County Playoff Boosts Local Baseball Weekend Series
The county playoff between IJAMSVILLE and Walkersville continues with an 3-2 victory by Sjamsville in a cold Monday clash at McCurdy Field. Donny Neel and Ken Haves pitched strongly as crowds near 800 watched the best-of-five for the area title. The series heads to McCurdy again as Walkersville seeks to even the count and the Bush Creekers loom as potential champions.
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Ijamsville
Walkersville
McCurdy Field
Sjamsville
Donny Neel
Ken Haves
Neel
Eaves
McCurdy
Bush Creekers
Dodgers Trip Reds and toy-fund rosters released
Dodgers beat the Reds and cut the lead to two as rosters for the Maryland State League and Tri-County League All-Star teams were unveiled for the upcoming American Legion Toy-Fund game at McCurdy Field. The event, with rain date September 5, features managers Lee Merriman and Lloyd Heatherly.
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American Legion
Bill Merriman
Lawrence
Wenner
Brunswick
Chris Sole
Bob Dawson
Frederick
Jim Chase
Don Neel
Sjamsville
Max Day
New Market
Rudell Ahalt
Jefferson
James Green
Pt. of Rocks
Jesse Thompson
Joe Gordon
Nock Deener
Skeeter Webber
Antzie Lovelace
Bill Crone
Frank Martz
John Harper
Fred
Bud Gilroy
Dennis Reeder
Bolivar
Bill Hammond
Creagerstown
Dennis Floyd
Germantown
Pete Cooper
Lovettsville
Ken Eaves
Grayson
Earl Ricketts
John Warfield
Roy George
Thompson
George Blickenstaff
Middletown
Wayne Duncan
Larry Duncan
Walkersville
Jim Linton
Gary Linton
Jim Stup
Yellow Springs
Goalby and Hebert tied for lead at American Golf Classic
AKRON Ohio AP Goalby and Hebert tied for the halfway lead at the American Golf Classic with Hebert shooting 67 to reach 137 and Goalby at 69 137. Art Wall Jr Gary Player and Frank Boynton remained close pursuing the leaders with strong rounds and potential for a late surge.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Handsome
Bob Goalby
Jay Hebert
Goalby
Hebert
Art Wall Jr
Coleaders
Pion
Gary Player
South
Bunning Halts Senators in 6-0 Detroit Win
Jim Bunning pitched a two hitter and Detroit defeated Washington 6-0 after rain shortened the game to eight innings. Bunning improved to 15-9 with four strikeouts, while Norm Cash and Dick McAuliffe contributed extra-base hits and Rourke aided the effort. Washington managed just two hits, both by Gene Woodling and Willie Tasby. The Tigers won their fifth straight decision against the Senators.
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Washington
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Bunning
Gene Woodling
Willie Tasby
Bud Zipfel
Marty Keough
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Mike Rourke
Norm Cash
Detroit
Rourke
Gabler
Klippstein
Garcia
Green
Bright
W — Bunning
L—Gabler
Red Sox HAMMER Angels 12 6 as Conley Wins
Boston surges past Los Angeles 12 to 6 behind nine runs on four homers including Carroll Hardy’s first career grand slam. Frank Malzone drives in four, Puapie Green hits two solo blasts, while Gene Conley earns his 8th win. Angels out-hit 13 to 11 but fall short.
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Los Angeles
Boston Red Sox
Carroll Hardy
Be'ted
Los Angeles Angels
Frank Malzone
Boston
Puapsie Green
Red Sox
Angels
Gene Conley
Harl Averill
Rocky Bridges
George Thomas
Conley
Earley
Pagliaroni
Moeller
James
Spring
Fowler
Donohue
Averill
W — Conley
L — Moeller
Green
Hardy
Malzone
G. Thomas
Bridges
Raymond Berry Resumes Workouts With Baltimore Colts
In Baltimore Westminster Maryland AP Raymon Berry a seven year veteran has resumed calisthenics and light running after knee surgery on August 5. Berry a 28 year old former SMU ace led NFL receivers last season with 74 receptions for 1,298 yards. Weeb Ewbank said a Sept 17 opener against Los Angeles was hoped as Berry heals. The Colts 1 1 in pre season but host Washington in Norfolk Saturday night. Baltimore cut roster to 49 trimming Jim Nemeth after a preseason game. RETAINS TITLE Osaka Japan AP Kyo Noguchi wins a unanimous 10 round decision to keep the Japan flyweight title.
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Westmster
Raymon
Berry
Baltimore Colts
NFL
Southern Methodist
Weeb Ewbank
Colts
Los Angeles
Baltimore
R. Lin
Washington
Norfolk
Scuad
Liinebacker
Jim Nemeth
Pittsburgh
Baseball standings and schedule for American League
Standings show New York leading with 84 wins and 43 losses, Detroit second, Baltimore third, and Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Washington, Kansas City also listed with records. Yesterday results: Boston over Los Angeles, Detroit over Washington, Chicago over Cleveland, Baltimore over Minnesota. Today's games feature matchups across leagues including New York at Kansas City and Cleveland at Chicago, with multiple city and pitcher details.
