Huffer, Reed, and Ricketts contributing in a layered local league night.
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Birds buy catcher Lau after Triandos injury
Washington AP reports Baltimore Orioles acquire catcher Charley Lau from Vancouver to replace injured Gus Triandos. Triandos suffered a linear fracture of the right thumb, out at least two weeks. Lau, previously with Milwaukee and Detroit, will join the roster as Triandos is sidelined. Bangkok, Thailand, has two television stations.
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Vancouver
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Triandos
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Detroit Tigers
Gay Brewer Wins Carling Golf Shoot 3 Under Final Round
Gay Brewer Jr won the Indian Spring Open at Silver Spring Maryland with a final round 67 to finish 4 rounds at 277 and take $5,300. Bill Maxwell chased to 278, with Bill Casper and Paul Harney one stroke back at 281, while Doug Ford, Dan Sikes, Lionel Hebert, Ted Kroll, and Al Geiberger tied at 281.
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Gay Brewer Jr
Crystal River
Fla
Indian Spring Country Club
Brewer
Bill Maxwell
Dallas
Tex
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Doug Ford
Vernon Hills
N. Y
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
U S Squeezes by Mexico in Cup Zone Play
Bernard Bartzen led the U S Davis Cup team to a 3 2 comeback over Mexico in the American Zone finals Bartzen defeated Rafal Osuna 6 3 6 3 7 5 as the U S advances to meet India in the interzone semifinal Chuck McKinley also won his singles match as Mexico’s Osuna had earlier taken a Friday singles win and a Saturday doubles triumph All over 90 percent of Nepal’s 35 million people rely on farming for their livelihoods.
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Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
U.S
Mexico
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Rafal Osun
U. S
India
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Chuck McKinley
St. Louiis
Mario Llamas
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Phillies end long skid with 7 4 win over Braves
Milwaukee doubleheader in Milwaukee features Phillies snapping a 23 game losing streak with a 7 to 4 victory as John Buzhardt wins, while Warren Spahn secures his 302nd win in the opener. Notable homers by Wes Covington and Roy McMillan lead the scoring, with Philadelphia also tallying in the first game behind Spahn’s rally and a 14th win.
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Maris Mantle Lead Yankees in Opening DH Sweep of Indians
Roger Maris hit his 49th and Mickey Mantle his 46th as the Yankees swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 6-0 and 5-2. Mantle drove in five runs over the two games, with Skowron adding a 21st homer in the nightcap. Terry earned the first win with a four hitter, while Sheldon won the second. Francona homered for Cleveland in the sixth.
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Legion Playoff Washed Out Amid Rain In College Park
A cold rain Sunday postponed the Mid-Atlantic Legion semi final between Frederick and New Jersey, moved to Monday with Washington awaiting the winner. Frederick’s veterans battle injuries while New Jersey’s lefty power prompts defensive reshuffling.
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Ricky
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Hawes
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Dick Tindsay
John Ford
Theyame
Eros
Dave May
Wilmington
World record set at AAU Outdoor Championships by Stack
Tom Stack, 19, Indiana University sophomore, broke another world mark in the 200-meter backstroke at the AAU Outdoor Championships in Los Angeles. He clocked 2:11.5 to surpass his own prior record, with Jel Graef and Fred Schmidt posting additional marks in the meet.
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University of Indiana
Stack
Bloomington
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Stock
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Jel Graef
Ridgewood
N.J
Fred Schmidt
Wilmette
New Trier Swim Club
Winnetka
Lance Larson
International League Baseball Scores From Saturday Night
In the Associated Press report Columbus edged Syracuse 8 to 7 and Charleston defeated Toronto 8 to 3 in the first game. Buffalo beat Jersey City 4 to 2 in the second. Cincinnati won 3 to 1 over St. Louis.
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Birds Slip By Nats 9-3 In Pouring Rain
In a rain soaked first game of a doubleheader the Orioles beat the Washington Senators 9 to 3. Chuck Estrada earned his 10th win with 12 strikeouts over five hits allowed as Baltimore collected 12 hits. Donavan lasted four innings for Washington, giving up six earned runs. The second game was postponed and moved to Monday as rain continued.
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Midget Football Practice Scheduled at Baker Park
All midget players new and returning are to practice today at 5 30 p m at Bath House field in Baker Park. The league seeks players weighing 90 to 130 pounds and aged 12 to 14. All teams including the Rams will hold sessions this evening.
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