Left on bases. Wamsville 7 Frederick 4
Crone and Jones powered two base hits while Weddle hit a three bagger and Jones homered. Smith earned the win over Geiser in a seven inning effort, with Geiser pitching the final two. Umpires Hale and Shock. time two hours. scorer Charles E. Mostan Jr.
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Wamsville
Frederick
Croney Jones
Weddle
Jones
D. Staley
Young
Geisler
Smith
Moy- Nan
Hammond
Geiser
Hale
Shock
Charles E. Mostan, Jr
Walkersville AB. R.H
A. E . Wisner
Lenhart
Ve . Houck
R. Trout
Gilbert B .Murphy
Duncan
H. Trout
E 'Wachter
Creagerstown
Abroa E
Eraley
Long
Kolb
Eaves
Lare
Blower
Crum
Rickard
Walkersville
Wisner
Houck
Fraley
Gilbert
Pucker Trout
Wachter
George
Clem Time
Jim Moser
Final Series Set As Maryland State League Opens
The 7th County League finals start in Middletown next Sunday with Creagerstown opening at home. Beallsville, Brunswick, and Ijamsville all posted wins as Frederick, Thurmont, and Union Bridge clashed in the circuit’s latest round. Middletown ran roughshod over Lovettsville, and Beallsville-Brunswick edged in a late thriller.
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Maryland
Creagerstown
Middletown
Bealrsville
Walkersville
Brunswick
Tamsville
Frederick
Tams- Tim Shank
Wasvilleville
Lovettsville
Virginia
McCurdy
Strobel
Sheffler
Dawson
Lutz
Luhn
Poole
Howard Smith
Ijamsville
Chiz Staley
Bill Crone
Tyergar
Whitey Jones
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Heallsville
Haines
Adams
Green
Spaths
Shank
Newshank
Eaford
Strebel
Emn Pitshure
Unack
Remsberg
Paul Eaves
H.O.A.E. Spencer
Fritz
Shaffer
Lare
Harry Trout
Eaves
Smith
Blower
Ham
St i
Geiser
Dorcus
Gle
Hammond
Childs
Sunere
Gran
Jameick
Honey Tucker
Jones Mit Reaver
Jones
Mike
Bunch Gilbert
Doretts
Benny Shellhorse
Yugemont
AB. R.H.O.A. E
Roger
Richard
Spalding
Beallsville AB
R.H.O.A.E
Anders
Arsdaletoee Fee
Rutter
Brown
Remiere
Denerl
R. Roberson
L. Unger
Crone
Burdette
Branden Bee
Luba
Unger
G Shaler
Ose Poole
Oif. Roger
W. Roberson
Olspriner
D. Roberson
Olsnarter
Lewis
Huffer
OjBridge
Veltayile
Webber
Ada Donovan
C S
Dunpins
Shriner
Sac- Fey
Yoann Bo
Harper
Spencer
Dou
D. Dawson
Knott
Gieorge
H. Unger
Geese
UR Orke
Beallsville
D. Dawsnn
Roberson
Derrick
D. Daw~son
Garber
Grove
H. Foreback
Frederick AB
Weddle
Clapley
Tyeryar
Beiser
xShook
Tramsville AB
R.H. C. A. E. Shellhorse
C. Staley
Ramsburg
Movlan
Holland
D. Staley
Smith P
xStruck
Tramsville
Tjamsville
Lovettsvile
J. Remsburg
Ras
Stroup
Harry Decker
Potomac Zeigler
J. Rems- Edison System
Fridayburg
C. Shafer
Strow
West Penn Electric
Hagerstown
Shafer
Decker
Danner
George
Love
Ney
Glutner
Zeigler
Winchester
Dixon
Glatner
Tival
Monongahela Power Company
West Virginia
West Penn Power Company
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edison System
R. Paul Smith
Chuck Adams
Gapland Brunswick
Gapland
Scheer
Billy Merriman
Runswick
Meriman
Railroaders
Glutner Dominates as Pitchers Complete Mixed Innings
Glutner allowed six runs in two and two thirds innings, Danner five in one and two thirds, George three in one inning, Love five in three and two thirds, and Shafer three in one inning. Umpires Pfeiffer and Welch presided. time 2:50. Scorer Bob Bowlus.
