All Star Baseball Benefits Set At McCurdy Field July 18
Tri County and Maryland State All Star teams meet at McCurdy Field on July 18 at 8 30 p m for the benefit of 18 local teams. The game marks the first meeting of the season between the two circuits with a second game as the Toy Fund event in early September.
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Triounty
Maryland
McCurdy Field
American Legion Toy Fund
Tri-Co
Charles
Whimp) Whitmore
Walkersville
Dick Burdette
Germantown
Tom Geiser
Yellow Springs
Tri- Co Stars
Zeke” Watkins
Mt. Airy
Max Whitehead
Pt. of
Rocks
Mehra Burges
New Market
Joe McKenzie
Watkins
Whitmore
State League
Fifteen Horses Entered in Inglewood Gold Cup Race
Fourteen runners were entered for the 162,000 guaranteed Tengo in the 144 mile classic at Inglewood with weights of 114 pounds or less. Green First Balcony leads at 122, Sea Orbit 121, New Policy 117, Geechee Lou 117. Also listed are Nickel Boy, Prince Blessed, Grey Eagle, British Roman, Headmaster, Dress Us, Whodunit, Scotland and Turin among others. Firemen's Softball League standings show Hyattstown leading and Walkersville, New Market, Independents, Uniteds active with next games scheduled.
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Inglewood. Calif
Saday
Worder Y Ranch
Alph Lowe
L. J. Krakower
Geechee Lou
Elmendorf Farm
Kerr Stable
Prince Blessed
Grey Eagie
Notable II
Scotland
Turin
Firemen’s
Independents
Hyattstown
Orendorf
Rinehart
Lenhart
Cooley
Nelson Myers
New Market
Walkersville
Uniteds
Independents New Market
Putt-Putt Tourney Set Tonight in Frederick
Frederick's first miniature golf tournament of the season will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at the Putt-Putt course on West Patrick Street. The 34-hole event resumes after a rain postponement and will run weekly every Thursday with Friday rain dates. Weekly champions receive a trophy and free games. runners-up also get trophies. fourth and third place finishers receive free games. Entry is $1 for the three round event covering 54 holes. no age limit.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
Liston Faces Hearing Over Boxing License Suspension
Heavyweight contender Charles Liston appears before the Mania Athletic Commission to show cause why his boxing license should not be suspended. Six witnesses are subpoenad as Liston, an ex-convict who recently recruited a new manager, faces multiple past arrests including impersonating an officer and loitering.
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Philadelphia
Charles Liston
Mania Athletic Commission
Liston
George Katz
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sonny
Isaac Cooper
Fairmount Park
League Leaders AP Baseball Stats Summary 1960s
League Leaders list top batting pitching and fielding figures from both leagues. Key names include Mantle Maris Gentile Mays Cepeda Clemente Robinson Oscar teams Yankees Mets Dodgers Cubs and Giants with marks for runs hits RBIs home runs and strikeouts across the season leaders.
Minor League Results and Community League Standings
Pacific Coast League games list results including Hawaii 7 to 1, Tacoma 3 to 2, Spokane 1 to San Diego 6, Salt Lake City 3, Portland 3, Seattle 4, and Richmond 10 to Columbus 5. International League Rochester 8, Buffalo 7, Jersey City 4, Charleston. American Association Denver 8, Houston 7, Indianapolis 12, Louisville 2. South End Community Little League promotes Family Day July 15 with Jets versus Yankees and Hawks versus Birds doubleheader. Hawks 3 2, Birds 3 2 600, Jets 4 4 50, Yankees 2 4.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Columbus
Jersey City
Charleston
Denver
Houston
Indianapolis
Louisville
South End
Jets
Yankees
Hawks
Birds
Standings and schedule mix for late season baseball
Standings show Boston 3 Baltimore 2 and Minnesota 9 Cleveland 6 New York 6 Chicago 2 with Kansas City at Washington. Games today list Baltimore Estrada 7-5 at ten Monbouquette 8-7 at Kansas City Rakow 14 Shaw 5-8 at Washington McClain 7-7 and Daniels 4-52 at night Los Angeles McBride 3-5 at Cleveland Latman 6-0 1Nt Minnesota Pascual 7-11 at Detroit Lary 13-4 in New York Sheldon 6-2 at Chicago Pizarro 3 N 4.
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Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Estrada
Monbouquette
Rakow
Shaw
McClain
Daniels
Twinight
Los Angeles
McBride
Latman
Pascual
Detroit
Lary
W. L. Pet. G
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results included San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 6 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 7 Philadelphia 2. Today Chicago hosting Cincinnati Cardwell 8-6 against Jay 12-4 as Milwaukee visits St Louis Broglio 6 9 and Philadelphia hosts Buzhardt 2-10 with Los Angeles Padres 9-2. Pittsburgh at San Francisco Sanford 4-5.
