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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1961

Page

6

Orioles Break Detroit's Jinx

Jim Gentile homered for the Orioles as Baltimore beat Detroit 6 3. Chuck Estrada earned the win with Billy Hoeft backing him in relief. Kaline also homered for the Tigers, while Regan started for Detroit and took the loss.

Orioles Detroit

Yankees Use Home Run Balls to Clobber Nationals 13-4

New York powered to a 13-4 victory over Washington as Mantle and Maris each homered twice. Skowron also left the yard, while Bud Daley earned the win after relieving Burnside in the early innings.

Yankees Washington NATS New York Ee Mafis Pete Burnside Bud Daley Tony Kubeck Johnny Knopstein Mamie Ton Daley Yankee Stadium Kansas City Wash Burnside Green Arroyo Howard L — Burnside Nas Howardita Maris Mantle Skowron

Temple To Make All-Star History In San Francisco

Johnny Temple will start at second base for the American League in the All-Star Game in San Francisco on July 4, becoming the first player to start for both leagues in the midsummer classic. The rookie AL lineup also includes Maris, Mantle, Kubek, and more, as rosters are announced ahead of the Boston game selections.

New York Johnny Temple Cleveland Indians San Francisco Temple Cincinnati Reds Ford Frick Roger Maris Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Willie Mays Eddie Mathews Milwaukee Yankees Tony Kuck Boston Paul Richards Baltimore Danny Murtaugh Pittsburgh National Richards Maris Mantle Kubek John Romano Cleveland Norm Cash Detroit Brooks Robinson Rocky Colavito Mays Mathews Smoky Burgess Bill White St. Louis Frank Bolling Maury Wills

Pirates Take Doubleheader From Giants in Rain

Pittsburgh swept San Francisco 7-6 in the opener as a four run eighth inning rally turned the tide. In the nightcap Shantz pitched effectively through rain shortened play 9-0 with Hoak driving in three runs and Don Hoak homering.

Pittsburgh Bobby Shaniz San Francisco Fittsburgh Giants Shantz Joey Amelfitano Bob Clemente Don Hoak Thhree Orlando Cepeda Vernon Law San Fran Innnings Rain Marichal Miller Landrith Burgess Marichal Hoak

Atlantic City Bout Sees Johnson Retain Light Heavy Title

Harold Johnson 181 from Philadelphia out pointed Eddie Machen 193 of Portland in a non title ten round bout. Cited Tokyo result Veeranid Chareen muang 126 of Thailand stopped Kazuyoshi Amada 126 of Japan in seven. Also notes Orlande Cepeda of San Francisco and Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh in baseball context.

Associated Press Atlantic City Harold Johnson Philadelphia Eddie Machen Portland Ore Tokyo Veeranid Chareenmuang Thailand Kazuyoshi Amada Japan

Yellow Springs Nips Germantown In 11 Innings

Jim Linton drove in the winning run with a single in the bottom of the 11th as Yellow Springs edged Germantown 12 to 11 in a marathon. Linton earned the win in relief of Harold Harsett, striking out three over four innings. Germantown had tied it in the tenth before the decisive hit.

