Baltimore Tops Boston On Williams Ninth Frame Homer
Baltimore edges Boston 7 6 as Williams hits a ninth inning three run homer to seal the win. Fornieles and Monbouquette stalemate Boston offense while Williams delivers the decisive blast in a tense late rally at Fenway.
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Baltimore
Boston
Williams
Dick Williams
Mike Formeles
Orioles
Wiliams
P.neh
Shore
Wes Stock
Pete Runnels
Frank Malzone
Sox
Carroll Hardy
Fornieles
Red Sox
Estrada
Hoeft
Stock
Triandos
Monbouquette
Early
Pagliaroni
W—Stock
L—Fornieles
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday Action
National League results feature Kansas City and Washington long games ending after 16 innings with Cleveland beating Los Angeles. Other MLB scores include Baltimore over Boston, Chicago over New York, Detroit over Minnesota, and St Louis edging Milwaukee. Phillies and Pirates also won, with several late games and a packed Sunday schedule listed.
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Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Krausse
Donovan
Grba
Perry
Pascual
Dettroit
Bunning
Terry
Herbert
St. Lows
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Haddix
McCormick
Short
Koufax
Curtiss
Drott
Jay
Burdette
St. Louis
Sadecki
American League
V. L. Pet
White Sox rout Yankees as Pizarro shines in win
Juan Pizarro pitched seven strong innings allowing one run while Mackey's 31st homer kept the Yankees from a shutout. The White Sox beat New York 6-1, extending Chicago's lead in the American League race to a slim margin. The Twins defeated the Tigers 5-2 behind ten hits off Frank Lary, as Minnesota moved closer in the standings. Cleveland beat the Angels 7-5 and Kansas City swept Washington 8-3 and 7-0 in ten innings.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Mackey “Lande
Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Detroit
Tigers
Mesota
Dack Kraick
Frank Lary
Pizarro
Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles Anges
Kansas Cry
Washington
White Sox
Roland Sheldon
Tive
Sheldon
Sputout
Kratick
Minnesota
Twins
Lary
Lennie Green
Robson
Steve Boros
Norm Cash
Don Dillard
Kirk
Horner
Indians
Joe Koppe
Angels
Bobby Locke
Jim Donohue
Hank Bauer
Tores
Marlova wins Annapolis-to-Id Point Comfort race in class A
In Hampton Virginia the sloop Marlova owned by Henry Wise Jr of Gibson Island Md Yacht Club scored a grand slam in the 20th Annapolis to Point Comfort race for the Virginia Cruising Cup. Marlova led fleet and class A, finishing first overall and first to finish, duplicating its 1959 feat.
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Hampton, Va
Marlova
Annapolis-to-Oid
Point Comfort
Henry Wise Jr
Gibson Island. Md
Krouse Leaves Pro Football After 10-Year Run
Ray Krause, 270-pound defensive tackle for the Washington Redskins, is retiring from professional football at 34 to start a building supply business near Laurel Maryland. He sought to report late to training camp but was denied, ending a career that included time with the Giants, Lions and three straight NFL championship teams. He will remain available if the Redskins need him later.
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Washington
Ray Krouse
Washington Redskins
Krouse
Laurel
Redskins
Bill McPeak
McPeak
Krause
Young Brick Kennedy Wins First Putt-Putt Tournament
A 16 year old from Sherman Avenue won the season opening miniature golf event at the Putt-Putt course on West Patrick. Brick Kennedy finished 108 strokes for 54 holes, one over par, with rounds 35 37 36 35. Second place went to B M Mouiler, 38, of 313 East Patrick Street, four strokes back at 113, earning a trophy. Third was Frank Wickless, 13, at 116, with Wayne Croneburg 16 and Bucky Sulcer 14 tied for fourth at 118. The weekly 4 hole tourney will run Thursdays at 7 pm with $1 entry and trophies for top finishers.
