Frederick and Brunswick Sled Small Ball Clash at Baker Park
Frederick's Little League All Stars meet Brunswick's at Baker Park at 6 p.m. in a fast pitching duel led by Benny Grove and Butch Dixon. Frederick trails with 6 5 and 21 3 wins over Sykesville and Emmitsburg while Brunswick fended off Frederick National League and Thurmont in recent games.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Baker Park
Sea
Noletween
Benny Grove
Butch Dixon
Dixon
Grove
Sykesville
Emmitsburg
Joan Staley
Liszters
Senators Split With KC in Twin Bill
Washington dropped game one 63 amid five seventh inning errors by Jose Valdivia and teammates, then won the nightcap 10 2 behind Camilo Pascual who blanked KC through seven innings and Ray Moore finishing. Lenny Green led the offense with four hits in the nightcap as Bob Allison and Julio Becquer provided power. The split widened Washingtons lead over Detroit to a full game while Kansas City fell further in the standings.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ray ‘Moore
Jose Valdivier
A’s
Billy Gardner
Dan Dobbek
Ray Herbert
Tex Cleenger
Pascual
Boston
Pete Runnels
Marv Throneberry
Bob Johnson
Moore
Senators
Lenny Green
Bob Allison
Julio Becquer
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Baltimore
Garver
Davis
Trowbridge
Tsttouris
Katona
Kravitz
Bec- Quer
Piersall Ousted and Fined by Cronin After Boston Row
Cleveland outfielder Piersall was ejected from Saturday's Red Sox game after a heated clash with umpire Ed Hurley. He received a $100 fine from AL President Joe Cronin by telegram and must appear in Boston on Monday to answer for an obscene gesture he denies making.
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Boston
Cleveland
Dim Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Piersall
Ed Hariey
Eagles Lions trade Kowalczyk for Reichow in QB shift
Philadelphia trades Walt Kowalczyk a first draft pick two years ago to Detroit for quarterback Jeremy Reichow. Reichow in fifth NFL season is seen as a backup to Norman Van Brocklin who plans retirement after the season. Kowalczyk was a Michigan State All American and played in Eagles defensive secondary last year.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Walt Kowalczyk
Detroit Lions
Jermy Reichow
Vince McNaldy
Eagles
Reichow
Norman van Brocktin
Iowa
Kowalczyk
East Frederick A C Stays Hot With Win Over Charles Town
East Frederick A C beat Charles Town 4 0 on Saturday night in Hall Town West Virginia to extend their winning streak to four. Lefty Jim Blank pitched a two hit nine inning shutout amid a trio of strong showings for Hammond Lake Rice and Lake with two hits apiece. Hammond sparked the win with a first inning triple and sacrifice fly as East Frederick moved into Baker Park to face East End Tavern next.
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Jeff Freland
Leon Naylor
Gram
Frederick
RBI
Ricky Stair
Butch Dixon
Brunswick
Stair
Thurmont
Dixon
Thurmont Brunswick Ab
Cooper
Mumma
Barker
Wisin G
Omen
Vattine
Too
Shiner
Lawson
Brown
Donevan
Faubtlert
Wedde
Sariner
Weddle
Cooner
Donovan
Thermont
Shi
Oxon
Star
Wildason
Valentine
Russell
Pittinger
Garner
Apater
Samitsburg
Esmuitsburg
Grove
Oram
Rice
Hewitt
Orem
East Frederick AC
Hall Town
W. Va
Charles Town
Jim Blank
Bill Hammond
Sonny White
Hammond
A. C
Eddie Rice
Ibs Lake
Baker Park
East End Tavern
Hagerstown
Plowing Field Ends Village Cricket Match at Wooton Wawen
In Wooton Wawen England the village cricket team canceled a Sunday match after Jack Evans, new owner of Field Farm, plowed the sacred pitch to farm the land. Evans says long hostility from villagers spurred the action and that he faced distrust as a townman trying farming.
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Wooton Waven
England
Jack Evans
Evans
Wooton Wawen
Field Farm
Orioles defeat Tigers in 11th inning rally
Jackie Brandt of Baltimore singled in the 11th for a 2-1 win over Detroit. Bob Buhl pitched Milwaukee to a 1-0 victory over Chicago to move the Braves atop the NL after Warren Spahn won the opener 7-5.
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Associated Press
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Bob Buhl
Braves
Milwaukee
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Hebert Wins PGA Championship Over Ferrier in Akron
Jay Hebert, 37, from Louisiana, birdies two of the final four holes to edge Jim Ferrier by one stroke and win the 42nd PGA Championship in Akron. Ferrier finishes solo second, Sam Snead and Doug Sanders tied for third at 283 as the final round unfolds with Don January fading. Hebert collects $11,000 in the richest PGA tournament of its era.
