Griffin leads relay team to Canadian meet in Toronto
Jack Griffin and relay teammates Debbie Thompson Tammy Davis Phyllis Swann and Kay Johnson depart for Toronto to compete in the Canadian National Exposition track meet on the event’s final day. Debbie battles Jenny Wingerson in sprints while Wigerson edges Tammy in hurdles, as Debbie battles a right ankle injury from Olympic trials.
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Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Phyllis Swann
Kay Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Debbie
Jenny Wingerson
Miss Wigerson
Tammy
Frederick
Griffin
Tokyo
Mt. Airy
Harmony
Maryland
Tri-Co
Dick Baker
Spike Jones
Baker
Jones
Mt. Aury
Mike Rimmey
Dick Sneadner
Jack Forsythe
Bill Bidle
Arthur Bidle
Bill Franklin
East Frederick Advances In AA Softball Playoffs
Two hit pitching by Butch Kimmel and run producing doubles by Henry Lake and Abe Gladhill lifted East Frederick over Club Richie 2-0 to reach the state class AA softball quarter finals. Lake drove in Jim Brown in the first inning and Kimmel struck out nine for the win as East Frederick moved into the losers bracket.
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Baltimore
Butch Kimmel
Henry Lake
Abe Gladhill
East Frederick
Club Richie
Falcons
Ranger A. C
Johnnys
Druid Hill Park
Lake
Jim Brown
Kimmel
Earl Lenhart
Richie
Gladhill
E. Frederick
Lake Loucks
Speda
Mets Rally Past Cubs In 12-10 Slugfest Win
Joe Christopher delivered his fourth hit driving in the go ahead run as the Mets outslugged Chicago 12 to 10 in a wild game that featured 33 hits and five homers. New York led 5-0, fell behind 10-8, then regained the lead with a big eighth inning capped by Christopher's single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Christopher
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Jed
Christopher
Bobby Klaus
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Hunt
New York
Fisher
Wakefield
Kroll
Bearworth
Jackson
Hunter
Cannizzaro
Buhl
L-Burdette
Elston
Flavin
Slaughter
Rovnovsky
W-Jackson
L-Elston
Altman
Kranepool
Banks
Gabrielson
Orioles Rally To Split Twin Bill In Chicago
Baltimore clouted three homers including Norm Siebern two run shot to beat Chicago 8-3 in Game 2 and snap a four game skid. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens added long balls as Steve Barber earned win number nine. The White Sox won Game 1 2-1 on Floyd Robinsons ninth inning two run single after an error by Siebern opened the rally.
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Baltimore
Norm Siebern
Chicago
Orioles
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Siebern
New York Yankees
Boston
John Buzhardt
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Steve Barber
New York
Stu Miller
Miller
Sox
Joeff Long
Wally Bunker
Gary Peters
Earl Robinson
Bunker
Jerry Adair
Gene Stephens
Landis
Dick Brown
Don Buford
al Weis
Harvey Haddix
Dick Hall
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
Peters
Stephens
Mantilla Delivers Three-Run Homer As Red Sox Lift Win
Felix Mantilla homered in the seventh to cap a 5-3 Boston victory over the Yankees. Mantilla’s 21st homer came after walks to Ed Bressoud and Al Smith, giving Bill Monbouquette the win while Dick Radatz finished the last three innings. Stuart added a solo shot and Pepitone hit one for New York.
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NEW York
Felix Mantilla
al Downing
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Mantilla
Ed Bressoud
al Smith
Red Sox
Yankees
Dick Radatz
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Stuart
Boston
Monbouquette
Radatz
Tillman
Downing
Sheldon
Howard
W—Monbouquette
Pirates Rally in Ninth to Nip Phillies 4-2
Smoky Burgess hit a three run homer in the ninth as Pittsburgh erased a 2-0 deficit and defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2. Bill Virdon started the rally with a single and Willie Stargell added a hit before Burgess capped the comeback.
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Pittsburgh
Smoky Burgess
Philadelphia
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Bunning
Bill Virdon
Jerry Lynch
Ed Roebuck
Willie Stargell
Roebuck
Virdon
Burgess
Manny Mota
Stargell
Triandos
Gibbon
Silk
Face
Late Baseball Scores From Two Leagues
San Francisco beat Milwaukee 7 to 2 with Mayo and Torre hitting homers for SF and Torre for Milwaukee. O'Dell earned the win as Blasingame took the loss. In another game Detroit defeated Los Angeles 12 to 3 as Cash and Fregosi homered, Aguirre the winning pitcher and Newman the loser.