Yellow Springs Jim Linton Germantown Linton Springers Montgomery County Middletown Ken Linton Harold Har Sett Dennis Floyd Ray Stone Elmer Cook Tom Staley Jim Stup Floyd and Ricketts Hargett Brunner Richard Wdless Ridenour Witt Smith P Anhalt Martz Unger Spald Crone Tyryr Costas Boyer Hartman Toms Stedge Sharp Smith Chase Jen Ferrell Stirling Weddle Adlamsville Therment Jefferson W. Anhalt Point of Rocks Whipp W. Ahalt CD. Spalding E. Green White House Tyar Remsberg Shores Unger Spalding Li Neel Abalt Leen Carpenter Bob Shaffer U Chase Shaffer Fergerson Green O Lamar Lovettsville Abril Bolivar Walkersville Doubs Wims Frye Rtzhn Stull Amsog P. Corp Duncan Amsbg Giry Rdr Carey Beachly Kolb Owen Gillet Myers Crum AVA Wsner Bolivar Walkersville Lovattsville Doubs E — Stull Willard Sambowers Poa Solivar Keller Robert Keller Bud. Gilroy D. Beachley Sambowars Summers S — Claude Keller W. Duncan K. Duncan Ramsburg P. Cooper Rome B . Stull L. Duncan Reed Zimmerman Eaves B. Beach- Thompsonley L. Pat Gltroy L. Bud Gilroy Lake Eaves m MT. Airy B. Beachly Frederick Beachleys O of Frkin Amsby Belsn Bichy Beachley Sndor Young Lin Hind Finkin Kinna Davis Ibatoo King Rf Jones Poole Cnn Wrothz Pugh Cook T. Sty Mt. Alry Rickts If Hammond Bellison Mt. Air Yelow Springs OR Po Stone Cannon Dawson Whitmore Stone Flody Davis Flody Stup J. Linton B. Ricketts H. Ricketts G. Linton NEW Market Srunswick Atrboi Abrhbi McCough Hauver Datch Burgerf Brunswick E — McDonnough Hawes Gordon Webber Lot Thompson Lovelace Deerer I Hawes Merriman Mayne S . Wismers Chaney U & Smith

Broad Run Box Score Thriller Hits 6-Game Run

Broad Run powers past opponents with a 6 124 scoring burst. Zimmerman and Dun tan lead, with Shuff Huffer and Derr contributing solid effort in the win.

Zimmerman Duntan Shuff Huffer Derr

Dodgers Rally Past Phillies In Low-Scoring Tilt

Los Angeles, trailing 2 0 in the seventh, plates four runs to beat Philadelphia 6 2. Drysdale earns the win with 65 pitches while Mahaffey falls on 7 9. Home runs go to Drysdale for the Dodgers and C Smith for the Phillies.

Los Angeles Phila Drysdale Perrenoski Far- Tell Roseboro

Home Runs Lift Frederick VFW to 3-1 Win over Mount Airy

Wamsville Jefferson rallied late but Frank Martz delivered a Texas League double scoring two as Bush Creekers fell 6-5. Neel won with five innings of relief after Chase started and Ahalt pitched a complete game for Jefferson.

Frederick Vfw Mount Airy Wamsville Jefferson Tramsville Frank Martz Bush Creekers Ropp Jim Chase Don Neel Martz Sjamsville Chase Neel Rudell Ahal Yamsaville Ahalt Siedling Harper

Thurmont Triumphs Over Pt of Rocks in Eight

Thurmont overcame a 2-1 deficit with a seven-run eighth inning to beat Pt. of Rocks 8-2. Bob Shaffer earned the win, scattering six hits and fanning eight. Mike Unger led the winners with three hits including a double and two RBI. Bob Shores drove in both runs for Pt. of Rocks.

Walkersville Doubs Ken Eaves Larry Duncan Eaves Wayne Duncan Glade Valley Club Beachley D. Beachley Kolb Ramsburg Carey PT. OF Rocks — Thurmont Pt. of Rocks Bob Shaffer Thurmont Mike Unger Bob Shores Rocks Bob Smith Brunswick New Marsill Merriman Railroaders Nock Deener Ant‘zie Lovelace Buck Miller al Mayne New Market Mayne Whisner and McDonough Deener

Frederick Lions sponsor motorcycle races on July 4th

The Frederick Lions Club hosts motorcycle races at the Frederick Fair Grounds on July 4 with time trials at 1 p.m. and races at 2:30 p.m. Proceeds fund Lions charity work. Creagerstown meets Thurmont in a Thurmont benefit game at 1:30 p.m.

J. Rolfe Castleman Thc Lions Club New Market Frederick Lions Club Frederick Fair Grounds The Lions

A s Break Loss Skid With 8 7 Win Over Twins

Kansas City AP report describes Dick Howser delivering a walk driven single with bases loaded in the ninth to lift the Athletics past the Minnesota Twins 8 to 7. The win ends a six game skid amid a windy, error filled game with 37 players used and late suspense despite four run sixth and two tied scores.

Kansas City Dick Howser Gene Stephens Athletics Minnesota Twins A's Twins A’s Jerry Walker Stephens Haywood Sullivan Wayne Causey Chuck Stobbs Joe Pignatano Howser

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