Wilhelm Clamps Frederick to Clinch Brunswick Victory
Brunswick advances to the state tournament in Salisbury starting August 6 after a 4 0 win over Frederick. Wilhelm spun a three hit shutout with ten strikeouts, while Himes Pearson and Deener contributed key hits and insurance runs in the fifth.
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Wwews
Melise Brunswick
Neil Wilhelm
Frederick
Brunswick
Nationals
Salisbury
Nationals Wilhelm
Joe Dutrow
Pete Cline
Tim Hall
Wilhelm
Rners
Ken Anders
Hall
Greg Englar
Englar
Don Englar
Greg
Joe Himes
Dave
Bowens
Himes
John Pearson
Ken Boyd
Mike Deener
Deener
Allen Roberson
Boyd
Frederick Brunswick
Abrhbi
Pearson
Weedon
Webber Sf
Dawson
Corley
Woulland
D'wriss
Anders
S'wood
Roberson
Jones
Éth
Smallwood
SO Hall
Eaptar
Wilhelm Td
Sawens
Kennedy
Newton
Orrison
Lewis
Weekend baseball notes mix youth leagues and pro talk
A busy week for baseball fans features Babe Ruth and Little League tournaments at McCurdy Field. Cincinnati All Stars visit Frederick County for a 8 p.m. game after touring Washington, with turnout praised by Bob Marendt. John Mackey vows better catching for the Colts, while eight NFL teams will wear white at home this season for clearer visiting team colors.
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Cincinnati
McCurdy Field
Cincinnati Boys
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
Ohio Kids
Louisville
Brunswick
Frederick Nationals
Aberdeen
Frederick
Bob Marendt
Westminster
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Griffin
Debbie
Tammy
Canada
New York
Jamaica
Jack
Philadelphia
Jesse Owens
Diane
John Mackey
Colts
Don) Shula
Colt
Mackey
NFL
Browns
Cowboys
Rams
Vikings
Steelers
Cardinals
Redskins
Rookie Rico Carty Drives NL Batting Crown Push
Rico Carty, 24, Milwaukee outfielder from the Dominican Republic, heats up rookie and NL batting races. He hit .453 over 14 games to raise his average from .307 to .342, challenging Clemente and Williams while leading rookies for the season.
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NEW York
Rico Carty
Milwaukee
Dominican Republic
Roberto Clemente
Billy Williams
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Carty
Braves
Austin
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago Cubs
Ron Santo
Cubs
Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Allen
Phils
Mays
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Boyer
Santo ‘l
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Bob Allison
Mantle
Allison
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew
Boston
Stuart
Hutchinson Hospitalized With Chest Cancer For Tests
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, 44, entered Christ Hospital in Cincinnati for tests after persistent back pains linked to his chest cancer. Club officials said he would be out several days while Dick Sisler takes command. the team opening a Milwaukee road trip.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Dick Sisler
Milwaukee
William C. DeWitt
George Ballou
DeWitt
Ballou
William Hutchinson
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Hutch
Tampa
Fla
West Coast
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching and Runs
Major statistical leaders listed by league with players from the National and American Leagues. Includes top batters Oliva Williams Mays Santo and others, with team affiliations such as Pirates Cubs Giants and Red Sox. plus top pitchers Koufax Marichal and strikeout leaders.
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Associated Press
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Yankees blank Dodgers as Terry delivers first shutout
Ralph Terry silences Los Angeles with a 3-0 victory for the Yankees. Elston Howard and Roger Maris provide key run support, Maris homering for his 15th, while Tom Tresh and Pepitone drive in one each. Fred Newman takes the loss after eight wins.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Terry
Perry Mason
Yankees
Los Angeles
Imgers
Elston Howard
Roger Maris
Howard
Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Maris
Fred Newman
Loun Shines In Three Inning Hall of Fame Game
Donny Loun pitched three innings for Washington versus the Mets in Cooperstown Hall of Fame action. He allowed two runs on four hits with one walk and three strikeouts. It was announced Loun will stay with York. Washington will add a pitcher from the White Sox to backfill Cunningham trade.
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Donny Loun
Washington
New York Mets
Cooperstown
N. Y
York
Loun
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Junior Stars Open Tonight Versus Cincinnati Club
The Frederick County Junior League all stars meet a Cincinnati team at 8 p.m. tonight at McCurdy Field. The visitors adopt a 60 foot base distance. Manager Mike Fyock brings a 16 man squad with four pitchers and players from Woodsboro, Hyatts town, New Market, Ft. Detrick, and nearby towns. All players are 12 or 13 years old.
