Frederick and Brunswick All Stars clash at Baker Park
Frederick's Little League All Stars meet Brunswick's fast team at Baker Park tonight at 6 PM in a pitching duel preview. Frederick recently routed Emmitsburg 21 3 with Denny Oram’s grand slam, while Brunswick beat Thurmont 5 1 and used strong pitching by Ricky Stair to top Thurmont 31.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Baker Park
Benny
Grove
Butch’ Dixon
Dixon
Sykesville
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Denny Oram
Oram
Joanne Staley
Jeff Freland
Leon Naylor
Ricky Stair
Butch Dixon
Stair
Thurmont Brunswick Abrabi
Abrk
Ibaugh
Cooser
Siir
Kaisas Cf
Shriner
Lawson
Brown
Donovan
Stubert
Fauhlerf
Weddie
Thurment
Cooper
Hurment
Docovan
Thur- Brunswick
Widasin
Beso Wildason
Valentine Alga
Stair & F
Russell
Pittager
Denner
Shafer
Ammitsburg
Naylor
Beach
Edwards, Lok
HA — Rice
Hewitt
Beso Staley
Staley
Haha
U — Gastley
Palm
Sweeney
Senators split with Kansas City in twin bill
Washington split a doubleheader with Kansas City. In the nightcap Camilo Pascual pitched seven shutout innings as the Senators won 10 to 2 after a seven-error first game miscue by Jose Valdiviel. Lenny Green led Washington with four hits in the two games. Bob Allison doubled twice.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ray Moore
Jose Valdiviella
A’s
Billy Gardner
Dan Dobbek
Ray Herbert
Tex Clevenger
Pascual
Boston
Pete Runnels
Marv Throneberry
Bob Johnson
Moore
Senators
Lenny Green
Bob Allson
Julie Becquer
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Baltimore
Garver
Davis
Trowbridge
Tsitouris
Katyna
Kravitz
W—Pascual
East Frederick A C beats Charles Town for fourth straight win
East Frederick A C defeated Charles Town 4 to 0 at Hall Town in a Tri State Major Softball League game. Lefty Jim Blank pitched a two hit shutout over six and two thirds innings with two hits allowed in total. Bill Hammond tripled in the second inning and Sonny White drove him home with a sacrifice fly. Hammond led East Frederick with two hits while Eddie Rice and Henry Lake added two hits each. Next Saturday at Baker Park East End Tavern of Hagerstown visits at 6:45 p.m.
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East Frederick
A. C
Hall Town
W. Va
Charles Town
Jim Blank
Blank
Bill Hammond
Sonny White
Hammond
Eddie Rice
Henry Lake
Baker Park
East End Tavern
Hagerstown
Piersall Ousted Fined by Cronin After Boston Row
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall was fined 100 by AL President Joe Cronin after a Saturday argument with umpire Ed Hurley. Cronin ordered Piersall to appear in Boston on Monday, saying he observed an obscene gesture. Piersall denied making it.
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Boston
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Piersall
Ed Hurley
Eagles Lions Pull Trade Shakeup for Reichow
In Hershey Pennsylvania the Philadelphia Eagles traded fullback Walt Kowalczyk, their 196? draft pick, to the Detroit Lions for quarterback Jerry Reichow. Eagles GM Vince McNaldy says Reichow will back Norman Van Brocklin, who plans to retire after the NFL season. Reichow is in his fifth NFL season and a former Iowa standout. Kowalczyk, a Michigan State All America, played last year in the Eagles defensive backfield. In Buenos Aires Juan Carlos Rivero stopped Charlie Smith in boxing action. In Santiago Robinson Garcia defeated Chico Morales by points.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos ‘Rivero
Argentina
Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Los Angeles
Santiago
Cuba
Robinson Garcia
Chico “Morales
Plowing Field Ends Village Cricket Match
War Wickshire villagers cancel Sunday cricket as squire and farmer Jack Evans plows the pitch on afield farm he owns. Evans, a wealthy car dealer who moved to Wooton Wawen two years ago, says locals attacked him and he quit the club to farm the land. He claims hostility from villagers toward a townman attempting farming.
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Wooton Waven
Eneland ‘Ap
Jack Evans
WarWickshire
Evans
Wooton Wawen
Afield Farm
Major League Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Jackie Brandt of the Orioles collected his fourth hit with an infield single in the first inning to give Baltimore a 2 1 victory over Detroit. Bob Buhl of Milwaukee shut out Chicago 1 0 to push the Braves into the NL lead, following Warren Spahn’s 7 3 win in the opener.
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Associated Press
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Bob Buhl
Braves
Milwaukee
Vicory
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Hebert Wins PGA Championship In Final Birdie Rise
Jay Hebert, 37, beat Jim Ferrier by one stroke to win the 42nd PGA Championship in Akron Ohio. Ferrier finished second with 282, Sam Snead tied for third at 283, and Doug Sanders also 283 as Hebert sealed victory with a clutch 17th hole birdie and a par filled finish.
