Little Leagues Release All Star Rosters
North End and Lions place five men on the National Little League All Star team while Oxco has five on the American roster. Rosters released last night by league presidents ahead of July 21 openers at Scheer Stadium Brunswick and Sykesville. National roster features Richy Brown Hart Reynolds Willard and others. American roster includes Bender Freland Gaither Staley and more. Bob Heller and Bob Whitmore lead the American team.
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North End
Lions
Oxco
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Sykesville
Amiets
All-Star Softball Clash Opens Night at McCurdy Field
Frederick County League All Stars meet East Frederick A C in a 7 30 pm double header at McCurdy Field. East Frederick brings pitching and hitting power while County Stars boast depth. The piece also notes player stats from Charley Keller Donald Keller Ted Beard Leo Burke and others as well as field construction issues at New Market.
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Charley Keller
Fargo
Brother Donald
Ted Beard
Indianapolis
Woodsboro
Dick Smith
Bakersfield
Leo Burke
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Miami
Blue Jays win Optimist title in 19-2 rout
In a Staley Park playoff, Mike Hill struck out eight and allowed three hits as the Blue Jays beat the Blackhawks 19 to 2 to clinch the Optimist Little League title. Hill's team collected 16 hits with four Hawk errors aiding the victory. Pat McHenry took the loss, surrendering 10 runs on 10 hits.
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Mike Hill
Blue Jays
Blackhawks
Staley Park
Hill
Pat McHenry
Bill
Clemson
McHenry
Forney
County Jr Loop Results Highlight Several Junior Leagues
Braddock defeated Harmony 13 5 as Wiegand homered twice and Bere added one in County Junior League play. Mt Carmel beat Araby 10 7 with Wetzel and Dutrow allowing 1 hit each. Butterfly Lane edged Walkersville 13 16 on Walkersville’s diamond. Shookstown defeated Myersville 10 5 as Bidle and McKenzie split pitching duties. Hyattstorm led Byattstown New Market in a 17 12 win with Hafer homering twice and Burdette adding a four bagger.
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Braddock
Harmony
Wiegand
Bere
Cannon
Wiles
Lewis
Shookstown
Myersville
Bidle
McKenzie
Ayers
Hyattstorm
New Market
Hafer
Burdette
Byattstown Wirt
Murphy
Free
Burgee
St. Clair
Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Red Leg Win Cuts Bucs Lead to 3 Games
Vada Pinson starred with four hits including a triple and two singles as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the league leaders the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 1. The win lowers Pittsburgh’s lead to three games as Milwaukee’s 7 5 victory over Philadelphia tightens the chase with Chicago Braves in second place despite Pinson’s early RBI and late two run double in an eighth inning rally.
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Pittsburgh
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Philadelphia Phillies
Pitsburgh
Braves
Pinson
Eddie Kasko
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Redlegs
Reds
O'Toole
Brosnan
Bailley
Friend
Face
Smith
Kellmeyer and Southmayd Reach Mid Atlantic Junior Finals
Fern Kellmeyer of Charleston West Virginia and Carol Southmayd of Bethesda Maryland advanced to the finals of the Idle Atlantic States Junior Tennis Tournament in Bethesda Maryland on Friday. Kellmeyer is the defending champion and Southmayd joined the final round in the girls bracket.
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Bethesda
Tri County League set for Sunday action across six games
Creagerstown travels to Bolivar after a rough week with Lovettsville seeking a third straight win at Doubs. Middletown eyes second place as walker'sville meets Germantown, Yellow Springs hosts Middletown, Broad Run welcomes Buckeystown, and Lovettsville aims to sweep Doubs following recent upsets.
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Creagerstown
Lovettsville
Bolivar
Middletown
Bolivar Klub
Walkersville
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Buckeystown
Broad Run
Lovellsville
Doubs
Virginia
Lieve Heatherly
Frank
Dennis Reeder
Pat
Bud Gilroy
Ken Eaves
Mike Menard
Montgomery County
Dick Forest
Ron Hart- Stock
Ricketts
Don Loun
North End level Lions in 3-1 playoff win
Hal Keller drove in two runs with a third inning single to lift North End to a 3-1 victory over the Lions in the National Little League playoff. Eddie Reynolds walked trouble in the second, North End capitalized on Lions errors and a fourth inning homer by Ron Hart. John Young earned the win as North End ties the series 1-1 with a decisive rubber game set for Monday at 6 p.m.
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Ron Schattenberg
North End
Hal Keller
Lions
Ron Hart
Eddie Reynolds
Keiler
Reynolds
Neca
Hart
John Young
Jim Hicks
Mike Rhoades
Rob Hicks
Young
All-Star Game Tonight May Decide East Frederick Title
Tonight at McCurdy Field the East Frederick A C and Frederick County League All-Stars duel in a twin bill starting 7 30 p m. East Frederick A C leads TriState Major Softball with a 5 1 mark while All-Stars seek a split. Jim Blank starts for the A Cs with Doug Falk or Bill Blank in the opener for the All-Stars.
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George May
McCurdy Field
Frederick A. C
Jim Blank
A. Cs
Harvey Showe Jr
Guy Ramsburg
E. Frederick
Doug Falk
Bill Blank
Bernard Brown
Jim Hasterday
Falk
Blank
East Frederick
Charles Cline
Paul Stull
Cline
Harvey Showe
A.cs
Jim Powell Jr
Ray Brightwell
Frederick Foe Hagestown to clinch District 2 title
Francis Scott Key Post 11 of Frederick seeks a fifth straight District 2 junior baseball title by beating Hag erstown at McCurdy Field. Game time is 7 p.m. Frederick carries a 4-0 record with Dorsey unavailable to start. Wisner will start with Sole in the middle three frames and Carter finishing. Key hitters include Hays Smith King and DeLauter. If victorious, Frederick would meet Cumberland in the Western Maryland final after last season's doubleheader win over Cumberland.