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W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicaga
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cardwell
Jay
Hendley
St Luis
Broglio
Buzhardt
Giants rally past Pirates as Mays belts 24th homer
San Francisco edged Pittsburgh 2-1 after Willie Mays hit an eighth inning homer. Stu Miller earned the win in relief, improving to 7-2, while Bob Friend took the loss. Key ejections followed a seventh inning bench dispute involving Willie McCovey and Whitey Lockman.
Reds rally past Cubs in wild nine inning game
National League leading Cincinnati Reds edged Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in a loosely played contest. Jim O'Toole earned the win as Cincinnati salvaged a decisive victory with a late fielder's choice by Frank Robinson scoring Don Blas for the winning run.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Sikes Holds Narrow Lead In National Public Links Play
Medalist Dick Sikes, despite steady rain, advanced to the semifinals of the National Public Links Championship by beating Len Pietras 3 and 2 in the morning and Bill Kelley Jr. 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals. He will face John Schlee in Friday’s 36-hole semifinal. Schlee, a Memphis State junior from Seaside, Oregon, beat Frank Campbell 2 and 1. Molenda and Gifford winning their quarterfinals set up a Molenda vs Gifford semifinal pairing.
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Detroit
Dick Sikes
Len Pietras
Toledo
University of Arkansas
Bill Kelley Jr
Carapolis
Sikes
Kelley
John Schlee
Memphis
Seaside
Ore
Schlee
Frank Campbell
Leesd
Ala
Jay Law
Harper Woods
Mich
John Molenda
Deitroit Tech College
Lou Gifford
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Gifford
Mike Andonian
Pontiac
Bill Wright
Seattle
Molenda
Bob Lunn
San Francisco
University of Minnesota
Gary Peterson
Major League Stars Deliver On-Field Heroics
Frank Robinson of the Reds hit a game tying homer in the seventh and drove in the winning run with a ninth inning grounder in Cincinnati's 4-3 win over the Cubs. Stu Miller of the Giants tossed two perfect relief innings for a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh, aided by Willie Mays' 24th homer.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Reds
Cincinnati
Cubs
Stu Miller
Giants
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Yankees Gain Loop Lead With 6-2 Victory Over White Sox
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit back-to-back homers to spark a four run first inning as the Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 6-2 to take the American League lead. Bill Stafford earned the win, with Luis Arroyo finishing. Lally homered for Chicago as Lollar and Baumann also connected for solo shots.
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Chicago
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Maris
Mantle
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Sherm Loliar
Frank Baumann
Stafford
Luis Arroyo
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
New York
Arroyo
Howard
Wynn
Baumann
Hacker
Lallar
W—Stafford
L—Wyon
Canadian Open results after Friday second round, Winnipeg AP
Leaders after Friday's second round in the Canadian Open Golf Championship include Tony Lema 65-70-135 and Jacky Cupit 66-69-135. Others: Tom Nieporte 68-68-136, Jon Gustin 66-70-126, Dave Hill 67-69-136, Joe Campbell 70-66-136, Buster Cupit 70-67-137, Mac Main 68-69-187, Jack Fleck 69-68-137, Dave Ragan 69-69-138, Bob Goalby 68-70-138.
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Winnipeg
Tony Lema
Jacky Cupit
Tom Nieporte
Jon Gustin
Dave Hill
Joe Campbell
Buster Cupit
Mac Main
Jack Fleck
Dave Ragan
Bob Goalby
Pappas Hit Line Drive Home Run In Loss To Red Sox
Boston rookie Don Schwall outdueled Milt Pappas 3-2 as Yastrzemski and Pagliaroni drove in runs. Pappas, 6-4, failed to win a fifth straight start after a two-run Boston fourth. Pagliaroni slid home on a misplayed throw, and Fornieles finished in the ninth after a Philley double.
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Boston
Don Schwall
Baltimore
Carl Yastrzemski
Mike Fornicles
Schwall
Milt Pappas
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Jim Pagliaroni
Jackie Jensen
Pagliaroni
Marv Throneberry
Jim Gentile
Pag
Thorneberry
Dave Philfer
Fornieles
Schilling
Snyder
Geiger
Brandt
Triandos
Jensen
Hansen
Runnels
Herzog
Adair
Pappas
Schwab
P Yong
Philley
Fornieles P Dodd
E—Adair
Po.a
Throneberry
Buddin
Schiffing
Fornielés Ou
U — Soar
McKinsey
Chylak
Smith
Frederick to face Mountaineers in crucial tri state tilt
East Frederick Athletic Club seeks to extend its Tri-State Major Softball lead at Martinsburg West Virginia. Fresh with 16 players and new additions Easterday and Barney Cline the ACs duel Mountaineers for first place. Jim Blank will pitch for Frederick against Bill Cattlett of Martinsburg.
