Mt Airy Wins At Germantown 3 1 In League Bid
Mt Airy defeats Germantown 3 to 1 as Spike Joes pitches four hit ball improving to three straight second half wins and tying Frederick for the league lead. Jones loses shutout in third on a run by Weddle, Hobbs drives in two for Mt Airy while Chase allows five hits for the losers.
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MT. Airy- Meo Sry
Maryland
Ilameylle
Spike Joes
Frederick
Jones
Bob Weddle
Liamsville
Mt. Airy
Buck Creek
Jim Chase
Dori Hobbs
Hobbs
Dick Bayles
Ljameville
Tjamsville
Mr. Airy
Chase
Harper
Rimmey
Tri-Co All-Stars Triumph In Maryland State League Showdown
In Wednesday night action at McCurdy Field the Tri-Co All-Stars beat the State League 61 as Earl Duncan Creagerstown and Bob Ricketts led with doubles. Ahalt, Huffer and Fisher sparked New Market in a 6-3 defeat of Broad Run Jeff. Sappington pitched for Frederick as the Hustlers defeated Liberty 7-3 behind Chris Sole. Brunswick edged Brunswick 6-4 with Merriman and Renn strong on the mound and Beall earning the win for Germantown over Bolivar 3-2. Harmony topped Thurmont 7-6 in ten innings with Ropp delivering the winning hit. Buckeys town downed Brunswick 9-4 as Kelly struck out nine. Walkersville rallied from a 2-1 deficit to 13-5 over Doubs in a high-scoring affair.
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Wamsville
Gene Fisher
New Market
Jeff
Fisher
Ronnie Lipps
Rudell Ahait
McCurdy Field
Earl Duncan
Creagerstown
Bob Ricketts
Germantoam
Tri-Co
Tri-Ce
Central
Dick Sappington
Frederick
Hustlers
Liberty
Wedestiels
Tepels Saphirnstoh
Uree K
Iyle
Buck Jones
Ted Marshall
Getzandanner
Dick Cook
Collisiawer
Reyroad
York
Sappington
Bolive
Germantown
Airess
Bolivar
Morteavery
Pao Til
Dennis Floyd
Snorr
Bea Guroy
Till
Bobby Ricketts Bolar
Tul
Mann
Floyd
Beall
Ricketts
Gilroy
Derr
Harmony
Lee Ropp
Thurmont
Ropp
Tom Baker
Dick Baker
Baker
Gene Lewis
Bible
Miller
Duncan
Unger
Hoffman
Dallas Summers
Roger Wiles
Fraley
Bob Shaffer
Shaffer
Lewis
Summers
Yellow Springs defeats Middletown with 14 hits
Yellow Springs routed Middletown driven by Harold Hargett and Buck Brunner as Lenny Hammond led the attack with three hits including a double. Middletown scored once in the fifth on Crane’s two base hit while others added two hits each.
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Mllow Springs
Yellow Springs
Middletown Y
Sia
Sioning
Harold Hargett
Buck Brunner
Ne Springers
Makietosn
Bot Crone
Linton
Ware
Freth
Lenny Hammond
Jim
Gary Linton
Dots Cacy
Bob Whimore
Gary Lanvin
Page Nine
30-Foot Putt Gives PGA To Nicklaus 5-2 And 5-4
Yankees sweep doubleheader from Indians as Richardson and Bricht lead with key hits. Bright drives in three in first game with Downing pitching, lifting New York seven games ahead in the American League.
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NEW York
Bobby Richardson
Harry Bricht
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Atcaight
Richardson
Clete Boyer
Re Lever Barry Wynn
Indians
Bright
al Downina
Yankees
Cleveland
Kralick
Ramos
Walker
Azcue
Downing
Reniff
Howard
W—Downing
L—Kralick
Legion Tops D. C. Post 5-3 at McCurdy Field
Pascal Renn pitched seven strong innings allowing three hits while Tommy Thomas closed out the final two frames as Francis Scott Key Post defeated Agriculture Post of Washington, D. C. 5 to 3. Frederick plated three runs in the first inning, added one in the third, and sealed the win with two runs in the bottom of the third on Guy Stull's productive grounder.
