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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1960

Page

6

All Star Little League Opens With Road Games

National League All Stars meet Brunswick at Scheer Stadium while the American team travels to Sykesville to face its rep. Sykesville was last season’s area champion after beating the Nationals at Staley Stadium. Both squads aim for multiple games in the single elimination tourney.

Brunswick Scheer Stadium Sykesville Nationals Staley Stadium National Stars Carl Shaw Terry Shaw Larry Thompson John American Stars Larry Keyser Osborn Lee John Staley Wil

Ewbank warns Colts against fatheadedness in preseason

Westminster Maryland coach Weeb Ewbank scolded the Baltimore Colts for overconfidence and warned veterans to grow up as he unveiled several experimental shifts for preseason. He highlighted youth on offense and noted aging linemen while naming rookies Palmer Pyle and John Kompara challenging Art Spinney.

Westminster Weeb Ewbank Baltimore Colts Ewbank Colts New York Giants Sherman Plunkett Alex Hawkins South Carolina Carl Taseff Ed Cooke Chicago Bears Philadelphia Eagles Art Spinney Spinney Palmer Pyle Michigan State John Kompara Giants

Giants Capture Third Straight

San Francisco defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 to win their third consecutive game. Sam Jones struck out eight and held the Phillies scoreless until the ninth inning before errors by Dave Philley and Orlando Cepeda allowed a late tally. Johnny Antonelli finished the inning and preserved the win.

San Francisco Sam Jones Philadelphia San Francisco Giants Jones Phillies Dave Philiev Orlando Cepeda Johnny Antonelli Giants Chris Short Short Owens Green Neeman Dalrymple Antonelli Schmidt W— ‘Jones

Lopez Sees White Sox Repeat As American League Champs

Al Lopez remains confident the Chicago White Sox will win the American League title despite a slow start. The manager notes the team is only two games back of New York and believes a midseason turnaround is possible with key acquisitions Minnie Minoso, Gene Freese, and Roy Sievers providing power and steadying the lineup.

Joe Mooshil Associated Press Chicago al Lopez Chicago White Sox Sox New York Lopez Minnie Minoso Gene Freese Roy_ Sievers Minoso Freese Ben Sievers

White Sox Hope for Stronger Second Half Pitching and Hitting

Manager Lopez pins hopes on Jim Landis Nellie Fox and Sherm Sellar to rebound in the second half after a slow start. Fox and Landis trail their previous marks by about 35 and 50 points while Lollar has two homers after 22 last year. Bob Shaw and Early Wynn, though, lag in wins as Shaw stands 2-8 and Wynn 7, with relief corps Donovan Kemmerer Staley and Lown keeping the team in contention.

Lopez Sox Jim Landis Nellie Fox Sherm Sellar Bob Shaw Early Wynn Fox Landis Lollar Shaw Wynn White Sox Dick Donovan Russ Kemmerer Gerry Staley Turk Lown

Americans Battle Sykesville National All Stars

Four weeks of practice have the American Little League All Stars ready for a first tournament victory at Sykesville. Manager Bob Heller lists four top pitchers and notes the team of 11 and 12 year olds will face defending area champions Carroll County.

Sykesville Bob Heller Heller Ben Grove Dave Freland Wilber Scheckles Bill Bender Carroll County Aine Nationals Baker Park Amveis Bob Whitmore

Middletown Rallies to Beat Ijamsville for First

Middletown erased Ijamsville's 4 2 lead with a six run eighth inning at Mec Curdy Field. Dick Reeder pitched five scoreless frames for Middletown and John Harper sparked Ijamsville's late rally before the FriCo club surged ahead.

Middletown Sicrm Tramsville MecCurdy Field Tom Coleman Coleman Jim Chase Dick Reeder John Harper Tjamsville Colesman Harpier Bob Weddle Bush Creek FriCo Ijamsville Leone’s of Baltimore McCurdy Field Reeder Stroble Chase Colman Neel Harper

Late results from baseball games with mixed scores and homers

St Louis down Milwaukee 97 36 in nine innings behind Spahn and Crandall. Chicago edges Cincinnati 46 5 with Newcombe win. Boston loses to Chicago 7 1 as Baumann earns the win and Monbouquette takes the loss. Home runs by Adcock Aaron Smith and Sievers highlighted the day.

