All-Star Glories and Local Baseball Up in Maryland
The piece notes Sian Musial and Ted Williams drawing crowds at the All-Star game and discusses balanced National and American League lineups. It covers Tjarmsville and Bush Creek games at McCurdy Field, upcoming boxing in Hagerstown, and Frederick American Legion aiming to extend its endurance with a key Saturday game against Hagerstown. It mentions District 2 and District 1 playoff paths, a Babe Ruth League state tournament at McCurdy Field July 27–29, and calls for local support and attendance.
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Tjarmsville
McCurdy Field Hights
Bush Creek Bunch
Germantown
Middletown
Tri-Co
Leone’s
Baltimore
McCurdy Field
Frederick
American Legion
Hagerstown
Cumberland
College Park
Great Game Exclaimed by LA's Walter Alston
AL All-Stars defeated by the Dodgers 1 in Kansas City as Walter Alston praised the effort in the heat. Bob Friend reported strong early pitching while Harvey Kuenn and Mays starred for the National League. Ernie Banks later reflected on Bull Monbouquette’s slider in an All-Star clash in New York. Middletown won 18 to 3 over Feagaville in a County Youth League game led by Martin on the mound.
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Frank Crawford
Associated Press
Kansas City
Taciion
Walter Alston
Alston
Mays
San Francisco
Harvey Kuenn
Tigni
Mav
Moe Bob Friend
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh
New York
Erme Banks
Chicago Cubs
Bob Skinner
Bull Monbouquette
Middletown
Feagaville
Martin
Haslander
Fry
Culler
Murry
Bud Daley
Yankee Stadium
Bob Friend
Mike McCormick
Elroy Face
Itmjake
Luis Aparicio Rap
Vern Law
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
al Kaline
Los Angeles
Charlie Neal
Americans
Buhl
Detroit
Lopez rues premature All Star loss in heat
Kansas City AP report on the 28th All Star game where the National League beat the American League 33 to 0 in muggy 100 degree weather. Manager Al Lopez blamed calm mood on the defeat and explained pitching choices including Ted Williams early pinch hitting. Ernie Banks hit a two run homer for the NL while Vic Power’s absence was noted due to illness.
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Patrick
Associated Press
Kansas City
al Lopez
Bull Monbouquette
Boston
Natonals
Ernie Banks
Monbouquette
Lopez
Vic Power
Power
Ted Williams
Williams
Ted
Wiliams
Spi
Cleveland
Vic
Bull Skowron
Ed Froelich
National League Wins 5-3 In All Star Game Duel
Willie Mays Ernie Banks and Del Crandall powered the NL to a 5-3 victory over the AL in Kansas City. Banks and Crandall homered, Mays added a triple and double, while AL starter Bill Monbouquette struggled. Power was late to the clubhouse amid AL manager Lopez's dugout concern over his absence.
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Kansas City
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
del Crandall
Mays
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Banks
Milwaukee
Crandall
Cleveland
Gary Bell Ande
Grove Tops Kiwanis 8 3 In Babe Ruth League Action
Grove scored six runs in the fifth inning to defeat Kiwanis 8 to 3 in Babe Ruth League play. Feaga's triple cleared the bases, Keyser pitched a two hit ball with seven strikeouts. GC notes: Rotary Moose and Excelsior games scheduled midweek with Grove next facing Excelsior Friday.
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Grove
Kiwanis
Feaga
Keyser
Rotary
Moose
Excelsior
Shell
Excelsior Kiwanis
Grove Aarher Abrhbi
Ruffner
fRayne
Hess Sf
Stevens
Hall Ib
LaBrush
Fraga Cf
Sorvall Ef
Stoss
Wayior
Keysern
Lee
Hess Rt
Starr
Scernbga
OP — Retier
P Lee
I Retmer
Hep — Lee
Sterr
Mayne
Woodman
Lu — Hamond
Charles Town
W. Va
Maryland
Starlight Terrace
Shenandoah Downs
Middletown Lions Club
Crafl
Civitan Club
Hagerstown
Eric
Late Box Scores and Knoxville Harmony Baseball Notes
Box score fragments show Monbouquette and Estrada starters with runs and player lines for a mixed baseball page. Includes Knoxville Harmony game details with 4 9 innings, walk totals, and fielding notes, plus New Market routing Jefferson 20 to 1 in County Youth League with McGolerick homering.
