Week's Open Games in Maryland Area Postponed
Postponed matches dot the Week's schedule across Horme fhi and Frederick counties with listed pairings such as Ramsvile at Knoxville and Gardiner Walkersville at Middletown. Other notes include American Legion games at 2 PAL, and July 10 to 13 scheduled ties among Frederick Hagerstown Thurmont and Westminster.
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Heart of Maryland
Ramsvile
Knoxville
Brunswick Diamond
Lewis Frederick
Mt Lena
Horme
American Legion
Westminster
Frederick, Curry and Horrie
Frederick
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Baseball and Softball Schedules for Frederick Area Leagues Reel Off July Games
Local leagues announce 6 P.M. start times for Babe Ruth and Little League games through July, listing Grove Shell Kiwanis Votary Excelsior Price Lions North End Elk Amvets and others. Additional Brunswick Rosedale and girls softball fixtures show rivalries at Baker Park Staley Memorial Stadium and Creagerstown with dates through July 12.
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Rederick
Americar
Baker Park
Elks
Oxco
Amvets
Call Cedars
National Little League
Staley Memorial Stadium
Civitans
Optimists
Lions
North End
Divishe
Marva
Peoples
Lovettsville
Moose
Purcellville
Eagles
Doose
Lovellsville
Peppies
Point of Rocks
Frederick City Red Cross Announces Summer Swimming Classes
The Frederick County Red Cross and Frederick City Recreation Commission released July dates for swimming sessions at Baker Park and Mullinix Park. Girl and boy classes list registered swimmers and substitutes, with two-week sessions from July 8 to 19 and room for additional applicants at Red Cross offices.
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Red Cross
Baker Park
Sharon Pool
Mullinix Park
Kelly
Sharon Stride
Cindy Wirts
Frederick City Recreation
Frederick County
David Rippeen
Luke P. Cleaves
Allen Quynn Maples
Billy Hoover
James Kippen
John Kippen
John McCardell
Francis Scott
Clifton Wirts Jr
James C. Horiie
Richard Davis
Michael Kelly
Robert Ir. Marsh
William B. Grove
Danny Collin
South Mall
Ket
Frederick City
Recreation Commission
Garrent Cross
South Market
New Street
East Frederick Opens With A Double Victory
East Frederick Independent softball opened its season on July 4 with two wins over Stephenson's of Winchester in Virginia, 54 and 41. The feature includes tournament notes, team rosters, and swimming class vacancies at Baker Park and Mullinix Park, with Red Cross enrollment reminders and names of players and instructors.
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East Frederick
Stephenson's
Winchester
iVirginia
Frederick
Bath
Peederick
Sardala Deatio
Sup Seatio
Ance. Ganley
Mary Ann Hooper
Patsy Mackley
Maria C. Paleologos
Karen K. Stull
Jo Ann Stansfield
Judy Hoover
Carol Stup
Susan Free
Diane Davis
Barbara A.kline
Susan Afohler
Susan -Claire Krantz
Eleanor Krantz
Mary Lee Barthel
Baker Park Pool
Isi
Sammy Kline
Ooenneene Ee
Red Cross
Arthur Cook
Robert J
Thelkemp Oi
Fe Ballenger
Baker Park Paok
Morris Stride
Warren Stevens
Dennis Rippesn
Richard Baer
Bobby Smith
Larry Strude
Robert Frank
Mark Lee
William Lee
John W. M. Turner
Robert Stansfield Jr
William Wagaman
John Wagaman
Jeff Elkins
Hunt Elkins
Michael Stup
Tommy Stride
Lincoln Stull
James Bic
Ciellan
Douglas Hummer
Diggs
Mullinix Park
Robert Howard Jr
Germantown to visit Yellow Springs in Tri-County clash
Germantown travels Sunday to Yellow Springs for a key Tri-County League game. Yellow Springs vies for second place facing Germantown, as both teams chase the league lead. Yellow Springs relies on Linton, Cameron, and Carpenter to power the offense while Lipps and Leon handle batting and catching duties.
