Carder Hurls Legion To Sixth District Title
Frederick defeats Hampstead 4 2 to clinch the District 2 baseball championship behind Bill Carder’s one hitter. Dick Bayles homered and Williams, Franklin, and Bayles led Frederick with two hits apiece as the Legion closed the district schedule and advanced to the state finals set for August 3 at College Park.
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Francis Scott Key American Legion Post
Legion
Bill Carder
Hampstead
Cumberland
Calder
Dick Bayles
Frederick
Bill Franklin
Tom Richy
Tom Colliflower
Adrain Winpigler
Bayles
Thurmont
College Park
Frederick Hampstead
Franklin
Smith
Ricky
Lippy
Sieverts
Melidecker
E . Frederick
Lippy Knaie Franklin
Orth
Bicgy
Carder
Beller
Doubleheader Victory for Chicago Cubs
The Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies in both games of a Sunday doubleheader, 9-8 and 8-5, aided by early power and late rallies. Ed Bouchee and Al Heist homered in the opener as Chicago built a big lead, while Don Demeter drove in three for Philadelphia in the nightcap before Chicago reclaimed the lead and held on. Tony Taylor left the first game with a dislocated left thumb. manager Gene Mauch and catcher Daryl Johnson were ejected in the second game. Robin Roberts reinjured his knee during a fielding play and left.
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Joe Mgoshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Cubs
Ed Bouchee
al Heist
Philadelphia
Phillies
Don Demeter
Phils
Tony Taylor
Gene March
Daryl Johnson
Frank Cascoli
Robin Roberts
Phila
Hahaffey
Ferrarese
Burhandt
Green
Baldschun
Dalrymple Hobbie Schultz
Ellsworth
Anderson
Bertell
Thacker
W—Hobbne
L — Mahaffey
Indians Drop Pair to Sox in Doubleheader Sweep
The Chicago White Sox swept Cleveland with a 7-5 win in the first game on Sherm Lollar's pinch hit grand slam off Frank Funk and an 9-8 victory in the nightcap after Wille Kirkland homered three times. Ray Herbert earned the win in relief as Chicago piled 14 hits. Bubba Phillips added a two run shot for Cleveland in game one, while Kirkland's three blasts in game two gave him 14 homers this season. The doubleheader featured eight total homers, tying a league record, with Lollar’s slam marking the fifth pinch hit grand slam in the AL that year.
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Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Sherm Loliar
Wille Kirkland
Lollar
Frank Funk
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Herbert
Chicago
Detroit Tigers sweep Angels for two wins to top league
Detroit beat Los Angeles twice 10 and 63 behind Frank Lary and Jim Bunning to move one game up on the Yankees in the American League. Lary improved to 13-4 with a three hitter, while Bunning earned his ninth victory aided by Hank Aguirre in relief. The Tigers capitalized on Angels errors and clutch hits, including Mike Rourke’s RBI and a decisive three–run sixth inning.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
Detroit
DetroitTigers
Los Angeles Angels
Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Lary
Bunning
Hank Aguirre
New York
Boston
Steve Bilk
Angels
Bilko
Tigers
Ryne Duren
Los Angeles
Grba
Donohue
Averill
Cards Giants split doubleheader in San Francisco
In the second game San Francisco pitchers Jack Sanford and Sam Jones held St Louis to four hits as the Giants won 6-1 ending a six game skid. Orlando Cepeda homered in both games to run his NL leading total to 24. Ken Boyer and Carl Sawatski provided the Cardinals with late offense in the opener, but Willie Mays hit a two run shot for San Francisco in the first game. Sanford earned the win and Ray Sadecki the loss in game two with McDaniel securing the opener for St Louis.
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Harry Jupiter
SAN Francisco
Jack Sanford
Sam Jones
St .Louis
Cardinals
Sanford
Orlando Cepeda
Linds McDaniel
J Giants
Juan Marichal
St Louis
Simmons
McDaniel
Schaffer Odell
Marchal
Landrith
L—Marichal
St Lows Boyer
Sawatsh
Cepeda
Mays
St. Louis
San Fran
Sadechi
Anderson
Ro Miler
McCarver Sanford
Jones
Bailey W—Sanford
L—Sadechi
Martinsburg Tops East Frederick AC In Tri-State Play
Martinsburg defeated East Frederick AC 2-1 in eight innings to sweep the year series. Halltown shut out Hagerstown 6-0 as Blank and Cattlett dueled. Benner doubled in the eighth for Martinsburg's decisive runs. Henry Lake led Martinsburg with 2 for 3 while Crawford added 2 for 4. East Frederick heads to Halltown next for a Tri-State Major Softball League matchup.
