Ijamsville Walkersville to Clash for County Title at McCurdy Field
Ijamsville and Walkersville meet at 8:30 p.m. at McCurdy Field in the county baseball showdown to decide the series. Walkersville holds a 17-1 Tri County League record and seeks its first county crown. Ijamsville seeks back to back Maryland State League titles and avenged a Brunswick setback. Ken Eaves faces Don Neel in a left handers duel as the series opens with possible five games ahead.
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McCurdy Field
Walkersville
Ijamsville
Germantown
Sjamsville
Brunswick
Ken Eaves
Don Neel
Middletown
White Sox sweep A's with Pizarro shutout in KC
Juan Pizarro pitched a three hit 7–0 victory as Chicago swept both ends of the doubleheader from Kansas City. The Sox totaled 14 hits, scoring four in the first inning and adding singles by Minoso and Fox later to back Pizarro. Chicago also won the opener 5–3 behind Kemmerer in relief of Pierce, with 23 total hits in the afternoon.
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Juan Pizarro
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Pizarro
White Sox
Art Ditmar
Minnie Minoso
Camilo Carreon
al Smith
Sox
Joe Nuxhall
Roy Sievers
Minoso
Smith
Nellie Fox
Jim Landis
Ossie Virgil
Jim Archer
Russ Kemmerer
Billy Pierce
Fischer
Pignatano
MacKenzie
W—Pizarro
L-Ditmar
Liberty tops Lucketts 6 5 to set tie break in county race
Liberty defeated Lucketts by a 6 to 5 margin as three teams contend for second place. Liberty to face Taylorstown at McCurdy Field later this week to resolve standings. Also from Centreville, Corsica River Yacht Club regatta ends with tight finishes across seven sailing divisions, titles decided by a quarter point.
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Lucketts
Taylorstown
McCurdy Field
Frye
Williams Adn Stocks
Weller
Shelton
Jacobs
Centreville, Md
Corsica River Yacht Club
B and Z Wins Frederick County Softball Title
B and Z defeated Buckeystown Rangers 10-1 in the fifth game of the series to claim the Frederick County Softball Championship. Viertz pitched six hits allowed, Eas terday and Bud Rice hit well, Lenhart was ruled out at second on a close play, and Diggs collected two Rangers hits as the champions earned their fourth win in five.
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Zimmerman
Frederick County
Buckeystown Rangers
Bob Viertz
Bob Easterday
Bud Rice
Viertz
Rangers
Earl Lenhart
Cubs Win 1-0 in 11 Innings Over Pirates
Billy Williams drove in the deciding run with two out in the 11th inning, delivering a single after Dick Bertell and George Altman reached. Don Cardwell pitched seven scoreless, then blanked the Pirates as Bob Friend took the loss after a pitching duel that produced only eight Cubs hits.
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Billy Williams
Don Cardwell
Bob Friend
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Cardwell
Friend
Dick Bertell
Uth
George Altman
Williams
Bertell
Pittsburgh
Burgess
Taylor
Bernell
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Cleveland Exits Exhibition With 27 to 4 Win Over 49ers
The Associated Press reports Cleveland dominated San Francisco 27 to 4 in a preseason NFL exhibition. Cleveland controlled the game with a strong defense and early scoring surge, while the 49ers struggled to mount an offense throughout.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cards Break Reds Victory Streak 7-4
Ray Sadecki dominated Cincinnati for St Louis as the Cardinals beat the Reds 7 to 4 ending Cincinnati’s six game win streak. Sadecki improved to 11-6 with the win while Jim O'Toole struggled for the Reds. Bill White hit a homer for St Louis and Gordon Coleman and Waly Post homered for Cincinnati as the night featured disputed ground rules on Coleman’s two-run shot and a late insurance run by St Louis.
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Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Sadecki
Sherman Jones
Bill White
Jones
St. Louis
Waly Post
Gordon Coleman
Coleman
Jim O'Toole
Julian Javier
Charlie James
White
O'Toole
Javier
Don Taussig
Schaffer
D. Johnson
W — Sadecki
L—Jones
Post
Giants Send L A To 7th Straight Loss
San Francisco beat Los Angeles 11 8 as Willie Mays and Felipe Alou powered a 19 hit attack. Dodgers suffered their seventh straight defeat, their longest since 1948, with Dick Lemay sealing the game in relief after a late threat. Mays homered, Alou hit two, Sanford won while Koufax took the loss.
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San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Dick Lemay
Giant
Jack Sanford
Wally Moon
Giants
Sanford
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
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San Fran
Kouflax
L. Sherry
Golden
Twins Use Home Runs to Top Angels
Minnesota earns 9 to 7 victory over Los Angeles behind four homers, led by Len Green with two and also aided by Jack Kralick and Al Schroll long balls. Earl Averill belts two Angels blasts, while Tom Morgan takes the loss.
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Minnesota Twins
Len Green
Jack Kralick
al Schroll
Twins
Kralick
Angels
Earl Averill
George Thomas
Averill
Schroll
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Moore
Battey
Donohue
Morgan
Fowler
Duren
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Green
G. Chomas
Tigers Hold On With Twin Bill Win Over Bosox
Detroit beat Boston 1-1 in the first game and 7-6 in the nightcap as Bubba Morton delivered a clutch pinch hit for the second straight day and Frank Lary earned his 18th win. Morton’s eighth inning two run single erased a 6-4 deficit, with Norm Cash driving in the tying run earlier. Cash added a 31st homer in the first, as Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski homered for two. The Tigers trimmed three games behind the Yankees, who won a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Bubba Morton
Boston Red Sox
Frank Lary
Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Lary
Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Tracey Stallard
Charlie Maxwell
Stallard
Norm Cash
Cash
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Terry Fox
Phillies Keep Mauch as Manager Amid Denials
Philadelphia Phillies General Manager John J. Quinn said Friday that Gene Mauch will be retained as manager. Quinn also denied reports that Granny Hamner or anyone else is under consideration for Mauch's job.
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Norfolk, Va
API
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
John J. Quinn
Quinn
Granny Hamner
Tigers whip Red Sox as Lary wins opener in Detroit
Tigers explode for 14 hits and back Lary who shuts down Boston to win 6 1 in the opener. Conley allows four runs in four innings and muffett gives up two more as Detroit builds a 4 run lead early. Boston scores once in the first and twice in the seventh with John Yastrzemski homering for the Red Sox while Cash and Maxwell homer for Detroit.
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