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New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Stafford
Bass
Pierce
Stallard
McBride
Farback
Sisler
Estrada
Schroll
GE Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Liberty beats Taylorstown to secure Heart of Maryland finish
Liberty defeated Taylorstown 8 to 4 at McCurdy Field to clinch second place in the Heart of Maryland League. Next up, Taylorstown visits Harmony and Liberty travels to Lucketts to start the league playoff series. In Washington, the Senate subcommittee withheld recommendations on Kefauver boxing commissioner bill, sending it to the full Judiciary Committee.
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Liberty
Taylorstown
McCurdy Field
Heart of Maryland
Harmony
Lake and Virts
Lucketts
Angleberger
Carrigan
Washington
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Justice Department
Hstes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Judiciary Committee
Playoff Contests Front Tri-County and State Leagues
Maryland State League teams Frederick and Brunswick aim for a two game sweep Sunday in the second playoff round while four Tri County League clubs start their playoffs. VFW Hustlers and Railroaders win set up final best of three next Sunday at Frederick. Mt Airy visits Frederick at McCurdy Field after beating Carroll County 96 last week.
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Maryland
Frederick
Brunswick
VFW Hustlers
Railroaders
Mt. Airy
McCurdy Field
Carroll County
Tom Michael
The
Hustlers
Bob Dawson
Chris Sele
Bill Carder
Carder
Sole
American Legion
College Park
Benny Hulver
Thurmont
Billy Merriman
Merriman
Chub Biser
Pirates Nip Cubs 1-0 Behind Clemente Homer
Roberto Clemente hit his 22nd homer in the sixth inning to back Tom Sturdivant as Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Chicago Cubs 1-0. Sturdivant allowed six hits and struck out six for his third win against one loss, while Don Cardwell took the loss, falling to 11-11.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Tom Sturdivant
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Clemente
Don Cardwell
Sturdivant
Cardwell
Chicago
Taylor
Stradivant
Burgess
W—Sturdivant
L—Cardwell
Dodgers End Slump With 7-2 Victory Over Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers snap a 10 game skid with a 7-2 win over first place Cincinnati in the opener of a four game series. Duke Snider and Frank Howard homered and Snider added a triple. Sandy Koufax earned his 14th win, improving his scoreless run in the series. Wills and Gilliam contributed key plays as LA built early leads aided by Purkey’s rough start for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Duke Snider
Frank Howard
Howard
Snider
Dodgers
Reds
Sandy Koufax
Bob Purkey
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Los Angeles
Wally Moon
Bill Henry
Erio Chacon
Robinson
Gene Freese
Koufax
Roseboro
Purkey
Jones
Henry
D. Johnson
L—Purkey
Chacon
Night Baseballs and Scores From Four Games
MLB results recap three city matchups with St Louis and Milwaukee, plus New York and Cleveland. Key performances include Sadecki’s win for the Dodgers, O'Dell and Willey taking losses, Aaron and Demeter homers for Milwaukee and Philadelphia, and Pizarro besting Bell. Also notes trap shooter Barringer winning the Grand American Handicap in Vandalia. Public health nursing history mentioned.
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American Legion Toy Fund
Frederick Hustlers
Trameville
Tex Fund
Tri-Co
Timontum
Maryland State Quarter Horse Association, Inc
Seore
Main’s
Pearl
Bill Cramer
Encyclopedia Britannica
Toy-Fund Tilt
Senators
State
Union
Chillicothe
Williamsport
Arnold Page
Terre Haute
Ind
Dennis Morgan
el Campo
Tex
Rafael Montemayor
Monterrey
Mexico
Pirmasens
Germany
SOX
Minneapolis
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Gentile
Twins
Harl Battey
Oriole
Jack ~R
Fisher
York Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Hank Foiles
Jerry Adair
Marv Breeding
Foiles
Jack Kralick Fisher
Don Lee
Adair
Breeding
Earl Robinson
Dave Philley
Mexico City
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Busby
Artin
aHerzog If
dPhilley
Altobelli If
eSnyder
Allison
Battey
Brandt
Williams
Versailles
Kralick
Lee
Pless
Herzog
Philley
E—Tuttle
Versalles
Martin
Killiebrew
S—Brandt
Erbbso Fisher
Kralek
Raymond Berry
Osaka
Ellsworth
Haddix
Padres
Johnson
McCormick
Gibson
Hendley
Buhl
Sullivan
Heart OF MD
Maryland St. League
Tri-County League
Germantown-Watkins, Curry
George, Brandenburg
Pirates
St Louis
O'Dell
Bolin
Orsina
Sadecki
Schaffer
W— Sadecki
L—O’dell
Willey
Antonelli
Nottebart
McMahon
Torre
Buzhardt
Dalrymple
Renders
W—Buzhardt
L— Willey
Aaron
Thomas
C. Smith
Demeter
Terry
Archer
L—Archer
Bell
Funk
Romano
Pizarro
Loliar
W — Pizarro
L—Bell
Vandalia
Steve Barringer
Russell
Kan
Tor Sree
Ooting
Barringer
Beaumont
Lafayette
Kansas
Carl Friesen
United States
Phillips
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
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