McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Final In All Star Fashion
Charles McKinley, the 20 year old from Missouri, defeated Mike Sangster 6 4 6 4 8 1 to advance to the Wimbledon men’s singles final against Rod Laver. Laver beat Ramanathan Krishnan 6 2 6 3 6 2 in the other semifinal. McKinley becomes the first American finalist since 1935.
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McKinley Routs
Sangster
Piersall Mad
John Farrow
Wimbledon
England
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
Missouri
Britain
Mike Sangster
St Lows Ws
Rod Laver
Australia
Laver
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Chunky McKinley
Tony Trabert
Reisterstown Farm Wins Top Crossbred Ponies Divisions
Melin da Walnut Lawn Farm Reisterstown MD claimed senior and grand champion in the Crossbred Ponies at the 17th Maryland Pony Show at the State Fair Grounds. Nana owned by J Walton Bolgano Glencoe MD took junior champion and reserve in the grand. Three days of the seven day event had passed with many entries appearing across two and three year olds and brood mares.
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Timonium Md
Melinda
Walnut Lawn Farm
Reisterstown
Maryland
Fily Fi Enoy
Howard F. Streaker, Jr
Wordvine
Cassandra
Rhonda Lee Muller
Joppa
Northwest Farm
Butler
Y Farm
Reisters
Gray Dawn
Nana
J Walton Bolgano
Glencoe
Gutman Pony Farm
Port Deposit
Hilltop Haven
Hilton Haven
Zim
Medical Hall
Bel Air
Olney Farm
Joppe
Hiltop Haven Pony Farm
Farmiv
Busick and Goelzt Reach Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals
Top seeds Ahm Busich of Cambridge and Bobby Goelty of Bethesda advance in the Mid-Atlantic tournament. Results from the boys under 18 and other matches list multiple local players defeating opponents from Baltimore Washington and nearby areas with scores reflecting decisive victories.
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Baltisiore
Ahm Busich
Cambridge
Bobby Goelty
Bethesda
Atlantic Stevenson
San - Om
Balimare
Bard Covker
Sairga
Pardes
Washene
Len Schloss
Bam- Biore
Jonn Santrock
Nitro
Wong
Bui Paistown
Russell Tonts
Baltimore
John Wiliams
Charleston
WooVa
Bobby Geer
John Steenson
Sairs- Dary
Bob
Nurse
Mike Highes
Ray Buck Hagers
Duke Rodney Wins Dickerson Cup in Goshen NY
Duke Rodney, driven by Eddie Wherer, wins the 87 050 historic Dickerson Cup at Goshen New York.
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Duke Rodney
Dickerson Cup
Goshen NY
Duke Rodnes
Eddie Wherer
Birds Shutout Senators 2-0 as Hall Dominates
Dick Hall tossed a four hitter to lift the Orioles past the Washington Senators 2-0 in Wednes day night action. He struck out eight and walked none for his 12th win in 15 starts, with two unearned runs scoring on timely Orioles baserunning and a wild throw. Bennie Daniels suffered the loss despite a solid eight innings, allowing one earned run on six hits before being relieved.
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Washington -Ap
Baltimore Onoles
Washington Senators
Dick Hall
Kansas City
Washington Hall
Senators
Bennie Daniels
John Klippstein
Orioles
Marv Breeding
Hall
Brooks Robson
Baltimore
Hansen
O' Connell
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Central League Action
Scores include Milwaukee 34 Philadelphia 4 in 12 innings at St Louis. Los Angeles Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 2. Pittsburgh at Chicago rained out. Today’s games list matchups: Cincinnati at San Francisco with O Toole Marichal. St Louis at Los Angeles with Miller Drysdale. Philadelphia at Roberts. Milwaukee at Hendrix. Detroit at Boston. Chicago Wynn at Kansas City. Baltimore at Washington with Donovan. Los Angeles at Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnato
O'Toole
Marichal
Jones
Miller
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Buzhardt
Roberts
Hendrey
Friend
Mizell
Ellsworth
Hobbie
Cleveland
Stigman
New York
Stafford
Detroit
Regan
Boston
Cisco
Wynn
Kansas City Water
Baltimore Stock
Washington
Donovan
Duren
Minnesota
Arrigo
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Pet
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Millwaukee
St Louis
Kansas City
Angels Top Twins 6-2 Behind Bilko and Hunt
Los Angeles Angels defeat Minnesota Twins 6-2 as Steve Bilko and Ken Hunt drive in three runs each. Bilko’s two run double in the eighth provides the go ahead, and Hunt homers in the ninth with Koppe and Pearson aboard.
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ST. Paul Minneapolis
Steve Bilko
Ken Hunt
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Bilko
Joe Koppe
Hunt
Koppe
Jim Kaat
Albie Pearson
Don Lee Bilko
Angel
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Grba
Donohue
Fowler
Averill Kaat
McDevitt
Lee
Battey
L—Kaat
Lemon
Palmer Closes Gap in 1961 Money-Winning Race
Arnold Palmer nears Gary Player in the 1961 money list, within 3400 dollars of first place as he claims five victories and high finishes in five others. PGA totals show Palmer at 953,969 with 50,585 earned this year, while Doug Sanders follows, then Bill Casper Jr and Gene Littler.
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Dunedin
Doug Sanders
Bill Casper Jr
Gene Littler
OFF AND RUNNING by John I Day A Finicky Clientele
A column on horse shoeing explains the skill in fitting plates for racehorses. It contrasts modern sets with custom work and notes how individuals like Assault and Gallorette required special shoes due to hoof issues. Monthly shoeing costs around 14 dollars.
