Nationals Rally To Beat Thurmont In District Play
Frederick National Little League allstars overcame an early 2 0 deficit to erupt for six runs in the fourth inning and defeat Thurmont 11 3 at Staley Stadium. Maurice Boyd and Mike Cox delivered key hits as Greg Englar pitched four strong innings. The win advances Frederick to a Monday 6 p m matchup against Brunswick in District II play.
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Thurmont
Staley Stadium
Nationals
Brunswick
East Frederick
Kneck
Maurice Boyd
Mike Cox
Johnny Brice
Boyd
Cox
Gary Bowens
Jerry Falk
Chet Baker
Greg Smith
Weimar Tally
Greg Englar
Johnny Putnam
Englar
Bruce Myers
Putnam
Mike Hamerick
Bowens
Maeer Tn
Cooper Loses No Hit Bids Sixth Frame Inning
Emmitsburg pitcher Petey Cooper sees a no hitter broken in the sixth as Frederick edges Emmitsburg 4 to 0 in district playoff action. Cooper works into the sixth with 12 strikeouts and two hits, while Paul Lindsey adds two hits and scores on a final rush to third.
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Petey Cooper
Paul Lindsey
Frederick
Westminster -Sykesville
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Rangle
Topper
Pat Forney
Conner
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Hess
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Linter
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Lentz
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Paso
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Frelan
Main
Gailey
Frederick Surprises Brunswick in District Tournament Opener
East Frederick led 5 innings before Brunswick took a 1-0 edge as Frederick errors opened the door for a Railroaders rally. Neal Wilhelm delivered the deciding single in the sixth after two errors, while Gary O’Bryan held Brunswick to five hits and 11 strikeouts.
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O'Bryan
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Neal Wilhelm
Axline
Frederik
Western Shore title series at McCurdy Field Saturday
Fort Cumberland invades the old Blue Ridge League park to face Francis Scott Key Post in a best-of-three Ameri can Legion Western Shore championship. A Saturday double header could force a Sunday deciding game at McCurdy Field if the teams split.
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Blue Ridge
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McCurdy
State Legion
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Vandenburg
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Cumberland High School
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Cumberland
Mt. Savage High
Bob Dawson
Linganore High School
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Dawson
Baltimore Orioles
Oget Oslayvine
Memorial Stadium
Kim Gentile
John Orsing
al Smith
Steve Barber
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Thompson
Orioles
Baltimore
Gloves Cause Argument At Nevada Boxing Meet
At a Nevada State Athletic Commission meeting in Las Vegas plans for Sonny Liston to defend the heavyweight title with eight ounce gloves sparked a dispute. Dan Florio Patterson’s chief trainer objected to different glove makes in a title fight and the commission questioned the contract. Florio later said Patterson would also use Frager gloves, and Liston’s manager dismissed concerns, noting Liston’s past knockout.
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Las Vegas
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Chicago
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Pena Delivers Walk Off Run as A's Edge Orioles 2 1
Kansas City Athletics beat Baltimore 2 1 behind Orlando Pena who broke an eight game winless streak by scoring the decisive run. Doc Edwards homered and Pena advanced on Cimni’s single and a fielding error before scoring on Harrelson’s sacrifice fly. John Wyatt earned the save with 12th of the season.
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Jacko Brandt
Washington Senators
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Dave McNally
Luis Apanco
John Powell
Baltimore
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McNally
Barber
Ortieo
Edward “Poe
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Cay
Ed Saree
Pleads Guilty In Interstate Car Theft Case
Richard William Houk, son of Yankees manager Ralph Houk, pleaded guilty in US district court to interstate transportation of a stolen car. He appeared before Judge Floyd R. Gibson wearing olive jeans and a western shirt. the case cites a drive from Los Angeles to Roach, Missouri.
