Clinch Sunday Looms In Maryland State And Tri County Leagues
The Maryland State League and Tri County League schedule key Sunday games as Ijamsville seeks to clinch the lead with a possible 13-0 mark if it beats Brunswick, while Frederick suffers three losses and Walkersville eyes a tie for second. Germantown, Middletown and Yellow Springs hope for upsets as Walkersville’s streak ends. Dennis Floyd’s three‑hit outing helps Germantown halt Walkersville at McCurdy Field in ten innings, preserving Ijamsville’s one‑run history and setting up a likely post‑season showdown for the Frederick County title between Walkersville and Ijamsville.
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Ijamsville
Frederick
Brunswick
Walkersville
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Dennis Floyd
McCurdy Field
Montgomery County
John Warfield
Tri-Co
Glade Valley Club
Sjamsville
Danny Neel
Tramsville
Maryland
Bush Creekers
Thurmont
New Market
Mt. Airy
Jefferson
Pt. of Rocks
Merriman and Co
Don Neel
Neel
Billy Merriman
Merriman
Yamsville
Broad Run
Bolivar
Creagerstown
Doubs
Buckeystoun
Lovett
Major League Afandingy in National League standings
The National League table shows Cincinnati leading with 38 wins and 20 losses, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco in close pursuit. Weekend results featured Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 6 Milwaukee 2, with Saturday matchups including Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Milwaukee, shaping a tight early season race.
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W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St Lous
Cmeago
Philadelphia
Cage
San Francesco
Phiade
Piitsburgh
Lous
St. Lous
Milsaukee
Cincinnat
Chicago
Frederick Co. Softball League to Decide Champion
The Frederick County Softball League ends season with BOZ and Buckeystown tied for first after six games. Officials agree on a best of five series to determine the Champion. The first two games set for Elm Street School on Sunday at 2 pm. Each team has three wins this year.
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Bo& Z
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Elm Street
Night Baseball Los Angeles Beats Pittsburgh 9 2 in Scoring Spree
Los Angeles 021 000 003 9 Pittsburgh 10 000 202 4. Podres pitched for the Dodgers with Farrell and Rose boro, Francis, McBean, Face, Labine, South, Leppert contributing in relief. Snider and W. Davis homered for Los Angeles while Stuart homered for Pittsburgh. Podres earned the win, Francis the loss.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Podres
Farrell
Roseboro
Francis
McBean
Face
Labine
South
Leppert
W — Podres
L—Francis
Snider
W. Davis
Stuart
Brandt Gus slam homers for Orioles
Baltimore defeated New York 4 0 as Gus Triandos and Jack Brandt hit home runs. Skinny Brown shut out the league leading Yankees on six hits. Brown extended scoreless innings to 23 with two prior shutouts and two relief appearances. Triandos delivered a three run homer in the first inning. Brandt added his seventh of the year in the eighth with nobody on. Attendance reached 39,623 as the Orioles solidified their win early.
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NEW York
Skinny Brown
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Jackie Brandt
Brown
Triandos
Bud Dates
Jack Brandt
Jim Gentile
Busby
Roger Maris
Gentile
Maris
Mickey Mantle
Johnny Blanchard
Bill Skowron
Hector Lopez
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Yanks
Minnesota
Pedro Ramos
Camilo Pascual
Ah‘hs
Johnny Podres
Pittsburgh
Podres
Dick Farrel
Dodgers
Reds
Larry Jackson
St Louis
Milwaukee
Bob Luks
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phils
Bob Malkmus
Yankees
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Tigers
Don Schwab
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Dick Stuart
Duke Snider
Willie Davis
Roy Face
Earl Francis
Dodgers press on as Podres leads with 13-2 mark
Johnny Podres improved to 13-2, leading the league in winning percentage, after defeating Pittsburgh 6-4. He benefited from Dick Farrell’s ninth inning support, while Duke Snider and Willie Davis homered in the Dodgers' late surge. The win extended their streak on an Eastern tour as they pressing the Reds.
Baseball Scores and Pitchers From A Busy Card
The report lists multiple games with line scores and pitcher decisions. Notable names include W Schwall, L-McLish, Nixon, Torre, Jackson, Hendley, Cloninger, McMahon, and Aaron McLish. Milwaukee and Chicago show runs across several innings with home runs by McLish and Larsen.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Jackson
Schaffer
Hendley
Cloninger
McMahon
Torre
W—Jackson
Boston
Gidley
Chicago
Aaron McLish
Larsen
Kemmer
State League drama with Sjamsville and Tri-Co race
In Tramsville, the Mary land State League title hinges on a Sunday clash where Sjamsville can clinch by beating Brunswick. Merriman and Neel duel again as Frederick and Tri-Co foes play. outcomes could decide pennants and playoff spots across Frederick County, Tri-Co, and related matchups.
