Frederick and Mt Airy edge in state league clash
Frederick defeated Pt of Rocks 10 to 2 as Sole led with three runs batted in and Ramsburg propelled a seven-run surge. Mt Airy beat Liberty 8 to 1 behind Killian and Jones on the mound, with Ward Sneader and Burgee adding key hits and Ramsburg contributing a run.
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Musial Delivers Homer as Cardinals Sweep Giants
Stan Musial's two run homer in the seventh lifts the St Louis Cardinals to a 6 4 win over San Francisco in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader. Earlier the Giants won the opener 4 3 in 15 innings after Ken Boyer's error let Willie Mays score the winning run.
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Tammy Named To U. S. Track Team, Yankees Split On Berra Double
In Cleveland, Tammy earns a spot on the U S track team as the Yankees split a doubleheader with a 7 4 win in the second game. Berra doubles off Ted Abernathy and the Yankees pull ahead in the 10th after Cleveland blasts three homers in the opener.
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Davis earns berth on US track team in Dayton meet
Tammy Davis won a berth on the United States Track Team as an alternate after finishing fourth in the women's 100 meter hurdles at the National Meet in Dayton Ohio. She will travel to Russia Poland West Germany and Kineland for European competition.
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Red Hot Nats Run Streak to 7 Games
The Washington Senators completed a doubleheader sweep of the Los Angeles Angels to extend their winning streak to seven, their longest since 1949. Don Zimmer hit a grand slam in game two, driving in three runs in the first game as Jim King and Don Lock contributed key homers. The Orioles also beat Minnesota 4-3 in extra innings, aided by a wild throw scoring the winning run. Turley earned his 100th AL win with a one-hitter for the Angels in a separate note.
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National League Rides Five .300 Hitters to All Star Favor
Cleveland hosts the 34th All Star game with the NL banked on five .300 hitters in its starting lineup and three more on the bench. Tommy Davis Bill White Dick Groat and Ken Boyer lead the lineup as 50 000 fans pack Municipal Stadium at noon EST to watch the clash with the American League. The NL trails 17 15 1 in the mid-summer series dating to 1933, and only one game will be played this year.
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Selection of star players for All Star games outlined
The article lists American and National League players for the upcoming All Star game including Hank Aaron Ralph Houk Leon Wagner Frank Malzone Al Kaline Albie Pearson Nellie Fox Zoilo Versalles Mickey Mantle and other stars. It notes starting lineups and pitching plans with pitchers Jim Bouton Ken McBride Spahn Koufax and OTo. It mentions injuries and readiness of key infielders and outfielders.
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Boston
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Cozy Corner Softball Weekend Split At Home And Toward Victory
Cozy Corner split a doubleheader with Martinsburg at McCurdy Field 7-4 in the opener and 7-1 in the nightcap. They then defeated Thurmont 12-2 in the Frederick Carra League. Kimmel collected six hits across the weekend and produced the team's lone homer in the first game.
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Doc Kearns Dies Legendary boxing manager
Doc Kearns long time manager of Jack Dempsey and other champions died Sunday in Miami after a hospital stay. The hard living promoter helped build boxing’s first million dollar gates with Dempsey and Rickard and mentored stars like Mick Walker and Jackie Fields. Kearns rose from Waterloo Michigan to Alaska with Tex Rickard and later endured financial highs and lows before his death at his son’s home surrounded by family.
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