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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1960

Page

6

Musial Ends All Star Run With Homer In Final Showing

In Yankee Stadium the St. Louis Cardinal star Stan Musial, making his last All Star appearance, hit a home run off Gerry Staley in the NL seventh inning as 38,362 fans roared. Musial, a lifetime .337 hitter, cemented a remarkable finale with a long drive to right, earning a standing ovation.

St. Louis Cardinal Yankee Stadium Stan Musial Musial Stan Williams Nationals Stan-the-Man Chicago White Sox Gerry Staley Ruth Gehrig Roger Maris

Lopez Says No Pitching Book On Willie Mays

New York AP report quotes Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez after the AL All-Stars lose twice to the NL. Lopez notes the NL sat balls for distance, comments on Mantle’s leg and Maris’s power, and reflects on missed scoring chances as the series ends.

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East Frederick AC Softball to Star Game Saturday

East Frederick AC Softball, top in Tri-State Major League with a 5-1 record, meets Frederick County League All Stars in a twinbill at McCurdy Field Saturday at 7:30. The 17 man roster features pitchers Jim Blank and Max Kehne, catchers Kenny Shaw and John Harper, infielders Ramsburg Harrimond White Staley Rice Hough Lake Remus, outfielders Weddle Gearinger Gladhill Rhoderick Colliflower.

George May Harvey Showe Jr Guy Ramsburg East Frederick Jim Blank Max Kehne Kenny Shaw John Harper Bill Harrimond Sonny White Chiis Staley Eddie Rice Stan Hough Henry Lake Bob Remus Bobby Weddle Stick Gearinger Abe Gladhill Andy Rhoderick Dick Colliflower Wil

All Star Alston Claims Game Was Closer Than Score

Walter Alston, manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, praised his NL All Stars after a 6-0 win over the Americans to sweep two games. He noted using all 30 players and 10 pitchers, and joked he would monitor the team by seventh inning if they played that well all season. Meanwhile Miami Marlins owner William MacDonald predicted a $125,000 loss for the AAA club, citing poor finances and a tough working agreement with Baltimore.

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Minor Leaguer McHenry Pitches for Loud Local Blackhawks

A feature on Pat McHenry, a 10 year old who excels as a pitcher and hitter in a private league, yet remains ineligible for official Little League. He has struck out 100 in 48 innings and boasted a .520 batting average, while fans and managers praise his talent.

Hoe News-Post Blackhawks W. P. McHenry Mcl Henry Diamonds McHenry Pat McHenry Blackhawk Pat Frederick

Musial Stars As NL Tops AL In 1960 All Star Game

Stan Musial homered to power the National League to a 6 0 victory over the American League in Yankee Stadium. Willie Mays added a second homer in the doubleheader and Dodgers manager Walt Alston praised the team’s timely hitting and calm handling of the game. Musial, at 39, celebrated his 19th All-Star appearance with quiet joy in the locker room.

New York Stan Musial Musial Yankee Stadium St. Louis Cardinals Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Willie Los Angeles Wait Alston Alston Mmound Johnny Podres Johnny

NL Stars Hit Four Homers In 6-0 All Star Win

Willie Mays Stan Musial Eddie Mathews and Ken Boyer hit solo and two run homers as the National League blanked the American League 6-0 in Kansas City. The NL pitching shutout marked the third All Star sweep in 29 games. Mays added two singles and Musial belted a pinch homer to break records. Ted Williams and White Sox manager Al Lopez also featured in the event.

New York Willie Mays Stan Musial Eddie Mathews Ken Boyer Yanaukee Stadium Boyer Detroit Frank Lary Musial Williams Staley Mays Sipply Ford Ted Williams Boston Chicago Minnie Minoso Frank Malzone Walter Alston Los Angeles al Lopez Chicago White Sox

Power Says Bet Was A Joke About All Star Game

Vic Power of the Cleveland Indians, sidelined by illness for Monday’s All Star Game, said the $100 wager with a Cleveland radio announcer was a joke after a conference with Commissioner Ford Frick. Power, who played first base in the sixth inning Wednesday, denied any serious bet.

New York Vic Power Cleveland Ford Frick Power al Lopez Zame Kansas City Frick

Miss Slobe Defends Title in Trans Miss Golf Bout

Barbara Slobe of Waukegan Illinois defeated defending champion Mrs Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City Iowa 3 and 2 in the second round to reach the quarterfinals of the 30th Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament Sandra Haynie of Austin Texas and Judy Eller of Old Hickory Tennessee shared honors with Slobe as the field was cut to 16. The report also notes the International League approved Havana’s transfer to Jersey City ahead of the All-Star game.

Cincinnati Barbara Slobe Waukegan Ann Casey Johnstone Mason City Iowa Miss Slobe Illinois Mrs Johnstone Sandra Haynie Austin Tex Judy Eller Old Hickory Tenn New York International League Havana Jersey City

Frederick, Lincoln clash highlighted by three-run homer

In girls softball Frederick edged Lincoln 6 to 1 as Ann Sieckman hit a three-run homer in the third inning. The lineup then heads to Baker Park for a Wednesday meeting with Creagerstown.

Frederick Lincoln Ann Sieckman Creagerstown Baker Park Leaks Hoy Halsey Hubble

Myhra signs Rechichar traded Colts and Steelers

AP reports Steve Myhra signed with the Baltimore Colts for a fourth season as Bert Rechichar was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a future draft choice. Myhra highlighted his 50 of 51 extra points and six field goals last season while Rechichar held the NFL record 56-yard kick in 1953. Robert de Vicen of Mexico won the French Open after a late surge, finishing 275 to beat Bill Johnston and Leopoldo Ruiz.

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Milwaukee at Pittsburgh National League game today

The Milwaukee Braves with Spahn at 8-6 face the Pittsburgh Pirates led by Haddix at 6-4 in the lone National League matchup. No Amercian League games are listed for today.

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Frederick Carroll Softball League All Stars Practice

The Frederick Carroll Softball League All Stars will practice this evening at Johnsville starting at 6 30 p.m. The session aims to prepare the team for upcoming games.

Frederick Carroll Softball League All-Stars Johnsville

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