Ijamsville Leads State League With Strong Batting Pace
Ijamsville dominates Maryland State League play with a composite .390 team average and power from outsized hitters like Bul Crone Buzz Wagner and Dick Sneadner. The club has 163 more runs scored than opponents and nine home runs, while Don Neel posts 51 strikeouts in 38 2 3 innings as the team pursues first place against New Market.
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Charley
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Fred Young
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Tramsville
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Fans Should Vote All Star Game Ballots At Every Game
New York AP reports Ted Williams favors an old style where fans select All Star players. Williams supports ballots for every attending fan but cautions against voting for home team stars. He also notes the challenging Memorial Stadium backdrop affected play and night lighting complicating hitting for players.
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Oxco Boys Defeat Elks By Five to Four
Amateur league action features Oxco beating Elks 5 to 4 in a tight game. The season’s batting leaders and pitching leaders from the American and National Leagues are listed, highlighting top performers such as Mantle, Power, and Jensen, with season stats across runs, RBIs, hits, and stolen bases.
Orioles win two against Kansas City to tighten AL race
In Baltimore the Orioles beat Kansas City 7-3 and 5-6 to move into fifth place, while the Athletics drop to third behind Boston and New York. Portocarrero earned his first win over KC in the second game as Pilarek and Busby drove in key runs. Daley took the loss in the opener.
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Harvey Kuenn
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Monocacy River Work Center Guides Wardens Role
District game wardens operate from Lewistown Work Center near Mountaindale, directing fishery and wildlife tasks across Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard Counties. The center coordinates deer season radio contact and hatchery work, with offices run by Albert M. Powell and Wildlife Superintendent Lewis Rudasill. The Monocacy River region features Starner Dam, Sportsman Dam, and Buckeystown Dam, offering crappie, largemouth bass, bluegill and other species. Local clubs like Quirault and Catoctin aid restoration. Wardens field operations extend into Adams County Pennsylvania to protect wildlife and guide farmers.
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Lewistown
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Carroll
Montgomery
Howard Counties
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Shirley Norris
Shirley
Tadio
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Monocacy
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Rotary Blanks Grove In4 To 0 Ruth Game
Rotary bats Grove down 4 to 0 as M J Grove allows four bases on balls and Zimmerman belts the lone extra base hit a triple. Hammond wins, Rinehart allows four runs in eight innings, Moss and Sieding work as umpires over a two hour game.
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Optimist Little League Scores Tie In Odd Night
In a mixed results slate the Blue Jays routed the Red Wings 16 to 3 while the Black Hawks managed a 7 to 2 win. JI Amick and McHenry led on defense as Stevens spent time at the bench. A second game preview lists Black Hawks facing Wings today and notes standings with Red Wings at 2 7H and Green Sox also in the mix.
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Red Wings
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Carmen BasiliaeArt Aragon
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Ara
Hurricane Jackson Retired After Commission Action
New York officials ordered heavyweight Tom Imy Hurricane Jackson to retire from boxing on the advice of the medical advisory board. He had been barred by the National Boxing Assn. last November due to danger of serious injury if he continued. Jackson rose to prominence in 1954, fought Floyd Patterson last July, and was stopped in the tenth round. An outdoor bout was moved to August 18 at Wrigley Field.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Tom“Imy
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Jackson
National Boxing Assn
Floyd J Patterson
Land
Young pitcher Dick Smith joins Phillies prospect line
Walkersville high hurler Dick Smith, praised as a pitching sensa, signs with the Phillies for a reported 75006 dollars and expects first action in the weekend. He has posted an 8a record with the Lions and has trained with Brunswick, Georgia, while in the Phillies organization.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Baseball standings and schedule from Today's games
American and National League standings show New York Milwaukee Boston and others leading with records and percentages. Daily results list Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland Milwaukee Los Angeles Baltimore Kansas City Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh San Francisco and Washington games. Saturday schedules include Chicago at Boston Philadelphia at Chicago Detroit at Washington and other city matchups.
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Baseball notes and Fangio retirement hint
Yesterday's Stars reports Pirates pitcher Bob Parker blanked the Giants for a 4 0 victory extending a 42 inning shutout streak. Lew Burdette of the Braves tied NL pitching records by two homers in one game driving in five with a grand slam and a solo shot in an 84 win over the Dodgers. In Genoa Argentina's Juan Manuel Fangio said retirement from racing was practically definite.
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