Pro Team Revisited in Hagerstown Aims for Eastern League
The article weighs bringing a minor league Eastern League club to Hagerstown after 1955. It notes the financial hurdles including a $125,000 operating figure, the need for a working agreement with a major league club, and potential contenders York and Charleston. It mentions Dorman’s drive, the stadium's lack of a grandstand, and competing local entertainments while considering Baltimore and Washington telecasts.
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Hagerstown
Charleston
W. Va
York
Fred
Dutch) Dorman
Dorman
Morning Herald
Joe Snyder
Springfield
Mass
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Washington
Snyder
Shenandoah Downs
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Orioles
Nats
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
NGS FGA STANDS Baseball Scores Across Games
The n s g s f g a stands list shows multiple MLB results with team scores and pitchers. Highlights include Cleveland over Baltimore 7-4 and Chicago beating Los Angeles 3-1, plus Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 1 and St Louis 2 over Pittsburgh 13 to 2 in 10 innings.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Running
Lemaster
Burdette
O'Dell
Schwall
St.Louis
Cuellar
Farrell
Ortega
Fisher
Maloney
L. Pet G.B
W. L. Pet
G.B. W
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
National League Nationals top East Frederick 9 2 in opener
The National Little League squad defeated East Frederick 9 2 in the opening district round. Nine runs came in the first two innings as Jimmy Shores faltered with defensive miscues leading to a rally beginning with an error on Terry Palm. Larry Weedon and Ken Boyd homered to spark the early lead.
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Larry Yanos
News-Post
East Frederick
Nationals
Jimmy Shores
Rally Shores
Terry Palm
Greg Englar
Larry Weedon
Ken Boyd
Bion Winpigler
Maryland State League Stars Rally To Beat Tri-Co 11 8
The Maryland State League all stars erased an early 5 0 deficit at McCurdy Field to defeat the Tri County League 11 8 in the annual American Legion Toy Fund game. Bowens homered for the Nationals and Englar pitched six strong innings with eight strikeouts as East Frederick contributed timely hits and several errors aided the rally. The event drew about 1 000 fans as the National League compiled six runs in the sixth inning to seize control.
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McCurdy Field
Tri-Co
American Legion Toy Fund
Bowens
Dave Bowens
Nationals
Shores
Englar
East Frederick
Winpigler
Tim Heerd
Jim Wheeldon
Leo Duncan
Skeeter Webber
J. Rolfe Castleman
Webber
Duncan
Giants Rally Past Cubs on Cepeda and Lanier Homers
San Francisco pitcher Billy Pierce earned the win as Hal Lamer and Orlando Cepeda hit homers near the right field foul line to lift the Giants 7-3 over Chicago. The Cubs took a 3-0 lead in the fourth, but Cepeda and Lamer tied it in the fifth before Cepeda and Lanier provided late insurance. Pierce improved to 2-0, while Larry Jackson took the loss for Chicago.
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SAN Francisco
Hal Lamer
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Lamer
Cepeda
Larry Jackson
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Len Gabrielson
Banks
Dick Bertell
Andre Rodgers
Alou Brothers
Jesus and
Matty
Willie DcCovey
Harvey Keunn
Lanier
Jim Hart
Matty Alou
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Jackson
Shantz
McDaniel
Elston
Bertell
Herthel
Buffalo
iHaller
W—Pierce
L—Jackson
iLanier
Loun Drops 4th Game for York
Spring Fields Tommy Arruda blanks York 2-0 as Loun allows runs in early innings then shuts down the Giants. Loun falls to 6-4 in the Eastern League after the loss.
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Loun
YORK
Donny Loun
Springfield
Tommy Arruda
York White Roses
Giants
Roses
Arruda
Colavito lifts Kansas City past Twins in ninth
Rocky Colavito belted his 24th and 25th home runs, including a two run shot in the ninth, to spark Kansas City to a 6 4 victory over Minnesota. The loss extends the Twins seven game skid.
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Minneapolis-St. Paulap
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Minnesota
Twins
Colavito
Johnny Klippstein
Nelson Mathews
Penn
Bowsfield
Wyatt
Drabowsky
Edwards
Bryan
Stigman
Worthington
Klippstein
Battey
W—Wyatt
Oliva
Yankees face Whitey Ford injury worry amid pennant chase
Yankee manager Yogi Berra weighs using Whitey Ford against Washington as the 35 year old lefty nurses a lingering lower back muscle spasm that flared after a Sunday start. Berra may give Ford extra rest and start Stan Williams if Ford cannot pitch today.
