Beard Replaces Hutchings as Indians Manager in AAA
Ted Beard of Woodsboro takes over the Indianapolis Indians in the AAA American Association after Hutchings is said to lack the experience to run a triple A club. Beard, a former major leaguer, is noted as a smart ballplayer who knows the game, taking over during a four game home series against Charleston.
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Ted Beard
Woodsboro
Johnny Hutchings
Indianapolis Indians
American Assn
Owen J. Bush
Hutchings
Indianapolis
Beard
Chicago White Sox
Bush
Indians
Charleston
Lions, Elks halt local LL play with wins at Staley
Lions defeat Civitan 4 2 at Staley Stadium as Ron Hart pitcher homered and struck out ten. Elks beat Tall Cedars 7 3 in American Little League at Baker Park with early runs and late scoring. Cedars home run totals and full box scores appear in the report.
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Civitans
Lions
Staley Stadium
Ron Hart
Wills
Elks
Tall Cedars
Baker Park
Cedars i Aber
Br Atrabii
Michael If
Keyser
Beacht P Ser
Rippem
Smith Cf
Harding
Edwards Ib
Taylor
Bruchey
Lentz
McSifresh
Pault
Harrison
Toras
Geyer
Gearinger
Rispeon
Palm
RI Lions
Young Players Named On U S Davis Cup Squad
The United States Davis Cup team announces a youth filled roster for the Canada first round in Quebec City July 15 17 led by captain David Freed. Barry MacKay from Ohio Earl Buchhols and Charlie McKinney of St Louis join 21 year olds in the squad with Bart Barizen aged 33 from Dallas also listed.
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New York
Canada
Quebec City
Bart Barizen
Dallas
Barry MacKay
Caxton
Ohio
St. Louis
Earl Buchhols
Charlies McKinney
Checkup Due for Jerry Walker
Orioles pitcher Jerry Walker, 21, arrived in Baltimore for a complete physical after a season of ineffectiveness. Team physician Dr. Irwin Mayer said Walker has complained of shortness of breath and breathing difficulties during games after leaving Boston where he blew a 61 lead in a July 4 doubleheader.
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Baltimore
Jerry Walker
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Irwin Mayer
Oriole
Akins Faces Comeback Test Against Luis Rodriguez
Virgil Akins meets Luis Rodriguez in a 10 round televised bout in Louisville as the former welterweight champion seeks a decisive win. Akins, 32, is a 12 5 underdog with a 51-24-1 record to Rodriguez 280, after a career of highs and lows including a title and a rematch loss to Don Jordan. Promoter Bill King will donate 35 percent of gross to Rudell Stites’s widow and six children after the Louisville fighter drowned saving a friend.
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Louisville. Ky
Virgil Akins
Luis Rodriguez
St. Louis
Don Jordan
Akins
Charley Scott
Rodriguez
ABC
Bill King
Rudell Stites
Louisville
Afriend
Orioles Slug Red Sox 9 4 To Narrow Yanks Lead
Baltimore roared to a 9 4 win over Boston at Fenway Park behind rookie Chuck Estrada who earned his ninth victory. The Orioles pounded Tom Brewer for seven hits while Estrada limited the Sox to five as Boston fell behind early and could not recover.
