Frederick Highs Plays At McCurdy Field In 1960 Home Schedule
Slants from the sports desk note Frederick High School may shift its 1960 home games to McCurdy Field due to lack of bleachers at the new Frederick High School sports plant. Some games may remain afternoon affairs rather than night contests. Charley Keller maintains a .303 average with Fargo in the Class C Northern League, with six homers and 47 RBIs. Ted Beard manages Indianapolis in the American Association, hitting .281 with 68 hits in 242 at bats. Frederick American Legion hosts Thurmont at McCurdy Field as district play heats up and a doubleheader on July 16 at McCurdy Field looms as a local draw.
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McCurdy Field
Frederick Hich
FHS
Charley Keller
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Donald
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American Assn
Indians
Woodsboro Star
American Legion
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key
Cumberland
Western Maryland
College Park
East Frederick
SHAG ORDERS HAVANA TEAM TO JERSEY CITY
Inter national League president Frank Shaughnessy orders the Havana Sugar Kings relocated to Jersey City due to an emergency in Havana. The club will likely play its first game at a new home next Friday at Roosevelt Stadium, with lease plans being arranged in Jersey City.
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Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Havana Sugar Kings
Jersey City
Shaughnessy
Roberto Maduro
Havana
Rooseveltum
Bernard J. Berry
Roosevelt Stadium
Sugar Kings
Cincinnati Reds
National League
U.S
Colum
Don Larsen Sent to Minor Loop
Don Larsen, famed for pitching the only perfect World Series game, was optioned to the Dallas-Fort Worth team of the American Association after an 0-5 start this season with the Kansas City Athletics. The item notes misdated World Series glory with the Yankees and a 2-0 victory over Brooklyn in the fifth game.
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Don Larsen
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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New York Yankees
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Yankee Stadium
Frederick A C softball team meets Martinsburg in key showdown
East Frederick A C unbeaten in TriState Major Softball League visits Martinsburg in a critical first-place battle. Martinsburg fields a strong lineup led by Bud Minsick. Frederick counters with Kenny Shaw Eddie Rice and Earl Lenhart returning from injury. Jimi Blank starts for East Frederick with Max Kehne in relief as a large crowd is anticipated at Martinsburg.
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Bud Minsick
George Rockiwell
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Frederick
Kenny Shaw
Eddie Rice
Earl Lenhart
W. Va. F
Henry' i Lake
Sonny White
Abe Glad ‘Hill
Stick Gearinger
A. Cs
Frederick Nine
A.C
Guy Ramsburg
Jimi ‘Blank
Max Kehne
Armory
West Second Street
Trravel
Palmer Strives as Open Lead Shrinks in Flooded St Andrews
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pa trails leader Kel Nagle by four strokes after a rain delayed final round at St Andrews. Palmer opened with birdies and 34 strokes on the first nine but bogeyed the last two, blaming a poor club choice by his caddy. Gary Player shot 72 to reach 215 while Peter Thomson posted 216 after a 75.
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Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
St .Andrews Foday
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Kel 'Nagle
Australia
Palmer
Roberto de Vicenzo
Armold
Gary Player
Peter Thomson
Grove Excelsior win in Babe Ruth League doubleheader
Grove defeated Moose 11-2 in the opener as seven runs in the third inning fueled the win. Excelsior edged Shell 14-10 in the nightcap with seven runs in the sixth inning securing the victory. Stull Keyser Richy Foland Edwards Mulcahley Hart Kennedy Bowie noted among players.
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Moose
Nhe
Excelsior
Shell
Dairymen
Grove i Og
Stull
Keyser
Richy
Foland
Excelsior MH
Edwards
Ee Mulcahley
Hart
Kennedy
Bowie
First Division Battle Looms In State League Tri Co Action
Bolivar meets Middletown in a key Tri County League showdown with three frontline pitchers Reeder Bud Gilroy and Pat Gilroy on the Bolivar staff against Bob Crone or Bob Forest for Middletown. Germantown travels to Buckeystown in another contest while Walkersville faces Yellow Sprigs Doubs plays Broad Run and Lovettsville hosts Creagerstown in a five game slate.