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NEW York
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Whitey
Whitey Ford
Ford
Cleveland
Stan Williams
Whitey Yogi
Pirates wallop Cardinals 13-2 behind Stargell cycle
Willie Stargell hit for the cycle and Bill Mazeroski drove in five as Pittsburgh crushed St. Louis 13-2. Veale earned his 11th win, with Stargell and Mazeroski matching multiple RBI milestones on 18 hits.
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ST. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Mazeroski
Stargell
Bob Veale
Veale
Pagliaroni
Craig
Humphreys
Washburn
Backen
Brunswick outslugged in district opener 9-5
Brunswick scored nine runs in the first two innings and beat the American League All-Stars 9 to 5 in the district opener. Mike Deener drove in five runs with a home run and two other hits, while Joe Himes and Neal Wilhelm sparked the early rally. Larry Wills paced the AL with two hits and four RBIs in a losing effort.
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NEW York
Jess
New York Yankees
Alan Koch
Washington Senators
Senators
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Jim Hannan
Koch
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hannan
Tommy Tresh
Pepitone
Brunswick
Joe Himes
Railroaders
Larry Wills
Neal Wilhelm
Mike Deener
Bill Etzler
Wilhelm
Wills
Etzler
Brunswick Prederick
Atrhbiab
Rhbi Himes
Warner
Pearson
Elzler
Boyer
Deener
Hall
Anders
Dawson
McCirdett
Woullard
Cahill
Potts
Maples
Webber
Shober
Rob'tson
aCorum
Jones
Six
Mos
Shaberm Éth
Frederick
Frederick & PO
Hr—Deener
Wills S— Dawson
Colts Reach Full Camp Strength at Westminster
The Baltimore Colts completed their 1960 pre season camp at Western Maryland College with 60 players. Veterans reported for pictures and wind sprints as Lenny Moore posted a 4.5 for 40 yards. In a rookie dominated scrimmage the defense shut out the offense 16-0 with Richardson and Owens making notable catches.
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Westminister. Md
Baltimore Colts
Western Maryland College
Lenny Moore
Willie Richardson
R. C. Owens
Donovan's two run single sparks Indians past Orioles
Dick Donovan delivered a two run tie breaking single in the eighth as Cleveland wasted no time defeating Baltimore 7-4. The Indians rallied for four runs in the inning while Baltimore slid another game behind New York after the Yankees beat Washington 6-3.
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Baltimore
Dick Donovan
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
New York Yankees
Washington
Donovan
Woody Held
Dick Howser
Milt Pappas
Dick Hall
Vic Davalilo
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Fred Whitfield
Luis Aparicio
Bob Chance
Oriole
Boog Powell
Tito Francona
Powell
Norm Siebern
Don McMahon
Ted Abernathy
Two lead into golf final at Western Amateur
Former champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin and Ohio State coach Maggie Martin of St. Clairsville Ohio led the field into the quarter final round of the 64th Women’s Western Amateur Golf Tournament at Oak Park Country Club Wednesday Sorenson won 6 and 5 over Marcella Rose in 13 holes while Martin edged Maureen Crum 3 and 2 Barbara Fay White the 1962 runner up shot 1 under par through 15 holes to defeat Susan Lance 4 and 3 in the day’s best golf.
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Chicago
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Ohio State
Maggie Martin
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Miss Sorenson
Oak Park Country Club
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Miss Martin
Maureen Crum
Plant City
Fla
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Susan Lance
Woodland Hills
Calif
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Herbert
Segui
Kaat
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Bostom
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E. Frederick
State Stars
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N.Y
Long Island
PGA
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Patty Berg
Kathy Whitworth
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Johnson
Ctine
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Boyd
Dutrow
Hanes If
Hahn
Carley
Colter
Éth
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Macrum
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Wheeldon
Heerd Bowens
Hanes
Hr—Weedon
Boyds
Bbso Shores
Corley
Wagner
Weddle
Kennedy
Gassley
al Downing
Ralph Terry
Terry
Downing
John Kennedy
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
Joe Cunningham
Daniels
Kaycee
Berra
Pirates
Etrler
Pi—Deener
Remi Orrison
Lindsey
Lewis
Westminster
Howser
Brandt
Davalillo
Kiland
Aparicio
Slebern
Romano
Francona
Son
L Brown
Whitfield
Pappas
Coe—Brand
Baltmore
Bo Chance
Lay
Siebern
Salmon
S—Howser
McMahon
Abernathy
Hal
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