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Hugh Fullerdpon JR
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Jay Hebert
Louisiana Bayaus
Jim Ferrier
Jay
Lionel
Sam
Snead
Doug Sanders
Don January
Ferrier
Lasit
German doctor Steinbach’s wind-exceeded leap nullified
Manfred Steinbach of West Germany sprinted to 8.14 meters in Berlin in a bid to surpass Jesse Owens 25 year old 1933 mark but officials nullified the jump due to a following wind of 3.2 meters per second exceeding the permitted .2 m per second. The crowd of 20,000 roared as Steinbach, undaunted, vowed to break the record again. He said he felt sure he could do it before or after the Rome Olympics.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Berlin
Manfred Steinbach
Jesse Owens
Owens
Steinbach
Quen
Ann Arbor
Mich
League Leaders Across Both Leagues From 200 or More At Bats
The list highlights top performers in both the American and National Leagues based on 200 or more at bats or appearances. Notable names include Maris and Skowron of the Yankees, Mays of the Giants, Aaron of the Braves, and Aparicio of the White Sox, with leaders in runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Fordzeiles, Coates, and Drysdale along with strikeout leaders from the era.
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Skowron
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Maine
Maris
New
Smith
Siebern
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Fox
Lemon
Landis
Forzieles
Boston
Coates
Irikeouts
Detroit
Bell
Cleveland
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Bruton
Mathews
Milwaukee
Rons
Banks
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Mavs
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cunningham
St. Louis
White
Burton
Hirland
Rams
Milwal
Mars
Williams
Roebuck
Drysdale
Los
Harmony defeats Taylorstown in Heart of Maryland League
Harmony wins 14 to 8 over Taylorstown as Rogp and Stevens hit homers for Harmony while amikton and C Starks connect for Taylorstown. In other Heart of Maryland games, Pt of Rocks knocks Liberty 65, with Sappington and Beaver delivering key hits. Knoxville beats Luckets 4 to 2 as Wheeler homers and Hicks throws a two hitter.
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Rogp
Stevens
Harmony
Taylorstown
Amikton
C. Starks
Lewis and
Ropp
Wiliams
Starks
Liberty
Heart of Maryland League
Sappington and Beaver
Hartman, Green and Athey
Knoxville
Luckets
Wheeler
Gary Hicks
Lucketts
Hardy Hick
Breeden
Coopers Tavern Sweeps City Tavern in County League
Coopers Tavern won a pair from City Tavern with scores 4 0 1 and 3 1 2 in County Softball League action. J Whetzel Bear W Taxon J Smothers and L Sforgan Bear led the teams as Buckeystown and Rangers games produced a split with Paul Boones homer fueling the Rangers.
Economy Oi and Hyartstown Split in County Softball
In County Softball yesterday Economy Oi and Hyartstown split the twin bill. The Oilers won game one 22 and dropped the nightcap.
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Economy Oi
Hyartstown
Oilers
Betsy Rawls Wins US Women's Open Narrowly
Betsy Rawls overturned a seven stroke deficit to win the US Women's Open at Worcester Country Club. Mickey Wright, hampered by a knee and back issue, faded after leading early rounds, finishing strong with Rawls posting a 68 in the final round to seal the title.
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Worcester
Mass
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Rauls
Mickey
San Diego
Calif
Betsy
Spartanburg
S.C
Worcester Country iClub Course
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Billy Benders
Bucky Summers
Dick Gastley
K. C
Frederick A.C
Blank and Lake
Shipe and Peacher
Mils
Eagles
LIONS
Sam Snead
Hebert
Sanders
Louisianna
Cajon
Heart OF MD
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Coopers
Coopers Tavern
City Tavern
Bartgis
Zimmerman
Buckeystown
Rangers
Ike Bagent
Paul Boone
Mun
Bart
Zimm
Buckerstown
Bagent and
Swill
Ingram
Plymouth
Ford
Buick
Reed Motor Co
Middletown
Lawson Motor Sales
Underhill
Foreman
Hardy
Bagent
Falk and
D. Stull
Leaks
Hooper
Mullinis
Briscoe
Wood
Hyattstown
Mulmx
B. Blank
Morgan
Mullinix
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Call Potomac Edison
Chev. C. C
C. C
Woodbine
Ste
Driva
Chevrolet Tudor Ltd
Studebaker
Chevrolet
DODGE
Tran
Roney Motor
G22
Chevrolet Sales
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick
National Garage
Poohac, Vaudall
GMO Truck Sales & Service Open
Mary
W. W
Edsel Ranger
Automatic
Oids
Moyer’s
Mercury
Lincoln
West South ST
the Ideal Garage Co
Patrick
Cond
Inferior, Ltd
Va Savoy
Auto
NASH
Lemans
Rambler—Service New Market
MDB
Vauxhall
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