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Caidy
West Patrick
Brien Kennedy
Sherman Avenue
Kennedy
Jeader
B. M Mouiler
East
Patrick Street
Miller
Frank Wickless
Wickless
Croneburg
Bucky Suler
Michael Koontz
Brick Kennedy
BM Miller
Wayne Droneburg
Bucky Sulcer
Michael Xeantz
Dennis Eyler
Rodney van Sant
Wayne Fox
Edith Williams
Ate
First Star Game Helping Hand in County Baseball
The annual All-Star games between Maryland State and Tri-County leagues anchor Frederick baseball lore. Attendance, finances, and gate revenue shape club viability as 18 local teams sell tickets for Tuesday’s game at McCurdy Field, with profits supporting lights, baseballs, and operations.
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Frederick
Maryland State
Tri-County
McCurdy
Blue Ridge
American Legion Toy Fund
Tri-Co
McCurdy Field
Pizarro Delivers Complete Game In Sox Win Over Yankees
Pitcher Juan Pizarro of the White Sox went the distance for a 6 1 victory, allowing seven hits and fanning eight as he became only the second lefthander to complete a game against the Yankees this season. Carl Sawatski drove in both Cards runs in a 2-1 win over the Braves with a ninth inning homer. Luis Folledo retained the Spanish welterweight title by defeating Fred Galiana on points in Madrid. Dick Sikes and John Molenda advanced to the finals of the 36th U.S. Amateur Public Links after 36-hole semifinals in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Yankees
Carl Sawatski
Braves
Madrid
Luis Folledo
Spain
Fred Galiana
Folledo
Sikes
Detroit
Dick Sikes
John Molenda
U.S
Cubs Edge Reds 8-7 in 10 innings
Cubs beat Reds 8-7 in ten innings as Dick Bennell delivered a pinch single and George Altman tied it with a ninth inning homer. Billy Williams homered twice for Chicago as Barney Schultz earned the win in relief. Frank Robinson hit his 25th for Cincinnati and Billy Williams added two more homers for the Cubs.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Doe
Cubs
Phils
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Roberto Clemente
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Dick Bennell
George Altman
RBI
Jim Brosnan
Brosnan
Frank Robinson
Billy Williams
Barney Schultz
Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Elroy Face
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Cepeda
Robinson
Carl Sawatski
Bob Buhl
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Braves
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
The American League top batting marks include Howard of New York at .369 with Cash of Detroit .355. Mantle leads runs with 76, Maris 74. Gentile and Maris top RBIs at 82 and 77. Hits pace shows B Robinson and Kubek at 105, Cash 102. Other leaders include Power 24 doubles, Wood 8 triples, Maris 34 homers. Stolen bases reach Aparicio 27. Pitching features Latman 80 decisions, Ford 162 8 89, strikeouts Ford 122. In the NL, Clemente leads in batting with 357 at bats, Altman 348. Mays and Robinson lead runs with 74 and 71. Cepeda and Robinson 78 and 73 RBIs. Pinson 112 hits, Clemente 110. Mays 23 homers, Robinson and Cepeda 24. Pinson and Robinson 14 steals. Koufax 141 strikeouts, Williams 520.
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Associated Press
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New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kubek
Power
Cleveland
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Latman
Ford
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Altman
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
Padres
Los Angeles
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Minor league scores and postponements across leagues
International League results include Jersey City 5 Columbus 2 and Toronto 1 Buffalo 5 with Rochester 2 2. Syracuse 1 Richmond at Charleston postponed. Pacific Coast League Tacoma 5 Hawaii 1 and Portland 5 Seattle 3 Spokane 10 Vancouver 2 Salt Lake City 6 San Diego 5. American Association Indianapolis 1 Louisville 0 Denver 10 Houston 4. Dallas Fort Worth at Omaha postponed.
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Associated Press International
Jersey City
Columbus
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Richmond
Charleston
Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Houston
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Omaha
Tri County Md State All Star Game Spotlighting Pitchers
The Maryland State League and Tri County League meet Tuesday July 18 at McCurdy Field with frontline pitchers Neel and Eaves leading undefeated staffs. Zimmmerman Gilroy Pugh Floyd Linton join the TriCo squad. Whitmore and Watkins named managers for TriCo and State League respectively.
