New York and Cleveland Open Season Schedule
New York 3 4, Cleveland 0 7 Los Angeles Brunet 6 6 Boston Morehead 5 10 N Minnesota Grant 10 3 at Baltimore Pappas 103 N Only games scheduled.
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New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Brunet
Boston
Morehead
V. L
National
G.B. Minnesota
Cincinnati
San Fran
Milwaukee
Phila
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Houston
Kansas City
Kansas
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Gibson
Sanrancisco
Marichal
Blasingame
Bruce
N. Cincinnati
Maloney
Atos Angeles
Padres
Schedul
Nats Win then Lose to Kaycee in Sunday doubleheader
Ken Harrelson fueled Kansas City's split with Washington, driving in the tying run in the seventh and homering in the ninth as Kansas City defeated Washington 5-3 in the second game. Washington won the opener 4-3 on Don Messi's bases loaded walk in the ninth. Harrelson also doubled for a key earlier hit, while O'Donoghue picked up the win in game two.
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Washington
Ken Harrelson
Kansasa
Senators
Don Messi
Willie Kirkland
Harrelson
John O'Donoghue
Marshall Bridges
Wayne Causey
Don Zimmer
Messi
Kirkland
Kansas City
Segui
Stock
Dickson
Aker
Wyatt
Mossi
Bryan
Koplitz
Kline
Bridges
Ridzik
Brumley
W — Ridzik
L —Mossi
O'Donoghue
Blanchard
Lachemann
Narum
Zimmer
W—O’donoghue
O’donoghue
Lock
Phillies Mets Split Doubleheader to Settle Series
New York used a five run surge in the second inning of the first game to take a 6-1 lead but Philadelphia answered in the sixth of the nightcap scoring twice after Chuck Hiller misplayed a grounder. Galen Cisco earned the win in the opener with Rick Wagner and Cannizzaro notable on defense. In the night game Robby Wine started a sixth inning rally for New York while Hiller and Amaro contributed errors that allowed the tying and winning runs to score as Philadelphia won 2-1 in the first game and 15-3 in the second.
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NEW York
Philadelphia Phillies
Chuck Hiller
New York Mets
Mets
Ruben Amaro
Robby Wine
al Jackson
Jackson
Hiller
Cookie Rojas
Wine
Rich Allen
Dick Stuart
Rojas
Amaro
Galen Cisco
Bobby Klaus
Billy Cowan
McMillan
Phila
Belinsky
Roebuck
Mahaffey
Baldschun
Wagner
Cannizzaro
Cisco
L — Belinsky
Phiadelphia
Culp and
Corrales
Bearnorth
Richardson
Culp
L—Jackson
Hub City Win at Beaver Creek Invitational Golf
H C Miracle of Andrews Air Force Base and Richard E Promey of Washingtonian Golf Club won the grass and net divisions of the Beaver Creek Country Club Invitational Golf Tournament. Miracle posted 145 over two rounds on the par 72 course, edging Larryce of Hawthorne Country La Plata with 146.
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Hagerstown
H.C. Miracle
Andrews Air Force Base
Richard E. Promey
The
Washingtonian Golf Club
Beaver Creek
Miracle
Larryce
Hawthorne Country la Plata
Promey
Dodgers snap five-run fifth to beat Cardinals 5-1
Dodgers end a four-game skid behind Claude Osteen five-hitter. Jim Lefebvre and Jeff Torborg drive in two runs each in a five-run fifth inning after Maury Wills extends his hitting streak to 18 games. Lefebvre tops the mound and breaks Curt Simmons.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
Jeff Torborg
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Ll
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Osteen
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Lefebvre
Curt Simmons
Lou Brock
Torborg
Nelson Briles
St. Louis
Simmons
Briles
Schultz
Uecker
W—Osteen
L— Simmons
Malzone’s clutch hit caps Boston win over Los Angeles
Frank Malzone’s run scoring double broke a fifth inning tie and set Boston on track to a 5-4 win over the Dodgers. Chuck Schilling had tripled before Malzone scored on Tom Satriano’s play, while Tony Conigliaro added a two run homer in the first. Earl Wilson earned the win for Boston with help from Dick Balatz. Lopez took the loss for Los Angeles.
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Boston
Frank Malzone
Los Angeles Angels
Malzone
Chuck Schilling
Tom Satriano
Carl Yastrzemski
Earl Wilson
Dick Balatz
Los Angeles
Lopez
May
B. Lee
Renew
Wilson
Radatz
Tillman
W — Wilson
L — Lopez
Conigliaro
Detroit Bouts Chisox After Losing First
In Detroit on Sunday the Tigers won the nightcap 12-3 after a 10-6 opener win for Chicago. Smoky Burgess set a pinch hit record with a grand slam by John Romano, Norm Cash hit two homers, and Denny McLain earned his eighth straight win as Detroit erased a 4-1 deficit to sweep the twin bill.
