U S swimmers break marks in Japan meet five firsts
U S swimmers led by Indiana star Chet Jastremski took five of ten firsts and shattered world records at the Japan National Swimming Championships in Tokyo. Roy Saari, 16, upset Tsuyoshi Yamane in the 1300-meter free, while Mark Saar and others posted top times as Japan claimed several titles. The Americans travel to Isaka for a four-nation meet, then Nagoya.
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Tokyo
Indiana University
Chet Jastremski
Japan
Argentina
Brazil
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Tsuyoshi Yamane- Sa
Saan
Yamanaka
Tom Stock
Jastremski
America
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Ross
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Ward Repare
Jalia
Terry Gatternes
Stockhol Boorunzisn Inc
Ord Hetterys Bs
Saar
Lus A Mienna
Tanaka
Rome
Waseda University
Haruo Yoshida
Tulle
Troy
Nagoya
American Tracksters End European Tour With Win Over Poland
The U S track team wrapped a Europe tour by defeating Poland 121 91 in wet weather, remaining undefeated in international meets. Max Truex won the 10 000 meters in 30 06.4 as Edmund Piatkowski beat Jay Silvester in discus. Hayes Jones and Jerry Siebert won sprint events, while Poland took two relays and field events amid thick rain and fog.
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Europe
Poland
Jumbo Helliott
Quagmire
U.S
Jacob D. Beam
Russia
Elliott
West Germany
Great Britain
Max Truex
Mes
Trueex
Truex
Stan Czog
Edmund Piatkowski
Jay Silvester
Tremonton
Utah
Silvester
Piatkowski
Hayes Jones
Jerry Siebert
John Elses
Uied
Abs Williams
Cliff Cushman
Adolphe Plummer
Earl Young
Kaamierz Zimny
Jan Jaskolski
Jones
Fran Washington
Washington
Jim Dupree
Los Angeles
Yel 1 Ses
Henry ‘Wadsworth
Miami
Fia
Lable
Plummer
Young
Zimny
Jim Beatty
Beatty
Pole
Capri to Naples Swim Race Sets New Time Record
Mohamed Zaytoun of the United Arab Republic won the Capri to Naples swimming race in Naples Italy, posting eight hours 45 minutes 28 seconds to break the 1935 record. The 21 year old Syrian born swimmer led from start to finish as 18 entrants from 10 nations competed including four women. Carlos Larreira of Argentina finished second with 9 09 17.
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Naples
Italy
Mohammed Zaytoun
United Arab Republic
Capri
Zaytoun
Argentina
Alfredo Cammarero
Cairo
Carlos Larreira
Beantown? Brunswick Blanks Tramsville In 8-0 Victory
Brunswick Railroaders topped Tramsville 8-0 as Billy Merriman threw a three hitter and struck out four. Nock Deener drove in three with two doubles, Skeeter Webber Merriman Wayne Hawes and Marty Garrett added two-baggers. Neel fanned seven but allowed eight runs on 13 hits.
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Billy Merriman
Tramsville
Railroaders
Maryland
Merriman
Ned
Bush Creekers
Sin
Nock Deener
Deener
Skeeter Webber
Wayne Hawes
Marty Garrett
Brunswick
Danny Neel
Neel
John Carpenter
Buzz Wagner
John Harper
Eel
Tjamsville
Merriman and
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Harper
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Trio League game ends in six to four win for Creagerstown
Tri- Co League saw Creagerstown defeat Doubs 6 4 as Bill Hammond earned the win in relief of Frank Favorite with seven strikeouts. Guy Stull led Creagerstown with a triple double and single while Dark Summers worked all nine innings for Doubs surrendering 14 hits.
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Creagerstown
Joh
Bill Hammond
Doubs
Hammond
Frank Favorite
Guy Stull
Duncan
Shuff
Summers
Carey
Local Boxscore Snippet Showcasing Players and Hits
Readable fragments list players Pugh Delauter Till Shafter Delauter Ricketts Germactown 3 S Shipe Burdetts Whe 1p HR ER BB as well as crone warfield and anglesberger. The noisy OCR hints at box score lines with team abbreviations and pitch hitting stats across a Floyd game, highlighting partial stats for several players.
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Pugh
Delauter
Till
Shafter
Ricketts
SA Germactown
S — Shipe
Burdetts
Floyd
Crone
Ricketts Warfield
Oy Floyd
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Wew
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Miller
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Hulver
Zimmernen
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Ag Easton
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Easton
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Middletown
Sermantunn
Abrh
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Shafer
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Warfield
Nstaffiss
Johnson
Delagter Cf
Strobel
Gawker
Aord Burdette
Hind’ricks
Shipe
Sheffler
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H'Neck
Rinenecker
Germantown
Harmony Loses as Heart of Maryland tightens race
Harmony suffered its second straight setback as Knoxville handed it a 9-8 defeat in a close Heart of Maryland League game. Lucketts edged Taylorstown 9-8, while Liberty routed Frederick 16-7. Harmony remains in first place by a half game over Lucketts with Liberty close behind in third.
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Harmony
Race Close
Heart OF
Knoxville
Lucketts
Taylorstown
Maryland
Liberty
Frederick
Kahn
Hartsock
Perrell
Breeden
Frederick Team Finishes Second at South Atlantic AAU Meet
Six girls from Frederick Track and Field Club traveled to Druid Hill Park Baltimore for the South Atlantic AAU women’s championships. They earned ten medals, placing second overall and first in the age-group meet, with Debbie Thompson winning the 100 yard dash and teamwork success in multiple events.
