Frederick and Brunswick Face Off In Ruth Tourney
Frederick meets Brunswick today in the Ruth Tournament as the Eastern Zone trap shoot heats up at Thurmont Con servation and Sports mens Club. More than 500 shooters from 11 states and eastern Canada converge with Be aweeet he te sae de eae to vie for five major trophies and a national zone crown at Vandalia Ohio. Local spectators are welcome to witness top marksmen in preliminaries and the main shoot runs July 26 to 28 with a national finale in late August.
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Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmens’ Club
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Sae de Eae & Will
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Stine
Harry Willis
Hamilton
Carroll Burtner
Frederick
Martin Burke
Deans
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Austin Reyoer
Yellow Springs
C. K Burr
H. C. Barr
Trenton
Frank Little
New York
Little
Omer Webb
Washington
D.C
Bird Werk
Woetin Burke
Orioles top Senators 2 with Roberts win and Powell homer
Robin Roberts earned his 252nd major league win as the Orioles defeated the Senators 2 to 0. Boog Powell hit his 13th homer with a two out walk in the fifth, John Orsino drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the third, and Stu Miller finished with relief in the ninth despite Washington’s Tom Cheney starting after an injury absence.
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Boog Powell
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Stu Miller
Chuck Hinton
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Don Lock
Dick Phillips
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Frederick Ruth League romps to 21-8 win over Havre de Grace
Frederick Babe Ruth League all stars slugged 16 hits in a 21-8 state tournament rout of Havre de Grace. Ronnie Hart tossed a four hitter over five innings as 18 of the 21 Frederick runs came off lefty Jimmy Russell. Benny Grove drove in four and scored four, Ronnie Miles added three RBIs, and a late blow by Grove helped seal the lopsided victory. Tim Ambrose suffered a facial injury in the first inning and was hospitalized for observation, clouding Frederick's pitching plans for today’s semi final against Brunswick.
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Havre de Grace
Westminster
Slount
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Benny Grove
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Ronnie Miles
Terry Boyer
Jeff Freland
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Harry Wolfe
Tim Ambrose
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Shortetan
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Baltimore
Wolfe
Reds Edge Cubs on ninth inning sacrifice fly
In Chicago, Cincinnati’s John Edwards delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly to score pinch runner Marty Keough lifting the Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Cubs. Gordy Coleman and Frank Robinson produced key singles to spark Cincinnati’s late rally and break a 2-2 tie, while Ernie Banks was struck out with the bases loaded to end the game.
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Marty Keough
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
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Reds
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Gordy Coleman
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Keough
Coleman
Edwards
Lindy Mc Daniel
Cipeinnati
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Bertell
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Yamsville Takes Series 6 to 1 Over Germantown
Tramsville completed a two game sweep of Germantown at McCurdy Field as Southpaw Danny Neel limited the visitors to four hits. Neel struck out 11 with four walks. Danny Richards provided a key rally in the fifth, driving in runs with singles by Bill Seidling and Frank Martz and a John Harper triple. Additional box-score text lists multiple local standings and upcoming schedule items across Frederick County Youth League and area teams.
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Germantown
McCurdy Field
Danny Neel
Bush Creekers
Danny Richards
Neel
Bill Seidling
Frank Martz
John Harper
Linden Vitis
Guy Gerimantown
Sobat
Feagavle
Venice
Harper
Ricketts
Harmony
New Market
Walkersville
Middletown
Liberty
Shookstown
Giants win as Mets drop 19th road game
Wilhe Alass hit a three run homer and a double as the San Francisco Giants routed New York, tying a modern MLB road record with 19 straight losses for the Mets. Mays added a second homer in the fifth and a run-scoring single, while Bailey drove in another for the Giants.
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Wilhe Alass
San Francisco Giants
New York
Phiadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh
Iast
Mays
Larry Burright
Ed Bailey
New York Oro
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Hook
MacKenzie
Craig
Sherry
Coleman
Pierce
Bolin
Hoeft
Bailey
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Home Furs
Sui
Sam Francisco
Colts star receiver Owens may miss season start
Denver AP reports Baltimore Colts star receiver Carral Owens is healing from nonfatal injuries after a July crash that killed Pamela Owens and wounded his wife and infant son. Owens, 27, is at Presbyterian Hospital in Denver and may be released in 7 to 10 days. Doctors say he could return to football but head and rib injuries linger. his wife Tima and their 3 month old son are improving. The family’s Belmont Maryland home and training camp site were noted amid the tragedy.
