Orioles Blank Kansas City in 8-0 Victory
The Baltimore Orioles, led by Steve Barber in a four in a row shutout performance, defeated the Kansas City Athletics 8-0. Barber improved to 10-6 with four shutouts this season as Shaw took the loss, while a 12-hit attack supported the win and finished Baltimore’s sweep of the four game series.
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Baltimore
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Shaw
Kansas City Athletics
Barber
Shaw
Jerry Walker
Kansas City
Orioles
Bertoia
Snyder
Howser
Brandt Cf
Causey
Gentile
Siebern
Sullivan
Herzog
Johnson
Hansen
Hankins
Adair
Hanks
Tix
Adgair
Throneberry
B. Robinson
Graf Herzog
Adair Hansen
Erbbso Shaw
Walker Ie Barner
O ‘P
Tj—Hensick
F Here
Mon Hurley
All Stars Clash Under Candlestick Wind Split Decision Looms
The American League relies on left handed power from Maris Mantle Cash to beat the National League’s right handed lineup at Candlestick. Koufax Spahn and McCormick top NL pitching options as Boston hosts the 1961 All Star Game July 31. Home runs surge with a shortened left field due to wind and an inner fence. NBC radio television coverage sets 3 pm EST start with a 42 300 capacity crowd expected.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
SAN Francisco AP
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Norm Cash
Paul Richards
Baltimore
National
Boston
Candlestick Park
NBC
League Leaders by The League Leaders by The ASSOCIATE Fress American League Batting
Howard of New York leads AL batting with 368 at bats and .355 average, followed by Cash of Detroit at .355. Mantle and Maris of New York top runs with 74 and 73. Gentile of Boston leads RBIs with 82, Maris 80, Robinson 103, Grubek 103. Power of Cleveland tops doubles with 24, Rubek 22, Wood 8. Maris holds most home runs, Aparicio of Chicago leads in stolen bases.
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Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baits
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Grbek
Doubies—Power
Cleveland
Rubek
Jes—Wood
Landis
Chicago
Aparicio
Chi
Baseball Leaders List From 1969 Season Highlights
The data shows pitching and batting leaders across leagues. Key names include Clemente and Cepeda in batting, Mays and Robinson strong in runs and hits, and Koufax and Koufax-esque figures leading strikeouts. Notable teams include Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Chicago in this era.
Suspicious character Baltimore police lieutenant cashes paycheck
AP reports at a suburban shopping center in Reisterstown a Baltimore police lieutenant in full uniform tried to cash his paycheck but was blocked until he produced identification.
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Baltimore
Reisterstown
Baltimore Police
Yesterday's NFL and MLB Style Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Chicago at 7 9, Cleveland 5 8, Baltimore 8, Kansas City 6, York 3 6, Boston 69 Minnesota 7, Washington 7, Detroit 14 46, and Los Angeles 0 3. No games listed for today.
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Cleveland
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York
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Minnesota
Washington
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Biz
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Cincinnati
Maryland Pony Show closes with Johnny Cake top honors
At Timonium State Fair Grounds the 17th Maryland Pony Show crowned champions in multiple pony categories. Johnny Cake owned by Waverly Farms Warrenton Va won overall in the Large Pony division with Kestwick and Chase Me notable reserves while other class winners included Small Ponies Winchester Marine Efram Potts Baltimore and Novice Hot Stuff Beaver Tate Cockeysville Md.
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Johnny Cake
Waverly Farms
Warrenton
Maryland
State Fair Grounds
Winchester Marine
Efram Potts
Baltimore
Pixie
Douglas Hugg
Annapolis
Kestwick
R. L. Robertson
Montpelier Station
Roll Cail
Bobby Gardner
Washington, D. C
Chase Me
Patricia Gorrell
Bel Air
Hot Stuff
Beaver Tate
Cockeysville
King’s Jem
Jack Worsham
Washington, D.C
J. K. Perren
Richmond
Candy Stick
Lynn Freed
Philadelphia
Equittaion
Susane Ortynsky
Robin Hughes
Potomac, Md
Walkersville wins 12th straight with protest over time call
Walkersville defeats Springers 6-4 after a ninth inning protest over time being called. Earl Hargett pitched for Lovettsville in the separate game, while Creagerstown beat Lovettsville 9-2 as Reed topples Zimmerman. Broad Run tops Doubs 9-6. Middletown down Bolivar 4-2. Germantown shells Buckeystown 12-3.