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Frederick Track and Field Club
Driad Hill Park
Baltimore
South Atlantic
Debbie Thompson
Jackie _ Terrell
Orioe Club
Judy Twenty
Gary
Indiana
Frederick
Tommy Davis
Chevy Hoy
Marlene Snowden
Ind
Bowling Leagues Meet This Week at Terrace Lanes
Four tenpin bowling leagues schedule sessions at Terrace Lanes to map the coming season. Team captains and sponsors urged to attend. openings for new five man teams on handicap basis. Meetings run Tuesday through Friday with each league at 7 p.m. Open to all bowlers.
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Terrace Lanes
Ralph Kanade
Industrial League
Ed Albaugh
George Smith
Automotive League
United States Dominates International Military Shooting Meet
The U S team swept the final three events on Saturday to win the International Military Shooting Tournament in Santiago Chile. Argentina finished second with Broz thind among rivals noted in the report.
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U.S
Santiago
Chile
Eee
United States
Argentina
Broz Thind
Frederick Wins Legion Playoff Opener In College Park
Frederick’s Francis Scott Key Post 11, playing in the state playoffs, beat Cumberland 9-3 and 6-4 to sweep a doubleheader and advance to the state finals at College Park. Bill Franklin and Dick Bayles paced the offense with two hits each. Cumberland left 11 runners on base in game two as Carder pitched well for Frederick. Frederick meets Elkton Thursday at 10 a m at College Park in the opening round.
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Thurmont
Bob Dawson
Frederiik Vfw
Dawson
Frederick
Dale Ramsburg
Austin Fuckert
Bill Carder
Tinker Michael
Dick Bayles
Frank Valentine
Valentine
Moss
Collflower
Shaffer
Biser
G. Rickert
Royer
Amerian Legion
Elkton
College Park
Fr Cumberland
McCurdy Field
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Chris Sole
Norris
Bill Franklin
Wayne Hawes
Bayles
Franklin
Sole
Dick Sappington
Cumberland Frederick
Tom Richy
Scott Key
Tory
Barber Pappas Dick Hall Are Hurling Heroes
Orioles rookie pitching duo Steve Barber and Mil t Pappas limited the Yankees in a doubleheader sweep 4 0 and 2 1. Pappas. saved by Dick Hall in the ninth as Hall worked out of a bases loaded none out jam to preserve the second game. Mantle and Maris were held in check and New York manager Ralph Houk protested a called third strike ending the threat. The victories narrowed the Yankees lead over Detroit to 14 1 games while Baltimore crept within 8 1/2 games of first place. Foiles drove in three runs with two homers in the first game and Williams doubled home the decisive run in the second.
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Benny Hulver
New Market
Mt. Atry
Max Day
Harry Easton
al Mayne
Pud Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Main
McDonough
Lare
Franklin
Easton
NEW York
Steve Barber
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
Orioles
Pappas
Yanks
Dick Hall
Hall
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Ed Hurley
Boyer
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota
New Yorkers
Yankee Stadium
Barber
Hank Foiles
Bill Stafford
Foiles
Jim Busby
Jim Coates
Dick Williams
Bud Daley
Jackie Brandt
Brooks Robinson
Mantle
Johnny Blanchard
Hns
Yalked
Bobby Richardson
Bob Cerv
Paul Richards
Abrhi Ab
Robinson
Richson
Snygerfort FC
Rory Brandt
Howard ¢ Gentile
Herzog
Cery
Oskewron
Hansen Ss
DeM'stri
Breeding
Stafford Phio Garber
BaGardner
DeMiestri
York
New
Pittsburgh
Don Drysdale
Ran Per- Tanosk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Cincinai
Dodgers
Reds
Perransoki
Drysdale
Dick Stuart
Daryl Spencer
Bob Clemente
Pirates
Perranoski
Stuart
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles
Joe Gibbon
Daniels Hurls Senators Over Athletics 4-0
Washington pitcher Benmet Daniels threw a six hitter for his first shutout, beating Kansas City 4-0. Gene Green homered, giving the Senators 10 hits off Jerry Walker. Walker took the loss, while Daniels improved to 6-5. The A's threats faded after two outs in both the seventh and eighth innings.
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Kansas City
Benmet Daniels
Washington Senators
Senators
Jerry Walker
Gene Green
Walker
Washington
A’s
Wayne Causey
Norm Siehern
Daniels
Jerry Lumpe
Jay Hawkins
Causey
Siehern
Green Walker
Rakow
Staley
Sullivan
W — Daniels
L — Walker
Green
Dodgers crush Pirates to seize early lead in N L race
Dodgers beat Pirates 7 to 4 as Don Drysdale and Tom Perranoski quieted Pittsburgh to hand Joe Gibbon his sixth loss. Tommy Davis homered for L A, extending his team’s win to keep a one game edge over the Reds.
Polo Cup Returns to Britain at Windsor Park
The Wesbury Polo Cup returned to Britain as Household Brigade defeated the 7th Air Division SAC G-3 at Windsor Great Park. The Cup was last won by Meadow Brook Club of Westbury, New York.
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London
Britain
Household Brigade
7Th Air Division
Strategic Air Command
Windsor Great Park
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
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