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Dennis Reeder
Bud
Pat Gilroy
Middletown
Germantown
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Doubs
Broad Run
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Walkersville Land
Reeder
Gilroy Brothers
Springers
Jim Beachley
Waldo Ricketts
Maryland State League playoff push kicks off this weekend
New Market faces league leader Wamsville while Frederick meets Thurmont and Brunswick battles Airy as five teams jockey for berths. Jefferson travels to Poolesville and the VFW Hustlers start Tom Michael's mound rotation with Engle or Kinna on the hill.
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Roses
New Market
Frederick
Wamsville
Thurmont
Jefferson
Poolesville
Buckey Miller
al Mayne
Miller
Don Neel
Rick Zim
Merman
Charley Smith
Yamsville
Tyamsie
Jefty
Walt Biser
Ed Ridenour
Mr. Airy
Wayne Hough
Bob Barnhart
Bill Merriman
Railroaders
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Jeffs
Ralph Snyder
Poolestile
County Jr. League Baseball Results Highlight Round
Hyattstown beat Mt. Carmel 21 to 5 as Burdette hit three homers and Keith added one. Middletown defeated Myersville 43 to 10 with Palm two homers. Araby edged Butterfly Lane 15 to 7. Yellow Springs beat Springs 21 to 20 with Hart sock two homers. New Market defeated Walkersville 21 to 5 as Grubbs homered twice. Braddock routed Shookstown 24 to 11 with Wei Seon homering three times.
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Hyattstown
Mt. Carmel
Burdette
Keith
Russell
Mt Carmel
Hyattstown Sion
Wetzel
Murphy
Rippeon
Hafer
Yellow Springs
Emer J
Diamond
Hartsock
Ageton
Brachey
Walkersville
New Market
Grubbs
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Arabya
Mz Carmel
W. L. Pet
Myersville
Middletown Braddock Ee
Harmony
Shookstown Seveet
Playground News Weekly Sports Schedule July 11 Week
Recreation commission events list daily from Monday to Friday with junior softball, teen softball, beginners tennis, and a Friday croquet doubles tournament at Baker Park and McCurdy fields. An adult tennis class begins July 13 at FHS courts led by Lloyd Rice. Louise Suggs and Joyce Ziske lead halfway in Trumbull Women’s Open.
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Frederick Recreation Commission
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Catoctin
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Barman
Baker Park
Amulfinix
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Mo. Ave
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Linden
Rosedale
FHS
Lloyd ‘Stugger” Rice
Suggs
Warren
Ohio
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Trumbull
Senators Triumph Over Orioles 9-5 in Error-Riddled Game
Washington capitalized on four unearned runs to defeat Baltimore 9-5. Dan Dobbeck homered for the Senators, Pedro Ramos earned the win over Jack Fisher, and key defensive miscues by the Orioles helped tilt the scoreboard.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Washington
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Pedro Ramos
Jack Fisher
Jom Lemon
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Billy Gardner
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Jim Gentile
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Haremr
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Baltemore
Garde
Sunday schedule highlights local league matchups
Maryland State League games feature Brunswick at Mt Airy Shook New Market at Tramsville Cannon Frederick at Thurmont Garber Jefferson at Poolesville George Tri County League Germanicum at Buckeystown Clem Walkersville at Yellow Springs Angleberger Doubs at Bread Run Trimer Loveltsville at Creagerstown Groff Bolivar at Middletown Curry Heart of Maryland League Knoxville at Harmony Shefflet Taylorstown at Liberty Watkins Pt of Rocks at Luckett Monghan County Softball League Bartgis and Zimmerman Coopers Tavern Buckeystown at Economy Oil Hyattstown at Lewistown City Tavern at Burkittsville Coral note: limestone skeletons from ancient sea life.
