Frederick Routs Baltimore To Win State Ruth Crown
Frederick pounded four North East Baltimore pitchers for 14 runs on 11 hits to win the Maryland Babe Ruth League championship 14-2, with John Hammond scattering two hits for the win. Eight Baltimore errors aided Frederick's eight-run sixth inning rally sealing the title. Locals travel to Bridgeton, New Jersey, Aug. 5 for regional tournament against Virginia, with game time 5:15.
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Billy Siedling
Brunswick
Daryl Feaga
TBS
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Bruce Martinek
Gary Mulcahey
Siedling
Tom Bichy
Martinek
Greenbelt
Richy
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Eouier
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Cheney
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Staley
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Ruth League Notes Highlight Tournament Leadership
Ed Siedling, Maryland State Babe Ruth League director, earns praise for managing a four day tournament amid weather and logistics challenges. Key games in the Bruns wick and Frederick series finished under lights, Stan Keyser becomes Frederick’s first 13 year old Babe Ruth All Star, and North East Baltimore presses through to reach finals despite early setbacks.
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Brunswick - Frederick
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County Jr Loop Results and League Highlights
New Market edged Braddock 3 13 to 12 as Kowalski homered for the losers. Middletown's battery Weatherwax and Hoffman led a 16 16 win over Harmony. Hafer two homers fueled Hyattstown, while Burdette Murphy and Rippeon toppled Shookstown 25 15. Araby and Walkersville featured Brunn round trippers by Ausherman Plunkard and Dutrow.
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League Leaders by the Associated Press
The AP tallies top hitters in both leagues with figures for games at bats runs and runs batted in. Notable names include Skowron Smith Maris Mantle Mays Banks Aaron Mathews and Darker with leading totals across American and National Leagues.
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Smith
Chicago
Maris
New York Mantle
New York
New York Skowron
Mays
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Darker
Los A
Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mathews
San Francisco
Williams Hit Tops Detroit in Close 1 0 Win
Ted Williams delivered the lone run with a two out single in the third inning to beat Detroit right-hander Jim Bunning 1 0. Billy Monbouquette pitched five hitters for his 11th win of the season as Boston improved their record. Williams batted .700 against Bunning this season, driving in Don Buddin who had reached third on a single and advancement.
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Williams
Don Buddin
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Bunning
Burnside
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Monbouquette
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Eisenhower
National League relies on young players in pennant race
The NL monitors a surge of youth with 47 first year players on rosters as Warren Giles notes clubs rely on two good youngsters yearly. He cites Cubs and others with rising stars like Santo and Marichal among many listed players across teams signaling strong future for baseball.
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Warren C. Giles
Giles
Jim Brewer
Dick Ellsworth
Mark Freeman
Joe Schafferroth
Moe Thacker
Ron Santo
al Heist
Art Mahoney
al Neiger
Jim Coker
Clay Dalrympie
Ruben Amaro
Pancho Herrera
Joe Morgan
Johnny Callison
Tony Curry
Tony Gonzalez
Ken Waiters
Pittsburgh
Tom Cheney
Earl Francis
Joe Gibbon
Fred Green
Joe Christopher
St. Louis
Ed Auta
Ray Sadecki
Juhian Javier
Joe Glenn
San Francisco
Georges Maranda
Juan Marichal
Joe Amalfitano
Yanks Beaten at Home by Athletics in 5-2 Loss
Ray Herbert limited New York to six hits as Kansas City defeated the Yankees 5-2 at Yankee Stadium. Kravitz and Throneberry homered for the A’s while Skowron drove in both Yankee runs with a six inning double. Grba suffered the loss, Maas and Arroyo split the mound duties for the Yankees.
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Ray Herbert
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Mary Throneberry
Kravitz
Eli Grba
Throneberry
Duke Maas
Bil Skowron
Herbert
Grba
Coates
Maas
Arroyo
Howard
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Kansas
Senators Rally Past White Sox In Rainy 7-5 Victory
Washington’s Senators rallied twice to beat the Chicago White Sox 7-5 in a rain-soaked game. Chicago led on homers by Sievers and Lollar, but Washington answered with a four-run burst in the seventh and three more in the eighth, earning their third straight win as New York faltered in KC.
