Germantown Edges Mt Airy for State League Lead
Germantown captured first place in the Maryland State League by edging Mt Airy 2 1 in the ninth inning. Dick Burdette delivered the decisive single with one out as Germantown moved to 11 2 while Mt Airy stood at 10 2. Burdette and Beall shared the mound win while Mt Airy batters scattered four hits.
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Germantown
Germanown
Mt. Airy
Dick Burdette
Mt Airy
Burdette
Don Burdette
Earl Ricketts
Ken Eaves
Bobby Ricketts
Spike Jones
Eaves
Burdete
Bob Bellison
Sta
Dennis Floyd
Jack Beall
Floyd
Beall
Danny Burdette
Gertown
Jones
B. Franklin
Ricketts
DOUBS
Bud Gilroy
Bolivar
Gilroy
C. Beachley
Jax Whitehead
Junior Derr
C. E. Keller
Routzahn
Derr
Beachle
Carey
Cubs hammer Braves as Banks Santo and Williams power 10-2 win
Chicago Cubs defeat Milwaukee 10-2 behind Ernie Banks and Ron Santo each with two homers and four RBIs, Billy Williams adding his 25th and Bill Faul pitching well. The loss drops Milwaukee into sixth straight defeat while Chicago stays within reach of the NL lead.
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Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Los Angeles
Billy Williams
Chicago
Bill Faul
Faul
Frank Bolling
Bolling
Williams
Cubs
Santo
Banks
Rodnovsky
Fischer
Niekro
Sadowski
Osinski
Carrot
Oliver
L— Fischer
Chicago Takes Doubleheader From Red Sox
Chicago White Sox sweep Boston in a doubleheader 3-2 and 3-2 with Danny Cater delivering the decisive seventh inning single in the nightcap. Ron Hansen set a major league record with 28 chances at short in the two games. Gary Peters earned the second win with bullpen help from Bob Locker.
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Chicago
Danny Cater
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Ron Hansen
Hansen
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Gary Peters
Bob Locker
Peters
Tony Horton
Rico Petracelli
Szymanski Hurt in exhibition win over Steelers
Baltimore Colts center Dick Szymanski suffered a hairline fracture of the left forearm in the Saturday night 3010 exhibition victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Atlanta. A Colts spokesman said the duration of his absence is undetermined as Szymanski, starting his 10th NFL season, will miss action.
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Baltimore
Dick Szymanski
Baltimore Cons
Pittsburgh Steelers
Atlanta
Colt
Szymanski
Nats Rally Past Orioles in 12th for Sixth Straight Win
Washington beats Baltimore 5-4 in 12 innings as Brooks Robinson errors on Ken Hamlin's grounder allow the winning run. Dick Nen drives in two Washington runs with a first inning single and a fourth inning homer. Don Larsen relieves Pappas, Woodie Held triples to tie in the sixth. Blefary and Lau drive in Orioles’ runs.
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Don Buford
Cater
Chicago
Buford
Bart Wilson
Tom McCraw
Hansen
Gene Freese
al Weis
Ken Berry
Martin
Washington
Brooks Robinson
Ken Hamlin
Baltimore
Senators
Orioles
Fd Brinkman
Robinson
Hamlin
Don Larsen
Milt Pappas
Jim King
Woodie
Larsen
Dick Nen
Paul Blair
Curt Blefary
Charley Lau
Blefary
Siebern
Norm Siebern
Baltimore Orioles
Ed Brinkman
Washington Senators
Lou Aparicia
Washington c
Hamtin
S Miller
Muln
Aparicia
Powell If
Gult King Ff
Rob’son
Brumiey
Adair
Br’kman
Howard Ph Larsen
Snyder
Nen
Brinkman
Balthmore
Powell
Blair
Bitefary
Held
S—Aparicio
Pappas Snyder
Kline
Pappas
Miller
Geiberger Wins American Golf Classic With 280
Al Geiberger captured his first major title at Akron with a four stroke victory in the $100,000 American Golf Classic. He posted a 72 hole total of 280 par and earned $20,000, leading Palmer by five at round end as Cupit and Boros trailed in a multi-player podium finish.
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Akron
Ohio
al Geiberger
Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Palmer Nichols
Nichols
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Tony Lema
Jackie Cupit
Bob Charles
Jack Rule Jr
Unitas Sore Elbow Not Slowing Colts Victory
ATLANTA AP John Unitas showed no elbow weakness as the Baltimore Colts beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 36 to 10 in an exhibition game. Unitas sat after halftime as Gary Cuozzo directed the offense, with Cuozzo also guiding the previous week’s 23 to 3 win over Detroit. Colts’ rookies Curtis and Felts starred on the ground while Colt defenders intercepted five Steelers passes.