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Mt. Airy
New Market
Tramsville
Cannon Frederick
Thurmont
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Poolesville
George
Germanicun
Buckeystown
Clem Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Angleberger Doubs
Bread Run
Trimer Loveltsville
Creagerstown
Groff Bolivar
Middletown
Curry
Heart of Maryland League
Knoxville
Harmony
Shefflet
Taylorstown
Liberty
Watkins
Pt. of Rocks
Lucketts
Monghan
Bartgis and
Zimmerman Coopers Tavern
Economy Oil
Hyattstown
Lewistown
City Tavern
Burkittsville
Monbouquette stifles Yankees in seven-hitter 8-0 win
Boston’s Bill Monbouquette fired a seven-hit shutout to topple New York 8-0 as Willie Tasby belted a three-run homer and Frank Malzone added a three-run double. Ditmar started for the Yankees and was tagged with the loss.
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Bill Monbouquette
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Red Sox
Willie Tasby
Frank Malzone
Ditmar
Grba
Berra
Monbouquette
H. Sullivan
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Legions Meet Thurmont at Mc Curdy Field This Afternoon
Legion meets Thurmont at Mc Curdy Field at 2 o’clock with Tom Dorsey starting for Francis Scott Key Past, the league leaders. Frederick lineup also includes Sam Hays Danny Boone Dick Bayles Ron Smith and Ken King.
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American Legion
Thurmont
McCurdy Field
Tom Dorsey
Francis Scott Key
Sam Hays
Danny Boone
Dick Bayles
Ron Smith
Ken King
Amvets and NECA win in local Little League action
The Amvets routed the Elks 25 to 5 at Baker Park with Freland and Staley each hitting two homers and R. Roberts adding another. Orth End downed Optimist 65 at Staley Stadium as Brookey went 3 for 3 and Ambrose homered with two on, Frushour allowing seven strikeouts in a strong pitching performance.
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R. Roberts
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Rinpeon
JP Roberts
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Casiiley
Patm. Rinebart
Pirates drop opening game 6-5 to Phillies
Phillies win 6-5 in 10 innings as Dick Farrell drives in Ruben Amaro with a single in the top of the 10th. Hoak and Virdon hit homers for Pittsburgh. Gibbon and Green start for Pirates with Burgess backing Oldis. Farrell earns the win, Green takes the loss.
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Green
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Oldis
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Coker
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Sunday baseball matchups across majors in two leagues
Schedule lists games Sunday including Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at Kansas City with pitchers Bowsfield Scare Woodeshick Wilhelm Coates Delock Burnside Hail Nuxhall Bramont Nottebart Cardwell Miller Conley Broglio Koufax and teams Boston Baltimore New York San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh.
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Late baseball scores and boxing results from across leagues
Scores show Cleveland beats Chicago 4 to 0 in nine with Bell taking the loss. Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 5 to 2 as Pizarro wins and Hook loses. Post hits his 11th homer for Cincinnati and Aaron hits his 24th for Milwaukee. In boxing Freddie Mack stops Bean dack in Sydney Nova Scotia while G Hamilton knocks out Jack Hayden in New Glasgow.
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Sydney
Freddie Mack
Brooklyn
Beandack
Boston
G. Hamilton
Eddie Beattie
Hamilton
Jack Hayden
New Glasgow
N.S
Groundbreaking for 50 000-seat Washington stadium
The project will cost about 20 million dollars and cover 180 acres in the capital. The venue will host 42 000 baseball and 50 000 football fans with 12 500 parking spaces and facilities for buses taxis and helicopters. The Redskins signed a 20 year lease. negotiations continue with Griffith over baseball leasing. Construction is by McCloskey and Co. in Philadelphia.
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Dolar
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Washington Redskins
Redskins
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Washington Senators
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Padelphia
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