Frederick’s Legion nets sweep over Fort Cumberland in doubleheader
Jimmy Trout stars with 18 strikeouts in the opener as Frederick’s Francis Scott Key Post wins 3-0. In the nightcap the Colts rally for a 10-3 victory clinching the best-of-three series and advancing to the state American Legion tournament at College Park.
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Germantown Beats Walkersville 9-6 in TriCounty League clash
Germantown remained atop the TriCounty League by defeating Walkersville 9 to 6. A third inning rally capped by a Burdette homer put Germantown ahead, then Walkersville answered before Germantown pulled away with an eighth inning three-run burst. Beall started for Germantown, with Floyd winning in relief. Walkersville’s Eaves took the loss. The teams combined for 15 hits, led by Duncan and Haines for Walkersville and Warfield for Germantown.
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College grid scores from mixed league matchups
International League games show Toronto 12 over Jacksonville 44 and Richmond 72 beating Rochester 0 while Arkansas 64 defeats Syracuse 31 and Atlanta 65. Pacific Coast League results list Oklahoma City 21 and Seattle 69 with Rochester and Indianapolis noted in the mixed scores.
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Philadelphia Dodgers stumble as Dalrymple blasts homer
Philadelphia defeated Los Angeles 7 to 1 as Clay Dalrymple hit a three run homer in the sixth with Johnny Callison adding a two run shot in the seventh. John Boozer earned the win in relief over Don Drysdale who took the loss.
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Frederick Wins State Crown
Cleveland rallies to 12-7 on John Romano grand slam after Kansas City takes 30 first-game win on Orlando Pena two-hitter. Indians surge in six-run sixth. Al Luplow homers as Pena dominates opener. Frederick Babe Ruth League tops Westminster 18-4 to claim Maryland title and advance to Mid-Atlantic Region tournament.
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McKinley Wins Pennsylvania Tennis Championship Title
Chuck McRonney of St. Ann Missouri defeated Ronnie Barnes in straight sets to clinch the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship, marking McRonney’s first title after two prior attempts and following his U S Clay Court victory last week.
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Reds and Braves split doubleheader as Maloney wins 16th
Jim Maloney earned his 16th victory with relief help in the first game as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 4 3. Gene Freese drove in three for the Reds while Al Worthington and Dom Zanni closed out the eighth and ninth. In the second game Joe Torre drove in two and Milwaukee’s Denny Lemaster outdueled Bob Purkey in a 5 2 win for the Braves.
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Colts Scrimmage at Westminster in Maryland
The Baltimore Sun reports the Colts held their first full squad scrimmage at Westminster Maryland during training camp. The offense scored three touchdowns with John Unitas throwing a 25 yard strike to Raymond Berry and a 95 yard pass to Butcherson from Lamar McHan. J W Lockett ran 30 yards for a TD and Gra dy Wade kicked three field goals as Unitas McHan and Gary Cuozza alternated quarterbacking for about 30 minutes each.
Americans Headed to West Germany for Meets After Poland Bye
The American track team, en route from Moscow to Copenhagen, will face Germany in Hannover and Braunschweig. They praised a calmer, more cohesive camp in Warsaw after tense Moscow trials, with the men winning 125-83 over Poland and the women losing by a narrow margin.
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Mays Sparks Giants To Seventh Straight Win
Willie Mays hit a two run homer powering the San Francisco Giants to a 3-1 victory over Pittsburgh, their seventh straight win. Jack Sanford earned the win, his first since June 18, as Pittsburgh briefly led 1-0 in the sixth.
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League To Meet In Brunswick Fire Hall
A meeting of the Frederick County Junior League is scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Brunswick fire hall. All officials and league managers are urged to attend.
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Yankees Win Nightcap on Lopez Single to Split with Twins
Hector Lopez lined Bill Dailey’s first pitch for a two run single in the ninth, giving the Yankees a 3-2 win and a split of the doubleheader after Minnesota took the opener 5-1. Camilo Pascual earned his 11th win of the season.
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