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Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Springer
Tom Geiser
Harold Hargett
Ken Linton
Bunce Gilbert
Hargett
Gilbert
Geiser
Tri-County League
Mel Garber
Larry Duncan
Bob Stull
Ken Duncan
Duncan
Charlie Crum
Ken Eaves
Grayson Ramsburg
Crum
Eaves
Germantown
Buckeystown
Legerstown
Zimerman
Heatherly
Lare
Sthinsing
Williams
George Mentzer
G. Cooper
Babel
Jones
Reed
Zimmerman
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Angleberger
Carrigan
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Ricketts
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Ion Ricketts
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Creagerstown
Lovettsville
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Frederick hosts adult beginners tennis classes start July 32
The City of Frederick Recreation Commission offers adult beginners tennis classes beginning Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Frederick High School courts. Lloyd Slugger Rice will instructor the program.
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City of Frederick Recreation
Pirates Top Braves 5 4 in Three Game Sweep
Pirates win 5-4 over Braves on Bill Whedon two run single in seventh. Walt Moryn adds two homers driving in three as Pittsburgh completes series sweep. Burdette’s five game win streak ends. all three games decided by one run.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Lew ‘Burdette
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Mor Burdette
Ina
Earl Francis
Dodgers
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Friend
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Terre
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TJAMSVILLE NIPS MT. AIRY 3-2 IN BRUNSWICK BASEBALL BATTLE
Pt Rocks wins 3-2 behind Jim Costas's bases loaded single in the first inning driving in two. Bob Smith pitched well for Pt Rocks with a fourth inning run by Brunswick kept in check. Merriman took the loss as Brunswick totaled nine hits while Pt Rocks collected nine.
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Jim Costas
Pt. of Rocks
of Rocks
Bob Smith
Smith
Railroaders
Bob Painter
Painter
Bob Shores
Billy Merriman
Max Whitehead
Nock Deener
Costas
Shores
Deener
Marty Garrett
Joe Gordon
Merriman
Railroader
Rocks
Baumgardner
Harmony tops Frederick Ramblers in Heart of Maryland League
Harmony beat the Frederick Ramblers 15-7 to stay atop the Heart of Maryland League standings. Liberty fell to Lucketts 8-1, and Taylorstown edged Knoxville 7-6. Williams tripled for Lucketts, Green homered for Taylorstown, and a nine-run third inning doomed Frederick.
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Frederick Ramblers
Heart of Maryland
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Taylorstown
Knoxville
Frederick
Wheeler
Lewis
Hawes
Williams
All Star Team Names Starting Lineup for Tuesday Game
AL manager Paul Richards announced the starting lineup for the All Star Game in San Francisco. John Temple 2b Norman Cash Ib Mickey Mantle of Roger Maris rf Rocky Colavito f Tony Kubek is John Romano 1b Brooks Robinson 3b are listed with the pitcher to be announced before game time.
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Paul Richards
San Francisco
John Temple
Cleveland
Norman Cash Ib
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
New York
Roger Maris
Rocky Colavitoff
Tony Kubekis
John Romano
Brooks Robinson
Richards
Tjamsville Frederick : Brunswick league scoreboard
A cluttered scoreboard shows results for Tjamsville Frederick Brunswick New Market Mt Airy Thurmont Pt of Rocks Jefferson Yamsville and other teams with scores and standings. Sunday games list New Market at Jamsville Pt of Rocks at Frederick Brunswick at Thurmont Mt Airy at Jefferson.
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Frederick
Brunswick
New Market
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
of Rocks
Jefferson Wooo
Yamsville
Mt. Y Airy
Jefferson
Sjamsville
Pt. of Rocks
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