Smith's ninth inning homer powers White Sox past Orioles
Al Smith hit a ninth inning homer as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 2 to 1. Nellie Fox sparked the eighth with a walk and triple, breaking a tie, then Smith delivered his 8th homer to seal the win. Hoyt Wilhelm took the loss, while Don Mossi pitched for Detroit in a separate game recap.
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Birds To Salute Baltimore County Night at Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Orioles salute Baltimore County on its 309th anniversary with a game against the Chicago White Sox. Fireworks show features a baseball in action a ground yeen a tank a fighter plane and the flight of firing saucers. Gus Triandos will be honored during Baltimore County Night as a festive parade of antique automobiles and a Little League game cap the program.
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Fight Results From Associated Press Briefs
Louisville Johnson 183 percent? Braddock Pa outpointed Pastrano 187. Miami Bel Air sees Lester stop Zernitz 199. New Haven Conn. 9.
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Baseball League Leaders Ticker AP Today's Stat Totals
AP roundup of American and National League leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles and more. Key figures include Kuenn Detroit White Sox banks and Aaron Milwaukee plus Killebrew Washington Mathews Bank s Pascual and Drysdale with top marks across batting home runs and strikeouts. Also notes boxing Davis Cup and minor league updates with several regional results.
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Weekend League Games Spread Across Counties
Weekend schedule shows Poolesville at Sjamsville and Brunswick hosting Mt. Airy matches. Also listed are Frederick at Thurmont, Liberty at Harmony, and Shifflet Taylorstown versus Knoxville at Brunswick, with several Tri County and Remus Lewis county softball events and a Detroit New York baseball sequence.
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Point of Rocks Tops Lovetts in Tight Pitching Duel
Point of Rocks defeated Lovetts 32 to 12 with strong pitching by Juan Pizzaro and solid hitting led by Hartman and Whitehead. The game stayed close to the finish, with Point of Rocks scoring three runs in the final frames to seal the win over Lovettsville.
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Tatum Hospitalized After Fatal Virus Death of UNC Coach
Mrs. Jim Tatum, 46, gravely ill with the same virus that killed her football coach husband, moved to North Carolina Memorial Hospital as doctors announced the death of Jim Tatum, UNC coach, from a mild virus with an overwhelming infection. Funeral planned at Chapel Hill Methodist Church. Tatum’s Maryland tenure noted.
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Tatum Rites Held Today
Notables of the sports world gathered today to pay final tribute to North Carolina football Coach Jim Tatum. He died Thursday night of a virus infection at 46, survived by his wife Edna, also ill, with services held at Chapel Hill Methodist Church.
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All-Stars Set For East Frederick Softball Game
Joe Leakes a 4Q-year-old colored pitcher from the Buckeystown Rangers will start for the County All Stars in the East Frederick softball game at McCurdy Field. John Weitzel, Bob Viertz, Doug Falk and Sonny Igeti head a pitching corps with other players named for both teams. hitters include H Lake and K Zimmermann. Five umpires Angleberger Myers Beachley Lake Diggs. official scorer Ray Brightwell. gate tickets at the gate.
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Bosox underperforming players rattled by attitude issue
Boston Red Sox players in a Christian Science Monitor profile criticize teammates for going through motions. An unnamed veteran argues too many athletes lack effort and focus, worrying about off season plans instead of advancing the team. The piece questions what it will take to become a first division club again.
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May Name Staffer Tatum Successor
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina AP observers expect a Tatum successor to be chosen next week with a staff member likely chosen for the homing season and a big name option to wait until after the season. Athletic Director Chuck Erickson said no action has been taken and the Athletic Council may meet early next week. Cheek is the oldest staff member with eight years.
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Hagerstown Eyes Prep League Title Bid in Pittsburgh Run
South Charleston eliminated Charleston from the Region 6 Prep League baseball tournament at Watt Powell Park, while Hagerstown Md led the drive to Pittsburgh by defeating Charleston 27 in the morning game. Hagerstown seeks victory on Saturday to reach the Prep World Series with South Charleston.
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Matuzak Joins Colts To Start Two A Day Camp
Westminster Maryland AP The Baltimore Colts opened two a day practices with new linebacker Marv Matuszak appearing in workouts after being acquired from Green Bay for guard Fred Thurston Matuszak a two time all pro joined the squad as coach Weeb Ewbank noted the team showed strong effort and readiness George Preas signed to stay on as tackle for 1959 season in a surprise move.
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Frederick Tennis Lessons Start July 27 at College Court
Beginners tennis classes sponsored by the Frederick City Recreation Commission begin Monday July 27 at 10 45 a m at the College Avenue and Second Street courts. Boys and girls ages 8 to 14 may join but must bring their own racquets.
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Sword Dancer Eyes 3150,000 Del Cap and Dwyer Stakes Race
Belmont Stakes winner Sword Dancer leads a four star cast of thoroughbreds in a Saturday program featuring more than half a million dollars in scattered stakes. The Monmouth Handicap television window on NBC TV will be 4 59 to 5 p m EST.
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