Hart's Home Run Lifts Frederick Past Brunswick in District Play
Frederick defeats Brunswick 6-3 to advance to the District II third round at Staley Stadium. Frederick's Frederick Jack Hart belted a fourth inning homer with two on to break a tie, following Wayne Gosnell's two-run blast earlier in the frame. Rhoderick earned the win, striking out 14 over six innings as Frederick rebounds from an early deficit.
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Staley Stad
Si Theingle
Wayne Gosnell
Brown
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Hartman
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Hart
Ike Rhoderick
Darrow
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Dick Hall
Butch Dixon
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Dixon
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Ron Hart
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Hisame
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Lee Maye
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Jackie Jensen
Malzone
Vic Power
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Garcia
Fitz
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In a garbled score note Brunswick Gosnell and J Hart contribute to a flawed box with mentions of stolen bases and base on balls. The piece references a scene with a device and a score line that proved difficult to interpret.
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Brunswick Frederick Gosnell
J. Hart
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Racing Commission Suspends Jockey Montero For Year
The Maryland Racing Commission suspended jockey Arthur Montero for the rest of the year after a new hearing ordered by the courts. Secretary William Graham said the decision followed evidence from head on race films and testimony that Montero took a position preventing the horse from giving its best effort and that he faked whipping.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Arthur Montero
Wiliam Graham
Monteiro
Faros
Laurel
Reuben Oppenheimer
East Frederick and All-Stars split twin softball bill at Mc Curdy Field
In a doubleheader East Frederick ACs lost 6-1 then East Frederick All-Stars won 8-2. Guy Ramsburg, Bobby Cine, Stick Gearinger, and Kyler Remus produced early offense. Jimmy Blank struck out ten. In the second game Max Kehne and Bobby Weirtz dueled before the All-Stars broke through on Kehne wildness. Weirtz allowed four hits and two runs. Main had two hits for the winners. Separate note: East Frederick travels to Hagerstown to play West End Wednesday and local players meet at the Armory for transport.
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East Frederick
A. C
A.c.s
All-Stars
McCurdy Field
Guy Ramsburg
Bobby Cine
Stick’ Gearinger
Kyler‘ Remus
Jimmy Blank
Max Kehne
Bobby Weirtz
Kehne
Viertz
Main
Hagerstown
West End
Armory
H. E
Weitzel
Morgan and
Hardy
J. Biank
K. Shaw
Safe at third tag play ends Brunswick effort
In the second inning of the Brunswick versus Fredericksburg SWEPA game, Wayne Gosnell was safe at third but was later tagged out at home. The brief incident highlighted Brunswick’s aggressive baserunning during the contest.
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Wayne Gosnell
Baseball and softball results and upcoming local prep
Sporadic scores mix in for major leagues with Chicago at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles plus Philadelphia at San Francisco with pitchers listed. A softball game featuring pastors against parishioners highlights the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly recreation at Hood College tomorrow afternoon.
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Bell
Ferra
Batonee
Sherry
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Owens
Jones
Antonelli
Ipastors
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Hood Collage
Woodling drives in all Orioles runs in 5-2 win over Tigers
Gene Woodling batted in every Baltimore run with a third inning homer and an eighth inning single to beat Detroit 5-2. Barry Sherrone, 21, in his majors debut, had two hits and scored two runs for the Orioles as Jim Bunning took the loss.
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Gene Woodling
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
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Woodling
Jim Bunning
Skinny Rown
Loes
Barry Sherrone
Orioles
Brown
Lees
Triandos
Ne. Morgan
Ber W—Brown
L—Bunning
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Reds
Cincinnati
Johny Temple
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bob Pur
Purkey
Cardinal
Yemple
Gus Bell
Wilmer Mizell
Mizell
Bridges
Ricketts
Jeffcoat
Smith
Porter
Dotterer
Wo Parker
L—Mizell
Temple
Senators
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
A’s
Strandslam
Frank House
Joe Demaestri
Roser Maris
Faye Throneberry
Harmon Killebrew
Homer
Murry
Dickson
Hal Woodeshick
Romanosky
Redlegs Player Hurt In Auto Crash Near Home
Cincinnati outfielder Pete Whisenant sustained facial cuts after his car struck a power pole near his residence early Monday. Police report he was charged with reckless driving.
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CINC
Pete Whisenant
Cincinnatility
Hamilton County
Gerald Taylor
Senant
League Head Blasts Leafs on Havana Play Refusal
Montreal AP reports International League President Frank Shaughnessy criticized Toronto Maple Leafs players after a Telegram story claimed they voted unanimously against playing in Havana again. He cited no official word and noted Rochester GM George Sisler would return if scheduled there.
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Rochester Red Wings
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Sugar Kings
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Shaughnessy
Toronto Telegram
Leaf
Fidel _Castro
Revolutionary
Richmond
Leafs
Virginians
George Sisler
Yankees Share Plan for Bion Skowron Wrist Surgery
Yankee first baseman Bion will undergo operation to reset his broken left wrist after a freak collision with Detroit shortstop Coot Vealer. Skowron was injured Saturday while reaching for a wide throw and will be out for the season.
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New York
Bion
Skowron
Detroit
Coot Vealer
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