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Atlanta
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gary Cuozzo
Colts
Cuozzo
Tim Murphy
Detroit Lions
Unitas
Steelers
John Mackey
Jimmy Orr
Lou Michaels
Bobby Boyd
Orr
Wendell Harris
Michaels
Baltimore
Mike Curtis
Bob Felts
Colt
Jim Welch
Ed Brown
Alvin Haymond
Pittsburgh
Cannonball Butler
Butler
Curtis
Felts
Lenny Moore
Tony Larrick
Walkersville Suspended From Tri County League
Walkersville has been suspended from Tri County League play after failing to field a team for Sunday's playoff game with Harmony. League president Frank Sheaffer said the suspension stands while the playoffs continue with Bolivar at Middletown and Doubs at Harmony this Sunday. He also noted a potential special meeting to decide a representative if the Maryland State League requests the pennant series.
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Walkersville
Frank Sheffer
Harmony
Sheffer
Tri-Co
Bolivar
Middletown
Doubs
Maryland
Middletown Soccer Practice At High School Field
Middletown soccer team holds practice on Tuesday at 7 pm at Middletown High School. A meeting at the Middletown American veterans club will follow the workout.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Middletown Amvets Club
Rookie Steve Hargan Thwarts Twins In 3 1 Cleveland Win
Rookie Steve Hargan limited Minnesota’s offense through six innings and led Cleveland to a 3 1 victory. The Indians scored two runs in the sixth and added an insurance tally in the eighth to beat the Twins, who left 10 runners in scoring position. Hargan improved to 22, outdueling rookie Jim Merritt in a pitching duel.
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Minneapolis-St, Paul
Steve Hargan
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Twins
Cleveland
Hargan
Jim Merritt
Indians
Zoilo Versalles
Sandy Valdespino
Versalles
Earl Battey
Birdie Tebbetts
Horgan
Sam McDowell
Merritt
Pedro Gonzalez
Chuck Hinton
Rocky Colavio
Rich Rollins
Gonzalez
Fred Whitfield
Hinton
Whitfield
McDowell
Roof
Boswell
Klippstein
Battey
W— Hargan
L—Merritt
Phillies Rout Dodgers 13-3 in Four Homers and Five Dodgers Pitchers
The Philadelphia Phillies crushed Los Angeles 13-3 as Rich Allen and three other Phillies hit homers and Allen, Dick Stuart and Tony Taylor tripled. Ray Culp pitched to his ninth win while Claude Osteen took the loss. Maury Wills stole his 83rd base as attendance surpassed one million for the season.
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Philadelfina
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Rich Allen
Dodgers
Phillies
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Allen
Alex Johnson
Pat Corrales
Bobby Wine
Dick Stuart
Tony Taylor
Dodger
Johnson
Cookie Rojas
Taylor
Ray Culp
Willie Davis
Claude Osteen
Maury Wills
Rojas
Stuart
Corrales
Osteen
Wine
Phila
Willhite
Reed
Yankees Edge Athletics 4-3 in tense late night win
New York overcame a scoreless start with a four run fourth inning led by Elston Howard and Jake Gibbs as they beatKansas City 4 to 3. Downing pitched well for the Yankees, Krausse struggled early, and Howard and Gibbs hit key home runs to seal the victory. Regatta: Henry Lane wins weekend Invitational Junior Penguin Regatta at Tred Avon Yacht Club in Oxford Maryland. Lane posts two wins and a fifth in five races amid stormy conditions guiding the host club to a strong showing.
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Kansas City
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Elston Howard
Jake Gibbs
Yankees
Roger Repez
Clete Boyer
Howard
Gibbs
Wes Stock
A’s
al Downing
Yankee
Lew Krausse
Repez
Lopez
Boyer
New York
Downing
Krausse
Aker
Stock
Messi
Dickson
Lachemann
Bryan
W-Downing
Oxford, Md
Henry Lane
Tred Avon Yacht Club
Lane
Oxford Penguin Fleet
Mays Hits 17th Homer Of Month In Giants Win
Willie Mays belts a three run homer, his 41st of the season and 17th this month, to spark the San Francisco Giants past the New York Mets 8-3. Bolin wins to move within 1 1/2 games of the NL-leading Dodgers as Mays lifts his career total to 494.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Mays
Jack Fisher
Ralph Kiner Iit
Pittsburgh
Rudy York
Detroit
Lou Gehrig
Bob Bolin
Masanori Murakami
San Fran
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Julius Boros
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Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
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