Frederick Edges In To Semifinals note tourney at McCurdy Field
Babe Ruth league notes say McCurdy Field in top shape as Greenbelt North East Baltimore and North Harford attend. A downpour delayed Brunswick vs Westminster but play resumed. Frederick’s John Hammond praised by manager Jim Stockman for a strong outing aided by catcher Bill Seidling. Semifinals set: North Harford vs North East Baltimore at 3 pm and Frederick vs Brunswick at 6 pm. Also US team advances to finals in Rome without qualifying.
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National League standings and results brief
National League table shows Pittsburgh 62 37 and Milwaukee 53 37. Wednesday results include Philadelphia 7 Chicago 5 and Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 3. American League notes list Chicago 50 37 and New York 50 11. Night games mentioned and a curious line on an astronomical unit.
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White Sox Beat Red Sox 10 4 in Midweek Tilt
Chicago rallies from 4 2 deficit to win 10 4 behind Nellie Fox two run double and a five run seventh as Boston pitchers walk multiple batters. Fox Minoso and Al Smith score while Geiger and Ted Williams homer for Boston in a game that widens Chicago’s AL lead over New York.
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Jackie Brandt Switches Uniform For Hitting Luck
Jackie Brandt moves from No 7 to No 25 with the Baltimore Orioles saying the new number brings luck. He wore No 25 with the Giants and notes Willy Miranda left No 7 to him, prompting the switch before a game with Kansas City. Brandt is batting .252 this season and scored an infield hit in his first at bat with No 25. Earlier wearing No 7 he made four outs and drove in two runs in a 2 1 victory.
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Locals to Hurl Richy Against Railroaders
Brunswick crushed Bel Air 18 3 at McCurdy Field to advance to the semifinal against Frederick. Richy left after two innings, six runs scoring, as Brunswick hitters piled up five hits off reliever Younce. Bobby Himes led with five hits, Hawes homered, while Sullivan allowed nine hits for Bel Air. Freddie’s Stockman may start, with Stull moving to short and Hammond at third.
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North East Baltimore reaches Babe Ruth State semifinals with 8-1 win
Bruce Martinek pitched a no hitter as North East Baltimore stunned Greenbelt 8-1 to reach the Babe Ruth State Tournament semifinals. Baltimore’s Cheney led with three singles, while Harford outscored Aberdeen 7-? in a late thriller to set Friday final with Frederick Brunswick winner.
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Phillies Rap Cubs For 6th Straight Loss
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 5 after Bobby Del Greco lifts a leadoff homer to spark a four run fifth inning. Pancho Herrera adds a solo shot as Gene Conley wins his seventh of the season despite 13 Cubs hits. Morehead takes the loss as Chicago drops their sixth straight game.
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Playground Fun Fest Honors Joseph E. Lee at Lincoln
Lincoln hosted Mullinix Playground for a fun fest honoring Joseph E. Lee. Activities mirrored Lee's favorites such as Min ster's Cat Howdy Howdy Mouse Trap Stop Ball and Boiler Burst. Winners in the cor Sage contest last week included Emerson Dorsey Renee Reid Sandra Chanty Barbara Jackson Catherine Swann Shawn Lacy. Next Wednesday will feature family fun with a picnic treasure hunt and family softball. Swim crossing of Lake Erie postponed Mary Hafey set Saturday as new date due to bad weather.
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Pennsylvanians Favored Over Nations In High School Grid Clash
Hershey Pa AP Pennsylvanias high school football talent faces a national all star squad in a two game series Pennsylvanias six point favorite after drills Wednesday. Key players include quarterbacks Jay Wilkinson and Jerry Rhome with a starting line featuring Ken Hodge Tom Patton and Mike Daley Guards Marvin Harris and Dave Adams center Randall Edwards. Sherman coaches the National team and Carl Snavely leads the Pennsylvania squad. All players are 1960 high school graduates.
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Farrell's appendix surgery may cost U S Olympic gold
Swimmer Jeff Farrell 26 of Wichita underwent appendectomy in Detroit and officials fear he cost the United States at least one gold medal. Doctors said he may be out for days and unable to swim for some time. He set American records in the 100 and 200-meter freestyles at Toledo last weekend.
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Pirates finish series sweep over Cardinals 7 3
Pittsburgh Pirates hammered St Louis 7 3 to complete a three game sweep and extend their NL lead over Milwaukee. George Witt started, Earl Francis and Joe Gibbon contributed before Fred Green closed with four scoreless innings. Ray Sadecki took the loss as Pittsburgh محمد dominated with eight hits and six runs in 6 2 3 innings.
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Clubs vote for two All Star games in 1960
New York AP reports players from 12 major league clubs voted 12 to 4 for two all star games in 1960. proposed sites include San Francisco on July 11 and Boston on August 3. past cycles drew criticism when three games were played in a short span. receipts would aid the pension fund.
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Drilling Upsets Top Junior Singles in Tennis
Kalamazoo Michigan AP Fred Drilling 17 of Playa Del Rey California upset seventh seed Mike Neely Atlanta 62 64 in the second round of junior singles at the National Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament. Earlier in the day Jam Osborne Honolulu defeated Bay Side New York fourth seed George Seewagon in the Boys singles. Dennis Ralston Bakersfield California defeated Bill Banta Houston Texas 61 63 while Frank Froehling Coral Gables Florida needed three sets to beat Bailey Brown Bronsville in Nov 61 26 60.
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Hegan Named Cubs Coach End of Playing Career
AP reports veteran catcher Jim Hegan will coach the Chicago Cubs after being removed from the playing roster on July 23 when Sammy Taylor returned from the disabled list. Hegan moves from player to coach ending his on field career.
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Sanford Stops Braves 5-0 Behind Sanford’s Shutout
Jack Sanford limited Milwaukee to four hits as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Braves 5-0. The shutout was Sanford’s sixth of the season, improving his record to 9-8 while Lew Burdette fell to 10-6. Joe Amalfitano started the scoring in the first with an RBI single, Francisco Mays added a two-run double for a four-run fourth.
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Johansson Patterson Rematch Talks Set for Nov 1 Los Angeles
In Goteborg Sweden AP reports agreement on points for the third Johansson Patterson heavyweight title fight. Promoter Bill Fugazy and Johansson's adviser expect signing soon with Nov 1 Los Angeles target, and Fugazy wants a quick, clean rematch.
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