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Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Smoky Burgess
John Romano
Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Jerry Lumpe
Denny McLain
Bill Skowron
Don Buford
Burgess
Romano
Julio Navarro
RO John
Locker
Wilhelm
Martin
Lolich
Fox
Nischwitz
Navarro
Sherry
Gladding
Freehan
W—John
L—Lolich
Berry
Skowron
We Wert
Demeter
LI Tourney Action To Begin Tonight
Frederick National hosts East Frederick at Staley Stadium while the American League travels to Brunswick. Westminster plays Sykesville and Thurmont visits Emmittsburg as district teams start tourney action at 6:30 pm.
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Frederick
National
East Frederick
Brunswick Trips Local Legion in 8-1 Win at McCurdy Field
Brunswick defeated Frederick American Legion 8-1 in the final league game for both teams at McCurdy Field. Ron Hart led the Railroaders with a homer a double and three RBIs as Paul Barker earned the win while Tim Ambrose finished. The two teams prepare for state tournament action with upcoming best of three games to decide Western Maryland berths.
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Frederick American Legion
Brunswick
McCurdy Field
J . Aadieg
Ron Hart
Aer
Ron Carter
Mark Donovan
Railroaders
Hart
Benny Grove
Hal Keller
Phil Ranneberger
Tim Ambrose
Francis Scott Key Post
Kelly Post
Baltimore
Fort Cumberland
Western Maryland
Washington College
Chestertown
Brunswick Frederick
Ftarker
Dixon
Freland
Carter
Smith
Donovan Ss
Cook
aAxiiné
Murphy
Stalr
Boyer
Davidson
Grove
Orye
Keyser
Ambrose
Bon
Frederick Gat
Hart, Keller
Sb—Smith
Bao Ranneberger
Barker
Ranneberger
Balk—Ranneberger
U—Curry
Pirates Cubs Split Twin Bill In Chicago
In the opener Pittsburgh took a 3-0 lead before Del Crandall belted a two out homer in the 13th to win 3-2. In the nightcap Chicago pitchers held the Pirates to zero and Bill Faul earned his first win. Billy Williams hit his 16th homer and Ron Santo his 20th as the Cubs pulled off their second triple play in 12 days.
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Chicago
Bill Faul
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
del Crandall
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Faul
Williams
Santo
Banks
Pirates
Crandall
Jim Stewart
COUNTY BASEBALL HARMONY EDGE IN CLOSE GAME
Jack Forsythe earned the win in relief for Harmony, pitching three innings with three hits, two walks and three strikeouts. Harmony piled up 16 hits led by Roger Wiles with a triple, while Terry Boyer George Blicken Dick Cook and Leep Ropp added two apiece. C Beachley took the loss after seven innings on the mound.
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Jack Forsythe
Arthur Bidle
Forsythe
Fanning
Roger Wiles
Harmony
Terry Boyer
George Blickenstaff
Dick Cook
Leep Ropp
J. Bidle
Rick Summel
White
Carial
Bs. C. Beachley
Bidle
C. Beachley
B. Beachley
Carey
Local Baseball Results from Frederick and New Market
In Frederick, Dave Winpigler and teammates led a 10 hit effort for the Frederick club with Kine contributing a strong day. Lucketts beat New Market 11 to 2 as Barnhouse and Moeks aided by Kline and Mayne paced the offense. In Maryland State League action, New Market defeated Broad Run 11 to 5 with Rexroad and Fisher delivering timely hits as Clark, Hemp and Ramsburg also contributed. New Market built a nine run surge in early innings.
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Frederick
Husky Park
Lucketts
Dave Winpigler
Kine
Barnhouse
Willams
Keyes
Lucketts Oee
Frye
Moeks
Kline
Mayne
Harrison
New Market
Jeff Sunday
Maryland
Sonny Blank
Bobby Clark
Hemp
Gene Fisher
al Rexroad
Clark
Dale Ramsburg
Tommy Sherald
Rexroad
Jeff
Fisher
Bobby Axline
New Wiket
Resroad
Axtine
Blank
Day
Reds Rally Past Astros 3-1 With Ninth-Inning Burst
Cincinnati Reds beat the Houston Astros 3 to 1 as they score two in the ninth after a scoreless middle period. Reliever Bill McCool escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth by getting Tsitouris out, with Lazaro Cardenas and Deron Johnson contributing key plays in the decisive late inning.
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Houston
Bill McCool
John Tsitouris
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Reds
Mike Cuellar
Frank Robinson
Don Pavletich
Lazaro Cardenas
Tsitouris
Astros
Cardenas
Deron Johnson
Bob Lillis
Touris Zor
Nellie Fox
McCool
Joe Morgan
Frank Thomas
Cincinnati
Tsttouris McCool
Pavretich Edwards
Cuellar
Taylor
Brand W — Tsitous
L—Cuellar
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Lincoln Speedway
Beneficial Finance Co
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Patrick ST
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John Bean
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Esso-Petroleum Division
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Charles Sanner
Lalea VE Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
Chone GéZeqtih
Veale
McBean
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Schwall
Gibbon
Woods
Law
Pagliaroni
Koonce
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Abernathy
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