Brunswick Railroaders Rally Past Westminster in 11 Innings
In a four hour game at McCurdy Field Brunswick edged Westminster 6 5 in 11 innings to advance to the second round of the State Babe Ruth League tournament. Cary Yates started for Brunswick, Herm Willis relieved in the 11th, and Butch Danner Bubby Himes and Johnnie Cooper delivered key hits. Westminster tied the score late, but Brunswick held on despite bases loaded danger in the bottom of the 11th.
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Brunswick
Railroaders
Westminster
McCurdy Field
Charley Harper
Cary Yates
Herm Willis
Innning
Fame
Bobby Taylor
Butch Danner
Bubby Himes
Taylor
Johnnie Cooper
RBI
Danner
Greenbelt
North East Baltimore
Aberdeen
North Harford
Bel Air
N.E
Baltimore
Gastler Aberdeen
Nori Harford
Cannon Bel Air
Groff
Remus
Yates
Wills
Winchester’s Glass-Barrel Shotgun Chokes May Soon Arrive
Winchester has designed a glass-barrel shotgun with potential choke adaptation. Nine major choke manufacturers including Herter’s Pay-Choke and Weaver were sent installation instructions, signaling forthcoming market availability and widespread compatibility.
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Winchester
ERRR
Herter’s
Pay-Choke
Weaver
Yankees Top Indians 6-1 as Mantle Homers
Mickey Mantle hit his 25th home run with Roger Maris on base in the sixth inning to lift the New York Yankees past the Cleveland Indians 6-1. The game featured Jimmy Piersall’s antics and a circus catch by Tito Francona, with Piersall briefly protesting umpires before Mantle’s go ahead blast.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Mantle
Cleveland
Jimmy Piersall
Piersall
Johnny Roman
Helder
Francona Acnally
Ed Runge
Joe Paparella
Jimmy
Yankees
Temple
Maris
Asernte
Kuenan
Sanite
Skowren
Howard
O Power
Romana
Arroyo
De'Hoz
eKeough
Boyer
Sigman
Kubex
Bich’son
Ditmar
Berra
Locke
Harshorn
Tota
de la Moz
Stigman
Hate
E—Kubex
de la Hoz Aspromonte
Richardson
Skow- Richardson
Skowron
Hale
Lopez
Manitie S—Power
Francona
Olympic committees wrestle varied national food specials
European and Asian teams plan diverse cuisine for Rome 1960 Games as 15 foreign cooks join 1600 kitchen staff. Nations send favorite recipes. beef choices spark religious and cultural debates. Each athlete receives daily rations, with basic staples provided in village cafeterias.
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Eugene Levin
Rome
Halian Olympic Committee
Olympic Committee
Three-Run Fifth Delivers Local Triumph at McCurdy Field
Frederick Babe Ruth Leaguers rally for three runs in the fifth inning to defeat Smithsburg 3-1 before about 2,000 fans at McCurdy Field. John Hammond pitched a two hitter and fanned all Smithsburg regulars, with Leisinger allowing the late trouble. Tom Richy and Casey DeLauter sparked the Frederick offense with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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John Hammond
Frederick
Smithsburg
McCurdy Field
Lesinger
Jim Stockman
Tom Richy
Casey DeLauter
Daryl Feaga
Del_anter
Feaga
Hammond
Bill Schade
Jerry Mulcahey
Leisinger
Frederick Ab
Aberhhi ' Lucas
Mulcaney
Leiding
Swain
Bichy
Holtzmanc
Wolfng
Cline
Jita Stine
Feaga Siti Willard
Schader
Leisinges
Myers
Holtzmen
Andeberger
Sialey
Derby date change discussed for Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs president Wathen Knedelkamp said racing officials are discussing a possible move of the Kentucky Derby to the second Saturday in May. He noted no definite plans, and any date change would impact the Preakness at Pimlico and the Belmont Stakes.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Wathen Knedelkamp
Knedelkamp
Louisville
Kredelkamp
John Hanes
New York Racing Commission
Pimlico
Indians, Tigers swap veterans in waiver deal
The Cleveland Indians acquired veteran shortstop Rocky Bridges and catcher Bob Wilson from the Detroit Tigers in a waiver trade that sent catcher Hank Foiles to Detroit. Bridges to start at short, Wilson adds depth. Foiles hit .307, Bridges batted .200 in 10 games this season. The Tigers also obtained catcher Harry ICT from Kansas City on waivers.
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Indians Tigers
New York
Cleveland Indians
Rocky Bridges
Bob Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Hank Foiles
Tigers
Bridges
Indians
Mike de la Hoz
Woody Held
Detroit
Wilson
Foiles
Harry Ict
Kansas City
Photo by Bucky Summers sets scene for second round game
The photo credit indicates Bucky Summers for a second round game. The winner advances to meet Frederick on Thursday, setting up a key regional matchup.
