Frederick teams capture three baseball titles in one week
Frederick enjoyed a week of major success as three baseball champions emerged. Babe Ruth League all-stars claimed the state crown in Brunswick after four days of playoffs while the National Life League won District 2 and Francis Scott Key Post took the Western Shore title. The American Legion squad completed the run with Frederick’s doubleheader win over Fort Cumberland, highlighted by Jim Trout’s dominant 18 strikeouts in the first game.
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Frederick
American Legion
National Life League
Francis Scott Key Post
Cumberland
Western Shore
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Fort Cumberland
College Park
Jim Stockman
Jim Trout
McCurdy Field
Piersall Fined and Suspended Over Umpire Protests
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Jim Piersall was fined $24 and suspended until Friday after a confrontation with umpires during a Sunday game. The incident involved umpire Bill Kinnamon and escalated when manager Bill Rigney intervened and umpire John Stevens rushed in. Piersall later defended his actions and noted he would repeat them if given the chance.
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Boston
Jimmy Piersall
Los Angeles Angels
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Piersall
Bill Kinnamon
Angel
Bill Rigney
John Stevens
Jammy
Stevens
Kinnamon
Cleveland
Angels
Kefauver Seeks Federal Controls for Pro Boxing
Senator Kefauver reintroduces a bill to regulate professional boxing under a new federal agency within the Justice Department and win active support from the department. Robert F Kennedy supports federal regulation in principle but favors another agency handling it. The measure previously stalled in the Judiciary Committee and addresses mandatory rematch contracts in title bouts.
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Washington
Fstes
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Mointayne
Clare
AMS
Get
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sonny Liston
Finyd' Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Pete Pox
Satchel Paige Misses Exhibitions In Western Canada Tour
Baseball veteran Satchel Paige at 37 finds a tour costly after missing four exhibition dates in British Columbia. Promoters in Kimberly Kelowna and Kamloops waited for Paige and his all stars while he rested in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan claiming travel delays and confusion over dates. Paige blamed the heat in Moose Jaw and lack of schedule copies for his absence as promoters sought answers from his agent. The Moose Jaw citizens question the disruption amid Paige and his entourage driving in air conditioned Cadillacs.
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Vancouver
Ap—Ok
Satchel Paige
Paige
British Columbia
Kimberly
Kelowfia Win
Katipiape
Monse Jaw
Sask
Paigie
Ken Howarth
South Betot
Page
Howarth
Satchai Mane Jaw
Mane Nan
Kimeberry
Kelowna
Kamphiops
Hhis
Moose Jaw
Brown Lined Home Run Delivers Bird Victory
Dick Brown hit a two run homer with two out in the bottom of the ninth to lift Baltimore past Detroit 2 1 in a dramatic finish. Robin Roberts and Mickey Lolich matched a mound duel as Brown’s pinch hit toppled Lolich and toppled Detroit’s hopes.
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Baltimore
Dick Brown
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Robin Roberts
Orinles
Brown
Lolich
Russ Snyder
Bob Laverine
al Smith
Roberts
Detroit
Laverine
Smith
Laiich
Bob Johnson
Bill Bruton
Dick McAuliffe
Bruton
Snyder
Baltimoreab
Srukn
Aparicio
McAyilte
Colavito
Johnson
Cash
Desing
Herzog
Gaines
Phillips
Robinson IO
Freehance
Brandt Cf
Wert
Adair
Roberts O
Agmith
bSaverine
Stevens
Neon
Kinopman
Asia
IPP
Bo Belinsky Handles Hawaii Tilt and Fame Talk
Bo Belinsky, in his Pacific Coast League debut for the Hawaii Islanders, allowed five runs in two relief innings and discussed his romance with Mamie Van Doren. He shrugged off the onslaught, expressed fight, and aimed to rebuild his pitching form after nearly two months off.
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Seattle
Bo Belinsky
Mamie van Doren
Los ‘Angeles Angels
Playboy
Hawaii Islanders
Hawaii
Tacoma
Angels
Purse and Race Details for Maiden and Claiming Events
S D results list entries for a 3-year-old maiden race at 5 furlongs and a 4-year-old claiming race at 6 furlongs. Navy Watch and Wise Pid are noted with placings, followed by Sea Record, Ta 2, and Linda's Arrival. Daily Double payout 560.28.
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Navy Watch
Smith
Mith
Wilson
Linda
Jin
Native Beck
Braet
Wnean Vans Se Cab Stan
Bellinger
It George
Biond
Benny's Choice
Parker
Ricky's Dude
Tad
Small
Bratty Linda
Simimn
Basaeesul High
Tedken
Gustines
Whitehead
Davidson
Waeswas
Misaracordia
Vasil
Millers
Wander
Wewkiy
Lest
Son
Charinghearst
Srn
Lest Girl
Risvon
Homeland
Kirk
Gwen MY
Uin
May Mennie
Risten
Wickersham blanks Yankees for A's 5-0
Dave Wickersham pitched an eight hit shutout as Kansas City beat the New York Yankees 5-0. Wayne Causey hit a homer, aiding a strong ninth inning, while Wickersham improved to 8 8 and earned his first career win over New York. Al Downing started for the Yankees and took the loss.