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Germantown
Yellow Springs
Paiuts
Urbana
Ballenger
Gert Bears
Lions
Lmantown
Goles
Linden
Hill
Middletown
Harmon Field
Maryland Parks
Tigers
Staley
Springers
Boars
Baker Park
oriTigne
Mullinix Park
Ider
Chapel No
Lincoln
Ronnie Lipps
Gary Lin Leon
Jimmy Linton
Gary
Linton
Bobby Cameron
John Carpenter
Junior League results and tournament notes
Local junior league standings show Braddock and Araby tied at five wins, Yellow Springs six, Mt Carmel nineteen, Urbana seven, and Middletown nine. Tuesday games feature Walkersville at Braddock and Myersville at Mt Carmel, with Urbana open. Senior and junior brackets discuss age rules and roster deadlines, while a separate neighborhood hero story and local baseball results appear.
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Urbana
Araby
Yellow Springs
Braddock
Myersville
New Market
Mt Carmel
Middletown
Walkersville
Mt.Carmel
Araby Urbana
W. L. Sraddock Heights
eHow Springs
Mt. Carmel
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup Across Leagues
Yesterday results and today schedule for major league teams with standings and matchups. Includes New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Detroit St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Milwaukee and others with pitchers Lemon Pierce Spahn and Lawrence Dickson.
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New York
1St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukes Eo
Bostes
Brooklyn
Clevelard
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Gem—Kucks
Kemm
Cleveland
Lemon
Pierce
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
im—Lawrence
Dickson
Milwaukee
Drovt
Spahn
Sanford
Drysdale Ags
Pittsburgh
Law
Barclay
2 .M. le Cicazo
Araby Loses In County Junior League Baseball Action
Araby falls 7-5 to Urbana as Urbana sluggers Lee and Mike Myers homer. Braddock loses 5 6 to Yellow Springs with Brachey and Harrison keying the win. Rogersville rolls by New Market 12-2, Mt Carmel defeats Middletown 19-9, Walkersville idle.
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Araby
Urbana
Braddock
Yellow Springs
Rlgersville
New Market
Mt Carmel
Middletown
Walkersville
Lee
Mike Myers
Brachey
Harrison
Holter
Braidlock
Myersville
Summers
Forrest
New Starket
Myers
R. E
Gg Urbana
B. Clapp
J. Rice
Mel Donough
C. Sole
Williard
ER. H. E
Creavy
Mets Shutt
Hooper
Rm Kebne
Clark
Eichelberger
Bidle
Union Bridge Triumphs 5-4 Over Taneytown In Pen-Mar Clash
Union Bridge edged Taneytown 5 to 4 in a Pen-Mar league game on July 4. Shaffer, the winning pitcher, fanned 12 and homered with one on as Union Bridge led 4-0 before Taneytown tied it in the seventh. Wilhide drove in the decisive run in the eighth. Crum added two RBIs for Union Bridge. Elsewhere in the league, Fairfield beat Cashtown 6-2 and Blue Ridge toppled Emmitsburg 16-4. In girls softball, Creagerstown beat Yellow Springs 24-14 and Yellow Springs defeated Braddock 23-3.
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Pen-Mar League
Fairfield
Blue Ridge
Cashtown
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Tanevtewn
W. L. Pet
Auuivan Ang Mawes
Emmitsburg - Taneytown
Dixon, Cary
Shaffer
Wilhide
Crum
Cashtown&2
Emsmitsburg
Eckard
Wantz
Creagerstown
Yellow Springs
Braddock
New Market Faces Thurmont In Key State League Game
New Market rides five game win streak into Sunday clash with Thurmont in the State League game of the day. Manager pitcher Frank Wikders of Thurmont opposes New Market in a pivotal matchup that could reshuffle standings, with Bucky Miller delivering timely hits and Day providing power in recent wins including a three homer week against Brunswick.
