Frederick Legion Stays Unbeaten Into District Finals
Frederick Legion defeats Westminster 7 to 4 to advance to district 3 finals with two wins and no losses. Dorsey earned the win with nine strikeouts and one walk aided by Sonny Blank in the eighth. Ramsburg, Hayes, and King led at the plate with two hits each as Westminster rallied briefly after trailing 4-1. The next games are set for July 23 at Westminster and July 25 at Frederick with Frederick holding a bye in the third round.
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US Track Team Beats Soviets In Philadelphia Meet
The United States men defeated Russia 127 to 108 in Philadelphia led by Ray Norton. American wins included Culbreath in 460 meter hurdles, Oerter in discus, Burleson in 60 meters, Cantelio in javelin, and the 1600 relay. Russian women won 67 to 0. Heavy rain interrupted events, depriving Vasily Kuentsov of a world record in the 110 hurdles and discus.
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Decathlon star posts record level 2
J had to be satisfied with 13 6 in the pole vault 209 3 in the jave lin and 5 938 in the 1500 meter run for a total of 5 350 points He was the second best decathlon performance of all time. State revenue from Maryland trotting meets totaled 1 216 093 69 with 319 624 296 wagered and 388 374 32 allocated to political subdivisions leaving 827 for the general fund and the fund exceeded estimates by 3 719 3?
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Baseball league standings and results summary
Baseball standings for American and National Leagues with team records hot spots, Monday results, Sunday results across cities including Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Cleveland, New York, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Detroit, St Louis, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Philadelphia. Notable games include Los Angeles beating Philadelphia 82 4 and Baltimore defeating Detroit 2 1, while Boston swept Cleveland with tallies 5 3.
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Wimbledon Champs Fraser Emerson Crush Mexico Duo
Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson defeated Mexico’s Gustavo Palafox and Mario Llamas 63 62 7-5 in a Davis Cup tennis match, giving Australia a 2-1 lead. The day also saw Shookstown beat Shookstown 12-2 and Lewistown 55 in league play.
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Colts Start Workout Today in Westminster Maryland
The Baltimore Colts opened 1959 training on the Western Maryland College campus with 37 veterans from the 1958 title run back. Only four rookies earned last year, as Ewbank targets stronger depth and notes lineman packer Hanson Churchwell and College All-Stars for August 14 preseason play.
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Bart and Zim. 82 Koogle Bros 7 0
Bart and Zim. 82 defeated Koogle Bros 7 to 0 in a standings update. The text references iStandings Ww. II and mentions multiple local areas and hatcheries, discussing farming practices and fish production factors affecting growth and spawning success, with scattered numeric and place fragments.
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Pall Mall
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Fish Study Finds Rich Potomac Bass and Other Species
Research by the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission since April 1955 shows abundant harvestable sizes of smallmouth and largemouth bass, channel catfish, sunfishes, crappie, and other pan fishes for sportfishermen. Biologists warn habitat maintenance is crucial for future stocks despite no need for heavy stocking.
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Ernest A. Vaughn
Raul Send
The News Frederick July 20 1958 Brief Summary
The Frederick news brief from Monday July 20 1958 reports local happenings in Frederick Maryland with essential details on events, weather, and community notices. No further specifics are provided within the readable fragment.
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