Brunswick Downs NL Wins District Title in 6-1 Jump
Allen Gilbert excels on mound and at bat leading Brunswick Little League All-Stars to a District title with a 6-1 win over Frederick's National League AN Stars at NL Park He fans 15 and belts a two run homer in the first inning Brunswick advances to state play August 3 at 6 30 p.m. in Halfway near Hagerstown to face the Washington Little Leaguers
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Touching All The Bases In Little League Emotions
A recent Little League game shows fans swinging from harsh critics to consoling supporters as a losing 11 12 year old player weeps. Parents and coaches voice sharp comments during tense innings then offer encouragement after the game.
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Aluminum Bats Revolutionize Frederick Little League Play
District chairman Emory Fyfe notes aluminum bats dominate county Little Leagues with some leagues supplying bats and others requiring purchase. Bats cost seven dollars versus three dollars for wooden ones and come in red and blue. Most players report improved hits, though some officials suspect a psychological effect. Hair length debate looms for state tournament in Hagerstown as rules may bar long hair, with Frye noting no objection but acknowledging mixed official views.
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Perry Secures 17th Victory In 4 1 Indians Win
Gaylord Perry held Baltimore to six hits and sparked a three run 10th inning rally with a suicide squeeze bunt to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 victory over the Orioles. Perry tied Detroit’s Mickey Lolich as the majors’ top winner, fanning six and walking two over nine-plus innings while outdueling Dave McNally.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Friday Night
Major league results across the American and National Leagues with key games and late inning twists. Orioles beat Baltimore in 10 innings as Perry wins. Brewers edge Tigers. Phillies top Cubs on Montanez homer. Yankees split doubleheader. White Sox top Royals. Twins rally past A’s. Angels win on Cardenas double. Pirates beat Mets as Stargell homers.
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Marva Advances In Ruth Tournament After Balk Ends Carroll Loss
In a 2-1 decision, Marva edged Westminster as a balk call halted Westminster’s rally in the bottom of the seventh. Kendall Gordon hit a crucial homer earlier, and Britt Orrison and Brad Gist starred on the mound in a tight pitchers duel. Marva faces Prince George's at 1 p.m. with the title at stake in the double elimination Babe Ruth event.
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Elkton advances to state senior II final with Thurmont win
Elkton pitchers limited Thurmont to one hit as Elkton won 4-1 in the semifinal. Arbutus defeated Forest Park 8-2, sending the two winners to face off at 2 p.m. today for the state championship.
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Slowpitch Tournament Play Resumes in South Frederick
The South Frederick Slowpitch Softball tournament continues at the South Frederick diamond with five games today starting 1 p.m. Miller High Life faces Silver Springs, then State Farms vs Discount Liquor at 2:30, Shipley's vs Church of the Brethren at 4, Middletown Untouchables vs Budweiser at 5:30, and at 6:45 the 1 p.m. winner meets Middletown Raiders. Remaining teams play Sunday at 2 p.m. with finals at 6:30 p.m.
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