Lovettsville Beats Buckeystown 7 5 In Purcellville Showdown
Lovettsville defeated Buckeystown 7 to 5 Tuesday night in Purcellville Virginia in a Tri County League makeup game. Winning pitcher Larry Wenner came in at the fourth with two outs and allowed four runs on six hits while fanning six. Harold Hargett took the loss after igniting Buckeystown with three hits including a double.
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Lovettsville
Buckeystown
Purcellville
Larry Wenner
Harold Hargelt
Buckeysteens
Levettville
Eer
Buckeystean
Levettsvile
Hargett
Arentzer
P. Cooper
Comper
Fletcher
Jones
B. Loun
Joe Lenhart
Everhart
Cooper
Wenner
Geese
Chisox Sweep Tribe With 9-3 Victory
Chicago White Sox rout Cleveland Indians 9-3 to sweep the two game series. Billy Pierce pitched all nine innings for the win, allowing seven hits and fanning three. Gene Freese and Al Smith hit key homers powering a five run rally in the seventh. Jim Perry took the loss, dropping to 9-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Pierce
Gene Freese
al Smith
Freese
Jim Perry
White Sox
Perry
Chicago
Cleveland Odo
Lollar
Latman
Hawkins
Romano
No Mercy for Boat Owners in Maryland Enforcement Tightens
The Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission and Department of Game and Inland Fish announced a July 15 deadline for warning tickets under the new boat act. Unlicensed boats face up to 200 dollar fines after July 15, with registration required for motor boats over 742 horsepower and sailboats over 25 feet. About 37,000 applications processed. target 95,000 to 125,000 boats.
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Annapolis
H. C. Byrd
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Ernest A. Vaughn
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Roy Rafter
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Rafter
O. L. Sunderland
Tidewater Fisheries Department
Coast Guard
Maryland
League Leaders By The Accotsted Once
American League batting leaders include Gentile and Runnels with high averages, Mantle and Maris pace runs and RBIs, and Aparicio leading in steals. National League leaders feature Mays in batting and runs, Banks and Aaron driving RBI, with strong pitching marks from Roebuck and Williams.
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Gentile
Baltimore
Runnels
Boston
Mantle
New York
Maris
Smith
Chicago
Skowron
Lollar
Aparicio
Fox
Snyder
Kansas City
Lemon
Washington
Landis
Coates
B. Daley
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Havana team to move to Jersey City next Tuesday
The Havana franchise will be moved out of Cuba by the International League probably next Tuesday and the remaining home games of the 1960 schedule played in Jersey City Cincinnati and other U S venues. The move stems from Cuba’s political situation and exchange restrictions. Shaughnessy and Redlegs officials plan to meet Jersey City park officials the same day.
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New York
Havana
Cuba
International League
Jersey City
Cincinnati
U.S
Associated Press
Frank Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Cincinnati Redlegs
Havanta
Stengel Doubts Orioles Will Fold In Tight pennant race
Casey Stengel expressed confidence in the Baltimore Orioles, saying the youthful club would stay close in the pennant race. He noted their strong scoring and hinted the Orioles resemble last year’s contenders, despite early league leadership. Also highlights: Bob Skinner drove in all three Pirates RBIs in a 3-2 win over the Reds. Warren Spahn halted Milwaukee’s skid with a 2-0 victory over Philadelphia. Hans Wilsdorf, founder of Rolex, dies at 80.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Orioles
Robinson
Associated Press
Bob Skinner
Pirates
RBI
Reds
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Phils
Dodgers Rout Cubs 7 1 as Pirates Sweep Cincinnati
The Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 7 1 to narrow the NL deficit, while Pittsburgh sealed a 3 2 win over Cincinnati on Bob Skinner’s two out two run double. Don Drysdale improved to 6 10 in a strong eight strikeouts effort despite eight hits and four walks. The Pirates extended their lead over Milwaukee to 52 games while Hank Aaron powered Atlanta with a homer and sacrifice fly in a 2 0 win over Philadelphia.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dodgers
San Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Bob Skinner
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Warren Spahe
Don Drysdale
George Altman
Spahohs gains 275th win as NL southpaws shine
Spaho earned his 275th victory and 48th shutout with 19 strikeouts. Smoky Burgess returned from a two day suspension to hit a pinch single, and Ed Mizell won for the Pirates as the Reds dropped their fourth straight. Lee Walls and Bobby Del Greco doubled in the ninth for the Phillies before a double play ended the threat. Aaron hit his 23rd homer in the sixth as the Braves snapped a losing streak. The piece closes noting Uranus satellites move east to west.
