Maryland State League Stars Meet Tri-County In Toy Fund Game
Maryland State League All Stars face Tri-County League stars in the annual American Legion Toy Fund Game at McCurdy Field next Wednesday night. Burdette plans a mix of four righties and four lefties with Bill Merriman or Danny Neel as potential starter and several players slated for key roles, aiming for a win and flexible substitutes if a lead develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Yanos
News-Post
McCurdy Field
American Legion Toy Fund
Dick Burdette
Tri-Co
Burdette
Bill Merriman
Brunswick
Danny Neel
Yellow Springs
Merriman
Neel
Spike Jones
Mt. Airy
Donny Ricketts
Germantown
Gene Fisher
Broad Run
Jeff
Jim Trout
Frederick Hustlers
Loudoun County
Watershed ponds aid Frederick water and wildlife
The Frederick City Watershed spans 8000 acres with 73 miles of roads supplying clean water and recreation. Seventeen ponds provide steady summer flow, wildlife drinking water, and fire protection, while fishing bass crappie and catfish in non drying ponds. Archery and picnicking are allowed with fires strictly prohibited. Local officer Chinky Bell features in a humorous tale about a fish hoarding outfits and potential arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Marion Rice
Albert Powell
Lewis Rudasil
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Forestry
Soil Conservation Service
Fishing Creek
Potomac
Frederick
Chinky Bell
Chinky
Weird ninth opens way to Nats win 7 0
Don Lock and Don Blasingame drive in two runs each as Washington capitalizes on a bizarre ninth inning to defeat Minnesota 7 2. An error filled rally after Jim King reach base sparked a five run stretch, featuring a disputed play at home and a bases loaded walk. Minnesota had earlier homers by Allison and Oliva, but Stenhouse Hannon and Klippstein held off the Twins in a chaotic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Don Lock
Don Blasingame
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Jim King
Chuck Hinton
Dick Phillips
Lock
King
Blasingame
Harmon Killebrew
Stenhouse
Hannon
Brumley
Pascual
Klippstein
Arrigo
Battey
W— Hannon
L—Pascual
Allison
Oliva
Lefty Barber Halts Yankees With Four-Hit Gem
Baltimore moves within a half game of New York after Steve Barber limits the Yankees to four hits and belts a two run homer to power a 6-1 Orioles victory. Barber adds a homer himself and fans five as Baltimore earns a pivotal AL win on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty
Yankees
New York
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Orioles
IOTK
Lanners
Barber
Yankee
Sam Bowens
Jim Bouton
Nichols Tops PGA But In Columbus With 64 Lead
Bobby Nichols shot a six under par 64 to lead the 46th PGA Championship in soggy Columbus Country Club conditions. Jack Nicklaus posted 67 to tie Mike Souchak for second, Arnold Palmer at 68, with Bill Casper and Bob Charles also among leaders as rain softened greens. Other notables included Tony Lema and Ken Venturi struggling in the wet course, while the field faced a brutal day. Two softball league forfeits completed the night’s sports slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Duke
Palmer
Bill Casper
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Columbus ‘Country Club
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Golden Twins
Golden Gate
Lema
Venturi
Washington
Braves complete sweep of Giants 6 0 in Milwaukee
Hank Fischer pitched four hitter for Milwaukee as Henry Aaron Joe Torre and Dennis Menke homered to back a 6 0 win over the San Francisco Giants. Perry pitched seven innings for San Francisco before losing as Chicago was omitted. Fischer worked five before snaring a hitless stretch and Duke Snider spoiled it with a sixth inning double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hank Fischer
Henry Aaron
Joe
Torre
Dennis Menke
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Aaron
Menke
Fischer
Duke Snider
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Matty Alou
Mays
San Fran
Perry
Shaw
Haller
Bailey
W—Fischer
L—Perry
