Reds Win On Power In Tight NL Race
Cincinnati Reds beat St Louis 4 2 on homers by Ted Kluszewski and Ed Bailey with support from four pitchers. Dom Gross started, Hershell Freeman closed, overcoming an early deficit as Cincinnati tightened their NL lead. Also Dodgers top Phillies 2 1 behind Randy Jackson’s two run homer and Carl Erskine’s six win effort. Braves belt Cubs as Joe Adcock and Henry Aaron homer in win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate
Ted Kluszewski
Ed Bailey
Cincinnati
Redlegs
St Louis Cardinals
Reds
Dom Gross
Hershell Freeman
Freeman
Cardinal
Kluszewski
Johnny Temple
Wally Post
Randy Jackson
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Mack Stadium
Jackson
Erskine
Roberts
New York Giants
Joe Adcock
Henry Aaron
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Colts Down Braves In Game At Thurmont
Massy Colts slugged to 11 1 win over the Thurmont Braves as Guy Stull homered and pitched well. In the majors, Bob Turley led the Yankees past Washington 8 4, despite a late White Sox Harshman shutout of Detroit, while Al Smith and Busby hit notable slam homers for Cleveland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stull
Colts
Braves
Thurmont
Stull
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Washington
Turley
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tom Morgan
Roy Sievers
Jack Harshman
Detroit
Chicago White
Der
Stroit
Celts
Stullets
Harshman
Brown
Dave Philley
Sherman Lollar
Shriner
Sox
Rackley
Minnie Min
Dinterman
Satare
Haines
Hoffman
Jim Busby
J. Smith
Cleveland Poarts
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Healegg
Busby
al Smith
Vie Wertz
al Rosen
Victia Graves
Ad. Smith
Troy Herriage
Long
Hopeng
Smith
Strine
Stu
R. Shrine
Babe Ruth
Britchey
Jimmy Foxx
Bill Dickey
Cleveland
Charsas City
Garcia
Messi
Averill
Hegan
Herriage
Shantz
Gorman
Ginsberg
New York
Byrne
Morgan
Berra
Wiesler
Chakales
Courtney
Chicago
Gromer Masterson
Maas
Wilson
Lollar
Major League Leaders from The Associated Press
The National League leaders include Hating Bailey and Runs Robinson for Cincinnati with 57 RBIs 60 and 96 hits by Boyer Lopata and Mays among others. Pitching leader Lawrence of Cincinnati with 1 1000 strikeouts Friend of Pittsburgh leads in strikeouts. Mantle dominates the American League with 371 batting average 71 RBIs and 101 hits. Piersall leads in doubles for Boston and Simpson tops triples for Kansas City. Francona Rivera and Manale among notable players with 8 stolen bases and 29 homers.
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Bailey
Cincinnati
Robinson
St. Louis
Boyer
Lopata
Philadelp
Banks
Chicago
Juszewski
Mays
Lawrence
Friend
Pittsburgh
Mantle
New York
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Manale
Francona
Baltimore
Rivera
Pierce
Cleveland
Hoad Wins Wimbledon Title In All Australian Final
Lew Hoad defeated Ken Rosewall to win the Wimbledon men’s singles title and move within one major of Don Budge’s record. The win marked the first all Australian final since 1937, with Hoad and Rosewall also advancing to the doubles final against Pietrangeli and Sirola. Miss Gibson and Miss Buxton reach the women’s final after upsetting top seeds. English hopeful Miss Mortimer fights for the title tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Don Budge
Gerald Patterson
Mead
Forest Hills
Budge
Hoad
Rosewall
Nicole Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Bob Howe
Australia
Althea Gibson
New York
Angela Buxton
Fay
Muller
Daphne Seeney
Miss Gibson
Miss Buxton
Louise, Brough
Beverly Hills
Shirley Fry
St Petersburg
Fla
Angela Mortimer
Ann Shilcock
Miss Fry
Miss Brough
Miss Mortimer
Tomor’ Row
Braddock Heights Earns Season's First Victory
Braddock Heights raced from a 3-0 deficit in the fourth inning to beat Walkersville 8 to 6 for their first Frederick County Junior League win. George Cramer earned the win with a two run double and triple by Cramer, Barry Crebey adding two doubles as Middletown contributed key hits from Bob Ahalt and Dick Kefauver. Also noted were Cincinnati 6 10 6 4 and other game snippets with scattered line scores and standings.