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Wilmer Mizell
Etroy Face
Reds
Spaho
Lee Walls
Bobby del Greco
Phils
Spahine
Bobby Gene Smith
Billy Bruton
del Crandall
Aaron
Chris Short
Braves
New York May Get Franchises in National League
The New York World Telegram said a dramatic switch in NL sentiment favors returning a National League team to New York City through expansion to ten teams. Warren Giles, NL president, noted less opposition to expansion than a year ago after Giants left for San Francisco and Dodgers to Los Angeles following the 1957 season.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
New York City
Associated Press
Giants
San Francisco
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
the World-Telegram
Warren Giles
National League
League owners debate expansion amid eight member stalemate
Report notes a May meeting of major league owners where only two of eight were strongly opposed to a 10 club league. A unanimous vote is required for expansion, signaling continued gridlock despite discussions of growth and shifts in team strategy.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ricardo Gonzalez
Boxing results from Dartmouth and Halifax bouts
In Dartmouth Nova Scotia Lenni Sparks defeated Guy la Conte 243 to 14. In Halifax G and Tokyo Kazuyoshi Amada of Japan outpointed Flashy Panic Philippines 1126 to 10. The card featured international participants with Amada securing a clear decision.
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Dartmouth
N.S
Lenni Sparks
Halifax
Guy la Conte
Boston
Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Amada
Japan
Philippines
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Chisox
TRIBE
Ken Walters
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Walter
Phillies
Mauch
Walters
NBA
Bolt Providence
APY
Tony Maceroni
National Waxing Assn
Gene Fullmer
Ray Robinson
Meceroni
Paul) Pender
Denver
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Tom Dubhski
Louis Kelley
Ssharhaies
Mays
Larker
Skinner
Banks
Cunningham St. Louis
Pinson
Bruton
Kirkland
White
St. Louis
Wil
Roebuck
Williams
Drysdale
Friend
Havanateam
Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Prince
Shenandoah
Hinsdale
N. H
APO
William S. Lynch
Hinsdale Raceway
Lynch
Lewes
Del
Hobo
Ray Reward
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Casey
Geneva
Switzerland
Hans Wilsdorf
Rolex Watch Co
Plymouth
Fk. & RO
Dodge
Dr. Harp
Renn Pontiac
East Sixth St
Dial MO
Bill Mazeroski
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Jim Brosnan
Smoky Burgess
Bill Henry
Recter
Rexall
Owser
Reed Motor Co
Middletown
Volkswagen
Austin
Hillman
Jon
West Patrick St
Reyl Forder
Bel Air Forder & Cyl
St. Trans. R. & HL
Tudor Mercematic
Frederick
Mercury
Montclair
SIMCA
Decor
Hester
DE Soto
Pontiac
Race
Montcair
Chrysler
Moyer
COMET
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Storm & Shipley
North Market St
West Second St
Austin Ass
Yford
Cond. Ltd
Intenor. Ltd
Oes
and S
Lawson Motor
Rambler
P. BR
RL & H
Holtp
Bel Air
BR. & Wr
Dr. Hardtop
PG. BR
City Motors
WFMD
Nicodemus
Hetp
Hettp
Fordomatic
Sharp
Ford
Hottp
GMC
Boots Monroe
Buick
Dr. Sed
Lew G.mac
Open
the Ideal Garage Co
E. Patrick
DeSoto Sportsman
Windsor
Lincoln
South ST
Fairlane
Best Buy
Chevrolet
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick
Goliath Station
Mercury Harp
Redlie
Center
West
Patrick St
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