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Martinsburg
East Frederick AC
Halltown
Hagerstown
Jun Blank
Bull Cattlett
Bob Benner
Henry Lake
Acs
Maris 33rd homer helps Yankees split twin bill
Yankees win 3-0 as Sheldon shuts out Red Sox in game one, with Elston Howard collecting three hits and Roger Maris hitting his 33rd homer. Boston rebounds to take game two 9-6 behind Don Schwall, Ralph Terry suffers the loss for the Yankees.
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NEW York
Rocke Roland Sheldon
New York Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Carl Yastremski
Gary Geiger
Sox
Johnny Blanchard
Elston Howard
Roger Maris
Yankees
Bill Monboucuette
Gene Cowles
Sheldon
Triek
Aman
Ralph Terry
Jim Coates
RBI
Yastremski
Jensen
Tex Clevenger
Leg Berra
Jim Pacharents
Don Schwall
Monbanquette Conley
Niven Sheldon
Howard W— Sheldon
Monbanquette
New York Maris
Robinson's Big Day Powers Reds Past Dodgers in 14-3 Win
Frank Robinson drove in seven runs with two homers and a bases loaded double as Cincinnati crushed Los Angeles 14-3. Joey Jay won his 12th, Dodger starter Roger Craig took the loss as Cincinnati widened its division lead while Robinson’s blast sparked a beanball incident involving Don Drysdale. Freese and Roseboro homered for their teams. In Maryland news, Carroll Huntress joined Tom Nugent's Maryland staff as an assistant coach after freshman duty.
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Los Angeles
Frank Robinson
Cincinnat
Reds
Joey Jay
Dodgers
Dodger
Robinson
Don Drysdale
Dissdele
Drysdale
Flatermpire
Dusty Boggess
Roger Craig
Vada Pinson
Gene Freese
Charlie Eal
Johnny Roseboro
Cincinnati
Jay and
Edwards Craig Koufax
Perranoski
Farrell
Roseboro Wray
L-Craig
Freese
Neal
Roseboro
College Park
Carroll Huntress
University of Maryland
University
Huntress
Tom Nugent
Maryland
University of New Hampshire
Maine
Twins Break Senator Hex with 7 1 Win in Washinton
In a 7 to 1 victory over the Washington Senators, the Minnesota Twins snap a four game skid as Camilo Pascual yields nine strikeouts and Earl Battey belts two home runs and a double. Pascual improves to seven wins against 11 losses, while Tom Cheney and John Klipstein are charged with the early runs.
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Washington
API
Camilo Pascual
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Earl Battey
Twins
Pascual
Cubar
Tom Cheney
John Klopsten
Bennie Daniels
Dave Lister
Sicters
Minnesota
Batte
Cheney
Klippstein
Damiels
Sisler
Green
Winnesota Batley
Lepico
Pontiac Demonstrator 4 Dr Hardtop Listing
Classified car ad listing several used vehicles with details on condition mileage and features. Includes a 1958 Pontiac demonstrator 4 door hardtop with 29700 miles, R and H, hydramatic power steering and brakes in white, an eight dollar entry appears mistaken. also a 1956 Ford V8 2 door hardtop described as sharp, a 1956 Chevrolet 4 cylinder with 41000 miles, a 1934 Plymouth six cylinder four door with power brakes, and a Chevrolet 4 door sedan with R and H.
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Pontiac
Ford
Olds
Chevrolet
Eddy Pauwels Wins 14th Tour de France Leg in Belgium
Eddy Pauwels of Belgium clinched the 14th leg of the Tour de France, a 174 kilometer stage from Montpellier, finishing in 4 hours 21 minutes 42 seconds to secure the yellow jersey as overall leader.
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Perpignan
France
Clay Santin
Italy
Montpellier
Francisco Gabica
Eddy Pauwels
Belgium
Montpeler
McDermott Suspended By Cardinals Over Curfew Violation
St Louis Cardinals suspended pitcher Maurice Mickey McDermott indefinitely for breaking training curfew rules during the past two nights. Manager John Keane said the action follows a violation of established team curfew and might affect his status with the club.
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McDermott
San Francisco
St Louis Cardinals
Maurice Mickey McDermott
John Keane
Cardinals suspend McDermott for curfew violation
The Frederick News reports that 32 year old pitcher McDermott was suspended and sent home to Miami after a Chicago incident in which he had been fined $500 for breaking the club curfew. He had appeared in 19 games and had a 16 loss record since joining as a free agent this spring.
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Waryland
McDermott
Miami
Cardinals
Chicago
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