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Boston
Baltimore
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Chuck Estrada
Sox
Orioles
Birds
Tom Brewer
Brewer
Ted Wills
Late Boxscores and Scheduled MLB Games
Yesterday s results include Baltimore 9 Boston 4 and Washington 5 New York 3 Only games scheduled. Today s slate features New York Ford 5 at Baltimore Brown 7 2 Chicago Wyrm at Cleveland Stigman 4 Kansas City Daley 11 4 at Detroit Lary 68 Washington Pascual 7 5 or Krak 3 0 at Boston Casale 2 7 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh Mizell 45 or Cheney OL at Cincinnati Purkey 3 Philadelphia Owens 3 9 at Milwaukee Jay 24 St Louis Gibson 1 1 at Chicago Hobbie 7 10 San Francisco O Dell 3 7 at Los Angeles Williams 7 2.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
New York
Ford
Brown
Chicago
Wyrm
Cleveland
Stigman
Kansas City
Daley
Detroit
Lary
Pascual
Kralick
Casale
Pittsburgh
Mizell
Cheney
Cincinnati
Purkey
Philadelphia
Owens
Milwaukee
Jay
St. Louis
Gibson
Hobbie
San Francisco
O'Dell
Los Angeles
Williams
Harmony Lucketts Abr
Abrhbil Ropp
Willams
Wiles
Wirts
Saker
Pyer
Springs
Harmony
Lucketts
Hiams - A Willims
LOS — Harmony
Baker
Brunner
Rep Lewis
Reop
C. Wiles
Grunner
Lewis
Wu Vv
Miller
Walkersville Bauss
Abechbi
Abrh Hij Stoll
Ait
Eiwer
Walkersville
G&x
Doubs
Walkersvilles
Osuds
B. Beachley
Ramsabui
Sheff
Beachley
Gilbert
Duncan
Smith
G. Ramsburg
Elower
Kel
Kolb
G. Ramsourg
Los Angeles Sv
Beachey
Shaffer
Marshal
Marshall
Iftter
W. Ff
Pet. G.B
Scavenger Hunt Winners at Catoctin Park Event
Friday night at Catoctin Park a scavenger hunt awarded prizes to Susan Winpigler Sharon Leer Bobby Roelke Carol Roelke Vicki Rouzee and Barbara Jean Cook. Dog show prizes went to Ginger owned by Debbie Keys and Lindy owned by Cathy Mills. Tabby owned by Richard Carson won the car prize. Vickie Easterday won for Goldie the fish Jona Lee Easterday won birds Tweety and Petie. Bright Eyes won chicken category for Susie Palmer.
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Catoctin Park
Baughman
Babee Park
Susan Winpigler
Sharon Leer
Bobby Roelke
Carol Roelke
Vicki Rouzee
Barbara Jean Cook
Ginger
Debbie Keyser
Lindy
Cathy
Mills
Tabby
Richard Carson
Vickie Easterday
Goldie
Jona Lee Easterday
Tweety
Petie
Bright Eyes
Susie Palmer
All Star picks named for 1960 American League
American League President Joe Cronin announced 22 players chosen by manager Al Lopez for the 1960 AL All Star squad. Eight starters were selected by a league-wide poll. games set for July 12 in Kansas City and July 15 in New York.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
al Lopez
Kansas City
New York
Lopez
Gary Bell
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
Jim Coates
Whitey Ford
Bud Daley
Chuck Estrada
Baltimore
Frank Lary
Detroit
Bill Monbouquette
Camillo Pascual
Washington
Gerry Staley
Early Wynn
Chicago
Elston Howard
Yankees
Sherm Lollar
White Sox
Yogi Berra
Luis Aparicio
Nelson Fox
Vic Power
Indians
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Ted Wiliams
Red Sox
al Kaline
Tigers
Harvey Kuenn
al‘ Smith
Berra
Bill Skowron
Pete Runnels
Ron Hansen
Frank Malzone
Minnie Minoso
Mickey Mantie
Roger Maris
Rematch Title Fight Remains In Question For August
Nat Fleischer says Kingpetch Perez rematch could be in Los Angeles on August 11. Campaign confusion noted as Thong Thos asks for guidance and Fleischer confirms only Olympic Club group promoters. United States Olympic Committee officials wrap talks in Rome on housing and feeding for 1960 games. Blackhawks beat Green Sox 64 in Optimist Little League with listed players.
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New York
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Argentina
Pascual Perez
Los Angeles
Freischer
Kingpetch
Bangkok
George Parnassus
Fleischer
Rome
API
U.S. Olympic Committee
J. Lyman Bingham
Charles Ornstein
U.S
Blackhawk
Blackhawks
Green Sox
Boyd
Englar
DeGrange
Ruffner
Baker
Garner
Maryland Racing Commission Eyes State Authority Over Tracks
Maryland Racing Commission members urged creating a state authority to operate tracks, citing New York as a model. They want consolidation of Pimlico Laurel and Bowie, reduce winter racing, consider night racing, and study harness track consolidation. Leaders warned against excessive gambling pressure.