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Pascal Renn
Agriculture Post
Washington, D. C
Tommy Thomas
Francis
Scott Key
McCurdy Field
Renn
Thomas
Frederick
Agriculture
Guy Stull
National League and American League Notables with Oddities
Baseball recap notes St. Louis defeated Houston 9 to 4 and Philadelphia routed New York 83. A rare error and tally appeared on Tom Richy’s base hit for Frederick, plus Leone’s rallies and Keyser, Hichy, Swoboda contributing in an 13-2 win over Scott Key Post. Jim Dickson, rookie pitcher for Houston, earned a $1,500 signing bonus years ago.
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Tom Richy
Frederick
Bill Seidling
Bichy
Stull
Stan Keyser
Leone
Scott Key
Paltimoro Thomas
Jim Trout
Richy
K. Post
Leones
Rogoshy
Siedling
Coox
London
Myers
Renn
Boswell
Thomas P
Dew
Trout
Davis
E Rhoderick
Mattison
Keemer
Miler
Berk
Mouldin
Leones Ag
E—Stull
Cook
Dogesky
Beck
F. S.K
Keyser
Hichy
Stealing
Swoboda
Kremer
Sark
Huiler
ON & BR Bbso
Thomas
Ria
Agriculture
S. m. Post
Moore
Delavter
Williams
Woods
Stu
Camptell
Sieding
Colbert
Donde
Butler
Carter
Spilienart
Pascal
Vti Technoes
Agriceftura
Stedling
Dichy
Sf Keyser
Comert J
Rann
Thomas J
PB Crete
Slediing
Y—Rienara
Houston
Jim Dickson
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Nicklaus wins PGA Championship with clutch 30-foot putt
Jack Nicklaus breaks a three way tie by sinking a 30-foot putt on the 69th hole and fires a final round 68 to win the PGA Championship in Dallas. He becomes the fourth man to win the Masters Open and PGA, joining Sarazen Nelson Hogan, with Dave Ragan and Bruce Crampton among runners-up in sweltering heat.
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Dallas
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Columbus
Ohio
Hets
Gene Saragen
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Nicklaus
Ragan
Crampeen
Crampton
Dallas Athletic Club
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Doug Sanders
Billy Maxwell
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Britain
Arnold Palmer
Phillies extend win streak to seven games
Philadelphia Phillies sweep doubleheader from New York Mets with 8 7 and 8 2 wins. Chris Short throws first major league shutout in game one and Johnny Callison plus Don Hoak drive in key runs. Dennis Bennett earns his second win as Philly totals 29 hits in the two games.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Chris Short
Johnny Callison
Don Hoak
Phillies
Devaenane
Dennis Bennett
Johnny Klippstein
Creagerstown Splits Twin Bill in Softball
Creagerstown girls split with Arlington Aces losing 31 in nightcap after a 3 2 win. Pat Zewler pitched both games with three and four hitters. Donna Clevenger and Karen Dyer homered and tripled respectively. Next, Creagerstown heads to Patterson Park Baltimore for state tournament first round against Cumberland at 2 30 p m.
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Creagerstown
Arlington Aces
Pat Zewler
Spain
Bill
Cumberland
Arlington
Lane
Harper
Zeigler
Dyer
McEnany
Boston Triumphs Over Chisox In Rainy Doubleheader
Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 3 2 in the first game as Bob Tillman crushed a go ahead homer in the ninth after Dick Stuart tied it with a two run single. Radatz earned his 32nd win with Wilhem charged with the loss. Weather halted the twin bill after Boston took the opener.
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Bob Tillman
Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Boston
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago
Oro
AZ Monbouquette
Radatz
Tillman
Pizarro
Wilhelm
Carreon
Martin
Hansen
Mincher belts two homers in Twins 3 2 win
Don Mincher hit two home runs off Wasling and Sundday as Minnesota beat Washington 3 to 2. The first baseman, who came off the bench eight games ago, also contributed a key stretch of 16 hits in 3 at bats. Johnny Goryl added a homer in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Don Mincher
Minnesota
Vic
Fury Uied
Wasling
Sundday
Johnny Goryl
Twins
Mincher
Vic Power
Washington
Track Meet Shows Us Dominance From Both Sides
The United States men won 11 events to 10 but lost the meet 60-58 as Russia swept the women 10-0 and Valery Brumel set a world high jump record at 7 feet 3 3/4 inches. Premier Khrushchev attended along with 73 600 spectators.
