Harmony Downs Middletown to Clinch Second in Tri-Co
Harmony defeated Middletown 7-3, with HARMONY Dick Baker driving in a three run homer and tossing five and two thirds innings. Roger Wiles finished, while Middletown’s Rudell Ahalt pitched nine innings in a losing effort as Creagerstown inched closer to the top of the Tri-Co standings.
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Harmony
Dick Baker
Middletown
Baker
Roger Wiles
Wil
Jack Forsythe
Lee Ropp
Ahalt
Wiles
Williams
Tiant Debuts With 3-0 Cleveland Win Over Yankees
In his first major league appearance, 23 year old Luis Tiant limited New York to four hits as Cleveland beat the Yankees 3-0 to split the doubleheader. Tito Francona and Larry Brown hit second inning homers for the Indians.
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DOUBS
Thurmont
Maurice Fraley
Fraley
Bob Shaffer
Shaffer
Bob Smith
Phillips
Kelley
G. Beachley
B. Beachley
Carey
NEW York
Luis Tiant
Cleveland
Yankees
Roland Sheldon
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Tiant
Indians
Tom Tresh
Yankee
Whiley Ford
Clete Boyer
Sheldon
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
McDowell
Abernathy
Siebert
Romano
Howard
L McDowell
Francona
Brown
Azcue
Ford
Reniff
Terry
Blanchard
Bunker Wins 10th With Help From Hall Miller and Homers
Baltimore Orioles defeat Detroit 5 4 in Memorial Stadium to stay one game ahead in the AL standings. Boog Powell Sam Bowens and Charley Lau homer for Baltimore while Wally Bunker earns his 10th win before leaving in the seventh. Detroit answers with Lumpe McAuliffe and Freehan homers as Don Wert error fuels a late Tigers rally.
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New York
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Yankees
Boog Powell
Sam Bowens
Charley Lau
Tiger
Dennis McLain
Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Detroit
Jerry Lumpe
Dick McAuliffe
Bunker
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Dick Hall
Stu Miller
Powell
Bowens
Ed Rakow
Lau
Norm Cash
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Freehan
Jack Brandt
Oriole
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Adair
Brooks Robinson
Don Wert
Brandt
Miller
George Thomas
Don Demeter
Rons
Memorial Stadium
Siebern
Hbi Bruton
Aparicio
Oodorbrown
Phillips
Tho
Robinson
McLaine Ly
Rakow
Sherry
Fox
Hall
Miler
Cards lose then win from Mets in doubleheader
In game one the Mets beat the Cardinals 3-2 as Frank Lary relinquished a late lead. In game two Dick Groat delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to cap a four run rally for a 7-6 Cardinals win over the Mets.
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Walkersville
Bolivar
Leo Duncan
Bob Stull
Bill Carder
Bud Gilroy
Stull
Larry Duncan
Dennis Reeder
Toms
Miller
Carder
Gilroy
Walkville
Routzahn
L. Duncan
MT. Airy
Lonny Lyles
Jack Beall
Germantown
Johnson
Lyles
Earl Shipe
Jim Ward
Beall
Spike Jones
Shipe
Taylor
Hustlers
Brunswick
Airyoorona
Ricketts
Jones
Rimmey
Frederick Hustlers
New Market
McCurdy Field
Tommy Thomas
Rick Alt
John Young
Max Day
Sonny Barrick
Hunt
Thomas
Rab
Page Seven
ST. Louis
Dick Groat
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Mets
Frank Lary
Willard Hunter
Carl Warwick
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Warwick
Bill White
Flood
Ken Boyer
Brock
Groat
Joe Christopher
Larry Elliott
Tim Harkness
New York
Jousting Tourney Winners Named
Phi Clary of Westminster, Knight of Red Wagon, swept 16 rings to win the professional class over Leon Enfield of Knoxville in the Petersville Jousting Tournament. Wayne Tucker captured the Blade Times Challenge cup. Gary Rhine won the Amateur class with Kenith Reeder runner up. Karen Engelhauger won the rookie class over Stanley Tucker. The next tournament is set for Barnesville.
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Phi Clary
Westminster
Red Wagon
Leon Enfield
Knoxville
Petersville
Enfield
Blade Times
Stanley Tucker
Knight of Silver
Barnesville
Nichols Wins PGA With a Record 271
Bobby Nichols defied fierce challengers including Nicklaus Palmer and Rudolph to win the 46th PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club with a record 271. Nicklaus shot 64 to finish second at 274 as Nichols closed with a 67 and a clutch 35-foot birdie putt on the 71st hole.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Houdin
Jack Nicklaus
Louisville
Arnold Palmer
Mason Rudolph
Nicklaus
Tole Palmer
Palmer
Rudolph
Tennessean
Don Finsterwald
Columbus Country Club
Nichols
Young Nichols
Soar
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Jon Gustin
Westfield
N.J
Ken Venturi
Tom Nieporte
Locust Valley
N.Y
Bo Wininger
Las Vegas
Jon
Baseball this week features several games at McCurdy Field
Baltimore Dauphins host Frederick American Legion tonight at 8 15 p m. Dundalk visits Frederick American Legion Tuesday at 6 p m. Wednesday slate includes National LI at East Frederick IL and American LL at Brunswick LL both 6 p m. Tri County League meets Maryland State League at McCurdy Field 8 p m Thursday Babe Ruth League All Stars vs Red Shield 3 30 p m. Friday Life League Tournament second round. Plus boxing: Jose Stable, No 2 challenger, faces Gabe Terronez Friday at Madison Square Garden live on ABC at 9 p m EST.
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Baltimore Dauphins
Frederick American Legion
McCurdy Field
Dundalk
National LI
East Frederick IL
American LL
Brunswick LL
Maryland State League
Babe Ruth League
All Stars
Red Shield
New York
Jose
Emile Griffith
Gabe Terronez
Fresno
Calif
Terronez
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Mays and Hart Power Giants to Doubleheader Sweep
Willie Mays delivers a run scoring single as the Giants sweep the Astros in a Sunday doubleheader. Jim Hart belts a two run homer in the opener while Bob Hendley wins the nightcap with help from solid defense and timely hits. The sweep pulls San Francisco within four percentage points of the Phillies in the NL race.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Houston
Giants
Jim Hart
John Bateman
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
Bob Hendley
Graf Bob Hendley
Hal
Mays
Willie McCovey
Bob Aspromonte
Dick Farrell
Orlando Cepeda
Gaines
Hart
Colts Open Training Camp with 41 Rookies in Maryland
In Westminster Maryland the Baltimore Colts started pre season workouts with 41 rookies and second year players. The club announced linebacker Bill Pellington signed his 1964 NFL contract. Eleven regulars including John Unitas and Ray Berry were still unsigned. Full scale training begins Wednesday with 19 veterans arriving.
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Westminster
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Bill Pellington
Colt
John Unitas
Ray Berry
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Deener
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Ray Stone
Lefty Biser
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Sith
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Jeff Oto
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Livonia, Mich
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