Maris Out of AL All Star Lineup in Boston
Roger Maris and Tony Kubek of the Yankees are sidelined by injuries for the 1961 All Star Game at Fenway Park. Jim Bunning will start for the American League, with lineup changes to cover the absences. The game starts at 2 p.m. EST before a sellout crowd of 33,357 with NBC coverage.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Boston
Roger Maris
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
NBC
Maris
Kubek
Yankee Stadium
Paul Richards
Baltimore
al Kaline
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Bay
Fenway
Richards
Minnesota
Bunning
Art Sehwall
Camilo Pascual
Cleveland
Barry Latman
Mars
Twins blank Detroit 4 0 to sweep series
The Minnesota Twins completed a three game sweep of the Detroit Tigers defeating them 4 to 0 behind Jack Kralick who pitched a complete game shutout for his 10th win. Bob Allison and Ted Lepcio hit back to back home runs in the second inning. Al Kaline extended his hitting streak to 22 games for Detroit.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Detroiters
Jack Kralick
Kralick
Twins
Bob Allison
Ted Lepcio
Allison
Hal Naragon
Lepcio
Frank Lary
Tigers
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Pete Fox
Steve Boros
Dick Brown
Terry Fox
Dick McAuliffe
Bubba Morton
Morton
McAuliffe
Marion
Minnesota
Naragon
Lary
Gladding
Montejo
Regan
Roarke
Lepein
Angels Hammer Five Homers To Sink Indians 8 6
Los Angeles Angels blast five home runs to beat the Indians 8 6 as George Thomas and Leon Wagner homer twice each. Ed Sadowski adds a solo shot with a runner on. Lee Thomas delivers the decisive run with a sixth inning single followed by a later insurance squeeze bunt by Billy Moran.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angeles
Cleveland
Indians
George Thomas
Leon Wagner
Angels
Ed Sadowski
Bubba Phillips
Woody Held
Bob Nieman
Tito Francona
Lee Thomas
Billy Moran
Beil
Locke
Allen
Funk
Reds Salvage Victory In Doubleheader
Jerry Lynch delivered a two run pinch single fueling a seven run rally in the seventh to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 5-4 win over the Chicago Cubs after a 3-2 loss in the opener. Don Cardwell pitched well for Cincinnati in game one while Jim Brewer faltered in game two as an Ernie Banks error sparked a big seventh inning for the Reds.
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Chicago
Jerry Lynch
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Don Cardwell
Jim Brewer
Ernie Banks
Brewer
Gordy Coleman
Cubs
Billy Williams
George Altman
Ron Santo
Ith
al Heist
Rank Robinson
Reds
Gene Frege
Wally Post
Coleman
Don Zimmer
Banks
Robinson
Pete Whisenant
Eddie Kasko
Elio Chacon
Lynch
Bob Anderson
Cardwell
Ed Bou- Chee
Williams
Cincinnati
Hunt
Jones
Edwards
Taylor
L—Hunt
Bouchee
Vague Baseball Notation From Unclear OCR Text
Fragmentary sports notation lists players Stigman Hawkins Romano and others with numbers and home run hints. Mentions Dodgers players G Thomas Wagner Sadowski and Francona with unclear counts. Context and teams not discernible. no clear event, date, score, or outcome.
Local baseball scores from area leagues
Broad Run defeated Waltersville 9 to 4 as Carroll Huffer allowed 14 hits and struck out one. Lovettsville rolled to an 8 to 0 win over Buckeystown behind Lane Reed four hit effort with eight strikeouts. Germantown beat Middletown 11 to 4 to tie for second in the Tri County League. Yellow Springs topped Bolivar 7 to 5 keeping second place in the standings.
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Carroll Huffer
Larry Duncan
Glade Valley
Junior Derr
Waltersville
Duncan
Eaves
Crum
Hufter
Derr
Lovettsville
Lane Reed
Buckeystown
Reed
Don Gletner
Ron Williams
Virginians
Tive
Joe Lenhart
Lenhart
Kelley
Geisbert
Thompson
Middletown
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Charley Pugh
Dennis Floyd
Pugh
Springers
Bob Crone
Bob Ricketts
Ricketts
Charley DeLauter
Floyd
Crone
Blickenstaff
Strobel
Mays Homer Beats Phils for 5-2 Victory
Willie Mays hit his 24th homer as the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 at Connie Mack Stadium. Sanford limited threats, while Mays provided the deciding run with a leadoff shot in the fifth inning after Philadelphia briefly led 2-0.