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Nelson Fox
Sherman Lollar
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Sox
al Smith
Ted Kluzewski
Roy Sievers
Lollar
Neces Kemmerer
Lown
Staley
Rush
Lorwe Pascual
Morgan
Hernandez
Clevenger
Moore
Battey
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Sievers
Loliar
Former billiard champion Welker Cochran dies at 63
Belmont California AP Welker Cochran a former billiard champion died at his home Thursday night likely of a heart attack He beat Willie Hoppe in a 15 frame world title match last won in 1945 Cochran aged 63 native of Manson Iowa lived in Belmont past two decades Operated billiard clubs in San Francisco Survived by widow Marion and son Richard of San Francisco Memorial service set for Sunday at Wayne Chapel San Mateo Cochran won the world three cushion title six times in 1933 1935 1937 1938 1944 1945.
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Welker Cochran
Willie Hoppe
Manson
Iowa
Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Wayne Chapel
San Mateo
Marion
Richard
Archery Carnival Opens This Weekend At Tuscarora Range
Archery fans attend a two day event at Tuscarora Archers Range on Etzler Road near Rocky Springs. A free corn roast starts at 6 PM with archery films shown later. Maryland and nearby states send competitors in field hunter and breadhead rounds for trophies Sunday night. The local club belongs to Maryland Bowhunters and National Field Archery Association.
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Etzler Road
Rocky Springs
Association of Maryland Ballhunters
National Field Archery Association
Indians Top Birds 3-1 in Girls Tennis Tournament
Mimi Henreid of Santa Monica swept into the finals of the National Tennis Tournament for Girls 15 and under by upsetting first seed Stephanie de Fina of Hollywood Florida 46 64 64. She faces Julie Heldman of Hamtramck Michigan who defeated Margaret Taylor of San Marino 5-7 6-3 6-4 in the semifinals. Vic Seixas advanced to the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship semifinals defeating Ramsey Earnhart 6-4 6-1.
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Mimi Henreid
Santa Monica
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Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Julie Heldman
Hamtramck
Mich
Julie
Margaret Taylor
San Marino
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Seixas
Philadelphia
Ramsey Earnhart
Los Angeles
Rod Laver
Australia
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Orioles Halt Tribe Skid With Six-Hit Win
Cleveland pitchers Jack Harshman and Dick Sugman limited Baltimore to six singles as the Indians beat the Orioles 3-1. Harshman, back from three months out, allowed no hits until the seventh. Cleveland scored two in the second and added one in the seventh. Bonker Brandt and Hoyt Wilhelm contributed to the miscues as Baltimore mounted a late rally.
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Jack Harshman
Dick Sugman
Baltimore Oroles
Indians
Harshman
Sigman
Jack Fisher
Reicdefer Hoyt Wilhelm
Red Wilson
Orioles
Ron Hansen
Brandt
Odd baseball play ends two runners forced out at bases
With Kansas City loaded against Baltimore, Cerv and Williams race home on a wild ball four. Gardner and Boyd alert to missed bases trigger a double out as Cerv and Williams are ruled out, leaving one or none of the runs counting.
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Bill Tuttle
Jerry Lumpe
Dick Williams
Jerry Walker
Beltimore
Big Bob Cerv
Cerv
Williams
Tuttle
Lumpe
Baltimore
Billy Gardner
Money Galore In Saturday Racing Card
Four races worth over 600000 dollars headline a historic day with four 100000 plus purses on one program. Arlington Futurity at Arlington Park offers 21690 to the winner among ten two year olds, while Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park lures about 150000 for nine fillies and mares. Sorority Stakes at Monmouth Park features 115125 in purses for thirteen two year old fillies, and the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct offers 109400 for seven older horses. Bald Eagle Sword Dancer First Landing headline the handicap division as top weights race over a mile and a quarter with notable riders Manny Yeaza Eddie Arcaro Willie Hartack and Sammy Bouimetis.
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Dancer
First Landing
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Bat Sword Dancer
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Mizell Pitches Pirates To Win Over Cubs
Wilmer Mizell hurled a two hitter for the Pirates as Don Hoak drove in three runs, including a fifth inning homer, to beat the Cubs 4 0 6 0 on Friday. Mizell improved to 7 5, facing 29 batters. Brewer took the loss. Hoak hit a long ball for Pittsburgh. Cubs drop to slump with 14 losses in 17 since the All-Star break.
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Mizell
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Jim Brewer
Richie Ashburn
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Pittsburgh
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