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JT Becker
Woscow
United States
Sayer Crow
Valery Brumer
Russia
Karushenev
Khrushchev
Brumel
Yankees
Stanford University
Ue US
U.S
Payton Jordan
Bart
Zinty
Eter Hayes
Florida A&m
Mers Af
Local star teams host LL tournament openers
The Nationals face Brunswick at 7 p.m. at Staley Stadium while the Americans meet Sykesville at Hodiam. Sykesville beat Wealmissier and Stusewick in the first round, and the Nationals topped Thurmont with the Americans defeating Emmitsferd.
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LL Tourney
Frederick Little Las
Nationals
Brunawick
P.m
Staley Stardam
Sykesville
Finsew Hodiam
Baker Park
Wealmissier
Stusewick
East Frederick
Thurmont
Drabowsky Sharp as Athletics Top Orioles 3-2
Drabowsky, on his 26th birthday, limited the Orioles to four hits and one walk to lift the Kansas City Athletics past Baltimore 3 to 2. Wayne Causey homered in the sixth after an earlier run-scoring triple by Jerry Lumpe, while Bob Johnson tied the game with a fifth inning homer for Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Cary Woo Drabowsky
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Wayne Causey
Athletics
Milt Pappas
Jerry Lumpe
Causey
Charley Lau
Orioles
Bob Johnson
Pappas
Drabowsky
A's
Portland
Baltimore
Kamsas
Aparicio
Tartabull
Snyder
Uea Orsino
Lau
Alusih
Robinson
Ocharies
Ecsegian
Jonnsen Jo
Brandt
Narreison
Drabsky
Hall Pooda
Brunet
Essagisn
Hall
Rim
Smith
theeRen
Irsna
Kansan City
Karetos City
Johnson
Lumpe
Harrelson
Lev
Hrdebncon
V— Hallec
Jeneenick Smith
Pepa
Frederick Babe Ruth League All Stars face Red Shield Club
The Frederick Babe Ruth League all stars host Baltimore's Red Shield Boys Club tonight at Mec Curdy Field at 8 30 for a tune up before their Brunswick tournament debut. Dick Bliss, 15, from Westboro High, carded a 470 yard hole in the Massachusetts School Championship at the Unicorn Country Club in Stoneham.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Baltimore
MecCurdy Field
Dick Bliss
Westboro High
Massachusetts
Unicorn Country Club
Stoneham
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Wayne Ahalt
Ahalt
Clark
Merriman
Ine
Ruilreaders
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Pascal Renan
Rennee
Jesse Thompson
Noak Nester
Jie Gorden
Gordon
Merriman Jos
Rocke
Brenawick
Thomas Renn
Whitehead
Merriman and
Deener
Buckeystown
Rudy Kelly
Kelly
Stottlemyer
Ron Carter
Bobby Knight
Mets
Orrison
Lane Reed
Ayers
Herm Willis
Reed
Buckerstown
Ayrez
Wills
Burdette
Doubs
Walkersville
Ken Eaves
Eddie Cook
Leo Duncan
Ken Duncan
Brother Keith
Eases
Beachley
Buzz Beachley
Gibson
White
Eaves
Conk
Haines
Barrick
Movks
PGA
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Latman
Bell
Allen
Abernathy
Wynn
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Bouton
Stafford
Hamilton
Berra
Mc.auliffe
Dick McAulifFe
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Dan Osinski
Frank Kostro
Los Angeles
McAuliffe
Bruton
Tigers
Legion
D. C. Post
St. Louis
Phiadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Ww. Pet
Detroit
Gagain
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Terry
Trecomes
Ors
Palmer
Pat Palmer
Boros
al Geiberger
Jim Ferrier
Liroe
Tommy Jacobs
Bill Johnston
Art Wall, Jr
Gary Player
Gardner Dickinson
PHILS
Willey
Cisco
MacKenzie
Powell
Sherry
Short
Dalrymple
L— Willey
Hoak
Stallard
Bearnorth
Hook
Gonder
Bennett
Klippstein
L-Stallard
Taylor
Sievers
TWIN
Chisox
Willie Shoemaker
U. S
Ruth
Phillipy
Thun
Todey
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