Robinson stars as Reds edge Cubs 4 3 in tense game
Frank Robinson hits two homers driving Cincinnati to a 4-3 victory over Chicago. Wally Post adds a solo shot while Bill Henry nails down the win in relief. Jim O'Toole earns his 10th win as Ernie Banks hits two homers for the Cubs.
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Chicago
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Bill Henry
Robinson
Cincinnati
Wally Post
Jim O’toole
Ernie Banks
O'Toole
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Jim Brosnan
Bob Will. Henry
Ed Bouchee
Sammy Taylor
Dick Ellsworth
Post
Banks
Brosnan
Henry
Zimmerman
Ellsworth
Drott
Anderson
Bertell
W — O'Toole
L—Ellsworth
Four major stakes races go today for rich purses
The Associated Press reports a one day program with over 750000 dollars in purses featuring four major stakes. Arlington Futurity at six furlongs offers about 215000 gross with winner 127050 to Aidan. Delaware Handicap for distaffs worth 151187 gross and about 116000 to winner. Batter Up leads Sorority at Monmouth. Man O War at Aqueduct offers 60000 to winners.
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Associated Press
Arlington
Aidan
Delaware Park
Distaff
Hugh A. Grant
Monmouth Park
Wheatley Stable
Calumet Farm
Calumet
Aqueduct
New York
Warrior View Farm
Wolfram
Brunswick Wins District Title In 10th Inning Showdown
Brunswick All Stars edged Frederick 4-0 in a 10th inning win to claim the District 2 championship at Baker Park. Paul Barker hurled a one hitter with 12 strikeouts, four unearned runs in the first inning producing the decisive lead. The victory sets Brunswick to face Williamsport in Hagerstown as state tournament play opens.
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Paul Barker
Frederick
Baker Park
Brunswick All-Stars
Barker
Sam Palm
Brunswick
Jeff Freland
Williamsport
Federal Little League Stadium
Hagerstown
Dave Hickman
Buddy Keyser
Bob Dawson
Hickman
Palm
Ball
Ireland
Bob Axline
Hicksman
Dawson
Axline
Freland
George Holder
Holder
Dave Gearinger
Tom Lake
George Carter
Nationals
Alan Everhart
Jack Merriman
Denny Oram
Dick Tucker
Keyser
Beaver Brachley
Gearinger
Ron Meely
Gary Carter
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Ruth
Skinny Brown Blanks
Brunswick Stars
Bucky Summers
Point of Rocks
Frank Martz
Afandingy
Kansas
Los Angel
Rich’son
Busey Cf
Kubek
Brandi
Willams
Skowren
Hansen
Adair
Boyer
Daley
Coates
Howard
Daley i
Hoode
Richardson
I Skowron
Skowron
Williams
Triandos Brandt
U—Flaherty
Honechick
Kinnamon
Hurley
Salaan Ae— Kubek
Lown
Hacker
Carreon
Schwall
Nixon
W Schwall
L—Mclish
Charlie Hope
Babe Ruth Stars
Westminster
J. Rolfe
Castleman
NFL
Heart of Md. League
Liberty
Watkins Taylorstown
Lucketts
George Harmony
Knoxville
Maryland St. League
Tri-County League
Angleberger
Horiie Bolivar
Myers
Brandenburg Creagerstown
Doubs-Miller
Lovettsville
Friday
National Football League
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S
Allan K Grim
CBS
Grim
National Basketball Association
American Football League
National Broadcasting Co
AFL
ABC
William ‘MacPhail
Columbia Broadcastiing System
Joe Donoghue
Philadelphia Eagles
Robbie
Cincy
CUBS
Clovis
Kingwood
W. Va
Dave Clovis
Clarksburg
James Kreyenbuht
Deer Park
Gary Himes
Dale Freyman
Himes
Butch Dixon
Larry Potts
Ron Carter
Brunswich
Ted Williams
Charley Hope
Hope
Snook Hanes
Floyd Haber
Jerry Roberts
Dixon
Potts
John Baust
Baust
Charlie Stephan
Stephans
Butch Fletcher
Larry Gregerson
Hanes
Joe Hartman
Frank List
Bill Bixler
Westminster Haines
Maris Mantle
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Tora Adrh Bi Hughes
D.xon
Weishar
Freyman Ss
Favikn
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Bixster
Oharin
Willis
Booo Haims
Fletcher P
Will'ms Rf
Haber
Wags Sp
Hartman
Taeeeynan
Faulkner
Bixler
Baso
Haines
Fletcher É
Balk
Fleetcher
Sist
Angteberger
Wirts
James
Blater
Carder
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