Frederick YMCA blanks Mach's for 2-0 softball win
Jim Blank pitched a one‑hit shutout as Frederick YMCA beat Mach's of Baltimore 2-0 at Druid Hill Park to go 3-0 in the state tournament. Butch Kimmel drove in both runs with a solo homer in the fifth and a second RBI single. Frederick faces the winner of Johnny's Mach Tuesday at 7 p.m. for a shot at the state title and regionals in Wilmington.
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Baltimore
Jim Blank
Mach's
Frederick Ymca
Druid Hill Park
Blank
Carling’s
Westinghouse
Butch Kimmel
YMCA
Kimmel
Frederick
Jim Lamb
Cokie Blackston
Germantown romps Mt Airy in playoff opener
Germantown defeated Mt Airy 15 to 2 to advance to the Maryland State League finals and set a rematch with Walkersville in a best-of-three series beginning next Sunday. Seaton pitched six innings for Germantown, allowing one earned run as Floyd drove in six runs with two singles and a double.
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Denny Floyd
Mike Seaton
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
New Market
Floyd
Bob Till
Earl Ricketts
Till
Ricketts
Bob Ricketts
Til
Seaton
Donnie Hobbs
Ken Eaves
Eaves
Spike Jones
Faves
Jones
Franklin Seaton
B. Ricketts
Lucketts
Todd Steel
Heart of Maryland
Bobby Flynn
Don Williams
Berkeley Frye
Carl Harper
Larry Williams
Harper
Dick Williams
Dale French
Kenny Ayres
Dave Hickman
Jim Bachfell
Keith Duncan
Larry Duncan
Jack Kinna
Bachtell
MT. Lena
Nutter
St. Clair
Benny Hulver
Charles Warfield
Mt Airy
Butch Poff
Poff
Todd Steel - Lucketts
Lena
Hulver
Powell and Shriver
Rowland
Golfer Boycott Clouds Carling World Championship
Top money winners including Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player skipped the Carling World Golf Championship in Southport England. Promoters cited commitments and tax withholdings as reasons while 163 players compete and Billy Casper leads the American challenge. Defending champ Tony Lema is noted for a recent plane crash while many stars may skip the event. New Orleans clinched its Babe Ruth World Series title with a 15 12 win in 10 innings over Portland.
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Southport
England
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Britain
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Doug Sanders
Phil Rodgers
Casper
Sanders
Rogers
Peter Thomson
Australia
Tony Lema
Lema
Pleasant Valley
Mass
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Nichols
Julius Boros
Don January
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Ken Venturi
Carling
Royal Birkdale
Europe
Asia
Africa
New Orleans
Douglas, Ariz
Portland
Ore
Rocket Rodney Leads 12 in Hambletonian Field at Du Quoin
A 12-horse Hambletonian field for 3 year old trotters was drawn at Du Quoin. Rocket Rodney drew post No 1 with Eddie Wheeler driving for Almanhurst Farm Lexington. Notable contenders include Carlisle Kerry Way Polaris Governor Armbro and Shatter Way with sizable purses and betting odds listed. The race boasts a $122540 purse and an expected 40000 spectators with no parimutuel betting.
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Kerry Way
Frank Ervin
Polaris
George Shorty
Governor Armbro
Joe O’ Brien
du Quoin State Fair Grounds
Carlisle
Lloyd Lloyds
Great Neck
N.Y
Delvin Miller
Meadowland
Max Hempt
Mechanicsburg
Haughton
Ambro Gazelle
Starlight Way
Governor Ambro
Our Rainbow
Careless Vlado
Armbro Gazelle
Rocket Rodney
Shatter Way
Broker’s Choice
AH American
Orioles top one million in home attendance for season
Baltimore Orioles drew 12,220 fans for the Sunday game against last place Boston Red Sox, pushing total home attendance to 1,008,155 for 54 dates. The AL leading club seeks an 1,187,849 record set in 1960, with 17 dates remaining, and an average of 22,879 over the last 27 games versus 14,459 earlier.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Bullets Announce Working Agreement with Lansing North NAia
Baltimore Bullets align with Lansing, Michigan in the North American Basketball League while maintaining ties to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in the Eastern League. The joint setup confirms an expansion of regional affiliations for the franchise.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Lansing
Mich
Bullets
Harrisburg
Baseball scores from Pacific Coast League and others
Tacoma 3 Hawaii 7 and Portland 5 Vancouver 4 in 1st game of doubleheader 10 innings. Richmond 4 Columbus 2. Toronto 4 Buffalo 2. Rochester 6 Syracuse 2.
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Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
Vancouver
Richmond
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Major League Baseball Results Reported by AP
American League games included Minnesota 1 over Chicago 0 and Washington 3 over Cleveland 1. Baltimore defeated St Louis 7 to 3, New York 11 over Detroit 1, Kansas City 5 over California 1. National League saw St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 14 over Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 3 over New York. Exhibition Pro Football: Oakland 52 over Denver 21.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boster
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
California
Kansas City
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Oakland
Denver
Boston Downs Orioles 3-2 on Foy seventh inning hit
Joe Foy drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning single to beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2. George Smith started the Boston rally with a double and scored on BranDon's bunt, while Tartabull drew a walk and stole second to spark the early Boston offense led by Yastrzemski's run scoring in the first and another RBI in the fifth.
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Son Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Gordon Smith
Bachtell
Larry Duncan
Bob Smith
Leo Duncan
Larry
Keith Duncan
New Market
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Ike Rhoderick
Geisbert
Jim Chase
Day
Rhoderick
Jack Kinna
Jim Stoner
Tommy Thomas
Baltimore
Joe Foy
Boston
Baltimore Orioles
George Smith
Darrell Brandon
Foy
Red Sox
Jose Tartabull
Oriole
Vic Rosnovsky
Carl Yastrezemski
Tony Conigliaro
Tartabull
Yastrzemski
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Woody Held
Palmer
Brook Robinson
Abrh
Jones
Retnvsky
Tillman
Heid
Brandon
Wyatt
Fisner
Bjohnson
Seston
Baitimore
G.smith
Oo Palmer
Fisher
Rotnovsky
Don Schollander Sets New Swimming Mark
Don Schollander of Santa Clara Calif equaled the world 10 yard free style record with 53.6 seconds at the British Columbia Centennial swim meet in Vancouver He also matched Zac Zorns 110 yard freestyle mark in a time trial after setting a 1 57 world best in the 220 free during the meet
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Vancouver
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
Zac Zorns
Los Angeles
British Columbia
Schollander
Zorns
Witt Signs with High Point College Star Guard From Baltimore
Danny Witt, a 6-foot guard from Mount St. Joseph's High School in Baltimore, signed with High Point College. He averaged 26.4 points per game as a senior and broke his school's career scoring record with more than 1600 points in four years.
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Danny Witt
High Point
N.C
High Point College
Mount St. Joseph’s High School
Baltimore
Emers on and Stolle Defeat Ashe Riessen In Semi
Defending champions Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle of Australia beat America’s Arthur Ashe and Marty Riessen in the semifinals of the 86th U S National Doubles at Longwood. Darkness halted the other semifinal between Roche Newcombe and Ralston Graebner after two sets apiece.
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Brookline
Mass
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Australa
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Marty Riessen
Longwood
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
America
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Meria Bueno
Nancy Richey
Billie Jean Moffitt King
Rosemary Casals
Telay
Emerson
Stolle
Ashe
Logangeles
Riessen
Northwestern University
Evanston
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