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Bucky Summers
Frederick
Kansas City Nips Baltimore A's SCORE ONE IN EIGHTH TO GAIN VICTORY
Kansas City Athletics beat the Baltimore Orioles 2 to 1 in eight innings on four consecutive two out singles led by Bob Johnson and Johnny Bucks after Mit Pappas held the A's scoreless through six. Lumpe doubled and Whitey Herzog singled to tie in seventh. Johnson scored on Lumpe's infield hit. Wilhelm pitched the ninth for Baltimore.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Mit Pappas
Bob Johnson
Johnny Bucks
Bill Tuttle
Johnson
Jerry Lumpe
Kansas City
Lumpe
Whitey ‘Herzog
Athletics
Pappas
Kucks
Clint Courtney
Breeding
Hoyt Wilhelm
Robinson
Courtnsy
Kiaus
Wilhelm
Lattimore
Kamsas City
Klaus Anding
Gentle
Lurmoe
County Jr Loop Results Highlight Several League Games
Hyatts town beat Araby 16 to 9 with Haier two homers and Murphy Guesler one each. Mt. Carmel won 3 to 1 over Harmony as Wetzel Main Neel Baker homered. Shookstown fell 10-6 to Middletown despite Koehl Fogle homers. Braddock defeated Myersville 10 to 3 with Gannon four-hitter and Bere homer. Butterfly Lane and New Market tied 17-17 with Shankle Grubbs and Smith HRs.
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Hyattstown
Araby
Haier
Murphy
Guesler
Plankard
Hyatistows
Duntrow
Ausherman
Plunkard
Hafer
Ernest
Wetzel
Mt. Carmel
Harmony
Mt Carmel
Main
Neel
Baker
Butterfly Lane
New Market
Shankle
Grubbs
Smith
Cosgrave and Snoots
Smith. Myers and
St. Clair
Phillies Edge Cubs 4 3 With Dalrymple's Ninth Inning Shot
Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 as third-string catcher Clay Dalrymple of Sacramento homered in the ninth. Ron Santo answered for the Cubs with a ninth inning homer but Dick Farrell closed the game for Philadelphia. Roberts earned the win, Hobbie the loss. Banks and Santo homered for Chicago. Dalrymple homered for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Clay Dalrymple
Sacramento
Paladelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Ron Santo
Robin Roberts
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Roberts
Farrell
Dalrymple
Hobbie
Freeman
Tappe
W—Roberts
L—Hobbie
Banks
Santo
George Seewagon Loses To Hawaiian In Kalamazoo Upset
In Kalamazoo Michigan fourth seeded George Seewagon was defeated by James Osborne in a first round upset at the National Boys 15 and Under Tennis Championship after rain halted play. Seewagon had earlier won 62 64 in the morning. Other results include Martin Schad and Louis Dixon beating Edward Dow and Ham Magill defeating Edward Dow.
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Mich
George Seewagon
W.i
James Osborne
Kalamazoo College
Seewagon
Osborne
Mariin Schad
Louis Dixon
Ham Magill
Athens
Edward Dow
Fort Warne
Ind
Teenage girls advance as top seeds win at national tennis tourney
Hollywood star Stephanie de Fina led eight seeded players to easy second round wins for girls 15 and under in Cincinnati. Unranked 11-year-old Jane Bartkowicz of Hamtramck lost to Joan Swanson of Pawtucket, who defeated her 6-0, 6-1 in the same round.
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Cincinnati
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Jane Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Joan Swanson
Pawtucket
Jalse
Miss Bartowite
Four underrated hurlers eyeing league rosters
Four mid tier big league pitchers from lagging clubs merit ERO consideration. Mike Fornieles of Boston Dick Farrell of Philadelphia Jim Brosnan of Cincinnati and Bill Henry of Cincinnati have delivered solid years with strong ERAs and many saves. Fornieles owns six wins one loss and 2.90 ERA while Farrell has seven wins and six saves with 2.1 ERA in 35 appearances. Brosnan has four wins and six saves with 2.35 ERA and Henry 1 win and 15 saves with 3.9 ERA.
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New York
Gerry Staley
Chicago White Sox
Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis
Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles
Elror Face
Pittsburgh
ERO
Mike Fornieles
Boston
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Cincinnati
Fornieles
Red Sox
Farrer
Phils
Brosnan
Henry
Henns
Harmsworth Trophy Race set for Picton August with Miss Burien
Detroit based Miss Burien joins Miss Supertest TT in the Harmsworth Trophy affair at Picton Ontario August 19 20 28. Gale V and Nitrogen named as the other two hydroplanes on the U S roster to challenge Canada's defending champ.
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Detroit
Picton
Ont
Yachtmen’s Assn. of America
iCanada
Miss Burien
Queen City Yacht Club
Seattle
Wash
Gale V
Joe Schoenith
Nitrogen
Samuel F. DuPont
Wilmington
Del
National League standings and Tuesday results recap
National League weekly standings show Milwaukee at 375 runs, Los Angeles 59 percent, St. Louis and San Francisco near .533, Philadelphia at .537, Chicago 367, with Tuesday results Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at St Louis and San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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Nuxhall
Cincinnati AP
National League
Warren Giles
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Vargo
Chicago
Wjol. Pew
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Witt
Sadecki
Sanford
Maloney
Drysdale
Phiadelphia Conley
Cardwell
Detroit Dowes Senators in 3-3 Tie Turned Win to Tigers
Detroit rallied behind Frank Lary after a rough first inning by Washington to secure a 3-3 tie and move within reach of fifth place. Lary earned his ninth win against nine losses, yielding seven hits. Colavito and Gardner homered for Detroit and Washington.
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Washington
Frank Lary
Detroit
Tigers
Detroit i Ue
Lary
Senator
Jim Lemon
Billy Gardner
Clem Labine
Sabine
Berberett
Ramos
Lee
Weodeschick
Colavito
Gardner
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Willie) Franklin
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