Little League Tournament Kicks Off In Frederick City
The Frederick News reports the start of the Little League Tournament Monday at 6:30 PM in Baker Park. Frederick American and Brunswick All-Stars headlined by Clyde Hithe and manager Cette Hawley prepare as officials set up bleachers for a large turnout with teams from Frederick, Brunswick, and area leagues expected to compete.
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Giants Edge Phillies 8-7 in ninth inning thriller
San Francisco survives Philadelphia 8-7 as Farrell wild pitch allows Cepeda to score winning run. Willie Mays and Willie Kirkland spark late rally, with Ceremonious comeback by Giants and Grissom earning win while Johnson falls to 6-3. Phils led 7-5 in ninth before decisive sequence.
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Musial and Pep Shine In Varied Baseball And Boxing Notes
Boxing results from Norwood to Hartford show Willie Pep outpoint Bobby Bell in a 16 rounder while Bobby Hicks stops Kilda Nunez in five in Los Angeles. Musial ties and then passes Gehrig for second in career extra base hits as he drives in five against Milwaukee. The piece also lists leaders in hits, home runs, RBIs, and steals across multiple leagues, with top names like Fox, Mays, Banks, and Mantle highlighted in a dense batting and pitching snapshot.
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Tebbetts Hanged In Effigy In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs manager Tebbetts, in seventh in the National League, was hanged in effigy after a road skid. A paper-stuffed shirt and trousers hung from a pole were retrieved by police. Cincinnati had snapped a seven-game road losing streak with a 3-2 win over Chicago, is described by Gabe Paul as a momentum game.
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White Sox Bauer's hit sinks Tigers in Baltimore
Blazing Billy O'Dell shutout the Chicago White Sox as Baltimore crushed Detroit. O'Dell limited the Sox to nine hits while Brooks Robinson belted a homer. Gus Triandos opened the big inning with a single and the Orioles pulled away. Harper lefty Pierce took the loss for Chicago.
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Indians Top Senators 8-3 Behind Colavito Homers
Cleveland clinched an 8-3 win over Washington as Rocky Colavito hit two homers and Minnie Minoso added a blast. Cal McLish earned his eighth victory despite eight hits by the Senators, who tied the game briefly on Roy Sievers homer, but Cleveland pulled away with two runs in the late innings.
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Boston Wins Over Kansas City 6 To 2
Tom Brewer earned his first victory in over a month aiding a five run surge as Murray Wall closed out the ninth. Boston defeated Kansas City 6 to 2 with Brewer earning the win and Gorman taking the loss. Maris hit a home run for Kansas City.
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Orioles topple White Sox behind O'Dell pitching
Yesterday's Stars review highlights Billy O'Dell as the Orioles' top winner blanking the Chicago White Sox 3-0 on nine singles with no walks. Rocky Colavito drove in four runs on two home runs for the Indians in a 3 victory over the Senators.
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Musial cracks two homers as Musial nears Ruth mark
Stan Musial, age 37 and a seven time NL batting champion, hit two home runs to reach 1,191 extra base hits, but Milwaukee edged St Louis 8 to 7. Mel Roach drove in the deciding run with an RBI single in the seventh. Milwaukee gains a close victory at St Louis as Musial tallies five RBIs.
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Redlegs Edge Cubs In 3-2 Ball Game
Cincinnati pitcher Jot Nuxhall shut down Chicago as the Redlegs defeated the Cubs 3-2. Home run by Son for Cincinnati provided the decisive pace, with Bailey, Hillman and Neeman also contributing in a tight contest across a Chicago field.
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Baseball standings and Friday games overview
The table shows the American and National Leagues with current records and games back. Friday matches include Kansas City at New York and Milwaukee at Chicago, with several other interleague tilts and a full slate of weekend games.
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Quiet upstream angling in Maryland streams rich with bass
Lefty Kreh describes Fred erick County small streams as clean, bait-rich fishing fronts needing minimal gear. He notes routes like Tuscarora, Bennetts, Linganore, and Toms Creeks with poppers, spinners, and fly tackle, offering bass, panfish, and trout in tranquil, boat-free settings. The column ends with hunting law notes and a question about hellgrammites.
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Finsterwald Opens With 3 Under At PGA Championship Lead
Don Finsterwald shot a three under par 67 to hold a one stroke lead in the first round at the PGA Championship in Havertown Pennsylvania. Jay Hebert was sole second at 68 with Lionel Hebert and four others at 69, while Tommy Bolt and Sam Snead sat near the middle of the pack as 166 players aimed for the par 70, 6727-yard layout.
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Rotary Tops Kiwanis 15-3 in Babe Ruth League game
Rotary remained in second place with a 15 to 3 victory over Kiwanis on Friday night. Winning pitcher Fisher struck out eight, walked four, and gave up five hits across seven innings as Rotary pulled ahead in the third inning and again in the fifth and sixth. The summary lists multiple players with defensive positions and scorers, noting off- Boone and Wilson as pitchers in mixed innings and referencing the all-star game upcoming.
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Johnson urges old rule to curb baseball TV power
Former Colorado governor and ex Western League chief Edwin Johnson urged Congress to legalize a traditional rule barring major league telecasts from clashing with minor league games. He called self regulation insufficient and proposed an initial six year limit on expanded rights while supporting a House bill to lift antitrust constraints in several sports. Johnson warned that protecting minors matters more than blackout fears, and backed amending sports legislation to bar MLB telecasts in cities with minor league play. England gains early 2-0 lead over France in Davis Cup semifinal.
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Junior Legion Team Defeats Hagerstown Junior Legion Team
Floyd Patterson heads to Los Angeles to defend his heavyweight title against Roy Harris on August 18. Patterson, with Cas D'Amato and his entourage, will train briefly in Chicago before proceeding. The group plans a two-leg journey starting Friday night.
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Los Angeles
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Cas D'Amato
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