Ramsburg Extends On Base Streak as All Star Hope Looms
Dale Ramsburg of New Market extends his on base streak to 12, reaching safely in 12 consecutive plate appearances over three games including a four for four stretch and a left field homer at Thurmont. He will play in the Maryland State League TriCounty All Star game Wednesday night. Brunswick slips in standings with Bruns wick pitcher Billy Merriman losing for first time in two years as Nock Deener suffers finger injury.
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Yanks Braves Rule Roost In All Star Picks
Four New York Yankees and four Milwaukee Braves will start the two major league All Star games on July 11 at Kansas City and July 13 in New York. The eight starters per league were announced by Commissioner Ford Frick after a players managers and coaches poll. Remaining squad members and pitchers will be named midweek and next day. Selections include Yanks Yogi Berra Bill Skowron Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle plus Braves Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews Del Crandall and Joe Adcock. Other NL standouts include Frank Robinson Willie Mays Roberto Clemente and Willie Mays.
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Dodgers split with Cardinals. Hodges ties NL homer mark
Dodgers win 4 2 to 6 6 in game two as Roger Craig rebounds from a broken collarbone to beat St. Louis. Norm Sherry and Gil Hodges homer for Los Angeles while Ernie Brogno and Ray Sadecki secure the decision in the openers. The doubleheader leaves the Cardinals ½ game ahead of the Dodgers for fourth in the National League.
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Conley Pitches Phils To Split With Red Legs
Lanky Gene Conley pitched the Phillies to a 5-2 victory over Cincinnati in the holiday doubleheader windup. Jay Hook earned his fifth shutout of the season, while Wally Post homered for Cincinnati, and Conley allowed eight hits with no walks.
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4 000 Fans See Cycle Races
A crowd of 4 000 witnessed motorcycle races at Freder ick Fair Grounds Monday afternoon, the largest Lions club fundraiser to date. Only accident occurred when Thomas Sciortino of Garfield New Jersey collided with a wall, breaking his collar bone. Novice finalist was Marshall Lamos. amateur winner Carlo Monasteri of Trenton. professional winner Richard Crouch of South Carolina. Julien Delphey chaired the event and Dave Warren announced. R B Rudy of the American Motor Cycle Association acted as referee.
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Local All Star Game Set At McCurdy Field In One Road Show
The Maryland State League and Tri County League all star squads renew Wednesday night at McCurdy Field if rain holds. Bob Forest may join Tri County as a pitcher while Buddy Weddle replaces Nocken Deener for Maryland State. Merriman and Reeder will start for the stars with Moylant Jr handling public address and scoring duties.
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Bolivar tops Lovettsville in Tri-County League action
Bolivar beat Lovettsville 7-4 as Gene Mann homered and drove in two, helping Bolivar stay within reach of the leaders. Bud Gilroy added a two-run double, while Dennis Reeder started on the mound and Bud Gilroy finished. Lovettsville scored in the sixth and ninth but could not threaten.
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Frederick Kocks Off Jeffs To Move To Third Over Brunswick
Thurmont New Market swept weekend Maryland State League games to tie Frederick for third. New Market beat Poolesville 6 4 paced by Dale Ramsburg and Bucky Stiller, who pitched well early. Ed Ridenour started Thurmont win. Pud Zimmerman homered and reached base 12 times in three games.
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