National League to Start Southpaw In All Star Game
St Louis July 7 Johnny Antonelli or Curt Simmons is likely the NL left hander to start Tuesday against an American League right hander in the 24th All Star Game at Busch Stadium. Manager Walter Alston of Brooklyn will pick two lefties to face the AL lineup.
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ST. Louis
Johnny Antonelli
New York
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
Bus Stadium
Walter Alston
Brookige
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle and Co
Browns
Cardinals
McDaniels Brothers
Casey Stengel
Allstar
New York Yankees
Casey
Cleveland
NBC
Kiwanis Tops Shell Oil in Babe Ruth League action
Kiwanis defeated Shell Oil 14 4 in a Babe Ruth League doubleheader at Germantown. Ramsburg and Whisner led Kiwanis with extra base hits as Walkersville, Creagerstown, Lovettsville, and Broad Run posted wins in a series of Saturday games. Protested games from June 18 and a busy schedule for next Sunday are noted along with team standings and individual highlights.
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Ondas
Kiwanis
Shell Oi
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Lovertsille
Walkersville
Middletown
Bolivar
Broad Rum
Creagerstown
Backeystown
Lovettsville
Dale Ramsburg
Schellini Buckeystown
Petaus Bo
Babe Ruth League
Whisner
Moss
Sworks
Bolitaris Romat
Cocarday
Shell Oil
Ramsburg
Doubs
Shell
Bread Bus
Aes
gCreagerstown
MI J. Grove
Lovensville
le Saines
Buckeystown
Comers iTeam
Ww. LL. Pettoon
Ikiwanis
Rotary
Baltimore
Thelorcelsior
J. Grove
Sidale
Suburbanlshel Ou
Walter Homans
Rechichar
Nore Country Club
Washington
Baltimore Colts
Keo Inaisa
Bertie Saelt
University of Ten- Kiwanis
Charley Bassler
Roll
Nessee
Sa Sanes Rane Eling
Jack Isaacs
Langley
Harry Griesmer
Bethesda
Haye
Welty
Risehart
Andy Gibson
Pilson
Rischeer Ia Sar
Maryland
John O'Donnelljas
Arount Pleasant
Izret
Storks
Hillendale
Spaeker
Ela West
Amsburg
Moore Loses Light Heavyweight Title As Vacant Stirs Boxing Talks
Archie Moore is no longer the light heavyweight champion after the World Championship Committee declared the title vacant. Julius Helfand, head of the New York State Athletic Commission, noted Moore did not sign to defend against Tony Anthony by July 7 and discussed potential fights with Sinatra-backed promoter Hank Sanicola. The National Boxing Assn. attended the Paris meeting and agreed with the vacancy decision. Moore may still pursue a bout for a new title, possibly with Anthony, though no deal exists and a $190,000 guarantee is mentioned in connection with a fight.
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New York
Archie Moore
Julius Helland
New York State Athletic Commission
Faris
Moore
Archie
Anthony
Frank Sinatra
Hank Sanicola
Los Angeles
Fana
Cyvyiane Moore
Duonington
Pompey
Anthony WY
League Leaders in AP Batting and Pitching by League
The AP league leaders list batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, runs batted in, and stolen bases for both the American and National Leagues with players from New York, Milwaukee, and St. Louis among the top names. The report also notes a July 7 boxing or boxing-related event and a Portsmouth regatta with contenders and plans for an elimination series.
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Associated Press
Maine
New York
Mantle
Rons
Skowron
Mazzone
Boston
Gardner
Baltimore
Minoso
Chicago
Kaline
Landis
Rivera
Aparicio
Shann
Wyan
Cleveland
Aaron
Milwaukee
iHits
jDoubles—Musial
St. _ Louis
Mays
Ibu Meraoie
Aagal
Mame
Parnees
Schmidt
St. Louis
Anthony
Suthep Santee
Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Portsmouth
Big Don Dunnington
Bethesda
Johnson
Pom Md
Ijamsville Wins Postponed Game in Nine Run Drama
Ijamsville defeated Knoxville 9 to 5 in a postponed May 19 game. Ijamsville surged with four ninth inning runs on a walk theft sacrifice error and three singles after a tied game. H Geisbert doubled thrice, Bagent and Lenn singled, Whisman struck out ten for the win. Mt Lena beat Frederick DeMolay 14 to 3 with Daggenhart homering and Henry and Barr triples in the first inning.
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Heart of Maryland
Ijamsville
Knoxville
Qameville
Bagent
Lenn
H. Geisbert
Whisman
Mt. Lena
Frederick DeMolay
Daggenhart
Henry
Barr
Reading Clerk Clarence Markland Sr Dies at 75
Clarence J. W. Markland Sr., longtime reading clerk to the Maryland House of Delegates, died Friday night at Union Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He was 75 and had served in the General Assembly for six sessions. Funeral services scheduled for 11 am Tuesday in Baltimore. His widow and five children survive.
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Baltimore
Clarence JW. Markland Sr
House of Delegates
Maryland General Assembly
Markland
Associated Press
Baltimore Gas
Frack Thomas
Pirates Electric Co
Oni Union Memorial Hospital
Heibase
Pirates
Giants
Dick Farrell
Phillies
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Tri-County League
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Jeany Vata
Lane
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Arene Youay
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National Boxing Assn
Paris
the News
Frederick, Md
Dodgers
Ilief Xoles
Phils
Miss Pinky
Pantene
Miples
Nieman
McDougald
Simpson
Rane
Magnavox
William S
Patrick Street
Ain
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Heart of Mt. League
Mt. Tena' v
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Harmony
Mt Airy
Joe
Ifer
American Oil Company
Mary A. Bird
Frederick County
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Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Fairview Avenue
Oldsmobile
Vicorian
Duncan Phyfe
Sheffield
Sunbeam
Mary
Marsland
Emmett E. Bowlats
Horace M. Alexander
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