Frederick All-Stars win Maryland Babe Ruth title 27-0
Frederick All-Stars crushed Greenbelt 27 to 0 to capture the Maryland Babe Ruth League state title. Bobby Moss pitched a one hitter and led a 11-hit Frederick attack with four hits by Bucky Summers including a homer and a triple. Greenbelt used three pitchers as Frederick’s lineup rolled to the championship.
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Western Maryland selects four for Memorial Stadium All Stars
Carl Roger of Thurmont leads four Western Maryland District players chosen for the Maryland All-Stars to face the Baltimore County League All-Stars in Memorial Stadium Baltimore at 11 a m as a prelude to the Orioles game Lee Alexander Boonsboro Charles Bowers Jr Hagerstown and Roy C Stotler Hagerstown are also named Thurmont finished second in the Western Maryland District League in a season where Hagerstown went 12-0 Boonsboro was 6-6 Clearspring 4-8 and Hancock 1-11
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American Legion
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
New York Madison Square Garden welterweight bout saw George Johnson of Trenton New Jersey win a ten round decision over Bobby Jones of Oakland California in a local fight recap.
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Indians Beat Red Sox in 2-1 Interlude to Lead AL
Cleveland pounded Boston for a 2-1 win to stay two and a half games up in the AL. Early Wynn allowed one hit through four innings of relief, while Blizzard earned the win and Castle took the loss in a 12 inning no. 1 scoring frame. Bliz zard was credited with the save.
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Walkersville Bowling League Mixed Doubles DIY
Mixed doubles results and standings from Walkersville Bowling League feature Mante’s 21st homer in a separate note, while baseball summaries recount Orioles win over Senators 2-1, Tigers 10-2 over Athletics, Dodgers 3-1 over Cubs, Giants 10-0 over Cardinals, and scattered box scores and weekly stats for women’s high games and sets.
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R R Little League Results and Pro Football Cut Report
Recap of yesterday little league scores Lions beat Cubs 5 3 in seven innings Bears play Tigers next. Also notes on Westminster Md cut of Roy Eckstrom by Baltimore Colts and Weeb Ewbank comments on speed. Phillies beat Reds 3 2 as Torgeson tripled in eighth. Braves win sixth in row over Pirates 6 4 with Hank Aaron driving in three.
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Today's Baseball Wucnican League Standings and Schedule
The league standings show New York leading with 33 wins and a .667 mark, Chicago at 62 38 .620, and Detroit at 42 54 .438. Schedule notes list probable pitchers for New York at Chicago Force and Philadelphia at Detroit, with multiple matchups including Boston at Cleveland and Washington at Baltimore.
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Ring Magazine updates heavyweight ratings with Jackson and Walls
New York fighter Tommy Jackson and Canadian Earl Walls top a revised heavyweight list by Ring Magazine editor Nat Fleischer. Ex-champ Ezzard Charles remains No 1 contender, with Nino Valdes and Don Cockell nearby. other movers include Jimmy Slade and Roland La Starza while Floyd Patterson gains in the light heavyweight ranking.
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Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
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Harry Matthews
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Archie Moore
Madison Square Garden
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Bobo Olson
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League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League leaders include Noren of New York batting .358 with 81 runs and 77 RBI shared by Minoso of Chicago and Mantle of New York. Fox of Chicago leads hits with 129, while Minoso and Vernon of Washington pace doubles with 22. Jensen and Rivera tied for steals with 14. Reynolds of New York tops pitching with 10 wins and a 0.909 ERA. Turley of Baltimore has 113 strikeouts.
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Sand Rivera
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Piedmont League Baseball Scores Snapshot
Norfolk defeated Hagerstown 7 to 5 while CH Petersburg routed Lynthburg 9 to 0. Newport News topped York 3 to 1 and Portsmouth beat Lancaster 3 to 0. Detroit and an 17 ol Kellner Burtschy and W Shantz Aber and R Wilson were also noted in the reports.
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Johnson Wins In Dull Fight At Madison Square Garden
Unranked Trenton middleweight Johnson defeated No. 5 Bobby Jones by unanimous decision in a national telecast at Madison Square Garden. Johnson, 154, outworked Jones, who offered little offense aside from brief flurries in the fifth sixth and ninth rounds. Jones had not fought since spurning a $15 000 bribe offer before a June 11 bout. Crowd was about 1500 and IBClatched no gate figures.
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Oakland. Calif
Massive Niagara Falls rockfall at Prospect Point shocks observers
A 185000 ton chunk from Prospect Point tore from the American falls and plunged 170 feet into the Niagara River gorge. About 200 feet of crest collapsed, leaving a deep crevice and a 160 foot high edge. No injuries reported as the area was roped off. The incident followed widening crevices in pavement and lawn and marked the largest fall since 1931. Ben Agajanian signed by Washington Redskins to handle kicking duties.
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Yankees rally win as Mantle homers in ninth
Yesterday's stars include Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees who belted a three run homer in the ninth to edge Chicago 7-5. Also on the board was Johnny Antonelli of the New York Giants securing his 15th win and fifth shutout in a 10-0 victory over St. Louis. Agajanian has played for several pro teams with his latest stint before this season.
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North End Edges Liberty 3-2 in Junior County Softball
North End Civic Association edged Liberty 3-2 at Staley Park on Wednesday, scoring all runs in the third inning as Koogle, Gladhill, Wade, and Cline produced key hits including a Cline triple. De Grange led Liberty with eight strikeouts, while NECA notched its third win without a defeat in the first half.
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Stanky’s softer stance surfaces in Giants Cardinals series
Eddie Stanky, now manager of the St Louis Cardinals, arrives at the Polo Grounds with a restrained demeanor as his team trails the league leading Giants. Johnny Riddle steps in at third as Stanky, amid recent public backlash over a forfeit, seeks to balance ambition with responsibility to owners and fans. He asserts an unbroken will to win despite setback.
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Lut's Stuff You Tell Me Item Reflects Kept Opposing View
A reader letter argues against communism, claiming life under it is servitude and fear. It contrasts native land loyalties with a perceived Russian scheme, concluding that a native would not choose such a system. The writer signs as N. A. Lufburrow.
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