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Glutner
Danner
George
Love
Shafer
Pfeiffer
Welch
Bob Bowlus
Effortless Victories For Trabert Rosewall At Forest Hills
Tony Trabert and Ken Rosewall dominated early rounds of the National Tennis Championship at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Trabert defeated Dr. Hubert Eaton 6-0 6-0 6-1 after a Nassau Cup win, while Rosewall beat Edgar P. Lee 6-1 6-1 0.
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Forest Hills
Aus
Tony Trabert
Ken Rosewall
West Side Tennis Club
Trabert
Hubert Eaton
Wilmington
Rosewall
Australia
Edgar P. Lee
Washington, D. C
Tony
Dr. Eaton
Bulaga Clalowig
Dlivinel
Bob Bedard
Canada
Ed Kilgus
Brockway
Jack Frost
Monterey
Calif
al Bunis
Cincinnati
Maryland's Tatum starts hard workouts for national champs
College Park Md Aug 29 Coach Jim Tatum begins polishing the defending national champions Maryland squad with 68 players in two a day sessions from next week until Sept 11. Workouts taper to once daily the week of Sept 13 for the Sept 18 opener at Kentucky. The Terps face tough openers with Kentucky and UCLA on a 10 game schedule at home only once in Sept and Oct. Returning stars gone, but senior talent ready includes Bill Biel ski at fullback and Joe Palahunik Jack Bowersox guard, John Irvine center. Maryland aims to recapture glory after a 1953 season marked by a 10-0 regular record and Orange Bowl loss to Oklahoma.
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College Park
Jim ‘Tatum
Maryland
Tatum
Kentucky
UCLA
Bernie Faloney
Chester Hanulak
Ralph Felton
Dick Nolan
Big Dick Bielski
Felton
Bielski
Terps
Charlie Bovxold
Faloney
Bernie
Boxold
Ronmie Waller
Joe Blair
Joe Palahunik
Jack Bowersox
Iatrill Geeee
Sac Eaeet
Terps Face Bowl Bid Again From ACC Orange Bowl
Maryland has earned bowl eligibility for another season and could represent the Atlantic Coast Conference in the Orange Bowl if selected, wrapping up a campaign that includes multiple bowl appearances.
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Maryland
Terps
Palmer Hopes To Make Cup Team
Arnold Palmer, the new United States Amateur champion, aims to join the Walker Cup team for a 1960 match at St Andrews. The 24 year old Cleveland salesman says he must first be chosen and plans to remain an amateur if selected. Palmer defeated Robert Sweeny 1 up to win the National Amateur Championship at the Country Club of Detroit.
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Detroit
United States
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews
Cleveland
Palmer
Uncle Sam
St. Andres
Scotland
Robert Sweeny
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with 93 wins, New York 89, and Chicago 85, with Detroit at 57 and Baltimore at 42. Yesterday Cleveland split with Boston, New York beat Chicago, and Detroit shut out Philadelphia while Baltimore edged Washington. National League lists New York atop at 80 wins, Brooklyn 79, Milwaukee 72, and St Louis 60, with Philadelphia and Chicago midpack. several games resulted in splits and night contests. Cairo, Egypt, is noted as Africa’s largest city by population.
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Nho Pet
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Turley
Stone
Sboston
Narle
Nixon
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Pflueger
Shakespeare
Ocean City
Weber
Bronson
Langley
Heddon
South Bend
Airex — Johnson
Montague — Mitchell
Actionglas
True Temper
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. Patrick St
Rall Qground
Steel
ST. Cloud
Minn
Highway Department
The
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Africa
Foples Service
Patrick
Ritchie Finance Corp
Daddy
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Duquesme Brewing Company
Williams Grove Park
S.w
Gettysburg
Drisco
Billy Barton
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