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San Fran
Milwaukee
Perry
O'Dell
Crandall
Blasingame
Bailey
W —O'Dell
L — Blasingame
San Francisco
Mayo
Torre
Detroit
Los Angeles
Aguirre
Navarro
Freehan
Newman
Gatewood
McBride
Latman
Rodgers
Satriano
W— Aguirre
L—Newman
Cash
Fregosi
Sundays Baseball Playoffs Tri-County League Matches
The schedule lists playoff games in the Tri-County League with Bolivar at Middletown-Miller, Germantown at Mt. Airy- Bock and Lipps, Frederick at Brunswick- Lake and Watkins, Mt. Airy at Todd Steel- Thompson, Maught, Pleasant Walk at Lucketts- Sullivan and Weddle.
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Bolivar
Middletown
Miller, Cline
Maryland ST. League
Germantown
Heart OF SD
Archer Still Leads Soggy World Golf Championship
Rookie George Archer held a one stroke halfway lead at the Cur ling World Golf Championship in Birmingham as rain and lightning paused play. Dick Sikes and Jack Burke Jr. fell back after the storm while Ben Hogan posted even par 70. Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols trailed by one stroke.
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Birmingham. Mich
George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Oakland Hills
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Jack Burke Jr
Houston
Sikes
Semidarkness
Burke
Ben Hogan
Archer
Bobby Nichols
Peter Butler
Arnold Palmer
Redskins Acquire Preston Carpenter From Steelers
Washington obtains end Preston Carpenter from Pittsburgh for a 1914 draft pick. The nine year NFL veteran from the University of Arkansas will back Pat Richter at tight end. To make room, Washington waives end Jim Collier.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Preston Carpenter
Pittsburgh Steelers
Carpenter
University of Arkansas
Pat Richter
Redskins
Jim Collier
Giants Eagles clash looms for first NFL victory
About 50 000 are expected at Princeton Palmer Stadium this afternoon as the New York Giants meet the rebuilt Philadelphia Eagles in a National Football League exhibition. The game follows a week of other NFL and AFL contests with notable moves including Eagles debut of Norman Snead and new coach Joe Kuharich, while Giants feature Y A Tittle more than prior exhibitions.
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New York
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
New Orleans
Minnesota
Vikings
NFL
Rams
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Steelers
San Francisco
49Ers
Omaha
Neb
Green Bay
Cowboys
Dallas
AFL
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Atlanta
Oakland Raiders
Houston Oilers
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago Bears
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Kansas City
Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Eagles
Norman Snead
Earl Gros
Jim Ringo
Red Mack
Joe Kuharich
Jerry Wolman
Baseball and horse racing results and schedules
Scores from multiple baseball games across cities and upcoming matchups list teams and pitchers. Preakness note cites Belmar and Native Dancer as gray horses with Pimlico wins. Also lists additional Chicago Baltimore Boston New York results and several Monday and Sunday schedules.
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Pimlico
Belmar
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Washington
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleeland
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Vhisox
Bucky
Martinsburg
Roy Comer
Martinsburg Journal
Bob Scrivener
Scrivener
Comer
MHS
Fort Hill
LaSalle
Cumberland
Leo Burke
Hagerstown
Forbes Field
Jim Ward
Airy
Gettysburg
Terry Trnava
Hancock High School
Ily
News-Post
Sereeeres
Winore
CUBS
Penn State
Ron Coates
Abrh Bi
Abrho Landis
Weis
Buford
Adair
Robinson
Hall
Buzhardt
Talbot
Baumann
McNertney
Carreon
Barber
Muller
Lau
W—Barber
L Buzhardt
B. Robinson
Bowens
Pirates
PHILS
Olson
Bobo Olson
Wayne Thornton
Tim McCraw
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
New Redskin
Cincinnati
Mahaffey
Friend
Herbel
Sadowski
Cisco
Ellsworth
Larsen
Tsitouris
Reed
Gibson
W. L. Pet. G.B
W. L Pet. G.B. Philadelphia
Dlp
Detroit Asnes
Wes
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