Amateur Baseball Standings and Results in TRICOUNTY LEAGUE
Yesterday's results show Middletown 14 Broad Run. Next week features Germantown at Bolivar, Creas Broad Run at Bu Doubs, Lovett and Dowds. Broad Run unclear in final matchup.
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Middletown
Germantown
Bolivar
Creas
Bu Doubs
Lovett
Loveitsy
Houck's Bat Beats Bolivar on Buck Houck Day
Buck Houck led a Bolivar win with three hits including two doubles and two RBIs in a 5-1 victory. Zimmerman walked to start the first inning and Houck doubled in the first run. Wayne Duncan contributed later as Bolivar secured the win. The week’s notes mention standings and upcoming games for the Little League division.
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Buck Houck
Bolivar
Houck
RBI
Zimmerman
Wayne Duncan
Ville
Ren Eaves Duew
Civitans
North End
Guy Yar
Lions
Optimists
Excelsior Scored 22-1 Win Saturday
Excelsior routed Kiwanis 22 to 1 in a Babe Ruth game on Saturday. Rice homered and Coliflower tripled as Burdette and Lowell doubled to pace the 1 hit attack. Kiwanis committed eight errors in the blowout.
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Excelsior
Kiwanis
Babe Ruth
Rice
Coliflower
Burdette
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Flower
Myers
Cramer
Stull
Sewell
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Steve
Boone
Jackson
Baumgardner
Soie
Arget
Pia
Sole—Mulcaher
Bose
Lowell
Gastey
Miesme
Moss
Grand Prix Rouen Winner Claims Cooper-Borgard
Stirling Moss of Great Britain won the Grand Prix of Rouen in a Cooper Borgard for Formula Two. Moss set a 35 lap time of 1 hour 28 minutes 5.8 seconds, averaging 155.9 kilometers per hour. Second place went to Harry Schell in a Cooper Climax with a 1 hour 28 minutes 36.1 seconds finish.
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France
Stirling Moss
Great Britain
Barber Moss
Moss
Harry Schell
Paris
Box Scores and Promotions Across Baseball and Athletics
Box score notes show Creagerstown 7 Buckerstown 4 with multiple players listed for home runs, stolen bases, double plays, and pitching details. A East Coast college athletic conference promotion moves George L. Schiebier to associate commissioner while Irving F. Sn becomes assistant director at Dartmouth. Also listed are probable pitchers for National and American Leagues and a Tokyo swimming record by Satoko Tanaka at 11.
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Fyock
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Lenhart
WYOF
George L. Schiebier
Eastern College Athletic Conference
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Tokyo
Satoko Tanaka
America
Chris von
Aliza
Topeka
Kan
Brunswick Wins In 14th Inning For 11-0 Railroaders
Jim Haller delivered a fourth hit in the 14th as Brunswick beat Poolesville 6-5. Babe Merriman pitched a 21 strikeout complete game for Brunswick, while Mike Menard started for Poolesville and left with an injury in the eighth. Garell Halver walked and stole second before Haller’s game winning single. In another game Liamsville rallied to beat Siamsville 12-7 with Donnie Neel tying the game in the eighth. New Market earned its second win 3-2 over Mr Airy as Allen Burgee drove in the decisive run in the seventh. Thurmont fell 7-4 to Jefferson as Shriner homered for the losers and Tom House pitched well for Jefferson.
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Heart OF Maryland LG
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Caution Urged In Officials Talks
Washington AP Atty Gen William P Rogers urged federal officials to exercise care in official statements despite Supreme Court immunity from libel suits for acts within duties. He urged disciplinary action or removal as alternative remedies. The memo follows two June 29 decisions shielding executives from damages for defaming actions.
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William P. Rogers
Supreme Court
High Court
Office of
Rent Stabilization
Boston
Souchak Wins Western Open by One Stroke in Pittsburgh
Husky Mike Souchak shot a final round 63 to total 272 and edge Arnold Palmer by one stroke for the Western Open title at the Pittsburgh Field Club. Palmer missed a two‑foot putt on 18 that would have forced a playoff. George Bayer shot 274 for third, Ted Kroll 265 for fourth, while Joe Campbell faltered late.
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Arnold Palmer
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Ligonier
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Senchax
George Bayer
Lemont
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Ted Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
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Joe Campbel
Middleweight Fights Featured This Week
A schedule of midweight bouts spans television features this week with two notable matchups. Holly Mims against George Lenton headlines a 1-rounder at Mill Beach Auditorium on Wednesday, while Friday presents Dick Tiger, the British Empire champion, facing Rory Calhoun in a television main event. Bamii wins grand champion at the Maryland Pony Show. over 5,000 attend the three day Maryland Fairgrounds finale.
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Canada
von Dureffe
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Washington
George Lenton
Philadelphia
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Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Rory Calhoun
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Cockeysville
Jamie Molesworth
Woodstock
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Little Beaver
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Johnny Cake
Waverly Farms
Maryland Fairgrounds
Mrs William H Hoge Dies at 65 in Cleveland
Mrs. William H Hoge wife of a retired four star general and former Army commander in chief in Europe died Friday at age 65. The couple moved to Cleveland in 1957 and became involved with Interlake Iron Corp chairing an enterprise in the city.
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Willam H. Hoge
Europe
Cleveland
Heard
Interlake Iron Corp
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