All-Star Game Heads into Kansas City Today
The 26th All-Star baseball game at Municipal Stadium features Bob Friend or Vern Law for the National League and Gary Bell Bill Monbouquette or Chuck Estrada for the American League in a 1 pm start. A 30 612 sellout is expected with NBC network coverage and humid conditions.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Kansas City
Bob’ Friend
Vern Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Athletics
Weatherman
NBC
Baseball All Star Game Lineups Mixed Champs Clash
The American and National Leagues finalize star selections with pitchers and power hitters. Notable names include Williams and Musial, Mantle Banks Berra Aaron and Mays among the lineup, while aging veterans pace the rosters and coach voting shapes the 1930s era showcase.
Lovettsville Upsets Creagerstown For First Place Bid
Tri County League action saw Lovettsville take hold of Creagerstown 11-5 to move into sole third, with winning pitcher Lane Reed striking out 11 and getting key relief from Larry Wenner in the ninth. Roy George and Ron Williams had three hits for Lovettsville, while Gerry Dubie led Creagerstown with three hits.
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Creagerstown
Lovettsville
Lane Reed
Larry Wenner
Reed
Virginia
Frank Favorite
Wenner
Roy George
Ron Williams
Gerry Dubie
Lovellsville
George
Favorite
Brown
Heatherly
Shuif
Buckeystown
Germantown
Buckerystown
Montgomery County
Wulf
Lovettsville Creagerstown
Abe
Cooper
Dubie
Tare
Everhart
Kollerf Soto Williams
Ecker
Fyck
Oooi Fraiey Ib
Jones
Eagri Gletner
Levettsville
Gletner
P. Cooper
Williams
G. Cooper
Geerce
Reed Ns
Wenser
Fraley
Reed & UW
Afa
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Redmond
Meran
Gaither
Brunswick
Pal Airy
He & Barnhart
Dennis
Lob Or Mae
Airy
Lare
Lowman
Franklin
Mai Yeager
Merriman
Low
Tutz
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Poffenberger
Bolivar Middletown
Eit Shickenstatf
Stroup
Shaffles
Sneffes
Mann
Beso Forrest
Reeder
Forrest
Strobel
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Local Legion 10-3 Triumph On Saturday
Francis Scott Key Post Ameri can Legion baseball team won its fourth straight game in District 2 play Saturday at McCurdy Field, defeating Thurmont 10-3. Frederick totaled four runs in the second inning two in the third and two in the fourth to seal it, added two more in the eighth, with Tom Dorsey Chris Sole and Phil Whiser sharing pitching duties. Frederick hosts Hagerstown next at McCurdy Field with a District 2 crown likely if they win. Frederick began play in 1956.
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Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Thurmont
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Focals
Tom Dorsey
Chris Sole
Phil Whiser
Hagerstown
Key Post
THURMONT _ FREDERICK
Braves rally for 7 as Burdette wins at Milwaukee
Henry Aaron scored on Adcock's double in the fourth and Eddie Mathews added his first hit in 17 at bats as Milwaukee built a 3-1 lead. The Braves exploded for four unearned runs in the seventh off Bob Grim and O'Toole to seal a 7-4 win over Cincinnati. Burdette earned his ninth win, Purkey took the loss. Covington homered for Milwaukee in the seventh and the Braves added insurance in the ninth.
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Dette
Henry Aaron
Adcock
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Covington
Reds
Bob Grim
O'Toole
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Purkey
Grim
Brosnan
Bailey
Burdette and Crandall
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L—Purkey
Braves Top Reds 7 1 As Covington Drives In Four
Wes Covington drove in four runs with a homer and a double as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7-1 in the rubber game of the series. Lew Burdette held Reds to eight hits, keeping Milwaukee in the NL race behind the Pirates' lead. Covington doubled for the winning run in the sixth and later hit a two run homer to extend the lead. Purkey took the loss, his fifth against eight wins, in a solid effort opposite Burdette.
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Milwaukee
Wes Covington
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Covington
Bob Purkey
Jim O'Toole
Purkey
Bur
TJAMSVILLE WINS AND HUSTLERS BEAT THURMONT FOR 2nd PLACE
In Maryland State League action TJAMSVILLE toppled New Market 6-5 as Frank Mariz homered in the seventh to spark the win. New Market used two first-inning runs and tied the game multiple times before Mariz’s late shot sealed the lead. Frederick’s Ron Engle blanked Thurmont for six innings to help edge Thurmont 10-5 and pull even for second place.