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R. C. Owens
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Owens
Presbyterian Hospital
Tima
Pamela Owens
Colorado
Neo Leager
Saul Abe
Mantle Plagued By Knee Injury In Latest Setback
NEW YORK AP Mickey Mantle, facing a foot injury from a fence collision in June, now has a loose cartilage in his left knee adding to his pain. Yankees manager Ralph Houk said Mantle may miss playing time and could pinch hit next week if treatment helps, with team physician Dr Sidney Gaynor noting uncertainty about return date.
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Mickey Ing
Ielfd- Mantle
New York
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Ralph Houk
Yankee Stadium
Mantle
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Houk
Sidney Gaynor
All Star Reenactment Set for Memorial Stadium
Tommy Henrich the Old Reliable of the Yankees and Mike Higgins longtime AL third baseman and manager were named to take part in a Friday night reenactment of the 1938 All Star game at Memorial Stadium. The exhibition will precede the Orioles White Sox game. Henrich hit .320 as a 1937 rookie. Higgins once achieved 12 consecutive hits in his career with Philadelphia Boston and Detroit.
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Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
Mike Higgins
Memorial Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Henrich
Higgins
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Maryland South Carolina game to be shown on campus TV
The Maryland South Carolina football game on September 28 will be telecast in closed circuit at Cole Field House on the Maryland campus. Athletics Director Bill Cahey announced the night game in Columbia will be shown on four indoor screens. Students pay $1, others $2. The move follows last year's Miami telecast that drew more than 11,000 viewers.
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Field House
Maryland
Bill Cahey
Thyredar
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Cobey
Miami
Burdette Beats Spahn In Clash Of Roommates
Burdette edged Spahn 4 to 1 in Milwaukee as the Cardinals toppled the Braves in a pitching duel between former roommates. Burdette allowed five hits with two strikeouts and no walks over eight innings. Spahn, sidelined by a sore elbow, yielded eight hits and three runs in seven-plus innings. Crowd 22,331 attended in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Cardinals
Braves
Burdette
Spahn
Burdette-Spahn
Denny Menke
Hank Aaron
McBride Halts Yankees Win Streak 5-0
Los Angeles pitcher Ken McBride silenced the Yankees to end New York’s six game run, allowing three singles over three innings in a 5-0 Angels victory. Al Downing squandered early support as Los Angeles built a 3-0 lead, then added two more runs off the Yankee lefty. McBride improved to 12-7 on the season while Downing fell to 6-2.
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Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Yankee
New Yorkers
al Downing
Tony Kubek
Downing
Los Angeles
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Gos Vee
McBride
FE. Sadowski
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Kansas City Defeats Boston 2-0 in Squeeze Bunt Victory
Kansas City capitalized on a squeeze bunt and sharp double plays to beat Boston 2-0. Ed Charles and Charlie Lau delivered late-second-inning singles, Ken Harrelson forced in a run, and Bobby Del Greco scored on Wayne Causey’s third-inning squeeze as KC completed a four-game sweep and improved to 10-3 against the Sox. Monbouquette took the loss, Fischer earned the win.
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Kansas City
Outfit
Red Sox
Abels
Bill Fischer
Bill Monbouquette
Mombo
Ed Charles
Charlie Lau
Ken Harrelson
Bobby del Greco
Wayne Causey
A’s
Sox
A's
Rakow
Fischer
Wyatt
Lau
Monbouquette
Tillman
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L—Montbouquette
Browns Trim Five Rookies After Waivers Requested
Browns coach Blanton Collier announced the team cut five rookies on Thursday. He said waivers were being requested on Dave Kalterhenrich Ohio State fullback Gary Marinovich California Junior College halfback Gerry Craft Oklahoma State fullback Art Smith Virginia State guard and Bob Altmann Wisconsin halfback.
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