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New Market
Jefferson
McGolerick
Cox and Shafer
Hartman
Myers
Fouche
Clark
No TV Fights On Tonight At Garden Boxing Card
Benny Kid Paret will defend his welterweight crown in a 11 round non title bout against Garnet Hart at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night. It will be the first Garden event in a decade not televised, with Paret a strong favorite at 85-1. The card also mentions a Delaware Park double win paying $40.20 and $10.40 as Bona Quest and Little Huskie triumphed.
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New York
Benny Kid Paret
Garnet
Sugar) Hart
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Las Vegas
Nev
Philadelphian
Paret
Stanton
Del
Daly
Delaware Park
Bona Quest
Little Huskie
County Softball Stars Picked For AC Game
County Softball League names seven players to the All-Star squad for the East Frederick AC doubleheader at McCurdy Field Saturday at 7 30 pm. Bernard Brown to manage the team. practice set for Friday at 6 pm at the Washington Street diamond.
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Bockeysionny
East Frederick A.C
McCurdy Field
Barigis and Zimmerman
City Tavern
Coopers Tavern
Ratistor Wee i
Lions Win Finish Second Half Unbeaten
Lions sweep nine game National Little League second half without a loss by holding Optimus to one hit in three innings. Eddie Reynolds and other Lions pitchers shutout Optimust 7-0 as Ron Hart belted a homer and Brant allowed two hits in two innings.
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Eddie Reynolds
Optimus
Lions
Optimust
Ron Hart
Brant
Lion
AMVETS Defeat Cedars 10-3 In League Tilt
AMVETS dominated Tall Cedars 10-3 as Bender allowed seven hits and struck out 10 for the win. Key players for AMVETS included Staley Gaither Cooper Bender and Housewight with two outs each, while Bruchey and Geannger added two hits for Cedars.
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Armmets
Tall Cedars
Bender
Staley
Gaither
Cooper
Housewight
Amvets
Bruchey
Geannger
Amvets T. Cedars
Jaler
Keysey
Sruchey
Reland Cf
Smith O
Ecwarts
T._ CEDARS
Armes
TF Cedars
Avwe
T. Cedars
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American League
Ay Bucky
Sports Desk
Sian Musial
Leeds
Kenny Ridenour
Ridenour
Kay QE
Varmhiye
A. le
Rytas
Bill Monbouquette
Nationals
RBI
Skinner
McCormick
Kuenn
Friend
Grove Tops
New Orleans
Henry Hank
Hank Casey
Pat McCarthy Jr
Larry Boardman
Tampa
Fla
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Jim Gentle
Washington
Jim Lemon
Law
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Roberto Clemente
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
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Plollar Oj. Daley
Itenes
Berra
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Hansen
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Brown
Hart
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Snow
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Greere Rt
Marsh
Jc Smyth
Bryant Ho
Cavenesss
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Gieser
Young
Muller
Frank Is
mToOs
Liona
Bell
Vavard BR
Mazerosk
Thorasor
Veularad
Mustal
Lary
Shaw Brant
Shaw
E—Mathews
Daley Seow
Clen
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Malzone
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Mazeroski
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Smith
Knoxville Harmony Abrict
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Danner
Wiles
Barber
Brunner
Bartsock
Ganot
Zote Lews
Hawes
Knight
Wiles Ib
Weeis
Suen
Deener
Axhine
Knoxville
Harmony
C. Wiles
Ropp
R. Wiles
Axime
A Lewis
Roop
P Brunner
FR. Wiles
S — G. Lewis
Mition
American Little League
Bob Roelke
Mike Heller
Dick Rudy
Bob Heller
David Freland
Johnny Staley
Jackie Gaither
Billy Ferguson
Butch Kasch
Castleman
Robert Markey
Billy Bender
Kum Housewright
Rand Cartinal
Bartgis
Zummerman
Easterday
Falks
Cine
C. Blank
Hooper
Stull
W. Blank
Hyattstown
Briscol
Giesler
Woods
Yanos
Harams
Wetzel
Lake
King, Morris, Smothers
J. Morris
Burkitsville
Karns
Lewistown
Mam
Tucker
Edwards
NeElresh
Los
Cedars
Kasch
Gun
Bender SB — Cooper
Smith S — Keyser
Finland
Serdar
Smain
Laxe
Palm
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International League
Havana
Roosevelt Stadium
Cuba
Shoonstoun
Hildebrand
Boser
Shookstown
McKenze
Brubaker
Biddle
Summers
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
Aero Oil Co
S & HM
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