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John I. Day
Yankees blank Indians 6-0 in Sheldon gem
Roger Maris homered for his 32nd as rookie Roland Sheldon pitched a four hit complete game to beat Cleveland 6-0. Kubek and Maris sparked New York with clutch hits as the Yankees ran their record to 78 games with a rare shutout of the Indians.
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NEW York
Roger Maris
Roland Sheldon
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Sheldon
Chico Fernandez
Detroit
Maiis
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Tony Kubek
Kubek
Johnny Romano
Gary Bell
Romano
Mantle
Kirkland
Berra If
Phillips
Torgeson Ib
DeLaHor
Boyer
Bell
Tooosheld
aNreman
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pbHale
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Ruane
Temple
Power
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Tample
Richardson
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Carrigan
Drummond
Paparella
St Paul Open Tough Course Tests Golf Field
National Open champion Gene Littler and defending titleholder Don Fairfield vie for honors on the Keller course as heavy grass and a tougher layout challenge players. Fairfield aims to end a four year drought and prize money totals 4300 for the winner with a 30000 purse spread through the field.
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ST. Paul
Gene Littler
Don Fairfield
Fairfield
Jong
Alo
Golfdom
Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
Jerf Barber
Youngey
al Geiberge
Dave Ragan Mason Rudolph
Gordon Jones
Model plane meet draws 2000 to Frederick airport show
The District of Columbia Radio Controlled Model Airplane Contest drew about 2000 attendees over two days at Frederick Municipal Airport with participants from Alabama Ohio New York New Jersey West Virginia Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania D C North Carolina and Canada. Dr Walter Good of Bethesda won first in Precision Aerobatic, while Harold de Bolt of New York joined the defending European champion team in the event. The Civil Air Patrol raised funds via a concession that doubled prior years' receipts thanks to local merchants and good weather. Proceeds fund aviation education for cadets search and rescue gear and a building fund.
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District of Columbia
Frederick Municipal
Alabama
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
West Virgina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
D. C
North Carolina
Canada
Walter Good
Bethesda
Civil Air Patrol
Cahn
Coca Cola
Frederick
W. Nicodemus, Inc
Safeway
A & P Acme
Cappella Food Market
Carmack’s Grocery
Peoples Drug Store
Staley’s
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
Western Maryland Wholesale Company
C. Oland Meitzler
Triangle Service Station
United Flying Service
Tigers, Red Sox split twin bill as lead narrows
Boston beat Detroit 8-3 on Jim Pagliaroni’s homer and key hits to cut Detroit’s AL lead to a half game over New York. In the opener, Detroit won 6-2 behind Rocky Colavito’s three‑run homer and a two‑run single as Carl Yastrzemski’s infield knock produced the Sox only run.
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NEW York
Jimmy Jersall
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Richard
Piersall
Mantle
Yankees
Richards
Jackie Brandt
Yogi Berra
al Kaline
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Jimmy
Jim Bunning
Washington
Senators
Brandt
Beera
Karine Alfret Prersall
Caith
Bunning
Rocky Colavita
Fas Colavita
Boston
Jim Pagnaroni
Tigers
Red Sox
Rocky Colavito Pagliaroni
Carl Yastrzemski
Pagliaroni
Chopper
Sox
Gary Geiger
Mike Fornieles
Bill Monbouquette
Khoa
Brown
Muffett
Stallard
Wood
Nixon
Law Returns for More Treatments With Pirates
Vernon Law, vexing pitching arm problems, left for Chicago for tests by team physicians Dr. Joseph Finegold and Dr. Albert Ferguson. Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh said Law may be placed on the disabled list depending on test results. Law started Thursday tests after a July return to the mound, pitching ax innings against San Francisco in his first appearance since June 1.
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Mckinley
U.S
Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joseph Finegold
Albert Ferguson Law
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Law
Sam Francisco
Surprise British Walker Cup Team Named for Seattle
Britain announced a surprise Walker Cup squad for Seattle with five debutants Michael Christmas Brian Chapman David Frame Gordon Huddy and Ronnie Shade joining veterans Mike Bonallack Joe Carr Jimmy Walker David Blair and lawrie as captain. The United States team had been named earlier.
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London
Britain
United States
Seattle
Michael Christmas
Brian Chapman
David Frame
Gordon Huddy
Ronnie Shade
Mike Bonallack
Joe Carr
Jimmy Walker
Scotland
David Blair
D Lawrie
Braves Edge Phils 5-4 in 12 Innings
Milwaukee Braves win 5-4 over Philadelphia Phillies in 12 innings as Felix Mantilla drives in the decisive run with a double off Johnny Callison. Hank Aaron adds a two run double and Joe Torre homers for the Braves in extra time.
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Braves
PHILS
Milwaukee API
Felix Mantilla
al Spangler
Milwaukee Braves
Mantilla
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Callison
Spangler
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Phillies
Aaron
Printers Edge Hustlers 6-5 in Eight Innings
Washington Printers edged the Frederick VFW Hustlers 6 to 5 in eight innings at McCurdy Field due to curfew. Tinker Michael was hurt on a double play and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. outcome undetermined.
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Washington, DC
Frederick Vfw Hustlers
Maryland
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Tinker Michael
Michael
Frederick Memoril Hoxvital
Tbs
Washington Printers
Frederick Vfw
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