Frank Martz Emerges From Maryland Roots To Power Hitting Contender
The article chronicles Frank Martz’s rise from Little League through Babe Ruth League in Clarksville to Maryland State League and college play at Maryland. It highlights his left field pull power, early home runs, and ongoing projectability as a major league hitter, noting critics expect him to reach the top with continued development.
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Afternoon Horse Racing Returns At 2 PM
The report notes afternoon horse racing returning at 2 p m with entries including Arch Rival Consistent Winner Arch fiual and Oh Please plus rivals from Merseca and others. Duvall wins at Hillside in East Frederick little league by 20 to 9, with Hillside 2067 OO and players Lowe, Main, Roberts, Lindsey involved.
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Woodling Ups Average In Tight Baseball Week
Pete Woodling raised his batting average as he surged into second in pace setting standings. Harmon and Kuenn posted strong power gains for Detroit while Nellie Fox increased his RBIs and runs, with Cleveland climbing in the standings and Aaron maintaining a National League lead.
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Frick Says FN Aids Signalk Stealing in Pitching Plot
New York AP reports on a scheme involving signaling during games. Frick suggested a club might place a TV receiver in a dugout to read pitches, but Gallery said such plans were not believed to be feasible and the idea was dropped to avoid trouble.
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Boston Beats Yankees 13 3 In 9 Run Output
Boston stormed past New York 13 3 as Eddie Mathews belted a grand slam and Warren Spahn dominated with eight innings of two hit ball. Ted Williams contributed for Boston while Yogi Berra and the Yankees struggled to mount offense.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Update
National League and American League standings show San Francisco at 49 37 .570, Milwaukee 46 35 .566, Baltimore 40 52 .524 with tie notes. Tuesday results include Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 0 and Cincinnati 13 Los Angeles 5. Wednesday schedule lists Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Milwaukee at Chicago among others.
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Sears Coach to Lead Bets End Unit Nine Weeks
Vince Embard announced that Tom Sears, a league great, will coach the Bets' offensive ends for nine weeks. Sears set pass records including 19 catches in a game against the Packers, retired from the Rams in 1956, and now runs drive-in restaurants in Los Angeles. USSR Track Team Arrives Philadelphia for Weekend Meet with US Athletes at University of Pennsylvania.
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East Frederick Wins Two At Hagerstown
East Frederick swept a twin bill at Hagerstown with a 7 run first game and a tighter 2 run win in the second. Frederic’s early offense and solid pitching solidified the pair as a county league doubleheader split, with Hemp’s ards and Arm acost contributing on the mound and at the plate.
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Dutrow Throws Two-Hitter as N. E. Wins 6-2
In a rough box score recalling a baseball game, Dutrow pitched a two hitter guiding N. E. to a 6-2 victory. Sorth End scored in each inning but managed limited offense, with scattered hits including a double, while several players contributed modest RBI and defensive plays.
Minor Leagues Perl Coast League results and schedules
In the Pacific Coast League Portland beat Salt Lake 4 to 3 and Phoenix defeated Vancouver 6 to 2 while Spokane lost 4 to 2. In the American Association Minneapolis won 2 to 0. International League games saw Columbus 3 over Miami 2 and Richmond 4 over Havana 1. Montreal edged Rochester 9 to 7 as Toronto beat Buffalo 7 to 6 in 11 innings and Buffalo completed the suspended game by winning 13 to 4.
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Araby Wins Ist Half In County Ruth League
Araby powered past Harmony 10 to 1 to take the first half of the County Ruth League. Shookstown defeated New Market 10 to 1 in County Babe Ruth League action with Boyer and Hildebrand leading for Shookstown while Kehne, Flook and Clark contributed for New Market.
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League Leaders Junior Loop Begins Second Half Baseball
The Frederick Co. Junior League starts its second half with Araby, Walkersville, and Yellow Springs leading divisions. Two games remain to shape first half standings, potential three way tie triggers playoff. Second half underway with Araby and New Market atop standings. upcoming Week schedule lists key matchups and shifting positions.
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Pappas And O'Dell To Pitch Tonight
Orioles open a six day home stand with an eight game schedule starting with a two night doubleheader against Kansas City. Mil Pappas and Billy O'Dell are slated to pitch today with Detroit series to follow and a cautious note on Sunday’s contest depending on plans.
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Gymkhana Results at Mason-Dixon Club Event
Sports Car Club gymkhana at Acme Park this weekend produced class placings led by Pani and Harold Inor in A class with notable performances from Stan Miner and Rustin Cooner. C class saw Leon Sacks, Jerry Brindie, and Peterson among top finishers while other entries included Cork Bohn, Mex Hartman, and Jo an Phillips with several Triumph and Sprite entries noted.
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Local Legion Starts Tourney On Wednesday
Frederick's American Legion team meets Thurmont in the first round of the District 2 Gouse elimination tournament at Thurmont Wednesday evening. Westmin ster travels to Hagerstown to balance the schedule in the opening round. Winners and losers meet in a second round on July 18 with July 21 marking the double elimination and progression toward the Western Maryland title with Cumberland looming. Frederick defeated Hagerstown 25 to 1 in a recent game that was halted after seven innings.
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Braves top Giants as Spahn fans four in 3 0 win
Warren Spahn allowed six hits and one walk while fanning four in a 3-0 Braves victory over the Giants. The win kept Atlanta in first place by a slim margin. Frank Robinson drove in three with a homer for the Reds in a 13-5 rout.
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Fight results by the Associated Press
New Orleans Henry Hank defeated Neal Rivers by stoppage in Detroit at 3:60 of the round. Eddie Chavez outpointed Rudo Nunes in Portland. Gaspar Ortega stopped Ray Terrazas in Tijuana, Mexico, while another bout notes Jose Chavez versus opponents in El Paso.
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Pirates Have Interesting Ball Team
PITTSBURGH AP Fans claim the Pirates boast the most interesting major league team with 19 straight relief victories by Roy Face, 12 of 13 extra inning wins, and 21 one run wins. They lead the pennant race as a suspended game with St Louis awaits completion, while promoter Eddie Quinn rejects CBC offer for Durelle title TV rights.
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