All Brunswick Advances To Finals With Big Win
Brunswick overwhelms Emmitsburg 18 to 3 in the District 2 Little League semifinal, with Gary Carter holding Emmitsburg to four hits and George Holder driving home key runs including a three run homer in the third. Brunswick meets Frederick in the Baker Park final after routing Emmitsburg.
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Brunswick
Ruth Stars
Frederick
Emmittsburg
Baker Park
Gary Carter
Emmis
Railroaders
Bob Aline
George Holder
Holder
Emmuttsburg
Carter
Emmitsburg
Topper
Sherman
Emittsburg
Wivell
Hess
Hahn
Axlie
Pinson Steals Home For 2-1 Reds Triumph
Pinson breaks for home with bases loaded driving in the deciding run as Cincinnati beats Milwaukee 2-1. Purkey earns the win over Willey in a sharp pitchers’ duel. game shifts in late innings.
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Pinson
REDS
Milwaukee
Yada Pinson
Carrner Sammy Vites Soe
Cininnati Reds
Thursas
Millwaukee Biases
Los Angeles
Philadeonia
Cincinnal
Ben Parkes
Car Wilesey
Braves
Phenny Stay
Wadars eSecast
Wiley
Wiless
Frank Roma
Gordy Coleman
Gus Be
Jerry Lynch Waley
Lanen
Gene Freese
Cincinnati
Purkey
Edwards
Willey
White
W—Purkey
L— Willey
Maris Injured as Yankees Edge Chisox 4-3
New York moves one game ahead of idle Detroit by fending off a Chicago rally in the ninth. Maris leaves with leg injury after a slide, Howard cut by bat, Terry earns win in first start since July 15. Mantle and Kubek contribute key hits as Yanks hold on for the victory.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Yanks
Maris
Howard
Floyd Robinson
Ralph Terry
Roy Sievers
al Smith
Luis Arroyo
Arroyo
Nellie Fox
Camilo Carreon
Sherm Lollar
D Bied
Bill Pierce
Russ Kemmerer
Tony Kubek
Mars
Mickey Mantle
Hector Lopez
Luis Aparici
Jim Landis
Bobby Richardson
Mantle
Pierce
Kemmerer
Carreon
Terry
Blanchard
W — Terry
T-Pierce
Large Maryland catfish tagged in 1956 travels 50 miles upstream
Harry Null of Gracemar catches a 12 pound blue catfish using regular tackle and nightcrawler. A tag in its mouth shows the fish was tagged near Edwards Ferry in 1956, indicating it moved upstream during high water. Albert Powell assists with mileage calculations from Edwards Ferry to Jack Hoyt’s farm near Rocky Ridge. The article notes minnows decline in Frederick County streams and quotes John Fox on pond-to-creek minnow impact.
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Harry Null
Gracenam
Commission
Edward's Ferry
Jack Hoyt
Rocky Ridge
Buckeystown
Null
Frederick County
John Fox
Minnow Shortage Linked to Seining and Poison Use
John notes bait fish decline while Albert Powell cites extensive creek seining as preventing chubs from reaching spawning size. Discussion covers how repeated spraying of crops with poisons followed by rain could poison waterways and kill fish, including the Potomac River, with toxins accumulating in livers and causing death from multiple small doses.
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Dan Jansen
Sports Fisheries Institute
Jansen
Potomac River
Orioles Rally to Beat Red Sox 8-5 and Sweep Series
Baltimore erased a 5-1 deficit with six seventh inning runs to overcome Boston 8-5. Chuck Estrada pitched the complete game for the Orioles, while Billy Muffett took the loss after a rough seventh inning. Dick Williams doubled in a pair and Brooks Robinson added a two run double as Baltimore captured the four game set.
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Samer
Frederas
Biddy
Beaver Bruing
Frederick
Ami
Thurmont
Dennis Oram
Sam Pain
Dick Tucker
Freland
Brachey
Turmont
Hill
Fanning Martin
Ron
Thomas
Barcaugh
iTucker
Oharrison
Ote
Hurmont
Urmont
Mumma
Thomas Hill
Wiley
Deweese
Weddle
Gastley
Lake
Schaetler
Biser
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Boston
Tracy Stallard
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Billy Muffett
Gus Triandos
Whitey Herzog
Arnold
Muffet
Dick Wilams
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Estrada
Estrada
Jackie Jensen
Frank Malvone
Triple Metrore
Chuck Schilling Doxe
Stallard
Muffett
Earley
Government Doubts Legality of Other Sports TV Pacts
In Philadelphia AP reports the government questioned the legality of television contracts by leagues including the AFL NCAA and NBA beyond the NFL. Judge Grim noted the NFL's $9 million two year package with CBS and asked whether similar deals violate antitrust laws as Gordon cited ongoing investigations.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
U.S
NFL
Allan K. Grim
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pete Rozelle
Grim
Umntil
Samuel Gordon
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Basketball Association
American Football League
Gordon
Rozelle
AFL
NCAA
NBA
Baseball and Baseball Standings Across Leagues Today
Major League schedules feature Chicago at Baltimore and Washington at Kansas City with pitchers McLish Seawall and Donovan Shaw. National League leads include Cincinnati Los Angeles and San Francisco as results from yesterday show Chicago St Louis winless for the week and Walkersville defeats Ijamsville 11 to 9 in a Tri-County game.
