Tigers Drop Sixth Straight as Orioles Triumph 3-2
Detroit committed a five run error in the eighth inning that sealed a 3-2 loss to Baltimore. Bridges misplayed Tasby’s grounder allowing two runs to score, while Robinson homered for Detroit earlier. Mossi pitched for Baltimore, with Brown earning the win and Pappas closing.
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Hky Bridges
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Bridges
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Brooks Rosen
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Don Messi
Harold
Skinny) Brown
Frank Bolling
Pappas
Robinson
Inni
Billy Gardner
Miranda
Brown
Tasby
Gardner
Oriole
Joe Taylors
Gox
Mossi
Morgan
Berberei
W—Brown
Boiling
Local Baseball Games Sunday Schedule in Maryland Leagues
Sunday doubleheaders include Mr. Airy at Ijamsville and New Market at Poolesville in the Maryland State League. Heart of Maryland and IRECOUNTEY League list Germantown Walkersville Broad Run Buckeystown and others. An umpire meeting is set for 2 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion Home to reschedule games and fix vacation conflicts.
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Frederick American Legion
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Minor Leagues and Major Scores From AP Roundup
A dense AP-style summary lists Pacific Coast League results with Vancouver Seattle Portland Spokane Phoenix San Diego Salt Lake City Sacramento and more, plus American Association notices and International League standings. Highlights include St Louis Spartans, Spahn’s 11-10 fate, and Calhoun Tiger boxing verdicts along with injury updates from swimming trials and Littler’s open lead at the Insurance Open.
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Portland
Spokane
Phoenix
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Salt Lake City
Sacramento
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Louisville
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Denver
Chearleston
Dallas
Rochester
Tormio
Montreal
iNnnings
Richmond
Columbus
Havana
Miami
Solo Atlantic voyage by Amn Davison inspires boating readers
Amn Davison, famed for sailing solo across the Atlantic, details a warm up Miami to Key West cruise and plans for a longer inland Atlantic coast to New York and beyond. She stresses careful seamanship, a fixed timetable, and proper boat choice to prevent dangerous stunts.
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Orleans
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Three Losing Pitchers Key To Fate Of Birds
AP reports in the Junior League results Yellow Springs beat Imony 5 to 0 on a Keyser no hitter. The team then won 6 to 4 over Azaler with a strong pitching trio cited by Paul Richards as potential pennant shapers. The discussion centers on Yellow Springs pitchers Richards believes can carry the team this season.
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Harry Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies
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Roger Craig
Norm Lar’ Er
Phillies
Jim Owens
Craig
Art Fowler
Owens
Larker
Charlie Xeal
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Fowler
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Sennett
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U Craig
H. Anderson
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Arnold Portocarrero
Billy Hoeft
Ausherman
Jack Fisher
Sock
Reyser
Marva All Stars Named For Playoff In Brunswick League
Marva Babe Ruth League in Brunswick names its All Stars for the playoff, led by manager Eugene Bowers and coach Ed Sparzie. Included are Donald Fields, Soottshiire Gary Yates, Lovetsville’s Nuse, Claude James Costas, Jerry Feaster, Richard Gibson, Paul Mean, Ronald Stasre, Ray Lucas and others. Also notes Minor League baseball moves and local high school results in a jumble of teams and names.
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Brunswick
Eugene Bowers
Ed Sparzie
Donald Fields
Gary Yates
Lovetsville
Dames Nuse
Peopl
Claude James Costas
Point
Jerry Feaster
Eades Richard Gibson
Kes Paul Mean
Moose Ronald Stasre
Moose Ray Lucas
Moose
Baseball standings and results midseason report
The American League shows Chicago 37 75 and Cleveland 31 st 36 51 in a tight pack with Baltimore 42 32 3 4. New York 44 30 6, Detroit 48 46 1. Boston 39 48 4 48, Kansas City 38 48 .442 12. Saturday games Chicago at New York Kansas City at Washington Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Baltimore. Friday results Chicago 2 New York 0 Kansas City 7 Washington 4 Baltimore 3 Detroit 2 Cleveland 8 Boston 7 Sunday Chicago at New York Kansas City at Washington Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Baltimore. Monday No games scheduled. National League standings show San Francisco 31 38, Los Angeles 41 59 2, Milwaukee 46 39 54 3, Pittsburgh 42 52 4, Philadelphia 33 53 OH O82. Saturday games Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St Louis. Monday Hall of Fame induction at Cooperstown noted.
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Olmedo declines apology at National Clay Court event
Olmedo refused to apologize for his actions amid the National Clay Court Tennis Tour in Chicago. He blamed late arrival from Europe for fatigue and protested officials for not letting him play doubles after a lopsided loss to Abe Segal. Perry Jones criticized organizers, while Olmedo planned to compete next week in Pennsylvania.
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API
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Persorn
Olmedo
Associated Press
Perry Jones
United States
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Abe Segal
South Africa
Earl Buchholz Jr
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Esterdayr
Pennsylvania
League Leaders From The Associated Press Batting Races
Statistics show players with 200 or more at bats leading in batting. Milwaukee figures feature Mathews and Mays with notable totals. Chicago Los Angeles players also appear. Power, Yost, and Kuenn head home run and doubles lists. On base steals and strikeouts include Mantle, Wynn, and others across league leaders.
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Baned Mauxee
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Ahiwaukee
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Huenn
Detroit
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Power
Cleveland
Yost
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Jensen
Boston
Middletown Loses in County Junior Game 12-2
Urbane powered Middletown to a 12-2 victory over Middle town in a County Junior game paced by Willard with two home runs. Linthicum Shafer and Buzzard contributed for the winning team as the two squads posted runs and hits in a high scoring contest.
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Third Major League Talk Opens With Shea Backers
A meeting with William A. Shea and other supporters of a third major league was announced by Commissioner Ford C. Frick for August 18 in Boston or New York. The exploratory session will cover costs, development, and procedures for adding new clubs, with a committee prepared to provide detailed figures.
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Philadelphia
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