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Philadelphia
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Mays
Jim Owens
Phillies
Giants
Jack Sanford
San Francisco
I Owens
Baldschun
Brown
Short
Sullivan
Dalrymple
W—Sanford
Owens
All Star Game Looms in Boston with Major League Matchups
Yesterday results include Washington 4 Kansas City 0 and Baltimore 4 2. New York lost 0 1 to Minnesota and Detroit beat Chicago 48. Today’s line shows AL vs NL as All Star game heads to Boston with top teams like Los Angeles Cincinnati and San Francisco slated for matchups.
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Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bill White
St. Louis
Frank Rolling
Smoky Burgess
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Norm Cash
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
al Kaline
Mickey Mantle
New York
John Romano
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Johnny Temple
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Jim Bunning
Larry Napp
Frank Secory
John Flaherty
Secord
Ed Sudol
al Smith
Chris Pelekoudas
W. L. Pet. G.B
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
National League v. L. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles
Spahn earns 298th win as Braves split doubleheader
Warren Spahn wins his 298th major league game as the Milwaukee Braves split a Sunday doubleheader with the St Louis Cardinals. In the opener, Bill White hit two homers and St Louis led 5-3 before Aaron's 10th inning single gave Spahn the victory. Spahn scattered 10 hits, left 13 runners on base, and doubled scored in the fourth. Gibson matched him through nine innings before being removed for a pinch hitter. In the nightcap, Spahn struggled but the Braves won 3-2 behind timely runs and White's 11th homer.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Henry Aaron
Spahn
Braves
Cardinals
Bill White
Bob Gibson
Craig Anderson
Frank Thomas
Frank Bolling
Thomas
Ed Olivares
Lee ‘Maye
Aaron
Burdette
Joe Adcock
White
Buredette
St. Louis
Sadecki
McDaniel
Bauta
Sawatski
Schaffer
McMahon
Antonelli
Torres
W— McDaniel
Red Sox Split With White Sox in doubleheader
Pinch hitter Joe Ginsberg delivered a 10th inning single to give Boston a 9 to 8 victory and split the doubleheader with Chicago. Earlier Frank Baumann beat the Red Sox 4 to 2 as Boston tied the nightcap late with Ginsberg's deciding hit and Jack Jensen scoring on the play.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Boston
Joe Ginsberg
Chicago
Frank Baumann
Red Sox
White Sox
Ginsberg
Jackie Jensen
al Lopez
Frank Marzone
Jensen
Baumann
Lollar
Monbouquette
Cisco
Pagliaroni
W—Baumann
L — Monbouquette
Schilling
Brunswick II to Play Today in All Stars Title
The Brunswick Little League All Stars face Williamsport at 6 p.m. today at Federal Little League Park in Hagerstown after beating Frederick 4 0 Friday to win District 1.
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Brunswick
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Federal Little League Park
Frederick
Jerry Barber Scores Sensational Comeback To Force Playoff
Jerry Barber tied January to push the 43rd PGA Championship into a playoff after a dramatic finish. Barber, a 5-foot-3 Los Angeles native, rolled in clutch putts from 30 and 50 feet on the final holes as January faced a tough bunker shot and narrowly missed the winning putt.
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Chicago
Jerry Barber
Ted
Don
Barber
Los Angeles
Bareber
January Barber Duel in Golf Playoff at 1 p.m
January and his partner Barber battled in a bitter head to head, with final rounds of 71 and 70 for Barber and 67 and 72 for January. January once led by five strokes in the afternoon as the 18 hole playoff was set for 1 p.m. EST. His handicap of 10 gave him a net 139 while Dr. Lou Graff of the host club took third in gross with 73-76 for 149.
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January
Barber
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Lou Graff
Beaver Creek Golf Winner Counts 3 Under Par
22 year old Duke University student Ted McKenzie won top honors at Beaver Creek Invitational Golf Tournament in Hagerstown Maryland competing for Waynesboro Pa Country Club. He shot 71 70 141 in the two day event and 3 under par for the course. Eldon Joiner of Waynesboro Pa was second with 74 74 148. Earl Kusemote of Ft. Du Pont Country Club DC led the net score with 149.
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Hagerstown
API
Duke University
Beaver Creek
Earl Kusemote
Ft. Duponit Country Club
Washington, DC
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Francona
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Sadowski
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Hargett
Springer
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Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Brunswick II
Junction Rts
West the Snack Bar Inc
America
Universal Equipment Operators School
Walker Bldg
Washington, D. Cc
Mercer's Drug Store
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Beaver Creek Golf
Tauralaght
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Taneytown, MD
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West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick MO
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Pythian Castle
Lawson Motor
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