Lane Fired as Kansas City General Manager
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Q. Finley fired general manager Frank Lane amid accusations he spread rumors nationwide. Finley named Pat Friday as interim GM, with Lane to be paid $50 000 annually for three years. Gordon and Bauer had previously influenced management changes.
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King and His Court to face Frederick All Stars Thursday
The King and His Court, a famed four man softball unit, meets Frederick All-Stars at McCurdy Field Thursday at 9 p.m. The Frederick lineup includes Jim Blank Doug Falk on mound with John Harper and Ken Shaw catching. Eddie Feigner plans tricks like blindfolded pitching from second base to gain advantage as the teams vie to even a 3-2 series edge. Tickets available at Shipley’s Sports Store and Arcade Bowling Lanes.
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Wolfsville tops News Panthers 8-4 in baseball clash
Sonny Bare struck out ten over a four hitter as Wolfsville beat the News Panthers 8-4 Tuesday. The teams schedule a rematch soon to settle the county league box score and standings.
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Giants On Hot Streak Beat Reds 12 2 5 3
Giants win 12 2 in the opener and 5 3 in the nightcap over Cincinnati to move within five games of the Reds as Willie Mays and Willie McCovey lead the attack with five hits and two homers in the doubleheader. The Dodgers suffer an eighth straight defeat as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia win.
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Mexican netters open seeded play in USLTA doubles tourney
Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox opened seeded play with a four set victory 6-3 6-3 3-6 6-3 over King Lambert Miami and Ray Serwski Hamtramck as rain delayed action at Longwood. The Mexican pair seeded third advanced while top players waited.
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Linden Hills Wins Semi Final In Frederick County Youth League
Linden Hills advances to the finals after a 6 9 p.m. semi final win over Harmony at Harmony. New Market had earlier beat Sheskstown 23 and Shookstown forfeited to New Market. Cleveland Browns lineman John Wooten played on Carlsbad New Mexico High School’s back to back state title teams.
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Wild Pitch Gives A's 3-2 win over Orioles in extras
Kansas City Athletics rallied after Frank Lane was fired as general manager. In the tenth, Milt Pappas uncorks a wild pitch allowing Jim Rivera to score the go ahead run from third with two out. Marv Throneberry homered in the eighth to tie the game at two.
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Phillies Win on One Hitter
Art Mahaffey ended a 10 game loss streak by pitching a one hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 0. Don Demeter hit a three run homer as the Phillies pounded Ellsworth and Elston for 11 hits. Demeter also homered for Philadelphia. Mahaffey improved to 8 17 with the win. Ellsworth fell to 7 8.
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Hustlers Host Mapleville Tonight at McCurdy Field
The Frederick VFW Hustlers host Mapleville from the Washington County Independent League at McCurdy Field. Game time is 8 36 p m. Mapleville sits third in the league while Frederick finished the Maryland State League season in second place.
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Tigers Homer For 8 1 Win In Cleveland
Detroit gains second place with an 8 1 victory over Cleveland as Colavito Bruton and Kaline homer. Foytack limits the Indians to five hits to improve to 8 6. Mudcat Grant takes the loss as Kaline hits his 16th homer. AFL TV Set: ABC to televise 39 NFL games starting Sept. 10 across 16 dates with regional coverage and one national title game.
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Boxing and football notes from various venues and Paul Brown’s career
Results from boxing matches in Louisville Windsor Houston and Fresno with multiple bouts and weights listed. Brief notes on coaches and records include Paul Brown’s overall football coaching record of 282 wins 63 losses and 12 ties across high school college service and pro football since 1930.
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Baseball Scores And Matchups In Today's National League Cards
The schedule lists St Louis visiting Chicago and Milwaukee traveling to Pittsburgh as two key games. Los Angeles visits St Louis, and San Francisco travels to Cincinnati while Philadelphia hosts Chicago. Pitchers include Drysdale, Simmons, Burdette, and Marichal among others.
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Toy Fund Star Game Set for August 30 at McCurdy Field
The Maryland State League and Tri-County League All Stars meet in the Ameri can Legion Toy Fund game August 30 at 8 15 p m at McCurdy Field. Lee Merriman will coach the State League squad with Charles Whitmore leading the Tri-County lineup. The charity game raises over $1 000 annually for the Toy Fund and last year provided 1 200 toys to Frederick area children. Full rosters will be released later this week.
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