Orioles Hit Three Homers To Win Eight To Three
Orioles slugger Gene Woodling Gus Triandos and a solo by Willie Nieman powered Baltimore to an 8 3 win over Kansas City Arnie Portocarrera kept baserunners off the paths as he pitched a strong game and the Orioles hit three homers to back him.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies In Late Inning Stunner
Los Angeles exploded for three runs in the eighth and two in the ninth to topple Philadelphia after the Phillies tied the score at two in the eighth. Wally Post drilled his fourth homer of the season, backing a strong showing by reliever Bob Kipp as Los Angeles nabbed a 7 to 2 victory.
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Lions Win Championship in League Playoff
The Lions clinched the 1958 championship with an 8 to 0 playoff win over Civitan. Hart earned the victory with seven strikeouts as Trout led Lions with two doubles, while Rhoderick went 2 for 2 for Civitan on a frigid Friday night.
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Tests Show Duren Has Brain Concussion
Arnald Duren, rookie Yankee pitcher, underwent two sets of tests after being hit by a pitch. Doctors said a brain injury would be known by Saturday. they diagnosed a concussion and planned hospitalization for several days. Duren’s condition was described as good, despite a bruise and cut on his left cheek with X rays showing no fracture. The game went to the Yankees 10 7 to complete a three game sweep, improving Duren’s record to 5 3 with 15 saves.
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Frederick Faces Hagerstown in Crucial Legion Clash at McCurdy Field
Frederick’s American Legion team must win Saturdays 2 p.m. game against Hagerstown to claim District 11 and stay alive for state tourney. With a 9–2 record, Frederick trails Westminster by one game. loss prompts a two-team playoff to decide the district crown and potential state berth.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
The morning standings show New York leading the American League with 62 wins and 3 losses, Boston 50 44, Baltimore 45 45, and Cleveland 42 43 amid scattered records. National League leaders include San Francisco, Chicago, and Los Angeles with varied records. Saturday results included Chicago over Boston 4-1 and Washington over Detroit 4-3, with Sunday and Monday games listed for multiple cities.
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Minor Leagues Scores From AP and Leagues Reported
International League games Richmond 5 Rochester 2 Columbus 2 Havana 4 Montreal 6 Miami 4 Toronto 0 Salt Lake City 7 Seattle 7 SpokAnz 54 Phoenix 5 Portland 4 Sacramento 7 San Diego 3 Pacific Coast League Vancouver 3 4 Salt Lake City 7 Seattle 7 Spokanz 54 Phoenix 5 Portland 4 American Association Charleston 5 Denver 4 Wichita 10 St Paul Omaha 6 Louisville 2 Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 2
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Tjamsville to Host Brunswick With Pennant Chase On Sunday
Bruns wick travels to Ijamsville Sunday at 2 p.m. to face the Rail Roaders as part of a tight division race. Manager Lee Merriman seeks to secure a first division berth ahead of a postseason Mary land State League playoff run. Edgar Bad Rice returns to the lineup along with John Harper, boosting Ijamsville’s lineup in a key regional clash.
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PGA Tourney May Be Received Soon
New York AP Ed Carter PGA tour director discussed reviving the match play championship as a separate winter event while the 12 hole medal play title was won by Dow Finstenvald in Havertown Pa The PGA faced financial losses after switching to a 72 hole stroke play format. ORIOLES BUDY TAYLOR ST. LOUIS The Cardinals sold utility outfielder Joe Taylor to the Baltimore Orioles for 20000.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The AP lists American League leaders by at bats with Boston’s Cerv and Kansas City’s Cerv high in batting. Runs and RBIs feature Mantle, Sievers, and Banks among top names. In pitching, Delock and Turley top wins, with Hyde and Wynn among leaders in the AL and McCormick leading NL strikeouts.
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Lawmaker probes auto insurance hike stance in Maryland
Maryland lawmaker Del Edgar Silver chairs the Motor Vehicles Committee and demands explanations from state Insurance Commissioner Charles S. Jackson about a 20.3 percent auto liability rate increase. Jackson and aides may testify next Wednesday as Silver weighs broader insurance reforms and a possible consumer advocate role.
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East Frederick Sweeps Series In High Scoring Finale
East Frederick swept a series over the Optimist State league with a 7-6 final, overcoming a late five-run rally by the Optioists. Stone earned the win, De Grange delivered a timely sixth inning hit, and Hoffman closed out the last batter after starting Thursday. East Frederick remains undefeated with 47 games noted on the slate.
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Folley Kayoes Rademacher in One Minute Fifteen
Los Angeles AP reports Folley Kayoes Pete Rademacher in Seattle in the fourth round, highlighting Folley as top contender for a world heavyweight title shot. Rademacher praises Folley's power and head game while defending a alleged second round butt.
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Copper Prospect Reported in Loudoun County Virginia
Kennecott Copper Corp seeks options to explore for ore on about 4000 acres in eastern Loudoun near Goose Creek Mountain Middleton area, with reports of ore 1 to 2.5 percent copper likely exaggerated by a spokesman who notes Utahs open pit mine processes ore around 8 percent. Local landowners recall no drilling yet as exploration aims to obtain authority, not mine. Authorities note Virginia copper mining has been rare in 30 years while Piedmont exploration continues. Leesburg reports tie water needs to Goose Creek dam nearby Fairfax plans.
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Strong Team To Play East Frederick A C
The Myron Cowell softball team of Washington travels to Frederick for a TriState Major League twin bill at McCurdy Field starting at 8 00. Washington leads the league with eleven wins and two losses and a Frederick victory could tighten the race with Baltimore.
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Westminster Edges Brunswick 2 1 In Section I Little League
Westminster wins the Section I title 2 1 over Brunswick after two extra innings on a first base throwing error. Crawford and Bixler pitched for Brunswick and Westminster, with Bruns wick scoring in the first and late threats aided by walks and a ground rule double. Freyman earned the win for Westminster after two innings of relief.
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