Yanks Gain as Tribe Slips in AL pennant race
New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 7-3 to gain ground on the Cleveland Indians, while the White Sox swept Cleveland 3-0 and 2-0. Chicago moved within half a game of the AL leaders as Billy Pierce and Virgil Trucks fanned Indians. Berra sat out with a bruised wrist after last night's 9-1 win.
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Upsets Shatter Maryland State League Standings
Maryland State League standings were shaken as leaders lost 12-2 to New Market in Tramsville. Frederick edged Montgomery County for fifth while Brunswick and Damascus sparked a three way tie for runnerup with 11-3 and 7-3 improvised games. Mt Airy kept pace with Jefferson as both squads won in two innings and nine hits.
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Trico Lead Unchanged After Round of Play
Creagerstown held first with a 7-5 win over Buckeys town while Lovettsville fell 2-0 to Broad Run and Middletown routed Lander 9-3. E Long, Smith, and Eaves fueled Creagerstown’s late rally as Buckerstown’s two runs were capped by a ground-rule double. Broad Run pitcher Carroll Huffer held Lovettsville to five hits in a 2-0 victory.
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Baseball game summary with mixed OCR data
In a long scoreless or partial entry, Zimmerman pitched for the winning side while Smith took the loss. Batted lines note bases on balls, hits, and wild pitches, with Miller and Burgee among hitters. Time cited as about three hours, with umpires and scorers named in a terse box score style.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting
New York's Noren leads batting with 111 hits for the season while Chicago batters Mantle and Fox pace runs batted in and hits respectively. Vernon of Washington tops doubles with 20 and Washington's Runner leads in triples with 12. Mantle also holds the league home run mark at 44.
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Mountaindale Sets Softball Streak, 18 Wins in Row
Mountaindale dominated Walkersville in a doubleheader to extend its county league record to 18 straight victories, winning 5-2 and 21-4. Bob Wertz outpitched Ike Bagent in the opener, with Mountaindale’s Rhoderick and Stone driving runs. Ballenger’s Ballengers and Bartonsville split results earlier, with Bartonsville taking 3-0 and dropping 5-3 in the EPAC games. The standings show Mountaindale and Ballenger pushing for second-half pace.
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France Takes 2 1 Lead In Davis Cup Semi
France moved ahead 2 to 1 against Denmark in the Davis Cup European zone semi finals on July 11, with a decisive victory in the tie as players secured the early advantage.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Big Wins in Twinbill
Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox shut Cleveland Indians to two hits for a 3-0 victory in the opener. Don Mueller of the New York Giants collected a single, double, triple, and home run in five at bats as the Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-7 in the first game.
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