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Hugh Fullerdon JR
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Jay Hebert
Jim Ferrier
Jay
Lionel
Ferrier
Hebert
Slently
Ferrer
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
Don January
Snead
Moneybags
German doctor Steinbach tops Owens mark but wind disqualifies
Manfred Steinbach broad jumped 8.14 meters at the West German Olympic trials in Berlin, surpassing Jesse Owens 2 year old record yet wind of 3.2 meters per second ruled the mark invalid. Steinbach predicted he would break the record again before or after the Rome Games.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Berlin
Manfred Steinbach
Jesse i Owens
Owens
Steinbach
Meiers
Owen
Ann Arbor
Mich
Olympic
League Leaders by the Associated Press Baseball Notes
The AP lists top players in batting and pitching based on 200 at bats and 71 decisions. Notables include Maris leading runs batted in with 78 and home runs at 31, Mantle tied for 31, Skowron leading doubles with 22, and Aparicio driving 25 stolen bases. In pitching, Fornieles and Coates lead with 61 and 92 decisions respectively.
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Skewron
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
Maris
Sheuron
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Fox
Washington
Lemon
Aparcio
Landis
Fornieles
Boston
Coates
Bunning
Detroi
Bell
Cleveland
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bruton
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cunningham
St. Louis
White
Burton
Herland
Sielen
Mays
Williams
Roebuck
Drysdale
Friend
Prisburgh
Harmony Beats Taylorstown In Heart of Maryland League
Harmony rallied for a 10-4 victory over Taylorstown with home runs by Ropp and Stevens. Losers Hamilton and C Starks also homered as Pt of Rocks edged Liberty 6 5 and Knoxville defeated Lucketts 4 2 behind Wheeler’s homer and Hicks two hitter.
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Ropp
Stevens
Harmony
Taylorstown
Hamilton
C. Starks
Lewis
Williams
Starks
Rocks
Liberty
Heart of Maryland
of Rocks
Sappington and Beaver
Hartman, Green and Aiey
Knoxville
Lucketts
Wheeler
Gary Hicks
Spring
Hardy
Hick and
Breeden
Coopers Tavern Sweeps County Softball Doubleheader
Coopers Tavern won both games over City Tavern 43 in the opener and 4 3 in the second. Ike Bagent held the Rangers to four hits in the first game while Paul Boone hit a home run for the losers. Buckeye town and Buckeystown also played, with Bartgis Zimmerman and Mor ris among the scorers.
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King
Coopers
City Tavern
Coopers Tavern
Whetzel
Bear
W. Pixon
J. Smothers
L. Morgan
W. Morris
R. Gilbert
Bartgis
Zimmerman
Buckeystown
Angers
Ike Bagent
Rangers
Paul Boone
Betsy Rawls Beats Mickey Wright in Open Clash
Betsy Rawls overcome a seven stroke deficit to win the US Women's Open at Worcester Country Club. Wright led early with rounds 71 71 but Rawls shot a final 68 to finish 292 for the tournament. Wright, from San Diego, cited knee trouble and a back pull but did not elaborate.
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Worcester
Mass
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Mickey
San Diego
Calif
Betsy
Spartanburg
S.C
Worcester Country iClub
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Paoto Oy
Bucky Summers
Tright
Dick Gastlev
K. C
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Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Rivero
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Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Santiago
Cuba
Robinson Garcia
Chico “Morales
East Frederick
Rehf
EL East
Frederick A.C
Blank and Lake
Shipe and Peacher Mills
Sanders
Louisianna
Cajon
Ferriers
Lawson Motor Sales
Underhill
Heart OF MD
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Bart
Zimm
Buckerstown
Bagent and
Stull
Ingram
VA. R. H
Reed Motor Co
Middletown
Foreman
Zimmat Buckeystown
Bagent
Falk
D. Stull
Leaks
Economy Oil
Hyattstown
Oilers
Hooper
Smith
Mulinin
Briscoe
Wood
Pish Hyattstoun
Mulling
B. Blank
Hyattstoun
Smyth
Morgan
Mulinix
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Potomac
Ebison
C. C
Woodbine Auto Wreckers
Woodbine
Chevrolet
Tudor & Cyl. Ltd
Fordomatic
Chevrolet Tudor & Cyl. Ltd
Chevrolet Tudor Ltd
Studebaker
Ford
St. Trans
Racino
DODGE
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Jefferson & Patricks
Austin
Cond. Ltd
Strambler
Matenor
SAVOY
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Lemans
Honer
Hydra
Powershie
Fawer
Powerlite
Choy
Bufe
Fio
Lawson Motor Sales Sales
Ramsler—Service
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Vauxhall
Renn Pontiac
Fordematic
Sharp
Black
Pontiac
Chet Hehe
Plymourm
Aury
W. W
Edsel Ranger
Moyer
Mercury
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