Keller Returns To Baseball Keller Returns To Baseball
Charney Keller former Yankee outfielder rejoins the club as a coach in Cleveland replacing Randy Gumpert who will head the Yankee farm club in Nebraska. Bill Dickey is recovering in Florida and Keller plans to continue his harness horse breeding at his Yellow Springs farm.
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Charney Keller
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Randy Gumpert
Bill Dickey
Gumpert
Yankee
Dickey
Florida
St Petersburg Beach
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Today's AP MLB update shows Chicago and New York leading divisions with Brooklyn and St. Louis near top. Schedule notes include Detroit at Chicago at 1:30 p.m. and Boston at Washington at 2 p.m. Yesterday results feature Philadelphia, New York and Chicago in key wins.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas Cy
Baltimore
Washington
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Steater
Wilson
Seene
Pittsburgh
Antonell
Miller
Friend
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Drabowsky
S. Klippstein
Newcombe
Milwaukee -Jackson
Wehms
Spahn
Philadel
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Miln
Pitts
Cincinn von
Hennant Kaxoed
Harold Johnson
Clarence Hinnant
St.Nicholas Arena
Lions Triumph Over Civitans 14 to 5 In Junior Event
The Lions defeated the Civitans 14 to 5 in a high school athletics banquet report. The event hosted 125 boys and 29 girls receiving awards at Frederick High School with about 300 attendees.
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Frederick High School
Brunswick Youth Captures Large Potomac Turtle
A Brunswick youth named Pete Boyce caught a very large river turtle weighing about 45 pounds near the Potomac shore. He displayed the catch at Square Corner in town where many locals viewed it before the Paddock Grill on S. Maple Avenue acquired the specimen for use in its menu.
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Brunswick
Pete Boyce
Potomac River
Young Boyce
Square Corner
Paddock Grill
S. Maple Avenue
Dick Gastley and others listed in mixed athletics roster
The article lists numerous athletes by name and event, including Dick Gastley Dale Ramsburg Leo Brandenburg and others with multiple numbers. It also notes girls awards for first time vetters Eve Bassford Glenda Biehl Joanne Derr Georgia Ann Masser and medal recipients Bunny Atkinson Janet Cook Kay Crawford Jeanne Despeaux Mary Dressen Joyce Harbaugh Pesey Jenkins Sue Keefer Carol Knouse Barbara Mullican Mary Frances Warner plus junior and sophomore awardees Martha Atkinson Cecelia Bear Eileen Clabaugh Carolyn Brown and others.
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Dick Gastley
Dale Ramsburg
Leo Brandenburg
Charles Mercer
Kenneth Whippie
Donald Bartgis
Thomas Moss
Louis Finnertrock
Edward Hartman
Warne Crum
Millard Mastrino
Joe Norris
James _Beall
Larry Layman
Jerry Baldwin
Douglas Iattieon
Ray Moore
Phil Stevens
Blair Ensorts
Tim Christopher
Paul Kennedy
Robert Kebha
Joe May
Ronnie Behn
Mickey Murphy
Warne Rhoderick
William Shockley
Kenneth Wilson
Thomas Blickenstall
Mgr
Arthur Schuettenger
Terry Spurrier
Eldon
Donnie Stickell
Garry Heerd
Bobby Mason
Honnie Engie
Carl Rentzell
Richard Rice
Larry Howard
Steven Screpea
Jimmy Despeaux
Joseph Lenhart
Richard Markey
Eve Bassford
Glenda Biehl
Joanne Derr
Georgia Ann Masser
Bunny Atkinson
Janet Cook
Kay Crawford
Jeanne Despeaux
Mary Dressen
Joyce Harbaugh
Pesey Jenkins
Sue Keefer
Carol Knouse
Barbara Mullican
Mary Frances Warner
Martha Atkinson
Cecelia Bear
Eileen Clabaugh
Carolyn Brown
Nancy Decker
Deanna Harmon
Barbara Heerd
Pattie Kent
Doris Lydard
Phyllis Stup
Carol Krantz
Jaine Meadows
Carol Molesworth
Pat Zimmerman
Brunswick Defeats Lisbon In 1 0 Game
Brunswick defeats Lisbon 1 to 0 in a tight contest. The match featured strong defense and a decisive goal by the home squad, with Lisbon pressing but unable to break through.
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Brunswick
Lisbon
Orioles Top Yankees in a 3-1 Win
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 3-1 as Ray Moore pitched effectively. Pilarcik drove in two runs including a second inning homer and a fifth inning sacrifice fly, while Jim Brideweser and Billy Gardner each had two of Baltimore’s seven hits.
