National and American LL Stars Clash in District Open
The National and American Little Leagues of Frederick meet in the district tournament opening round at Staley Stadium at 6 15 this evening. The cross league rivalry has produced wins by the Nationals in past matchups with scores from 1936 1957 and 1959. Brunswick visits Westminster and Sy nestille hosts Emmitsburg at Staley Stadium in other games.
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Staley Stadium
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Naconals
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National League
Iona
T x . Howeve
Jeff
Hormant
Brunswick
Westminster
Syxestille
Emmitsburg
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
American League standings show Detroit leading with 62 wins and New York 60 as Cleveland trails. Yesterday Boston beat New York 5 to 4 and Detroit defeated Kansas City 17 to 4. In the National League Cincinnati and Los Angeles lead with 38 wins each and Milwaukee at 7 wins in a shortened schedule.
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Boston
Lary
Donahue
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
de Chicaso
Philadephia
Goraukee
Cicinnati
Heart of Maryland League Sunday's Scoring Summary
Lucketts edged Harmony 8 5 as Frederick beat Knoxville 44 is not clear in the text Taylorstown defeated Liberty 14 11 Hubert Winpigler doubled driving in the winning run for the Frederick Ramblers Sunday action included umpire Tony Venzon entering Windber Hospital for minor surgery with expected recovery of about two weeks.
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Harmony
Frederick
Knoxville
Taylorstown
Liberty
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Kn Liberty
Tasierstein
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Weller
Jacobs
Wit
Thayer
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Tony Venzon
Windber Hospital
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Venzon
Twins blank Indians behind Ramos big hitting spree
Minnesota piled up 10 runs on 16 hits led by Bob Allison Ted Lepcio and Harmon Killebrew. Dan Dobbek drove in a key seventh inning run as Pedro Ramos earned his seventh win against 11 losses. Latman lasted five as Cleveland’s skid continued.
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Minnesota
Pedro Ramos
Twins
Cleveland Indians
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Ted Lepcio
Harmon Killebrew
Dan Dobbek
Ramos
Barry Latman
Lepcio
Killebrew
Dobbek
Lenny Green
Green
Allison
Jim Kaat
Kaat
Earl Battey
Cubs End Lose Streak With 11 5 Victory Over Phillies
The Chicago Cubs halted a seven game slide by lighting up Philadelphia 11 3 at home. Don Zimmer hit two homers and Ed Bouchee added a solo shot as George Altman also homered to seal the win. Art Mahaffey took the loss for the Phillies.
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George Altman
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Airo
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Franklin
Deener
Walkersville tops Bolivar 6 2 as Eaves leaves early
Walkersville built a key six run burst in the third inning to beat Bolivar 6 2. Ken Eaves pitched eight strong innings with 15 strikeouts before relief, while Wayne Duncan finished. Wayne Swomley and Grayson Ramsburg started the big swing with a single and an error, followed by Larry Duncan, Bob Stull and others driving in runs.
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Ramsburg
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Larry
Bob Stull
Larry Duncan
Dennis Reeder
Bollivar
Stull
Duncan
Crum
Reeder
Keller
Braves Sweep Pirates as They Jump to Fourth
Milwaukee Braves defeat Pittsburgh Pirates twice to sweep the four game series and rise to fourth place in the division. Ed Mathews drove in three runs in the opener and Hank Aaron added a key homer in the sixth. Lee Maye collected three RBIs in the nightcap as the Braves pile up 25 hits in the two games. Bob Friend took the loss in the second game.
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Bob Friend
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Bob Buhl
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Burgess
Aaron
Willey
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White
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McBean
Friend
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Stuart
Angels complete sweep of Senators with 8-3 win
The Los Angeles Angels, on a hot stretch, defeated the Washington Senators 8-3 to sweep the three-game series. Steve Bilko homered for his 14th time and drove in three as L A built a 7-1 lead through four innings. Ted Bowsfield won his 6th in nine decisions. Washington's Barry Bright had two RBIs.
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Joe McClain
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Lee Thomas
Ted Bowsfield
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Barry Bright
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Averill
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French swimmer George Montilly abandons English Channel attempt
In Calais, France, George Montilly, 32, quit his English Channel bid after six hours and 15 minutes due to cold water that temporarily paralyzed his legs. It marks a second failed channel attempt after last year’s weather forced him out.
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George Montilly
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Montilly
Maryland forms Diamondbackers booster group at Maryland
University of Maryland athletics announces a new booster club named Diamondbackers Membership requires a season ticket for football or basketball and grants preferential seating at all games.
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William W. Cobey
Sievers Stars as White Sox Rout Orioles 5-2
Roy Sievers hit two homers to power the Chicago White Sox past Baltimore 5-2 securing a third straight win and a sweep of the series. Chicago built a 5-2 lead by the fifth inning as Sievers connected for his 21st homer with a man aboard and another two-run shot. Orioles with Jackie Brandt and timely hits answered briefly but could not overcome Cal McLish and Turk Lown relief efforts.
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Tigers Sweep Athletics In Wild Detroit Victory
Detroit gains a half game in the AL lead with a doubleheader sweep over Kansas City 6-4 and 17-14. Norm Cash drives in eight runs as Detroit collects 27 hits in both games. Third baseman Steve Boros suffers a fractured left collarbone in game two, out an estimated month. catcher Dick Brown already out with a broken finger. The nightcap totals 31 runs, 34 hits, seven errors over 3 hours 54 minutes.
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Norm Cash
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Thurmont Victorious as Ijamsville Edges Point of Rocks 1-0
Ijamsville tops Point of Rocks 1-0 in Sunday action on Danny Neel strong pitching 12 strikeouts and a run producing single by John Harper after a Wagner walk and Young sacrifice. Jefferson and Brunswick also win while Wamsville Hustlers overpower Frederick 18-3 led by Ramsburg two homers.
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Dodgers Trip Cards 2-1 on Fairly's RBI
Ron Fairly doubled twice driving in two runs to pace the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Johnny Podres earned his 12th win despite being ejected in the seventh, with Larry Sherry recording the final out and preserving the victory.
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