Orioles Rally To Top White Sox 3 1 For Second Place
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 3 1 to move into the AL second place race. Ted Kluszewski's eighth inning homer was nullified on a no pitch call by umpire Ed Hurley, prompting Chicago protests. Pappas earned his 12th win as Wynn allowed six hits in seven innings.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
al Lopez
Ted Kluszewski
Matt Pappas
Ed Hurley
Hurley
Dlay
Earl Torgeson
Floyd Robinson
Nellie Fox
Pappas
Wynn
Luis Aparicio
Roy Sievers
Kluszewski
Big Klu
Orioles
Gene Woodling
Bill Goodman
Smith
Robinson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Torgeson
Aparicio
Kim Gentile
Gus ‘Triandos
Gene Stephens
Ronnie Hansen
Gentile
Stephens
Marv Breeding
Breeding
Singling
Brooks Robinson
Theiun
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Severs
Stohns
Harsey
Samas
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U-Stevens
Flaherty
Rien
Horley
European Games Decision Takes Moscow Choice in 1963
The European Commission of the International Amateur Athletics Federation voted 92 to back a Soviet plan to host the first European games in Moscow in 1963. Dr. Max Danz noted the JAAF congress must make a final decision at its Sept. 9-10 meeting, with expectation of further similar games to follow.
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Rome
European Commission
International Amateur Athletics Federation
Moscow
Max Danz
Commission
Empire &Ames
Red Sox Top KC In Twin Bill On Fornieles Clutch Hit
Boston pitcher batter Mike Fornieles drives in the winning run with a single in the eighth to beat Kansas City 4 1 and complete a doubleheader sweep. First game ended 2 1 with Tasby homer for Boston. second game 4 2.
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RED Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Mike Fornieles
Fornieles
Carroll Hardy
Hall
Kravitz
Feller
Nixon
W—F. Sullivan
L—Hall
Tasby
Kucks
K. Johnson
Katyna
P. Daley
Muffett
Monbouquette
Fornieres
Nexen
W—Fornieres
L—-K. Johnson
Indians Rally to Crush Senators 9 1 in Baseball Clash
Cleveland used home run power from Jim Piersall Tito Francona and Vic Power to topple Washington 9 to 1. Barry Latman and Johnny Klippstein combined on a five hit effort as the Indians snap a five game skid and trim the Senators lead in the American League. two errors by Joe Morgan helped prevent a shutout in the eighth.
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Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Jim Piersall
Tito Francona
Vic Power
Barry Latman
Johnny Klipp_stein
Indians
Joe Morgan
Latman
Klippstein
Ro- Taano
Wilson
Clevenger
Hernandez
Morgan
Woode
Shirk
Battey
W—Latman
L—Clevenger
Pierssall
Francona
Power
Middletown Wins Tri-County League Title In Tie Breaker
Middletown defeated Germantown 9-6 to claim the Tri-County League pennant after a ninth inning rally. Paul Stroup hit a three run homer and Bob Crone earned the win as Germantown tied 6-6 in the eighth before Middletown pulled away. Progress continued with Walkersville and Creagerstown also winning to influence final standings.
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Germantown
Middletown
Bob Crone
Paul Lutz
Dick Hoffman
Bill Adams
Lutz
Paul Stroup
Valley
Earl Ricketts
Montgomery County
Fraser Emerson win golf title over Laver Mark
Fraser and Emerson, 26 and 25 from Australia, defeated Rod Laver and Bob Mark 97 6 2 to win the U S National Doubles title at Longwood. They rallied after a tough first set and dominated the latter, while Wimbledon champs Mann Bueno and Darlene Hard claimed the women's title 6 1 6 1. Other scores and minor details follow.
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Brookline
Mass
Neale Fraser
Roy Emerson
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
U.S
Fraser
Emerson
Australia
Longwood Cricket Club
Roy
Mann
Bueno
Darlene Hard
Engand
Deirdre Catt
Ann Haydon
Tramsville Triumph Behind Young and Gaither
Photo credit George May Jr. Martz notes shortstop Fred Young and third base coach Gaither in a Tramsville win. Final score shows Tramsville ahead with a 3 run margin.