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Tri-County
McCurdy Field
Don Neel
Ijamsville
Ken
Eaves
Walkersville
Neel
Walkersville, Along With Eaves
Tri-Co
Rick Zimmerman
Creagerstown
Bud Gilroy
Bolivar
Charles Pugh
Denis Floyd
Germantown
Ken Linton
Yellow Springs
Billy Merriman
Brunswick
Chris Sole
Bob Dawson
Frederick
Rudell Ahalt
Jefferson
Charles Whitmore
Walkersville Pilot
TriCo
Zeke Watkins
Airy
Babe Ruth League All Star Practice Underway Today
All star practice starts at 1 p m at McCurdy Field for Frederick Babe Ruth League players who must bring birth certificates and provide height and weight. District 3 playoffs include Frederick Brunswick Valley of Smuthsburg with games July 25 26 and 27 28 at McCurdy Field and finals in Frederick. Local All Stars listed by Grove Rotary Kiwanis Excelsior Shell with players named.
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Valley of Smuthsburg
Valley
Grove
Stanley Keyser
Ricky Hartsock
Clarence Thomas
Benny Grove
Rotary
James Trout
Eric Gatrell
Thomas Dutrow
William Monarth
Kiwanis
David Lee
Ronald Art
Excelsior
Thomas Brooks
Earl Edwards
Blaine Smith
Shell
John Hart Jr
Donald Bowie
Moose
Irving Rhoderick
Howard Hoy
Delton Brickhouse
Albert Morningstar
Fullmer Fumes Fumerelle In Madison Square Garden Fight
Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah faces Rocky Fumerelle of Buffalo New York in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night televising on ABC at 9 p.m. EST Fumerelle 24 brings a 26-1 record with 12 knockouts while Fullmer 22 sports a 24-4-1 mark with nine knockouts and is Gene Fullmer's younger brother.
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New York
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Rocky Fumerelle
Buffalo
N.Y
Madison Square Garden
Fumerelle
Garden
ABC
Fullmer
Gene Fullmer
Frederick County Junior League Scoreboard Summary
Frederick County Junior League results include Walkersville 682, Shookstown 7123, and Mt. Carmel 442 against Myersville 680. A grand slam by Karl and Williams unassisted double play noted for Braddock, with Rice and Miles contributing hits and RBIs across games.
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Walkersville
Shookstown
Harley, Trount and
Dettham
Koehl and Rice
Korrell
Grimer
Mt. Carmel
Myersville
Diggs and Wetzel
G. Wiles
J. Bidle
East Coast
Braddock
Kutchak
Crampton
B. Taylor
Metz
Karl
Williams
Hyattstown
Middletown
West
Skookstown
Muldietown
Yellow Springs
Harmony
East Pet
New Market
Schattenberg in Babe Ruth perfect game 16-0
Donny Schattenberg pitched a perfect game for M. J. Grove in a Babe Ruth contest, hurling 16-0 shutout over Rotary. He allowed no hits or baserunners and struck out eight, driving Grove to a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny Schattenberg
M. J. Grove
Babe Ruth
Rotary
Schattenberg
Grove
Third Pender Downes fight eyed in neutral New York
New York AP report notes Gen Krulewitch of the NYSAC congratulates Terry Downes on his middleweight title win over Paul Pender in Boston and suggests a third bout be held in neutral New York Pender. Downes now holds titles in New York, Massachusetts and Europe. McKinley tops Olvera to give US 2 0 lead in Davis Cup semis.
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New York
Melvin Krulewitch
New York State Athletic Commission
Britain
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Pender
Brookline
Mass
Downes
London
Boston
Massachusetts
Europe
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
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Doubs
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Bob Cram
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Thurmont
Jers
Bob Smith
Chris = Sale
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Will Wick
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Reniff
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Montie Bil
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Roarke
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Rakow and Sullivan
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Daley
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Rob'ncor
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MM Iwauker
Young Brick Kennedy
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McDaniel
Sawatski
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Tenney
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Staley
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Chuck McKinley
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