Tigers Walk Off Inning To Edge Red Sox
Detroit edges Boston 4 3 after Leo Kiely walks in the winning run in the ninth inning following a one hour nine minute delay. Al Kaline singles and Charlie Maxwell adds the deciding run as Harvey Kuenn is walked to load the bases. Boston scored all their runs in the fifth off Aly Ciconte.
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Start Pappas Against Tribe
Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians meet in the first of a three game series in Cleveland. Milt Pappas, a 19 year old rookie, to start for Baltimore against Ray Narleski as both teams seek momentum after recent wins. Manager Paul Richards plans to mix pitchers across the remaining games as Cleveland eyes late-season push.
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League Leading Players in National League Stats
Associated Press summary of NL leaders across at bats runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and pitching and strikeouts. Notable names include Musial Mays Ashburn Banks Thomas Aaron Hoak Skinner Virdon Blasingame Purkey Semproch and Jones with top marks in at bats runs RBIs hits and strikeouts.
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Mays
San Francisco
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Philadelphia
Banks
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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K. Banks
Blasingame
McCormick
Purkey
Semproch
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Padres
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Between You'n Me sports chatter and bold predictions
A stream of sports musings mentions Rocky Marciano and Jerry Coleman with hints of baseball and boxing crossovers. It notes Joe Gordon and Sugar Ray Robinson, fondly recalls Killer Kowalski, and hints at a Crystal River Florida golf tour built by Jimmy Pruitt. It lists pitchers and strikeout leaders with brief color from the era.
East Frederick Stars Win Minor Little League Title
East Frederick All-Stars are declared Minor Little League champions after sweeping Optimist and defeating Rosedale in two best two out of three series. The team also beat Good Shepherd Methodist Church 7-3 near Washington, with Metzger, Horton, Grable, Taylor among prominent players. Remaining games with Optimist scheduled Wednesday and Thursday.
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Local Frederick Golfers Top Tri-State Standings
Frederick golfers won the Tri-State title by beating Front Royal as final standings placed Frederick at 73 percent, Winchester 59, and Front Royal 47. Local scorers included E Decker, B Rhoderick, N Rhoderick, D Bowlus, and others with several 3s and 2s in scoring totals.
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Frank Nash
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Model Plane Meet Set For August 3
The 11th Annual model airplane contest sponsored by the Exchange Club of Frederick will be held Sunday at Frederick Airport one mile from Frederick on U.S. 40. Registration is from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. with the contest from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. AMA sanctioned Class AA meet. Trophies awarded for all events and special trophies to Frederick County residents with most points. Refreshments available.
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Fight results from Associated Press roundups across cities
In Sydney Billy Todd won on points over Derby Brown in Australia while Davey Moore beat Kid Anahuac in Tijuana Mexico. Tony DiBiase defeated Jimmy Archer in New York and Charley Joseph bested Joe Shaw in New Orleans. Neals Rivers stopped Tony Dupas in Las Vegas. Exhibition baseball score Milwaukee N 3 International League All Stars 2 with Cincinnati ND 4 and Cleveland and LA terms in dispute.
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Billy Todd
Australia
Derby Brown
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Mexico
Davey Moore
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Obie
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Mexico City
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Tony DiBiase
Jimmy Archer
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Charley Joseph
Joe Shaw
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Nationals Rally Past All-Stars In City Title Tilt
Nationals staged a sixth inning rally and defeated the American All-Stars 2 to 1 at Staley Memorial Park in the opening game of a moonies three series for the city title. Trout produced a pinch single and Hartman drove in the tying run, with Sewell scoring the decisive run on a fielder’s choice and error.
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National Allstars
Safe at third on overthrow in tense late play
In a tense late inning the runner was safe at third on an overthrow to ETOw. Troy entered as a pinch hitter and tied the game with a score. Castleman Hartman then hit a batted ball to Gibson for the potential winner as J Markey of the American stood at third base.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Snapshot
Major leagues show New York leading the American with 42 wins, Milwaukee at 52 losses, Boston 48 45, Chicago 47 30, and St. Louis at 45 48. Tuesday games include Baltimore at Cleveland and St. Louis at Philadelphia among others with suspended Boston at Detroit. Monday results feature San Francisco 32 Philadelphia 5, Boston 4, Chicago 6 Washington 3, New York 14 Kansas City 7.
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Cerv Takes Batting Lead in American League Race
Big Bob Cerv of Kansas City regained the AL batting lead with a .330 average after a strong weekend against Baltimore, moving past Vic Power and Billy Goodman as Pete Hannels dropped to fourth. In the NL, Willie Mays gained ground on Stan Musial as Musial slumped. Frank Thomas led home runs in the AL.
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Bob Skinner
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Three Unpromising Braves Pitchers Find Victory Pace
Three Milwaukee Braves starters initially seen as less promising have matched the wins of the top trio over six weeks. Since June 13, Joey Jay Carl Willey and Juan Pizarro have earned 11 of the club's 23 victories, tying Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Bob Rush. Don McMahon earned the remaining win in relief.
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Carl Willey
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Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
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Vinor Leagues Lu Blue star of Blue Ridge dies
Alexandria Virginia report notes Luzerne A. Bue 63 former major league first baseman from 1921 to 1935 died at home after long illness. He played for Detroit 1921 26 traded to St Louis 1927 Browns through 1931 then joined Chicago White Sox. Lifetime batting average .287. Blue broke into Blue Ridge League with Martinsburg Blue Sox.
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DiBiase Wins Over Archer At St Nick's Arena
Tony DiBiase defeated Jimmy Archer by unanimous decision at St. Nicholas Arena in New York. Archer weighed 149 pounds to DiBiase's 1531 pounds. Judges Castello and Gordon scored 4-1 for DiBiase. referee Barry Ebbets allowed all rounds to continue despite cuts. Crowd of 1,220 paid $2,062 as DiBiase's supporters cheered.
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Tony Castellano
Jack Gordon
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Tigers pound Boston as Halsey four hits drive win
Yesterday's Stars report shows Batting Al Halsey of the Tigers collecting four hits, driving in two runs and scoring once in Detroit's 4 4 victory over Boston. Pitching by Ruben Gomez of the Giants held Philadelphia to a four hitter for his first win since May 25 as San Francisco swept a twi night doubleheader, 3-2 and 2-1. Also notes the 1911 overthrow of the Manchu dynasty by Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
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County Junior League Scoreboard Report
The score lists teams from Yellow Springs and Urbana with players Brachey Hartsook Ray Delawther Edwards Reed Holster and Myers. Urbana shows a 3B Myers in the final line.
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