Legion Looks To Fort Cumberland Saturday Doubleheader Preview
The Francis Scott Key American Legion baseball squad tunes up for a best of three regional with Fort Cumberland, after a 4 to 3 win over Wagers town Prep League All-Stars. Frederick visits Hagerstown Tuesday for a rematch with the Hub City star club leading to a 1:30 p.m. Saturday doubleheader at McCurdy Field, with the state tournament bid at College Park on the line. Carder pitched nine strong for Key, allowing only three hits, despite Tex Exline’s eighth inning three run homer that spoiled a shutout bid. Bayles driven in two later, Seidling and McDonough contributed, and Exline homered for Hagerstown.
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Reds Regain Winning Way With Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati Reds end six-game skid with a 6 5 and 11 2 victory over the San Francisco Giants in a doubleheader. Jerry Lynch homered twice in game one, Frank Robinson homered in each game to extend his hitting streak to 18, while Bob Purkey and Jim O'Toole pitched complete games as Cincinnati climbs within 1.5 games of the NL lead as Los Angeles wins at St Louis.
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Two Entering a Hall of Fame This Afternoon
Max Carye and the late Billy Hamilton will be formally inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York as part of a program in front of a crowd of about ten thousand fans. The ceremony includes morning events at 9 30 a m and the unveiling of bronze plaques by Commissioner Ford Frick at the museum.
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Bartzen Dominates Clay Court Finals for Fourth Title
Bernard Bartzen of Dallas won his fourth national Clay Courts championship, defeating Don Dell of Bethesda in four sets 6-2 2-6 6-2 6-0. Edda Buding of Cologne defeated Karen Hantze of Chula Vista to claim the National Women’s Clay Court crown, 6-4 2-6 6-4, as Dell’s service pressure faltered and Buding showed strong ground strokes. A six furlong race in Charles Town titled in honor of a Washington blonde will open Shenandoah Downs season, with Catherine Patton presiding at opening festivities.
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Pumpsie Greens Pinch Hit Powers Boston Past Yankees 5-4
Pumpsie Green delivered a game winning pinch hit double in the ninth inning driving in the tying and winning runs as Boston rallied to beat New York 5-4. Don Buddin singled and Gary Geiger followed with a run scoring hit before Green slid home ahead of Elston Howard. The Yankees had erased deficits earlier in the series with Blanchard’s two late homers.
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Frederick A C s and All Stars split twin bill at Mc Curdy Field
East Frederick A C s faced the Frederick Carroll Co League All Stars in a Saturday doubleheader before 350 fans at Mc Curdy Field. The All Stars won 11 9 in game one on a seven run second inning highlighted by Don Saylor with a bases loaded triple. Don Baker got the win, Jim Blank the loss. In game two Johnny Wetzel threw a three hit shutout to help the A C s win 1 0. Wetzel struck out eight, walked one. Sam Eyler pitched well for the All Stars. Monday at McCurdy s Field E Frederick will face Halltown W Va in a Tri State.
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Local scoreboard shows multiple high school results
Thurmont 5 Jefferson 3. Frederick 18 New Market 9. Mt. Airy 0. Tjamsville 1. Pt of Rocks Brunswick at Tjamsville. New Market at Mt. Airy. Frederick at Thurmont. Jefferson at Pt of Rocks.
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Brisk finish nets title in tense tennis match
Third set determines victory as Miss Buding closes out a tight contest to clinch the win. Justina Bricka and Carole Hanks of St. Louis win the women's doubles, defeating the second-seeded team Donna Fiesyd of Arlington and Belmar Gunderson of Chambersburg 63 62. Davis Cup doubles crowns go to Chuck McKinley of St. Anne Missouri and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California, who beat top seeds Ramsey Earnhart and Marty Riessam 63 46 62.
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Ventura
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Evanston, Il
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