Loun to Face Metis in Hall of Fame Game
Donny Loun, a left handed pitcher for the Washington Senators, is named probable starter against the New York Mets in Cooperstown. He aims to prove himself after a tough stretch and a prior tendinitis injury, hoping this showcase move to the majors may come.
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Loun Blossoms as Promising Pitcher in Eastern League
The Minnesota Twins signed him for the Senators with Keller as farm director. Loun developed into a top pitcher this season in the Eastern League, posting a 4-2 record before illness forced him to bed. Since returning he has gone 2-2.
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Germantown Triumphs 3-1 in Sunday Standings Battle
Germantown Railroaders held off Brunswick 3-1 after leading 3-0 at two innings. Earl Shipe and John Johnson provided early offense, with Beall earning the win and Herriman pitching the full game for Brunswick as New Market, Mt. Airy, and Thurmont results also noted in the Maryland State League action.
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Brunswick Railroaders Win Big In District Little League
Brunswick's Railroaders exploded for ten runs in the first inning and cruised to a 21 1 victory over Thurmont in district playoff round two. Mark Webber hit three home runs driving in eight runs as Joe Himes earned the win on a six hitter with 11 strikeouts. Frederick National Little League advances to finals against Brunswick at 6 p.m. in Brunswick for a state tournament berth.
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Stenhouse Sharp in Three-Hitter Beats Orioles 4-1
Washington Senators beat Baltimore 4 to 1 as Dave Stenhouse allowed only three hits for his first win of the season. Ed Brinkman homered and Joe Cunningham boosted the rally with a third-inning double, while Dick Brown hit a fifth-inning homer for Baltimore. The defeat drops the Orioles to second place, a half game behind the Yankees.
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Arrowood delivers 12th inning win to seal Cumberland series
Cumberland defeats Frederick 2-1 in 12th inning as Arrowood singles off Tommy Thom with two outs to clinch the best‑of‑three inter-district series and reach the state tournament at College Park. Cumberland also won the Saturday opener 3-2 before Frederick tied with an 11-2 nightcap. Ralph Wilson pitched the payoff game for Cumberland.
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Red Sox sweep Indians in doubleheader routs
Boston pitchers limit Cleveland to eight hits as the Red Sox win 6-1 in the opener and 3-1 in the nightcap. Earl Wilson improves to 11-5 with a four-hitter. Ed Connolly earns the second win, aided by Dick Radatz. Conigliaro homers in the first game. Malzone adds a three-run shot.
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U S Tops Russia in Dual Track Meet with World Marks
The United States swept all flat races from 100 meters to 10,000 at Memorial Stadium as Jim Grelle won the 1 500 and Bob Schul surged in the 5 000. Two world marks were set by Fred Hansen and Dallas Long with meet records amid a record crowd of 55924.
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Yanks Rally To Split Doubleheader In Detroit
New York gains a half game on Baltimore with a 11-6 win in game one and a 5-4 comeback in the nightcap. Key moments include a pop fly misplay by Detroit in the seventh, a Linz ground rule double, and Pepitone and Richardson homers. Mantle drove in the decisive run in the eighth.
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Wyoming hitter Jerry Marion leads in average home runs and steals
Jerry Marion the 175 pound sophomore from Bakersfield California paced Wyoming hitters this spring with a .391 average top in home runs with five and in stolen bases with 20. He played 4 games.
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