State Ruin Tourney Opens Today At Brunswick Park
The Babe Ruth League state tournament expands to five teams and opens today at Brunswick Park with a 2 p.m. doubleheader. Westminster faces Calvert County. Brunswick meets Bel Air at 5 p.m. Aberdern, a late entry, plays Thursday at 5 p.m. after day one losers clash. Remaining schedule runs Thursday through Monday with a possible tiebreaker if unresolved.
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Westminster
Calvert County
Bel Air
Aberdern
Bel Air - Brunswick
Frederick
Indians Rout White Sox Behind Gonzalez Three RBI
Pedro Gonzalez drove in three runs with a single and a double to pace the Cleveland Indians to a 7-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. Ralph Terry earned his 10th victory with ninth inning relief from Sonny Siebert as Cleveland built a 7-3 final, despite a two run homer by Ron Hansen.
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Pedro Gonzalez
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Terry
Sonny Siebert
Terry
Ron Hansen
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Gonzalez
Chuck Hinton
Rocky Colavito
Larry Brown
Chicago
Buzhardt
Locker
Bello
Wilhelm
Romano Martin
Siebert
Sims
W—Terry
L—Buzhardt
Hansen
Hinton
Robinson's single wins it for Orioles over Angels in 10th
Brooks Robinson singled home Russ Snyder with the bases loaded in the 10th, giving Baltimore a 3-2 victory. Snyder opened the inning with a pinch double, aided by intentional walks to Siebern and Johnson. May and Hall allowed the late run as Los Angeles stranded nine men.
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Russ Snyder
Los Angeles Angels
Snyder
Dean Chance
Norm Siebern
Bob Johnson
Robinson
Chance
Angels
Wally Bunker
Dick Hall
Los Angeles
Rudy May
Jose Cardenal
Hall
Cardenal
Merritt Ranen
Willie Smith
Johnson
Dick Brown
May
Orioles
Brown
Oriole
Jim Fregosi
Smith
Vic Power
Lou Clinton
Jack Brandt
Bobby Knoop
Knoop
Cardenas
Siebern
Ranew
Adair
Fragosi
W.smith
Power
Powell
Satriana
Blefary
Clinton
Brandt
Browne
Schaal
Bunker
Adcock
Tech
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Renew
Lee
Chance L
Orioles Put Roberts On Waivers At Own Request
Veteran pitcher Robin Roberts placed on waivers by the Baltimore Orioles at his request to seek an unconditional release. Roberts said he does not want to serve as a spot starter or long reliever and hopes to pitch for another club next season. Orioles president Lee MacPhail expressed regret but said the move was to let Roberts pursue opportunities elsewhere.
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Baltimore Orioles
Roberts
Memorial Stadium
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Warren Spahn
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
MacPhail
Philadelphia
Bier
Letter From Bluefield Player Notes Tough Road Trips
Jim Trout, lefthanded pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles farm system with Bluefield in the Appalachi an League, writes of third place, a looming August cut, long bus trips, and being used as a reliever. He recalls his last start versus Wytheville with 1 earned run in seven innings and notes team struggles, plus his personal aim to see Frederick win. He mentions a $500 fine from Salem and ongoing efforts with the Legion team. Present stats show 13 innings pitched, 5 at bats, 7 runs, 3 hits, 4 earned runs, 2 walks, 6 strikeouts.
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Baltimore Orwles
News-Post
Bucky Summers
Trout
Bluefield
W. Va
Bucky
Jim
Jim Frey
Wytheville, Washington
Senators
Bob Becker
Olio
Salem
Legion
Frederick
Fish
Nats Rally Past Twins In Tumultuous 10-7 Win
Washington jumps to a nine run lead then holds on for a 10-7 victory over Minnesota as Mike Brumley belts his first two homers of the season. Harmon Killebrew hits his 21st for the Twins and Battey adds another. Brumley drives in three run and Perry takes the loss.
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Mike Brumley
Minnesota
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Brumley
RBI
Jim Perry
Johnny Klippstein
Don Zimmer
Perry
Klippstein
Nelson
Siebler
Battey
Richert
Ridzik
McCormick
Kline
W—Richert
L—Perry
Killebrew
Washing Iton
Majors On Way To Record Attendance
A record baseball attendance in the major leagues may top 22 million this season if current pace holds. An Associated Press survey shows attendance up 44 percent from last year, with the National League on pace for a fourth straight record and the Dodgers leading overall. The Astros have drawn 1,444,133 in their new stadium, while the Indians show a large gain of 172,951. Bill Fleming led Ak-Sar-Ben’s 42 day meet with 43 winning rides.
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New York
Associated Press
Houston Astros
Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Banks Drives In Four As Cubs Top Mets 6 3
Ernie Banks powered Chicago with a bases loaded double and a solo homer to lift the Cubs over New York 6 3. Banks' two extra base hits moved him to 76 RBIs, while Ron Santo added a double and Banks his 16th homer. Bob Buhl earned the win as Chicago built a 6 1 lead before New York scored twice.
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Ernie Banks
Bob Buhl
Mets
New York
Fisher
Richardson
Kroll
Miller
Cannizzaro
Stephenson
Buhl
Hoeft
Abernathy
Bailey
W— Buhl
L—Fisher
Banks
Freddie Mills Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
London police said Freddie Mills former world light heavyweight champion died by his own action after being found shot in his parked car early Sunday. The death was ruled a suicide and investigated as such by authorities.
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London
Freddie Mills
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