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George Bowen
Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
New York
Albert A. Shuger
Special Legislative Council
Maryland
Shuger
Racing Commission
R. Bruce Livie
Carle A. Jackson
H. Courteney Jenifer
Livie
Cumberland
Bel Air
Hagerstown
Pimlico, Laurel
Bowie
Pimlico and
Laurel
Pimlico
Marlboro
Timonium
Jenifer
New Jersey
Delaware
Musial Says He Won't Mind Missing Star Game
Stan Musial, 39, says he would not be disappointed if not named to the National League All Star squad for Kansas City and New York games. He notes he has had a long career, was benched for a month, but remains in good condition and is hitting .278 after a poor 1959 season.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Kansas City
New York
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Musial
Bnt
Mays Extends NL Lead With 30-Point Batting Margin
Willie Mays widening the National League batting edge with a .371 average after a 1%-game span since June 15. Norm Larker trails at .331, with Pete Runnels leading the American League at .336. Maris belts three homers, drives in six as AL RBI and homer leaders.
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New York
Willie Mays
Mays
Norm Larker
Los Angeles
Pete Runneis
Boston
San Francisco
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Roger Maris
New York Yanks
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Grove routs Shell 27 to 11 in Babe Ruth League game
Grove defeated Shell 27 11 in Babe Ruth League action last night. Keyser pitched all nine innings for Grove while Shell used three hurlers in the tall inning surge. Rinehart Bowie Kennedy and Werking joined Keyser among Grove’s scorers.
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Grove
Shell
Keyser
Shell U Wu
Kennedy, Rinehart
Bowie
Reeder Merriman to Start as Managers Keep Lineups
The Maryland State League and Tri-County League All-Stars meet at McCurdy Field at 3 p m after a lightning delay. Dennis Reeder and Billy Merriman will start for their teams as managers Loyd Heatherly and Bob Stockman keep the same batting order and pitching reserves as last week.
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McCurdy Field
Dennis Reeder
Bolivar
Billy Merriman
Reeder
Merriman
Lloyd Heatherly
Bob Stockman
Heatherly
Don Loun
Bud Gilroy
Senators Sink Yankees to Complete Comeback 5-3
Washington edges New York 5-3 after trailing 3-0, with Bob Allison delivering a two run homer in the 10th inning to cap a late rally. Jim Lemon and Billy Gardner drove in runs, as Petro Ramos and Chuck Stobbs shut down the Yankees after a rough start to seal the win. Maris hit his 26th homer for New York.
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Washington
Bob Alison
New York
Senators
Yankees
Cleveland
Roger Maris
Tony Kubek
Mickey Manile
Berra
Ramos
Stobbs
Bailey
Naragon
W — Stobbs
L—Ditmar
Maris
Allison
County Junior League games feature close results and multiple homers
New Market topped Araby 12 to 11 as Cleaver hit two homers and Stone one for New Market while Plunkard had a homer for Araby. Harmony fell to Myersville 14 to 6 as two Myersville homers decided the game. Hyattstown beat Butterfly Lane 21 to 11 with Bur dette and Hafer homering. Walkersville edged Mt. Carmel 17 to 13 with Grimes hitting a grand slam. Thurmont American Legion baseball defeated Hagerstown 7 to 3 in a District 11 clash, Fraley pitching a two-hitter for Hagerstown and Thurmont getting a late scoring burst.
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New Market
Araby
Cleaver
Stone
Plunkard
Araby HK & & N
Dunirow
Burgee
Myers
Free
Elworthy
St. Clair
Walkersville
Mt. Carmel
Grimes
Wss
Garber
Naylor
Diggs
Dove
Main
Thurmont
Thurmont American Legion
Hagerstown
Fraley
Goodlove
Maculey
Weaver
Gingell
White's Triple Lifts Cardinals Past Cubs 3-2
Lindy McDaniel relieved in the seventh and Bill White delivered a pivotal eighth inning triple to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Banks homered for Chicago, Averill hit a key eighth inning double play trigger, and Frank Thomas added a single for St. Louis.
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Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
McDaniel
Curt Simmons
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Earl Averill
Simmons
Frank Thomas
George Altman
St. Louis
Shamons
Smith Cardwell
Schaffernoih
Tappe
Averill
Wo— McDaniel
L—Cardwell
Banks
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