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Tjamsville
Thurmont
Frank Mariz
New Market
Bucky Miller
Dale Ramburg
Neel
Ijamsville
Iff
Martz
Miller
Bush Creek
Wamsville
Mayne
Stockman
Smith and Harper
Ron Engle
Frederick Higtlers
Maryland
Lenny Hammond
Tinker Michael
Frederick
Michael
Hammond
Thurment
Leon Anders
Ed Ridenour
Engle
Collistoner
Ridenour
Little
Pet
Tramsville
Brunswick Mites
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Mt. Airy
Heart of Maryland action ends with Harmony win over Knoxville
Harmony defeated Knoxville 9 to 4 in Heart of Maryland League play at Harmony. Lewis homered with one aboard for Harmony and Wiles went 4 for 4 with two doubles for Knoxville. Axline Knight Lewis and Brunner noted in box score.
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Knoxville
Harmony
Heart of Maryland
Lewis
Wiles
Axline
Knight
Brunner
Boston Tops New York to Complete Series Sweep
Boston hammered New York 9-5 as Willie Tasby and Vic Wertz led a three game sweep of the AL leaders. Tasby had four RBIs on a homer, double and three singles. Wertz delivered a grand slam off Whitey Ford. Ted Williams posted his 1,800th RBI as Boston peppered 11 Yankees pitchers for 23 runs in the series.
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New York
Willie Tasby
Vic Weriz
Tasby
Fase
Wertz
Whitey Ford
Ted Williams
Thes
Red Sox
Bill Skowron
Lopez
Berra
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Maris
Hardy
Skowron
Werth
McO
Green
Boyer
Geiger
Rich'son
Maizone
Terry
Suddin
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Ogg
Hadhey
Ono James
Mutter
James
York
Malzone
Richardson
Saver
Los
Tasay
F_ Sullivan
Rumrets
OD Ford
Damer Es
Gabie
Sullivan L
Daubett
Nase
Sievers Bats Sox to Split in Doubleheader Split
Roy Sievers hit a three run homer as the Chicago White Sox split a Sunday doubleheader with Cleveland, winning 6-4 in the second game after Cleveland took the first 6-2. The Sox sit 3 behind the Yankees and 1/2 game behind Cleveland for second.
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Chicago
Roy Sievers
Ralis
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Tribe
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Boston
Perry
Klippstein
Feiles
Wrnn
Staley
Ginsberg
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L — Wann
Stigman
Grant
Briggs
Locke
Romano
Shaw
Kemmerer
Lown
Lollar
W—Kemmerer
L—Grant
Sievers
Landis
Dodgers Win Back in Third With 11-7 Victory
Los Angeles defeated St. Louis 11-7 at Memorial Coliseum as Frank Howard drove in five with a homer a double and a single in a 16 hit attack. Stan Musial contributed four RBIs with a homer and a single for the Cardinals before 26 653 fans in attendance.
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LOS Angeles
Frank Howard
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Memorial Coliseum
Dodgers
Palmer Heads to Paris Open After Close British Open
Arnold Palmer, hailed as world’s top golfer, heads to the French Open in Paris after a one stroke defeat to Kel Nagle at St Andrews. Palmer finished 279, matching the best 72-hole Open score, and plans to compete in the two day 72-hole French Open starting Tuesday at St Cloud Golf Club.
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Palmer
Paris
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Australia
Kel Nagle
Henry Longhurst
Sunday Times
Nagie
U.S
St. Cloud Golf Club
Nagel
Nagler
Local league scores and upcoming games across multiple teams
Baseball totals show St Louis edging Los Angeles 6 to 0 with key hits by Musial and N Sherry while Koufax and Roebuck pitched. Wings beat Blue Jays 16 to 15 in Little League as Luhn and Werking led with strong hitting. International League results include Rochester over Toronto and Montreal over Buffalo. County softball lists Buckeystown and Hyattstown posting wins as Tri County League standings refresh with Germantown and Middletown atop.
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Los Angeles
Kline
Jackson
Broglio
McDaniel
Dunba
Gibeort
Smith
Sawatski
Williams
Palmauist
Koufax
Roebuck
N. Sherry
W—Roebuck
L—Duliba
Musial
Javier
Howard
Davis
WINGS
Red Wings
Blue Jays
Luhn
Werking
McCramer
Hood
Clemson
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Bob Brownell
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Jim Grant
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