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Chicago
McLish
Seawail
Baltimore
Brown
York Daley
Washington
Donovan
Kansas City
Shaw
Minnesota
Pascual
iRunning
Cleveland
Latman
Los Angeles
Grba
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Chiago
Ellsworth
Jones
O'Dell
Mahaffey
Buzhardt
Padres
Francis
St. Louis Jackson
Hendley
Walkersville
Ijamsville
McCurdy
Larry Duncan
Tjamsville
Eaves
Ramsburg
Ushert
Neel
Crouse
Halver
Harper
L. Pet
New York
Detroit
Boston
Walk Wins for Chicago 3-2 in Ninth Walk
Chicago Cubs reserve outfielder Bobby Will drew four straight pitches in the ninth to force in the winning run against St Louis, after Sammy Taylor had walked to bring in Ron Santo. Barney Schultz earned the win in relief, with Gibson taking the loss as Chicago claimed a 3-2 decision.
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Chicago
Bobby Will
Innning
Chicago Cub
St Lows Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Will
Cubs
St Louis
Sammy Taylor
Ron Santo
Taylor
George Allman
Pasoff
Barney Schultz
Schultz
Glen
Frederick at Martinsburg East Frederick softball schedule
East Frederick high school begins a busy weekend with games at Fort Detrick and in Martinsburg West Virginia. The A.Cs. face Fort Detrick Post tonight at 6 45 p m and then travel Saturday to Martinsburg for a Tri State major league game against the Mountaineers. A win or loss could decide the league standings.
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East Frederick
Fort Detrick
Martinsburg
W. Va
A.cs
A.C
Mountaineers
E. Frederick
W. Second Street
Richards shuffles, adds to all star squad for Boston tilt
A reorganized American League pitching staff and three new right handed power hitters join the AL for the second 1961 All Star game in Boston. Manager Paul Richards replaced four pitchers after the NL 54 10 inning win in San Francisco and added Luis Arroyo Barry Latman Carmie Pascual and Don Schwall to boost power. He also added Roy Sievers Bill Skowron and Tito Francona to the 25 man roster.
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Boston
Baltimore
Paul Richards
San Francsco
Joe Cronin
Luis Arroyo
New York
Barry Latman
Cleveland
Carmie Pascual
Minnesota
Don Schwall
Mike Formeles
Frank Lary
Detroit
Jim Perry
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Jim Bunning
Dick Donovan
Washington
Whitey Ford
Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Balti
Thote
Richards
San Francisco
Roy Sievers
Bill Skowron
Tito Francena
John Romano
Norm Cash
Johnny Temple
Tony Kubek
Brooks Robinson
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Rocky Colavito
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Bailey
Don Drysdale
Ernia Banks
Lefty Tom Thomas Hurls 3-Hitter for Railroaders
Tommy Thomas masterfully shut down Havre de Grace with a three-hitter as Brunswick roars to the Maryland State finals by scoring seven runs in two innings. Himes Dixon Potts and Cald er led early burst while Thomas backed by seven first-half runs silenced the opponents. Brunswick advances to face Westminster at McCurdy Field in the 5:30 p m final.
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Tommy Thomas
Brunswick
Bob Burns
Tarey Patte Haner
Himes
Gary Himes
Burns
Butch Dixon
Dixon
Potts
Jim Barnes
Snook Hanes
Joe Hartman
Thomas
Hartman
Havre de Grace
Hanes
Calder
Gary Reynolds
Bill Cox
Reynolds
Bill Bradley
Eric Pollitt
Sam Martin
Bradley
Martin
Cox
Ray Reeves
Pollutt
Joe Vincent
Westminster
McCurdy Field
Harve de Grace
Barnes
Cox and Wise
Carder
Night Baseball: Dodgers and Phillies battle with long scores
Los Angeles and Philadelphia combined for a high scoring game with Hodges and Wallis hitting homers. Pitching notes include Craig and Baldschum taking losses and Sherry and Green seen on the mound as Wade and Lee secure the win for Washington over Minnesota alongside Killebrew and King homering in a separate line.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Williams
Farrell
Craig
Sherry
Roseboro
Short
Baldschum
Green
Johnson
Hodges
Wallis
Myhra Faces Strong Colts Kickoff Competition
Westminster AP veteran Steve Myhra contends with Vince Scott and Jerald James for the Baltimore Colts place kicking duties. Joe Perry and Dee Mackey vie as alternate kickers while four rookies seek a spot. Myhra holds four club records and has 23 field goals in four seasons, second to Bert Rechichar.
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Joe Perry
Dee Mackey
San Francisco
Myhra
Colt
Tom Gilburg
Syracuse
James
Wiley Feagin
Houstin
Dale Johannsen
Augustana
Bert Rechichar
Giants blank Pirates 2 0 as Marichal nails seventh win
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal guest stymies Pittsburgh with five hits and earns his seventh win. Pirates suffer their tenth shutout of the year as the Giants score in the fifth and sixth innings. Mizell takes the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marichal
Pirates
Giants
Wilmer Mizell
Kim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Joe Amalfitano
Harvey Kuenn
Matty Alou
Mizell
San Francisco
Coo
Orsino
Face
Burgess
L—Mizell
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Jeff Freland
Yex
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Larry Potts
Yankees
Chisox
Wayland
Mich
Gail Hoffman
Maryland
Lefty Kreh
John
Albert Powell
Mr. Powell
BOSOX
Maranherst
Harles Town
W Va
William I. Patterson
Mardanherst
Shenandoah Downs
Adolphus Hawkin
Ship Out
Alfred W. Williams
Carrie Lee
Larry Reynolds
Warsaw
United States
Marian Folk
Kazimierz Zinny
Zygmunt Zabierkowski
Tom Thomas
Railroader Stars
McClain
Klippstein
Garcia
Lee
Naragon
W—Lee
L — McClain
King
Killebrew
the News
Joe
BUCS
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