Mossi Tops Orioles as Tigers Rally to Win
Don Mossi pitched a three hitter and the Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-3 Tuesday night. Mossi yielded a two-run homer in the first and then shut down Baltimore, while Detroit knocked out Hoyt Wilhelm after five innings.
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Rosensohn says Johansson Patterson rematch near
Promoter Bill Rosensohn reports minor unsettled details after Johansson Patterson negotiations in Goteborg Sweden. Johansson eager to fight and Patterson ready, with final figures due from TelePrompter handling rights. A rematch at Yankee Stadium on September 22 faces pending income clarifications and venue agreement.
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Second Major Football Loop In The Works
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell testified before the Senate subcommittee supporting antitrust exemption for major sports. He described a planned new league starting in six cities in 1968 with Houston Denver Minneapolis as definite, Dallas New York Los Angeles likely, and other cities considered. Bell endorsed a bill shielding player drafts contracts and territorial rights from antitrust laws.
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Orioles Begin Home Stand With White Sox and Indians
The Orioles start a home stand after a western swing at Cleveland and face the White Sox and Indians in back to back series beginning Tuesday. A Baltimore County 300th anniversary gala follows the Tuesday game with a post game program including fireworks and demonstrations. Gus Triandos will be honored during pre game events.
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Baltimore Birds Draw Well in Chicago Series
Baltimore drew well in Chicago with 582 791 away attendance over four games, second largest road total in Orioles history. Gene Woodling drove in four on Monday and earned an AL All Star selection after a grand slam, while the team led the league with 112 double plays through Sunday. Brooks Robinson worked nine double plays in nine games.
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SECA Opens Permanent Pavilion At South End Community Fair
The South End Civic Association unveils a 20 by 60 foot permanent picnic pavilion the largest in Frederick during the community fair at McCurdy Field. The event features the 327th Regiment U S Army Band concert live wildlife displays Navy model airplanes and an Army Navy Air Force exhibition hall plus agricultural displays and farm motors. The fair runs through the week with rides refreshments red chicken dinners and more.
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Ruth All Stars Open State Ruth League Tourney With Aberdeen
Frederick Babe Ruth All Stars meet Aberdeen today at Bel Air in the first round of the state Ruth League tournament at 3 p.m. Manager Jim Stockman expects a tough bracket and will finalize his starting pitcher after Aberdeen’s hitting practice. He notes Baltimore is in their bracket and mentions potential future matchups against Brunswick.
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Woodling Is In His Glory
DETROIT IP Gene Woodling, a 37 year old veteran, tops the American League batting race after lifting Baltimore out of a slump with 5 RBIs in a 8 2 win over Detroit. He also hit his first career slam and has posted a torrid .458 since the All Star break while recalling his Yankee days and the famed Baltimore park Memorial Stadium.
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Baseball standings and AP recap of early 1959 league play
AP roundup lists results and standings for American and National leagues with wins losses and percentages. Includes notes on All Star roster change with Elston Howard replacing Bill Skowron and Toronto seeking donor land for a major league ball park after obtaining an international league franchise.
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