Mt Airy Wins Fourth in Maryland State League Standings
Mt Airy defeated Brunswick 65 in a 13 hit attack led by Bob Bellison and Bull Crone to take fourth place in the final Maryland State League standings. Crone went 4 for 4 with a double and triple, Bellison added a double among three safeties, while Spike Jones allowed ten hits and five strikeouts over the win. Brunswick’s Bobby Fleetwood and teammates had two-hit games.
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Wall Wins Insurance City Open With 68 Low Rounds
Art Wall Jr. shot a final 68 to win the Insurance City Open by two strokes at Wethersfield Country Club. He finished 18 under par 266, breaking the tournament scoring record, earning $20,000 in his 17th pro season. US Open champ Billy Casper and George Archer tied for third at 269.
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George Archer
Economy Oil, YMCA Split Doubleheader
The Frederick YMCA overcame a five run deficit to beat Economy On 65 and split a doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Economy On won the opener 2-0 on a two hitter by Max Kehn while Economy Oil exploded for five first inning runs in the nightcap. Kimmel limited YMCA to one hit after the first frame as Bobby Kline and Doug Little drove in two runs in the opening inning. Sonny White delivered the decisive run in the seventh with a sacrifice fly to put YMCA ahead to stay. First-game details show a scoreless duel until Economy OI added two runs in the seventh. The doubleheader featured solid pitching and timely hitting as both teams exchanged leads.
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National amateur road race crowns decided in rain
Bob Tetzlaff of Campbell California won the 125 mile Amateur Bicycle League national road race in 3 hours 59 minutes 11 seconds as Audrey McElmory of La Jolla California won the 30 mile women’s event in 1 hour 16 minutes 6 seconds after an early crash. Other results list major league scores and upcoming games.
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la Jolla
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Giants Topple Detroit in Yale Bowl Exhibition
The New York Giants beat Detroit 17-7 at the Yale Bowl in New Haven. Earl Morrall directed the rally, throwing a touchdown pass and guiding plays that set up scores for Chuck Mercein and a Pete Gogolak field goal as New York won their third straight exhibition. Detroit opened with a 75-yard TD drive before fading.
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Wichita State Upset by Uruguay National Team in Uruguay
Wichita State touring basketball team lost to the Uruguayan National team 95 83 at Palacio Penaral. Warren Armstrong and Jamie Thompson scored 44 points between them in a losing effort.
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Sonny Workman Dies Top jockey of the era
Raymond Sonny Workman, a leading jockey in the 190s, died Sunday at Georgetown University Hospital after a brief illness. He was 57 and a 1957 National Jockeys Hall of Fame inductee, having topped earnings in 1932 with 87 wins worth 9386,070.
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Sonny) Workman
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Wilson Wins Sixth Straight as Tigers Top Orioles 9 4
Detroit Tigers beat Baltimore 9 4 as Earl Wilson won his sixth in a row this season and 104th since joining the club. Al Kaline Jim Northrup and Dick McAuliffe homered with Kaline and Cash driving in runs in a fourth inning rally. Orioles opened with three triples but Wilson settled after a rough first inning and held Baltimore to four more hits.
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Honeymoon Ends for Falcons After Browns Loss
Atlanta fans booed a 42-3 exhibition defeat by the Cleveland Browns as the Falcons showed limited offense. Browns coach Blanton Collier urged patience, saying gains come with time and a strong coaching staff. Falcons coach Norb Hecker warned several players will depart as the team rebuilds.
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