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Braddock
Frederick County
Walkersville
George Cramer
Barry Crebey
Cramer
Crebey
Middletown
Bob Ahalt
Dick Kefauver
Araby
Ahalt
Mia Aulite
Bers
RBI
Kefauver
Kraisfr Bughes
Chity
Rice
St Loui
Oscar Smith
Yes
Cincinnati
New Poholsky
Jackson
Saddle
Bill Schuff
Roberts and
Lopats
Braddock Hghts
Duncan
K Duscan
Metz
Weigand
Rewetta
Braves
W. L. Pets
Adalt and
Fisher
McDonald
Colts
Harmony Dodgers
Ie Braves
Burdette and Clark
Heeper
Share
Baseball Standings and Schedule Feature
Dense boxing of standings and daily schedule for the American and National Leagues. Lists team records, vendors, and upcoming games with matchups cueing times and pitchers. Includes yesterday's results and tomorrow's schedule across multiple cities and venues.
Freshman Denounces Marquette Football Practice Claims
Jasper Laudicina of Rockford Illinois alleges Marquettes coach Johnny Druze held thirty spring sessions, far beyond the NCAA limit of twenty. Marquette officials and Wisconsin officials deny the charge while Laudicina contemplates transferring to Wisconsin, criticizing the coaching system as turning football into a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Johnny Cruze
Marquette
NCAA
Larry Moon Mullins
Jasper Laudicina
Rockford
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Laudicina
Druze
Fred Marsh
Rockford Register Republic
Wisconsin
Walkersville Bowling Mixed Doubles Results Report
Mixed doubles pairs competed with Mackley Bollinger posting the high team game 242 and a high set 6.7. Individual high honors went to Landis with a 157 game and 395 set. Other notable results include top doubles teams and marks from Derby Edwards Keller Crum and Fogle Warner Oland Holter Zimmerman and Stup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackley-Bollinger
O'Bryan Fogle
Warner Oland-Holter
L. Zimmerman
Derry-Edwards
Keller-Crum
B. Edwards
G. Babington
Fogle
D. Kidwiler
Cramer
R. Stup
J. Marshall
Warrenfeltz
Landis Handley-Koontz
Keller
Kelly
Landis
EFAC Softhballers Prep After Weekend Wins
EFAC Softhballers, with a 4 1 ASAA record, prepare for Sunday game after a string of wins. Opponent to be determined. Pitching: Warren Spahn blanks Cubs with four hits and four strikeouts. Hitting: Jim Busby hits another grand slam in doubleheader. Frederick AC colored nine led by Ingram and Thomas. Bears recover after injuries. Bass won by Terry Morgan at Culler Lake, four pounds, 14 ounces.
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East Frederick AC
ASAA
Ith
Slat Su Algal
Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Jim Busby
Cleveland Indians
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Jimmy Ibe
Frederick A. C
Foxx
EFAC
Athletics
Maryland Avenue
DeLong Hook Co
Phila
Delphia
Bears
Lions
W. L. Petsnam
Tigers
Frank
Jim
Cubs
Frederick AC
Jake Ingram
Frank Thomas
John Wetzel
Red' Shaffer
Druze
Bobby Wed
New Jersey
Nshore
Terry Morgan
West Patrick Street
Culler Lake
Young Morgan
Thomson Wins Open Golf Title In England
Australian Peter Thomson captured the British Open at Hoylake with a 72-hole total of 266, three strokes ahead of Belgium’s Lory Van Donck. Roberto de Vicenzo finished third at 290 as Thomson became the first to win the Open three times in a row since 1880. Mike Souchak led Americans with 294, finishing seventh. Frank Stranahan was ninth at 295. Ladies golf results note Quill and Ephraim victories in early rounds of the Glenn Spencer Handicap Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
Australia
Peter Thomson
Stoday
Melbourne
Belgium
Lory van Donck
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico
Thomson
Scotland
Bob Ferguson
Mike Souchak
Berwick
Mike
An- Sitonio Cerda
Argentina
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
JhoMison
Brewer And Mayer Take Halfway Lead In Golf Championship
POINTE CLAIRE Que July Brewers Brewer of Cincinnati and Mayer of St Petersburg led halfway as the Camellan Opens golf championship saw 65 by Brewer and 68 by Mayer. Sam Sanders, Finster, Wininger and others chased at 136 to 139 as Ford and Furgol joined the tight pack with 67 and 68 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe Claire
Que
Gay Brewer
Cinciemati
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fisanet
Young Brewer
Beacons Field
Bo Wininger
Mayer
Brewer
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Fla
Don Finster
I Walg
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Make Fetchick
Mahopac
Baconsfield
Doug Ford
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Fred Hawkins
Fl Paso
Bill Casper Jr
Chola Vista
Calif
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Jack Kay
Montreal
YMCA Water Safety Rules and Rescue Advice
A fragmentary safety note urges reaching a drowning person with buoyant items if possible and emphasizes remaining calm in water emergencies. The garbled text hints at buoyant aids and quick response, but contains unclear phrasing and stray exclamations.
