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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1960

Page

8

Birds Top Tigers With 11th Frame Unearned Tally

Jackie Brandt struck in the 11th inning with a single for his fourth hit, driving in Biv Kisus to give the Baltimore Orioles a 2 1 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Each of Baltimore’s four games in the series was decided by one run and the winning run came on an unearned score.

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Local Maryland leagues yield scattered results and upcoming games

Maryland state league standings show Tjamsville leading with 8 wins and 4 losses in a tight race, while Poolesville and Brunswick chase. Recent results include Brunswick 114, Frederick 10 6 and Tjamsville 154, Thurmont 55. Tri County and county softball leagues also listed with multiple modest scores and upcoming Sunday matchups.

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Giants Nip Pirates In NL Clash To Take Lead

San Francisco powered by Willie Mays and Bob Schmidt homers beat Pittsburgh 6 3 to 5 1 dropping the Pirates from first in the National League. Milwaukee swept Chicago tightening the NL lead while McCormick finished strong for San Francisco.

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Milwaukee Takes Two In Doubleheader Rally

Milwaukee pitchers Bob Buhl and Lew Burdette led a 7-5 win in game one after Joe Adcock and Johnny Logan homered. In game two Milwaukee won 8-4 as Buhl earned the victory and the Braves moved into first place in the NL, two games ahead of the Pirates.

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Red Sox sweep double bill against Indians in twin bill

Boston toppled Cleveland in both games of a doubleheader despite being out-hit 14 to 8 in the first and 15 to 7 in the second. Key incidents mounted as umpires ejected four Indians and Boston catcher John Romano was ejected in the first game with Tito Francona, Mario Keough, John Tempie, and Kim Piersall among those exchanging words with officials.

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Buckeystown Upset Creagerstown 5 3 in Maryland League clash

Buckeystown surged with five runs all unearned to topple Creagerstown 5 3 at Middletown. Harold Hargett allowed nine hits, Don Loun hit a ninth inning homer for Buckeystown's lone earned run, and Loun closed out Creagerstown rally after replacing Hargett.

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Middletown Extends Lead With Eighth Inning Rally Over Broad Run

Middletown capitalized on an eighth inning burst scoring two runs to beat Broad Run 8 to 7. Dick Forrest shut down a late Broad Run rally in the ninth as Middletown held on for the victory. The visitors piled 13 hits, with Sam Hays Charley Shafer and Bill Stroble supplying three apiece including Hays four hits with a triple.

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Dodgers blank Phillies in 9-0 rout on Sunday

Los Angeles piled eight runs in the third inning and held Philadelphia scoreless for 33 straight innings as Stan Williams earned his 10th win. Williams hit a homer, drove in two runs, and the Dodgers extended their win streak to six while closing to four games behind first place. Buzhardt started for Philadelphia with Owens and Robinson seeing action as Williams and Pignatano closed out the game. Williams improves to 10-2, while Buzhardt falls to 4-7. Home run credited to Williams.

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Yanks Narrow Chisox Streak With Second Win

New York Yankees end Chicago White Sox five game streak by taking the second game behind Eli Grba who went the distance on a nine hitter. Grba, called up from the Richmond farm, earns his second victory. Mantle hits his 24th homer as the Yanks rally for three runs in the sixth to pull away.

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Chicago routs New York as NL games unfold

National League action shows Milwaukee and Chicago posting strong scores while St. Louis and Los Angeles chase wins. Pittsburgh split results, Philadelphia and San Francisco pair tight contests as Cincinnati visits Chicago in a night slate.

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Redbirds edge Redlegs 6 5 on ninth inning rally

The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 5 as an error by Roy McMillan and Bill White's double sparked a two run ninth inning. Gibson earned the win with Hook taking the loss in a see saw contest at Cincinnati.

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Mt Airy Leads Sweep and Tightens Maryland League Standings

Mt Airy swept Poolesville 16-8 15-5 the only perfect pair in the Maryland State League. Skeeter Webber starred Brunswick in a 11-10 84 win over the Hustlers while Brunswick also beat Frederick 7-5 in nine innings to stay tied for third. Frederick and Brunswick split, with Frederick taking the nightcap 5-4.

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Frederick Legion Defeats Westminster 6-2 in District Final

Frederick's American Legion unit beat Westminster 6-2 in District 2 finale. Ton Dorsey pitched seven innings, allowing 11 hits and two runs with five strikeouts. Ken King and Bill Franklin collected two hits each as Frederick pulled ahead with a four-run gap and added three insurance runs in the ninth. The win sets up a Western Shore Championship showdown with Cumberland this Saturday.

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Clay Court Title to Barry MacKay

Barry MacKay defeated Bernard Bartzen 6 7 5 6 4 6 9 to win the National Clay Courts Tennis Championship. Dorothy Head Knode of Panama City won the women's singles, trimming Gayn Thomas 19 of Shaker Heights 6 3 6 3.

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