St Louis Milwaukee Broglio Bauia Smith Spahn Crandall L—Broglio Adcock Aaron Boston Chicago Monbouquette Wills Sturdivant Casale Nixon Kemmerer Baumann Loliar W—Baumann Sievers

Frederick Beaten by Creagerstown in Birls Softball

Creagerstown defeated Frederick 16 to 10 last night on homers by Eyler and Brust. Next week Braddock meets Frederick at Baker Park as Creagerstown remains undefeated.

Frederick Creagerstown Eyler Brust Braddock Baker Park Duncan Fleming Halsey

Indians rally past Yankees 6 to salvage three game series

Cleveland beat New York 6 to 3 as Jim Piersall hit a two run homer Harvey Kuenn added a homer and a two run double in support of winner Gary Bell Mantle and Maris homered for the Yankees. Bell improved to 9 7 and Ditmar took the loss as Cleveland moved out of a four game skid.

Cleveland Jim Piersall Harvey Kuenn Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Tribe Roger Maris Mickey Manne Yankees Marks Gary Bell Indians Bell Amt Ditmar Yankee Vic Power Ken Aspromonte Piersail Maris Cletis Boxer George Strickland Hank Foiles New York Cox Ditmar Terryl Gabler Duren Berra Briggs Stigman Foiles W— Bell L—Ditmar

Baseball scores and matchups from Wednesday AL results

American League results include Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston Kansas City Baltimore at Washington Detroit at Washington Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh in 11 innings Milwaukee shut out St Louis Chicago beat Cincinnati San Francisco edged Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco St Louis at Milwaukee Chicago at Cincinnati Cincinnati at San Francisco

Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Baltimore Washington Detroit Los Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Law Padres Roberts Sanford Jackson Spahn Anderson W. L. Pet G.B. Tsburgh Milwaukee Ag Aor Npi Abrh Saxwell Lee Eucing Morgan P bAmores Bruce Tatats Sitka Sruce Becquer Watch Garcner Bequer Femand Los Throveberry S—Green Lee iColawitol Bunniing Bertea Runges Rice Smith Papareli

Athletics Nip Orioles 4 3 In Tight Victory

Kansas City Athletics edged the Baltimore Orioles 4 3 as Ray Herbert escaped a ninth inning jam. Marv Throneberry and Andy Carey provided key hits while Throneberry homered to back Herbert’s fourth win. Milt Pappas took the loss after six innings.

Kansas City Ray Herbert Kansas City Athletics Baltimore Orioles Herbert Marv Throneberry Andy Carey Throneberry Carey Milt Pappas Orioles Gus Triandos Ron Hansen Bob Bord Dim Busby Triandos Clint Courtney Billy Hoeit Busby Bord Jackie Brandt Gene Stephens Baltimore iKansas City Pappas Hoeitz P. Daley L—Pappas Stephens

Automatic movable goal post tested at Colts camp

Westminster Maryland AP reports the Baltimore Colts used an automatic movable goal post that extends to the goal line for field goals. Charles Simmons of Elkins West Virginia developed the device to reduce injuries and improve sight of touchdowns. Gentile fined by AL for bat throwing at umpire in Chicago. $100 penalty.

Boyd Owens Kansas City Bob Stewart Owens Jim Gentile Baltimore Orioles Fred Hutchinson Cincinnati Reds Gentile Hutchinson Westminster Maryland Baltimore Colts Charles Simmons Elkins W. Va Meat Dealer Simmons John Stevens Chicago

Throneberry drives Senators past Tigers to fifth place

Washington scores six and tops Detroit 6 to 3 as Faye Throneberry powers the win with a bases loaded double and three singles. He collects five Washington runs, boosting the Senators into sole possession of fifth place.

Detroit Faye Throneberry Washington Senators Detroit Tigers Throneberry

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