U S Olympic Trackmen Win World Mark Set In Rome Preview
The U S Olympic track team dominated an international meet in Bern catching attention for peak Rome form. Lee Calhoun equaled a world record in the 110 hurdles at 13.2 seconds, Ralph Boston broke Jesse Owens’ record in the broad jump, and a strong American 3 000 meter sweep featured Beatty and Dellinger with Pirie fading late.
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Giants Win 5-3 to Split Twin Bill With Cubs
Andre Rodgers hit a three run homer as San Francisco defeated Chicago 5-3 in the second game. Georges Maranda earned his first major league start in a 5-3 win that split a doubleheader after Ernie Banks homered for the Cubs in the opener.
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Braves win 3 2 behind Spahn four hit pitching
Warren Spahn pitched four hits as the Milwaukee Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 in front of 23 169 spectators. Eddie Mathews and Johnny Logan homered for Milwaukee. Mathews 28th and Logan 4th, Buzhardt lost for Philadelphia.
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U S Cagers Aiming for Unbeaten Olympic Run
Coach Pete Newell predicted the United States would sweep the Olympic basketball tournament, saying the team has never lost an Olympic game but acknowledging tougher competition as the sport spreads globally. The young squad, average age just under 23 and trained briefly at West Point, won its opener 122 to 37 against Switzerland.
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Athletics Top White Sox 8-1 to Stop Streak
Kansas City Athletics snapped a 16 game skid with a 17 hit 8 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Ray Herbert pitched a three hitter and drove in a run in the second inning. Andy Carey belted a three run homer as Hank Bauer and others added timely hits. Chicago's loss helps New York chase the Yankees as Boston beat Buffalo 21 7 in the American League game.
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Walkersville tops Middletown 10 5 to pull even in league race
Walkersville pitcher Ken Eaves fired a two hitter and nine strikeouts as Walkersville defeated Middletown 10 to 5, erasing a strong Middletown rally in the fifth. Ed Zimmerman hit a first inning homer for Walkersville, while Paul Lutz drove in two runs with a late double.
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Dick Forrest
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Bolivar dominates Doubs 11-0 in Tri-County clash
Bolivar score in every inning except the fourth and seventh to beat Doubs 11-0. Charley Keller drove in multiple runs with a solo homer and another RBI blow, while Fran Sheffer collected four hits and Reeder pitched a shutout to push Bolivar to 11-7 on the season. Doug s hurlers Kolp and Summers were shelled for 18 hits.
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Germantown Rally Tops Creagerstown In 7 4 Victory
Germantown overcame Creagerstown 7 4 as they rallied for five runs in the eighth inning to move within a hall game of Middletown. John Warfield paced the win with a triple and a home run driving in three. Monard started, Wulf finished, with Monard allowing four hits and Wulf two. Creagerstown dropped to fifth place.
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Crone
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Wayne Duncan
Stull
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Germantown
Creagerstown
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Warfield
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Monard
Fraley, Brown and Shuff
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Baseball scores from yesterday's games and matchups
Yesterday's results feature Baltimore routing Boston 10 to 4 while Washington defeated New York 7 to 4. Detroit tied Kansas City 6 to 6. Chicago split with Cleveland winning 5 to 3 and dropping another 1 to 5. San Francisco beat Cincinnati 35 to 8, Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 4 to 2, Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 9 to 3, and Philadelphia edged an unspecified opponent 2 to 0. Probable pitchers listed for Cincinnati at Chicago, San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Cardinals Rout Dodgers 2-0 Fueled by Broglio McDaniel
Ernie Broglio and Lindy McDaniel combined to blank Los Angeles as the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Dodgers 2-0. Bob Nieman drove in a run with a fourth inning homer and Ken Boyer plus Julien Javier added RBI hits to cushion the lead. Carl Flood made a key eighth inning play to preserve the shutout.
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Russians Oppose Special Treatment in Rome Olympic Center
In Rome, Olympic judges from many nations stayed in a Catholic institute while some Soviet judges objected to the arrangement. Italian officials moved them to a downtown hotel, then the Russians asked to return to the Catholic center, saying they did not want special treatment.
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Tigers Claw Indians Twice in Detroit Sweep
Detroit Tigers extend winning streak to six with back to back 6 4 victories over the Cleveland Indians to complete a series sweep at Briggs Stadium. Eddie Yost drives in the decisive run with a two run single in the eighth after a 4 4 tie, while Charlie Maxwell drives in three runs including his 19th homer. Cleveland strand 15 runners and drops to fifth place behind Washington, with multiple near misses from scoring. In game one Detroit rallyes for four in the fifth to beat Kim Perry, Jim Bunning credited with the win and Paul Foytack securing four innings of two hit relief.
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Navy on Field Annapolis Press Day Opens Early Practice
Navy football schedules early practice in Annapolis with 105 candidates for varsity and junior varsity. The squad travels to Quonset Point for two-a-day workouts until Sept. 3 to escape Maryland heat, then resumes drills in Annapolis and opens the 1960 season at Boston College 11 days later.
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Blank Portrays Four-Hit Game In 7 2 Win
Blank pitched a four hit ball for New Market in a 7 to 2 Maryland State League playoff victory over Thurmont. He fanned five and walked six, with a seventh inning lapse ending a shutout bid. New Market rapped 14 hits led by Burall DeLauter and Miller as they built a big third inning and added runs later. Thurmont crowd tallied twice in the seventh and ninth. Lincoln Park events include Shoes Decorating 5:30 pm today, Craft Show Tuesday, Treasure Hunt Wednesday, Band Concert Thursday.
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Three runs in ninth provide victory edge in series
Tramsville edged Brunswick 7 5 to even the Maryland State League best of three. Weddle’s third inning triple and Coleman’s RBI single helped Tramsville gain the lead, and Zimmerman held on after relieving Nee. Brunswick mounted a ninth inning rally but fell short as Deener, Mer riman and Webber contributed late threats.
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Ron Weddle
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