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Abe H Oak Biddinger
Putman
Hann
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Wehle Staley
Ib Rhoderick
de Lamer
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Bishilf
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Gibson
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Koo
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Stall
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New York Yankees
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Bob’ ‘Turley
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Bob Boyd
Turley
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Hank Bauer
Joe Collins
Billy Martin
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Berra
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Margoneri
Worthington
Potomac
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Arroyo
Face
Rand
Foi Farpers
Bass
Week's Sunday Baseball Leagues Begin at 2 P.M.
Local Sunday slate features TriCounty and Maryland State League games across Bolivar Yellow Springs Mount Airy and Frederick others. Little League schedules run at Staley Memorial Baker Park and Little St Park. recent pro results include Sox over Nigers and Giants over Pirates with notable hits by Mays and Kasko.
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Bolivar
Yellow Springs
Smith Broad Run
Doubs
Sheffer Buckeystoun
Walkersville
Lyerly Creagerstoun
Middletown
George Levertsville
Germantown Gardner
Optimist Little League Valley Band Wins Prize
Middletown High School Band won first prize and 75 dollars in a Memorial Day parade at Union Bridge yesterday. The band, formed this year, competed with four to five other high schools and earned top honors amid the parade and carnival.
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Middletown High School
Union Bridge
Brunswick at Tjamsville renews storied Maryland rivalry
Brunswick travels to Tjamsville for a renewal of one of the oldest Maryland State League rivalries. Billy Geriman, absent for Brunswick this year, is slated to return from Fort Benning Army team to boost the lineup. Box scores note strong showings from Remus managed Liamsville hitters and Tigers, with late injuries affecting plans.
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Tjamsville
Maryland
Thurmont
Shaughnessy
Billy 3Fer'riman
Fort Ben Ping
Georgia
Liamsville
Charles E. Moylan
Bob Remus
Hamsville
Howard Smith
Don Neal
Johnny Trout
Railroad
Bob Rice
Tramsville
John Harper
Formay
Rice
Harper
Araby
Gorton
Lee Merriman
Bobi
Emus
Sunay
Beallsville
Ronnie Tyer
St. John’s Ends With Victory Over Rotary in Mt Airy Baseball
Excelsior defeats Rotary 6 to 2 at McCurdy Field as St. John’s High School closes its Babe Ruth season with a win. Don Rice earns the victory with a five hit ten strikeout performance and two homers, while Mt. Airy’s German homers in a nine-run first inning.
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Rotary
St. John’s High School
Mt. Airy
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Are H Ore
Don Rice
Nies
Om! Airy
Airy
Johnnies
E. T. Collflower
Y. Colnflower, Jr
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Page
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Hore
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Burd
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Pele
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Ramsburg
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Winpigler
Zimmerman
Wahrington
Zimmer
Offutt
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Bury
Whitting
Jordan
Sonings Hes — Fisher
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Whittington
Rine Her
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Hher — Zimmerman
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John’s
D. Rice
Ami German
Winkles
RBI Aire
Gastley
Finneyfrock
German
Poole
Michael
D. — Rice
Winpigier
Rice
EB. Maiolo
Junior Baseball League Opens June 11
Frederick County Junior baseball league opens its season June 11 with nine teams including Walkersville Yellow Springs Myersville Middletown Urbana New Market Braddock Heights Araby and Mt Carmel Officers named Henry Groff president Bob Wieg vicepresident and Harry Smith secretary The league uses regular rules on little league diamonds for players under 14 by August 1 First games Walkersville at Yellow Springs Myersville at Middletown Urbana at New Market Braddock Heights at Araby Mt Carmel open date ABLE League opens Potomac Little League season in Shepherdstown Harpers Ferry area Five teams Shepherdstown Harpers Ferry Millville Bakerton Leetown
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Yellow Springs
Myersville
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Urbana
New Market
Braddock Heights
Araby
Mt. Carmel
Henry Groff
Bob Wiegand
Harry Smith
Araby Mt. Carmel
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James F. Zimmerman
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Charlie Eller
Donnie Keller
Bobby Poole
Raymond Wilhelm
James A. Sensenbaugh
Jack Molesworth
Bobby Moore
Sam Hollingsworth
Ricky Zimmerman
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Bill Grove
John Barber
Richard Langley
Dickie
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John Herrick
Mike Bess
Tommy Iagiaien
Allen Barnes
Roland Carey
James Stup
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David Marker
John Carmody
Darrel LeGore
Frank Meehan
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Code of Fish Laws
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Damascus
Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Frederick, Maryland
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N. Market St. Fred., Md
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Frederick, Md
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