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Richard William Houk
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
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Floyd R. Gibson
US District Court
le Angeles
Roach
Redskins Obtain Tony Parrilli in Draft Choice Swap
The Washington Redskins acquired linebacker Tony Parrilli from the Chicago Bears for an unspecified draft choice. Parrilli, a 2-year-old 6-foot, 277-pound former University of Tulsa player, last played college football in 1961 and was a Bears reserve last season. Rookie Bob Caldwell of Georgia Tech informed the Redskins he will not play pro football to help run his family business after his father's death.
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Washington Redskins
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Chicago Bears
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Bears
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Georgia Tech
Redskins
Caldwell
Columbus
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Hart Maintains Lead In Smoldering PGA Championship
Hart, a shy 29-year-old father, held a four under par lead at Dallas Athletic Club during the second round of the PGA Championship in 100 degree heat. Defending champion Gary Player faded with a 74, Arnold Palmer shot 73, and notable players like Boros Nicklaus Ford and de la Torre trailed as Hart pushed toward the weekend with a three stroke edge.
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South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Hart
Julius Boros
Tony Lee
Sheila Macfiald
Troislas
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Miguel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Texas
Jack Fleck
Don Fairfield
Jim Ferree
Fairfield
Palmer
Hinsdale
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
A dense briefing shows league standings with teams like Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, and San Francisco, plus recent results from Cleveland at New York and Boston at Chicago. Upcoming games include Baltimore at Kansas City and Detroit at Los Angeles, with yesterday’s scores highlighting Philadelphia, New York, and Pittsburgh performances.
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Senators Rally Past Twins for Surprising Win
Washington, trailing Minnesota after seven, erupted for four in the eighth and again in the 13th to beat the Twins 3 to 1. Don Lock, a .200 hitter in the International League last season, delivered a clutch two-out single for the decisive run.
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Washington Senators
Don Lock
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Minnesota
Ith
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Senators’ outfielder hits 13th homer of season in first at bat
The 26-year-old outfielder, bought last year despite a .194 average and six minor league seasons, slammed two home runs in his first at bat. That gives him 13 homers on the year, second on the club, and he leads the Senators with 47 RBIs.
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Bill Dailey
Senators
Phillies Win On Last-Second Homer Over Mets
Roy Sievers belted a two run homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth to lift Philadelphia over New York 2 to 1. Craig took the loss for the Mets as Bakdschun earned the victory after reliving.
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Roy Sievers
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
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Tony Gonzalez
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U S Favored Over Russia In Meet Opener At Lenin Stadium
The United States track and field team, led by distance ace Jim Beatty who nurses a sore leg, opens a two day meet against the Soviet Union in Lenin Stadium with about 100000 expected in attendance. Russians promise surprises as coaches discuss the event and the standings.
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Sunday Baseball Tri-County League Matches List
The schedule lists Thurmont at Harmony Maught Walkersville at Doubs Richerd Germantown at Botivar Shook Brunswick at Buckeystown George Middletown at Yellow Springs Lake Maryland State League Pr of Rocks at Brunswick carlier Broad Run Jeff at New Market Dean Tiamsville at Mt Airy Watkins Repp Frederick at Liberty Horine Shriner Heart of MD League Mt Airy at Pleasant Walk Brandenburg Lucketts at Frederick Angle berger Detroit Tiger infielder Dick Mc Auliffe is a member of the Air Force Reserve.
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Maught
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Botivar
Shook Brunswick
Buckeystown
George Middletown
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New Market
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Dick Mc*Auliffe
Air Force Reserve
Pirates pound 16 hits to rout Cubs 9 4
Pittsburgh Pirates powered past Chicago Cubs 9 to 4 behind Bob Friend who earned the win as the Pirates collected 16 hits. Friend drove in the first run with a third inning single after 30 innings with no scoring, Manny Motto doubled and scored, and a five run burst against Don Elston and Jack Warner sealed the victory.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jack Warner
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Elston
Warner
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Tallaworth
Charles Egan longtime Star editor dies after illness
Charles Egan 65 a former sports and news editor of the Washington Star died Friday after a long illness He retired in April 1962 due to a heart ailment Egan served as news editor during World War II and as sports editor from 1940 until retirement
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Charles ‘Chuck? Egan
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Washington Star
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