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Francis Scott Key
Post
Frederick
American Legion
Hagerstown
McCurdy Field
Tom Dorsey
Bill Carter
Dorsey
Joe Price
Phil Wisner
Price
Chris Sole
Carter
Sam Hays
Ron Smith
Ken King
Charley DeLauter
Hays
Middletown
Cumberland
Maryland
Fredrick
College Park
Ron ‘Smith
Charley DeLauier
Herb Deever
Westminster
Adcock Homer Powers Milwaukee Past Phillies 7-5
Joe Adcock hit a grand slam in the fourth as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 7-5 behind Warren Spahn who improved to 9-6. Spahn and Crandall contributed as Milwaukee erased a late two-run rally by the Phillies. Herrera homered twice for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Joe ‘Adcock
Milwaukee
Warren Spahs
Braves
Pinukes
Frank Herrera
Herrera
Spahn
Piche
Crandall
Green
Coker
W— Spahn
L—Short
Adcock
Youth League Standings and Schedule
Cincinnati hooks up 7-8 at Pittsburgh Mizell 5-5. Chicago 8-10 visits St. Louis Simmons 1-0. Los Angeles 65 at San Francisco Sanford 8-6. Milwaukee 5-2 at Philadelphia Roberts 5-8. Sunday: Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 2 Chicago at St. Louis 2 Los Angeles at San Francisco. Monday no games.
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Cincinnati
Hook
Pittsburgh
Mizell
Chicago
Hobbie
St. Louis
Simmons
Los Angeles
Padres
San Francisco
Sanford
Milwaukee
Pizarro
Philadelphia
Roberts
Incinnati
W. L. Pett Lions
North End
Optimist
Civitanie
American Litile League
National League. L. Pet
L. Pet
Oxcohee Ata Pittsburgh
Amets A
Milwaukee & Bro
Tall Cedars
Elks San Francisco
Baseball doubleheaders and matchups listed from league schedule
The record lists multiple scheduled games with teams and pitchers: Be gine at Chi cago, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Baltimore at Chicago, Boston at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, and related notes such as pitcher win loss records in parentheses and odd fragments. The fragmentary text highlights scheduling and matchups without coherent results.
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Baltimore
Fisher
Chicago
Baumann
Boston
Brewer
Kansas City
Berberet
New York
Turley
Detroit
Bunning
Washington
Woodeshirk
Cleveland
Grant
W. L
United States Takes Early Davis Cup Lead Over Canada
The United States moved ahead 2-0 in the first round American zone of the Davis Cup as Bernard Bartzen and Barry MacKay won their opening singles matches. The U S leads and needs only a win in Saturday’s doubles or Sunday’s singles to reach the second round against Mexico.
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U.S
Quebec
United States
Canada
Bernard Bartzen
Barry MacKay
Mexico
Late Results Boston 200 000 000-28 Kansas City 100 00000-170
Monbouquette pitched for Boston with H Sullivan and Daley brothers rounding out the lineup. The Red Sox beat the Athletics 28 to 17 in a low total yet dramatic late-inning showing. Daley and Daley contributed on offense while Monbouquette earned the win and B Daley absorbed the loss.
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Boston
Kansas City
Monbouquette
H. Sullivan
B. Daley
P. Daley
W—Monbouquette
L—B. Daley
New Market to Play Thurmont at Sjamsville
New Market meets Thurmont at Bush Creek park in Sjamsville after construction moved the game from New Market. Pitchers listed include Bucky Miller or Pud Zimmerman for New Market and Ed Ridenour or Walt Biser for Thurmont with a second game in Poolesville pending.
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New Market
Maryland Siate League
Thurmont
Hamsville
Bush Creek
Sjamsville
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Poolesville
Mt. Airy
Jefferson
Charley Smith
Donnie Neel
Yamsville
Ron Engle
Jack Kinna
VFW
New Biarrgt
Bush Creek Park
Bucky Miller
Pud Zimmerman
Ed Ridenour
Walt Biser
Billy Merriman
Railroaders
Fame
Mt Airy
Ron Barnhart
Rudellhart
Sunday Schedule and Local League Matchups
The Sunday schedule lists Thurmont versus New Market at Tjamsville Cannon Poolesville against Brunswick George Tjamsville facing Frederick Shook Mt. Airy plays Jefferson Watkins Tri-County League games feature Walkersville at Germantown Curry Middletown versus Yellow Springs Gross Creagerstown at RBolivar and Garber Buckeystown at Broad Run Clera Lovettsville at Doubs Angle berger Heart of Maryland League matches Knoxville at Harmony Shef Het Taylorstown at Liberty Tri mmer Ptof Rocks at Lucketts Remus County Softball League includes Bartgis Zimmerman at Hyattstown Coopers Tavern hosts Economy OH Burkitsville at Buckeystown Lewistown at City Tavern plus two.
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Maryland
Thurmont
New Market
Tjamsville
Cannon Poolesville
Brunswick
George Tjamsville
Frederick
Shook Mt. Airy
Jefferson
Watkins Tri-County League
Walkersville
Germartown
Curry Middletown
Yellow Springs -Gross
Remus County
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Hyattstown
Coopers Tavern
Economy OH
Burkitsville
Buckeystown
Lewistown
City Tavern
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Lamont Gaither
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Cosgrave
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Tri-Co
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Paote
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Carl Taseff
Baltimore Colts
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the News
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Hardy Buckeystown Rice
Brisco
Staley Zimmerman
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Zim
Ramsburg
Yanos
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White Hall
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