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Jinvrade
Thurmont
Asim
Frank Wikders
Mack
Bucky Miller
Miller
New Market
Brunswick
Frederick
Hoss
Humeville
Tramsville
Ballenger Boys H Ciut Sponsors Two Day Softball Tourney
The Ballenger Boys H Ciut sponsors a two day double elimination junior and senior softball tournament starting today at Frederick High School Playing Field. Four peers confirm play, teams must have at least three games, with extra matches possible if teams agree.
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Ballenger
Ciut
Frederick High
Striped Bass Tagging Lets Bay Fishermen Earn Rewards
Chesapeake Bay researchers tag striped bass to study age and growth. About 33 000 dollars worth of fish roam waters. one tagged fish worth 25 000 dollars was released near Annapolis as a promotional gesture. Fishermen who find red numbered tags and return them with catch details receive two dollars. Biologists from Solomons and Virginia's Tidewater Fisheries join the effort, testing three tag types to track movements and migrations. Over 5 percent of tags from 1957 have been recaptured, with catches ranging from one to about three pounds near tagging sites and the Delaware Bay mouth.
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Biologicis
Mary- Tang Tidewater Fisheries Department
State of Virginia
Annapolis
Fish Long Wildlife Service
Fife
Solomons
Lucky Fish- Sermen
Delaware Bay
Bears Cubs Post Wins in Brunswick League Play
Bears routed Lions 12 to 4 in Brunswick Little League 1 action, aided by seven Lions errors. Cubs beat Tigers 6 to 3 on July 4 with three home runs credited to Cooper and others contributing in a win marked by strong batting and fielding.
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Brunswick Little League
Bears
Tigers
S—Lions
Cubs
U—Tigers
Lions
Brunswick
Dixon
Cooper
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Smith Doubt
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George Germattown
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al Ditmar
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Indians
Earl Torgeson
Jim Rivera
Les Moss
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Cleveland Indians
Someron
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Kansas City Athletics
Redlegs
Joe Cunningham
Keay Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Roy Campanella
Robin Roberts
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Roberts
Giants
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Bressoud
Minneapolis
American Assn
Bressoud
Bobby Thomson
Johnny Antonelli
Doc Elston
Jerry Kindall
Chicago Cubs
Braves
R. Ben
Sturdivant
Byrne
Ditmar
Berra
Ramos Clevenger
Byerly
Courtney
Lees
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Arroyo
Swanson
Smith
Foiles
Antonelli
Gris
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Som and
Westrum
Babe Ruth
Liffle
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Bit. Carmel
Rosedale
Price Electric
St. Johns
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Groana
Kidd’s Cafe
Detrick
Upper Diamond
County Softball League
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Cabs
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Coop
Sullivan
Moss
Rotary
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Excelsior Price Electric
Shell Oil
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Misty - “I. Grov
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Bruce Baer
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Roy Sumuary Llean
Hamels Waac
Picke
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Step J
Crone Sing
Knight
John Wetzel
Roy Summers
Bill Crone
Ballenger Club
B. E
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Gearinger
Marsden
Bender
Baer
Donald
Schenck
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S. Smith
Orendorff
Ortenzo
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F Jay
Marilyn
Jay
Rotary Downs
Excelsior Rotary
McCurdy Field
Fisher
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Whittington
Page
Cramer and Shank
City Criminal Court
Reddick
Maryland
Union Bridge Downs Taneytown
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D. Ortison
Long
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N. Shafer
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Frederick Fairgrounds
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Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Ow Carrell
Bartner Bros
Dorsey F. Shipley
Visis Shipley’s
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Aliso
Starcraft Boats
Scott-Atwater Mofors
N. Market St
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Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Monument
Famous Brands
Firestone
Bartegis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Duis
E. Patrick St
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Aero Oil Company
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