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Frederick County
Cincinnati
Ohio
McCurdy Field
Mike Fyock
Woodsboro
Allen Lescaleet
Araby
Mark Tucker
Hyattstown
Mike Nestor
New Market
Billy Cleveland
Ft. Detrick
Claude Mullinix
Ron Rice
Marshall Beard
Mike Williams
Braddock
Ken Steiding
Mr. Carmel
Robert Sheffler
Myersville
Robert McKenzie
Shookstown
Rieck Wachter
Duffy Wright
Walkersville
Steve Zepp
Harmony
Danny Burks
Glen Staley
Yellow Springs
Bears Lose Galimore and Farrington in Indiana Car Crash
Two Chicago Bears stars Willie Galimore and John Farrington died when their car veered off Bunkum Road two miles from St. Josephs College near Rensselaer Indiana. The accident occurred around 1030 p.m. Sunday after a downed curve sign went unrepaired. George Halas mourned the loss as players faced the shock of the tragedy and a morning scrimmage was canceled.
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Rensselaer, Ind
Bunkum Road
Indiana
Chicago Bears
St. Joseph’s College
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
Bears
George Halas
Ganer
Farrington
Galimore
Audrey
Tallahassee, Fla
Vivian
Houston
Bennie McRae
Willie
Nicklaus Leads Money List With 1964 Earnings
Jack Nicklaus tops the year with 90,837 dollars in prize money, more than 10,000 ahead of Arnold Palmer who has 80,693. The Insurance City Open win lifts Ken Venturi into sixth with 43, seen Lema sits third at 66,778, Bill Casper Jr. 60,846, Gary Player 50,369, Mason Rudolph 38,837, Mike Souchak 37,414, Juan Rodriguez 35,610 and Bob Nichols 34,527.
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Denedin
Fila
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Seen Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
Mike Souchak
Juan Rodriguez
Bob Nichols
Brunswick edges Aberdeen 4 to 2 in Babe Ruth tourney
Frank Jewell tossed three hits and shutout late as Brunswick beat Aberdeen 4-2 at McCurdy Field in the first round. Paul Barker drove in two runs including the go ahead triple in the sixth while Barker scored the eventual winning run. Aberdeen tied it in the fifth before Brunswick pulled away with a sixth inning error and Jewell’s RBI single.
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Frank Jewell
Brunswick
Aberdeen
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Westminster
Jewell
Paul Barker
Tom McAllister
Johnny Menck
Pat Conner
McAllister
Bobby Axline
Conner
Gary Cater
Mencke
Barker
Railroaders
Axline
Steve Russell
Brunswick Aberdeen
Russell
Menckerf
Connor
Grace
Goety
Carter
Robinson
Menche
de Forest
Davidson
Fanagan
Russell. 7 Ip H ® ER Beso Jewell
Balk
City Net Tourney Registration Opens for Youth Tennis
Registration for the City Recreation Commission tennis tournament begins today and runs through August 2. Open to boys and girls aged 13 to 19 with three divisions 13–14 15–16 and 17–19. Pairings posted at Frederick swimming pool August 3. All registration at the swimming pool.
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City Recreation Commission
Frederick
Colts Hold Light Practice After Scrimmage
Baltimore Colts conducted a light workout in Westminster Maryland after their first full scrimmage. Coaches reviewed film and graded players while the offense edged the defense 24 to 12 in the scrimmage. The team planned another two workouts the following day.
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Westminster
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Frederick Routs Westminster in Babe Ruth League romp
Frederick routs Westminster 11 to 1 in the state Babe Ruth League semifinal at McCurdy Field. Pitcher Phil Ranneberger drove in three runs and allowed two hits over five innings, while Harley Diggs closed out with four strikeouts in two innings. Frederick advances to meet Brunswick Wednesday at 6 p.m. with a decisive 11-run showing fueled by early errors and a third-inning power surge.
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Frederick
Westminster
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Phil Ranneberger
Carroll County
Harley Diggs
Diggs
George Spencer
Dave Gearinger
Tom Sherald
Ron Schattenberg
Tim Ambrose
Rannenberger
Hal Keller
Ranneberger
Keller
Freland
Jim Bachtell
Spencer
Ed Sensenbaugh
Bachtell
Ambrose
Dean Smith
Buzz Shipley
Harry Fogle
Ron Meeley
Smith
Frederick Westminster
Gearinger
Rippeon
Bosley
Schat
Sens
Rice
Saylor
Ran
Thomas
Shipley
Sims
Hoffman
Valiants
Morningstar
Schattenberg
Sensenbaugh
Valanti
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Terry Stars
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