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Norm Siebern
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Cletis Boyer
NEW York
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Wickersham
Yankees
East Springfield
al Downing
Yankee
Ohhott
Edwards
Downing
Bridges
Howard
Causey
Siebern
Radatz Saves Another One for Boston in 7-5 Win
Boston rode a five-run first inning to lead 7-0, then held on as Minnesota rallied with three homers. Vic Power and Don Mincher homered for the Twins, while Dick Radatz closed out the final innings to earn the save and Bill Monbouquette picked up the win.
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Palmer
Boros
Nickylaus
Barog
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Twins
Twingarone
Bil Monbouquette
Vic Power
Don Mincher
Earl Battey
Dick Radatz
Monbouquette
Red Sox
Jim Perry
Dick Stuart
Perry
Roggenburk
Dailey
Batley
Radatr
Nixon
W—Monbouquette
L—Ferry
Allison
Baltey
Power
Mincher
Stuart
Bressoud
Falcons to Play Tonight at 6 30 in Softball Showdown
Softball fans will see the Falcons face the Bass Fredeiia Fantas tas Big Alex team of Baltimore at Baker Park at 6 30 this evening. Big Alex, a Negro powerhouse, is among Baltimore’s top AA clubs and will compete in the AA State Championship. East Frederick also enters the AA Tournament opening Sunday in Baltimore. Proceeds from the game help fund the state tournament expenses.
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Baker Park
Fredeiia
Big Alex
Baltimore
Robbie Meckfinn
Meckfinn
Falcons
East Frederick
Mays Delivers Winning Home Run In Giants Narrow Victory
Willie Mays again homered to lift the San Francisco Giants to an eighth straight win 4-3 over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Candlestick Park. Chuck Hiller followed with a homer, while Earl Francis left with a thumb injury and Vernon Law took the loss. Harvey Kuenn and Willie McCovey also contributed, but the decisive blow came off Mays left field fence.
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SAN Francisco
Willie
Mays
Cisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chuck Hiller
Earl Francis
Pirates
Vernon Law
Harvey Kuenn
Willie McCovey
Candlestick Park
Pitteborgh
E. Bailey
W—Duffalo
L—Law
Optimistic College All-Stars Face Packers in 30th Game
Coach Otto Graham says the College All-Stars can defeat Green Bay but must spark players into pro mindset for Friday night in Soldier. Packers favored by two to three touchdowns after 1962 win. Vic Lombardi says team is in excellent condition despite no foolproof method to judge desire.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Otto Graham
Graham
National Foot
Packers
West de Pere
Collegians
Detroit Ik
Al-Saaed
Prentice Released From Hospital After Bridge Collapse
Golf pro Jo Anne Prentice, injured in the Clinton River bridge collapse at Hillcrest Country Club during the Women’s Wolverine Open, was discharged. Doctors report she suffered only scratches, bruises, and muscle strains while dozens more were treated for injuries during the incident.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Jo Anne Prentice
Clinton River
L. D. Rickman
Alabama
Hillcrest Country Club
Miss Prentice
Lock's ninth inning homer wins for Nationals over White Sox
Don Lock hit a two run homer in the bottom of the ninth off Joel Horlen to lift the Washington Senators to a 2 1 victory over Chicago. Horlen who had a no hit bid until Chuck Hinton's single, took the loss while Ron Kline earned the win in relief.
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Washington
Don Lock
Joel Horlen
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Horlen
Chuck Hinton
Lock
Senators
Ali Figull
Hinton
Ron Kline
Steve Ridzik
Chicago
Angels Roll Indians Behind Chance as Torres Hits Grand Slam
Los Angeles pitcher Dean Chance held Cleveland hitless through 6 2/3 innings before a five spot in the third fueled an 11-0 Angels victory. Felix Torres belted a grand slam as eight Angels reached base in the third, and Chance earned the win with 12 strikeouts and three walks.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Dean Chance
Angels
Indians
Felix Torres
Chance
Aps
Fred Whitfield
Woodie Held
Whitfield
Joe Koppe
Los Angles
Rodgers
Donovan
Walker
Allen
Wynn
Abernathy
Romano
Torres
Frederick County Junior League Playoff Opens Tonight
The best of three series pits New Market against Myersville in Myersville at 6 30 p m with a second game Friday in New Market. A third game date will be announced if needed. The note mentions the New York Giants 1916 streak ending with a fourth place finish.
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Frederick ‘County
Myersville
New Market
New York Giants
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