Weekend Games set for Saturday and Sunday schedule
Saturday matchups include Mer-Va Marie Ruth Learne Moose versus Peoples, Scheer Sta ry Point of Rocks against Burkittsville Broad Run, American Lesson Baseball Thermoat at Frederick-Hale, plus Cole Hagerstown at Brunswick, Boonsboro at Westminster at 2 pm. Sunday features Maryland State League games Jefferson at Frederick, Shook Thurmont at New Market, Jack woe Tramsville at Mt Airy, Hale papaste at Brusswick, Robi Heart of Maryland Le Knoxville at ineavile, and DeMolay at Harmony. Prodoehl Tri-County League has Bolivar at Creagerstown, Broad Run at Buckeystown, Shaf fer Doub at Middletown, Clem Walkersville at Germantown, Lyberly Lovettsville at Yellow Springs, Fen-Mar League Cashtown at New Windsor, Union Bridge at New Oxford, Emmitsburg at Blue Ridge Summit, Fairfield at Taneytown. County Softball League: hallenger at Lewistown, Walkersville at Urbana, Burkittsville at Mountaindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer-Va Marie Ruth Learne
Moose
Peoples
Scheer Stary
Point of Rocks
Burkittsville
Broad Run
Frederick—Hale
Cole Hagerstown
Brunswick Boonsboro
Westminster
Jefferson
Fredenck
Shook Thurmont
New Market
Jack Woe
Tramsville
Mt Airy
Halepapaste
Brusswick
Robi Heart
Harmony
Curry
Elks Hart J Oxco Upsets In Three Way Title Bid
Elks Hart J Oxco leads a three way scramble with Amvets and Oxco in Baker Park action that forces a playoff for the second half crown. Petey Rinehart holds Brushmen to four hits with seven strikeouts as Elks fall short, Carder fans 12 but allows eight safeties.
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Petey Rinehart
Elks
Oxco
Baker Park
Amvets
Brushmen
Rinehart
Bill Carder
Rinehart Els
Burdette
Albaugh
Burehart
Teale
Elks Oil
Onu
Carter
Carder
Cagser
Ott Raine
Thant
Innin Carder
Umpuires-arhart
Cole
Sanner
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The
Aaron and
Bruton
Little League
Testivay
Dallas
Frank Keefer
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Bobby Michael
Keeling
Jay Whittington
Adrian Shriner
Ronnie Payne
Ralph Shank
Tommy Michael Sr
Leo Bramdenburg
Jimmy Stockman
Calvin Ramsburg
Loring Young
Tinker Michael
Johnny Keller
Donnie Bartgis
Ronnie Engle
Ray Page
Bobby Michael Sr
Mussing
Dale Warner
Jum Norris
Joe Lenhart
Associni
Aston
Brooklyn
Bartimore
Abe
St. Lows
City
Philadelphia
Teday
Pitttsburgh
Mizell
Klippstein
Hacker
St Louis
Muse and Beacat, Hartman
Paoli Ross
Rieti
Italy
Joe
Lopes
Sacramento
Jim Bowers
Wilson Beacht
Railroaders
Scheer Stadium
Brunswick
Venead Anu
Thomas Quill
Bruce Gregory
Irvin Ephraim
John
Bowers
Charles iKeller
Marvin Cal_[houn
Glenn Spencer
VFW Fairways
Goose Creek Club
Brewer and Mayer
Railroad
YMCA
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling
Carroll ST
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
Elks Hart
F. F. Motors
Evergrees Point
Franklin
Buddy) Fogle
Vinewood
Pflueger
Shakespeare
Ocean City
Weber
Bronsom
Langley
Heydoe
South Bend
Airey
Jobison
Montaever
Miteneil
Bartgis
Spalding, McGregor and Rawlings
North Market St
Eady
Atlantic
Sasnells
Reese
Frederick, Md
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