Aar
Sievers Sold to Nationals by Phillies
Philadelphia traded veteran first baseman Roy Sievers to Washington after placing pitcher Cal McLish on waivers. Sievers, 37, hit .183 this season and will back up Joe Cunningham. Philadelphia recalled Costen Shockley and John Boozer from their Little Rock farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Philles
Cal McLish
Roy Sievers
Washington
McLish
Sievers
Phils
Costen Shockley
John Boozer
Little Rock
Senators
Chicaao White Sox
Joe Cunningham
White Sox
Bill Skowron
Orioles Triumph 6-1 as Brandt Stumbles on Double Play
In Baltimore, Jackie Brandt slid into second base in vain after Luis Aparicio grounded to Bobby Richardson who jumped Brandt at the top left. Richardson threw to Joe Pepitone at first for a double play as Tony Kubek covered in the second inning. The Orioles won the game 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jackie Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Bobby Richardson
Brandt
Richardson
Joe Pepitone
Tony Kubek
Orioles
Cubs Rout Mets 11-1 Behind 16 Hits and Cowan Homer
Chicago to a decisive 11-1 victory over New York as Ernie Broglio, in his first win since a June 15 trade, held the Mets to 10 hits. Billy Cowan blasted a two run homer and Len Gabrielson added a double and two singles in a five run Chicago rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernie Broglia
St. Louis
Cub
New York Mets
Billy Cowan
Ernie Banks
Len Gabrielson
Tracy Stallard
Mets
Broglio
George Altman
Joe Christopher
Charlie Smith
New York
Stallard
Wakefield
Bearnorth
Sutherland
Willey
Gonder
Bertell
W—Broglio
L—Stallard
Leane
Cowan
Moose Paces White Sox To 9-3 Triumph
Bill Skowron keyed a 16 hit Chicago attack driving in three as the White Sox beat the Red Sox 9-3. Johnny Buzhardt won in relief with Hoyt Wilhelm aiding after two innings. McCraw homered for Chicago. Malzone went deep for Boston as Chicago pulled away with a five run fifth and three more in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bill Skowron
Washington
Chicago
Johnny Buzhardt
Red Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Ron Hansen
Showran
Buzhardt
Wilhelm
Martin
LaMabe
Heffner
Spanswick
Charton
Nixon
W—Buzhardt
L—Lamabe
McCraw
Malzone
Eleven to run in Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park
Eleven candidates entered for the 26th Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park with a field of five foreign bred contenders. Colorado King from South Africa and Cadiz Final Command Desert Chief III from New Zealand join Jalousie II an Argentine mare in the $162,100 race to be run Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
South Africa
Cadiz
Final Command
New Zealand
Lewistown Crushes Jefferson 25–5 for 10th Straight Win
Lewistown pounded 15 hits to wallop Jefferson 25 to 5 in Feagaville Youth League action last night, extending their win streak to ten. Players Ramsburg Snoots and Walt ers Stonesifer and W. Stonesifer contributed for Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jefferson
Feagaville
Ramsburg
Snoots
Walters
Stonesifer
W. Stonesifer
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Jim Ward
Carroll Huffer
Skeeter Webber
Gary Linton
Linton
Webber
Nook Deener
Bill Franklin
Airy
Benny Grove
Hustlers
Earl Ricketts
Hall
Dickie Hall
Lefty Kren
Maryland
Nats
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Bowens
Norm Siebern
Siebern
Jerry Adair
Roger Maris
Bouton
Jack Brandt
Short
Kubek
Brooks Robinson
AO Tokubee
Powell
Sieben
Moore
Howard
Boyer
Barber P
Beulon
Lopez
Aparicio
Baso Barber
Hamilton
Stafford
Nichols
PGA
Charles
Casper
Don Jan
Juary
Dallas
Tom Nieporte
Locust Valley
Paul Haviland
Bel Air
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Bo Wininger
Las Vegas
Nev
Bob Keller
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Jon
Westfield
Sagner
East Frederick
Cozy Corner
Braves
Phillies
Exchange
West
Frederick, Maryland
Chicubs
Moose
Phillipa
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
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