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George May Jr
Martz
Fred Young
Gaither
Tramsville
United States Loses Gold in Olympic Swimming Row
The International Swimming Federation rejected the American protest after John Devitt of Australia won the 100 meter event over Lance Larson of El Monte California, sparking a heated dispute. Larson claimed he won by inches and the U S protest was dismissed.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Rome
Netherlands
Great Britain
Australia
Larson
Laura
Jean Pope
Santa Ana
Calif. i
Ingrid Kra
Mer
Germany
Devitt
United States
International Federation
Dent
Larson Grinly
Bruce Hopping
New York
Swimming Federation
Bertl Salifors
Sweden
Robert Bennett
Encimo
Cal Paul Hall
San Jose
Gulanders
Royal Oak
Mic Steve Clark
Los Altos
Calif
Gilanders
Eisenhower
Brotherhood of Man
Knud Enemark Jensen
Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National and American leagues totals shown with team records and winning percentages. Yesterday results include St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 3 Chicago 1, Detroit 6 5, and others. today’s games list matchups such as St Louis at Milwaukee and Cleveland at Washington with pitchers noted.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
St. Lows
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cincmnati
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jackson
Mill
Grant
Washwaukee
Willey
Naion
Pascual
Law
Padres
Mahaffey
Atansas City
Larsen
McCormick
Boston i
Brewer
Score
Giants Walk Over Braves at Candlestick Park
San Francisco thundered Milwaukee 15 to 2 as six runs in the fourth and four in the sixth paced the Giants. A capacity crowd of 34,258 boosted Candlestick attendance to 1,665,871 for 1960, surpassing the prior record set at the Polo Grounds in 1947.
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SAN Francisco
Milwaukee
Giant
Candlestick Park
New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Candlestick Missaukee
San Fran
Buhl Brunet
Pizarro
Crandall
Lan
Sanford
Landrith
W—Sanford
L—Buhi
Kirkland
More Box Seats for Baltimore Stadium Expansion
Baltimore officials and the Orioles reach a plan to add about 3 000 chair backed seats at Memorial Stadium with rent reductions to reimburse the club. Mayor Grady cites improved parking and escalators as needed while Oriole president Lee MacPhail agrees pending Board of Estimates and Park Board approval.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Oiioles
J Harold Grady
Orioles
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
Board of Estimates
Park Board
Grady
Oracle
Two-Run Outburst Pushes Tomsville Into Playoffs
Tomsville defeated Brunswick 4 3 to earn a spot in the Maryland State League playoff finals against Thurmont or New Market. Pitcher Rick Zimmerman worked all nine innings allowing six hits with four strikeouts. Tomsville built a lead with two runs in the fifth as Billy Crone drove in the decisive run. Brunswick scored one in the sixth but could not overcome Zimmerman.
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Phow
Castleman
Thurmont
New Market
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Ken Eaves
Jim Siup
Eaves
Springers
Brnce Gilbert
Ed Zimmerman
Wayne Duncan
Larry Duncan
Middletown
Springs
Stup
Whitmore
Smith
Blauer
Brunswick
Ricky Zimmerman
Tomsville
Zimmerman
Billy Merriman
John Harper
Bob Weddie
Tom Coleman
Harper
Coleman
Bill Crone
Crone
Ren Tyeryar
Merriman
Nook Deener
Tyeryar
Skeeter Webber
Deener
Webber
Yamsville
Weddie
Tjamsville
Frank Martz
John Carpenter
Antzie Lovelace
Gerry Cooper
Crane
Martz
Carpenter
Wamsville
Thompsone
Wettele
Sauver
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Tyervar Rf
Haller
Lovelace
Cooper
Merriman Joog Gordon
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Thompson
Young
Tyergar
Iamsville
Brunswick J
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Hamsville
Brunswck
Hauver
Parper
Thurmont Forces Decisive Game In Final Contest
Thurmont ousted New Market 23 to 9 to level the best-of-three series at 1 1. Walt Biser pitched nine innings of nine hit ball and No home runs were hit as Thurmont plated 23 runs. Leon Anders and Mike Unger had four hits apiece while Bob Stockman homered for New Market. The deciding game is set for Sunday at Thurmont.
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Buckeystown
Creagerstown
Doubs
Bolivar
Carroll Fraley
Thurmont
New Market
Gamsville
Lenin
Sonny Blank
Pud Zimmerman
Bucky Miller
Walt
Chub) Biser
Bob Stockman
New Marker
Leon Anders
Mike Unger
Ducky Favorne
Biser
Little
Blank
Zimmerman
Miller
Stockman
McDonough
Nineteen Trotters Named for Hambletonian Race
Du Quoen New Jersey AP reports a field of nineteen trotters will contest the Hambletonian with a purse of 144 590 dollars. The winner's share of 85 019 dollars sets a new Hambletonian record while the overall gross tops the previous mark of 142 786 dollars set in the Messenger Purse in New York. The 1925 race saw 125 283 dollars total with 73 666 to the winner in a field of 15.
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Crone and Lutz
Menard
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B. Ricketts
Don Loun
Frank Plunkard
Bob Cline
Buckeystoun
Fraley
Shuff
Plunkard
Loun
Lenhari
Untaie Lovelace
Stjarmsville
Frank
U. S
Braves
W. College Terrace
Merman
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Hambletonian
Orn
G. & C. McDermitt
York Springs
ABC
Atlantic
Atlantic Research
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating
Hachi
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