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East Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Acs
Halltown
Mountaineers
Bobby Easterday
Barney Cline
Chip Cline
Jim Showe
Frederick
Jim Blank
Bill Cattlett
Harvey Showe Jr
Armory
West Second Street
Showe
Twins Rally For 9-6 Victory Over Indians
Ted Lepcio hit a grand slam as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 9-6. Jim Lemon and Harmon Killebrew also homered for Minnesota, while Willie Kirkland drove in two for Cleveland. Pedro Ramos earned the win with 7 1 3 innings, as unearned runs in the first inning followed an error on a force play.
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Cleveland
Ted Lepcio
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Pedro Ramos
Lepcio
Lemon
Mike de la Hoz
Johnny Temple
Temple
Jim Grant
Earl Battey
Ramos
Minnesota
Moore
Battey
Grant
Schafferroth
Romano
Thomas
W—Ramos
L—Grant
Killebrew
iCleveland Kirkland
Palmer One Stroke Behind Leaders After Two Rounds at British Open
Arnold Palmer sit one stroke behind Dai Rees and Harold Henning after two rounds at Birkdale. Heavy winds and rain saw scores soar on day two with Rees 68 74 142 and Henning 68 74 142 ahead of Palmer 70 73 143 and Kel Nagle 68 75 143.
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Birkdale
England
Arnold Palmer
Dai Rees
Wales
Harold Henning
South Africa
Kelter
Birkdale Links
Reese
Henning
Palmer
Latrobe
Kel Nagle
Australia
Paul Runyan
la Jolla
Calif
Runyan
Sam King
Fairhaven
Gary Player
Cuit
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Peter Thomson
Neil Coles
Raymond Sota
Spain
Harry Bradshaw
Ireland
Christy O'Connor
Dave Thomas
David Miller
Scotland
Ken Bousfield
Brian Wilkes
Peter Alliss
Peter Butler
Calumet Entry Heads Horses in Monmouth Handicap
Calumet Farm entrant Yor ky tops a 12-horse field for the 100000-added Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park led by Oink from Jackot Stable. Globe master will skip the race after wins in the Saranac and Arlington Classic. Yorky carries 123 pounds after recent stakes wins and a prior injury layoff.
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Oceanport
N.J
Jackot Stable
Oink
Chicago
Calumet Farm
Yorky
Monmouth Park
Tor Kelly
Leonard Sasso
Globemaster
Aqueduct
Monmouth
Littler and Ragan to chase Eastern Open title in Baltimore
Gene Littler and Dave Ragan, last two winners, head 26 early entries for the $35,000 Eastern Open 72 hole contest at Pine Ridge August 3-6. The Baltimore City sponsored event moved to Pine Ridge in 1959 after 10 years at Mount Pleasant. Ragan won the inaugural Pine Ridge tournament with 273, Littler tied last year at 273, both 15 under par. Littler also claimed a major this year in the National Open at Detroit. Samart Sorndaeng of Thailand won the Orient middleweight title by defeating Japan's Fumio Kaizu in 12 rounds in Bangkok.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Dave Ragan
Pine Ridge
Baltimore City
Mount Pleasant
Ragan
Littler
Detroit
Yins Orient
Bangkok
Thailand
Samart Sorndaeng
Japan
Fumio Kaizu
Colleges Seek Federal Anti Bribery Laws
The National Association of College Commissioners urged a federal offense on athlete bribery and supported Kennedy gambling bills. They noted ongoing basketball scandal probes and said detailed action must wait for Hogan and NCAA investigations, aiming to present recommendations later.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Chatam
Mass
National Association of College Commissioners
Ithe
Roteert Kennedy
Keat Ing
Delenko
New York Bist Atty. Hogan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
George Scheibler
ECAC
Walt Byers
NCAA
Whitney Stallions Capture Zetland Stakes One Two Finish
Night Porter and Orbit both owned by John Hay Whitney won the Zetland Stakes at Newmarket in England. Night Porter prevailed by three lengths with Orbit two lengths ahead of Sapho in a field of five.
National League reschedules postponed game as twin bill
The National League moved a postponed June 21 game between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia into a twi night doubleheader on Tuesday August 8. The change affects the schedule of both clubs and shifts the game into a night doubleheader format.
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Cincinnati
National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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