Burdette and Wilhelm to be All Star Starters
Baltimore’s Hoy Wilhelm and Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette are expected to start Tuesday’s 26th AL All Star at Forbes Field. Casey Stengel and Fréd Haney will announce lineups Monday as newsmen receive batting orders. Wilhelm’s comeback this season makes him a likely choice, with Stengel weighing Middle relief and late innings options for the American lineup.
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Baltimore
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Wilhelm
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Forbes Field
Casey Stengel
Fréd Haney
National
Stengel
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Orioles
Stenzell
Nationals
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Duren
Chicago
Wyan
Detroit
Jim Benning
Billy Pierce
Kansas City
Bud Dale
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Haney
Burdette
Don Drost Gale
Los Angeles Dodger
Nellie Fox
Spahn
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ted Williams
Boston
Yogi Berra
New York
Spado
San Francisco
Johnny Antonelli
Gene Conley
Philadelphia
Roy Face
Don Elsion
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Suurdays
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Park
Los Angeles
al Kaline
Kaline
Minnie Minoso
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Triandos
Bi: Skowron
Fox
Luis Aparicio
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Orlando Cepeda
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Ernie Banks
Eddie Mathews
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Mewaukee
Vic Mays
Wally Moon
Maryland Amateur Baseball Standings and Results
Local leagues reported standings and results across multiple divisions. Maryland State League, Babe Ruth League, Tri-County League and American Little League showed scores for yesterday and upcoming matchups including Thurmont at Jefferson, Walkersville at Broad Run, Germantown at Middletown, and Middletown at Broad Run. Strong teams like Frederick and Poolesville posted results, with overall standings and next week schedules noted.
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Sjamsville
New Macket
Brunswick
Jefferson
Poolesville
Thurmont
Frederick
Mt. Airy
II Petiro
Jeffersonunswick
Eri H. Eja
Burdette
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Er.r. E. Grove
Price
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Morgan
Brickey
Walkersville
Broad Run
Germantown
Middletown
Buckerstown
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Doubs
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Yellow Springs
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Lovettsvile
Tall Cedars
Elks
Oxco
Amvets
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Pet
Civitans
Lions
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Optimist
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Kidd's Bar
County
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Stevens
Murphy
Snell
Excelsior
Kiwanis
Spectators Fill Frederick Fairgrounds For Lions Club Race
About 4 000 spectators gathered at the Frederick Fairgrounds on the Fourth of July for nine motorcycle races sponsored by the Lions Club to aid the blind. Bart Markel, newly promoted to expert, edged veteran Richard Clark in a thrilling sixth to ninth lap duel, while Sam Satherley and Ed Warren won amateur and novice finals, respectively. Several accidents marred the expert final with Marvin Twiggs and Bates Molyneaux among the injured. In separate news, New Delhi reports India’s population may reach 410 million in 1961, per census registrar Asok Mitra, up from 392,440,000 in 1957.
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The
Lions Club
Frederick City
Bart Markel
Richard Clark
Markel
Clark
Ceili
Sam Satherley
Ed Warren
Marvin Twiggs
Hagerstown
Bates Molyneaux
New Delhi
India
Asok Mitra
United Nations
Germantown Rally Secures Ninth In Tight Contest
Germantown overcame Middletown in the ninth inning to win 10-1 and move into a first place tie with Walkersville in the Tri-County League. Poole and Jones homered for Germantown as four pitchers combined for the victory with Copenhagen tossing two innings in relief. Middletown had led 7-6 after four, but Germantown exploded with four runs in the top of the ninth.
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Middletown
Germantown
Walkersville
Poole
Jones
Copenhagen
Bolivar
Bud Gilroy
Yellow Springers
Springers
Gilroy
Koogle
Keller
Ken Eaves
Buckeystown
Hargett
Loverville
Buckeystown Fire
Smith
Lacer
Look
Lacey
Creagerstown
DOUBS
Frederick News Briefs July 6 1959
Local page 7 itemizes brief notices from Frederick Maryland compiling civic updates and community happenings with concise summaries for readers. The column covers events, meetings, and small notices typical of a mid 20th century local newspaper.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Sunday Baseball County Game Highlights and Scores
Sunday results feature a 13 to 2 county baseball win with Buzz Ecker as the hitting standout. Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 in 10 innings, Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 in 10, plus Sunday county softball results and a horse show note.
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Xet‘og
Buzz Ecker
Cleveland
Ilwaukee
Marty Naugle
Chicago
San Francisco
Caer
Kolb
Los Angeles
New York
Pitsburgh
Ste Detroit
Ge Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincin
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsby
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
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Woods
Scotty’s Toy and Gift Shop
North Market Street
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Nandoah Downs
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W. VA
Associated Press
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Pall Mall
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