Orioles Tops Red Sox 2 1 in Boston Duel
Baltimore pitcher Jim Brown dominated the Boston lineup allowing only four hits through eight innings. The Orioles built two runs, including a first-inning score on a throwing error, and held off Boston 2 to 1 as Delock took the loss. Brown improved to 3-1 with the victory.
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Walkersville Clinches 1959 Perfect Season With 8-7 Win
Walkersville High closes its season 71 wins 0 losses after a tight 8-7 victory over Brunswick High on the Rafroaders diamond. Ker Eaves earned the win with 14 strikeouts while allowing two hits. Gene Green drove a homer and a double, R. Smith added a two-base hit, and Ron Smith contributed a double.
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Lovettsville Downs Broad Run In Narrow Victory
Lovettsville wins 9 6 over Broad Run while Creagerstown defeats Germantown. Tjamsville shuts out Poolesville and wins 13 in a strong regional baseball card showing.
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Yellow Springs Triumph Over Bucketstown Won Behind Comeback
Yellow Springs rallied from a 12-1 deficit in the third to beat Bucketstown 2 in a tense Tri County contest. Eddie Rice doubled and Jim Stup homered as Lovettsville also posted a late surge, while Broad Run suffered a 6-5 setback despite Kilbaugh three hits.
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Middletown Beats Walkersville 8 to 3 in League Play
Middletown defeated Walkersville 8 to 3 in a TriCounty contest. Adams tripled and Shoup doubled to pace a 13 strikeout attack for Middletown, while Duncan homered for Walkersville.
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Taylorstown Triumphs Over DeMolay in Maryland League
Taylorstown defeated Frederick DeMolay 12 to 2 in a Maryland league game. Liberty town had a bye while Knoxville earned a forfeit win over Harmony. Taylorstown’s offense featured home runs by C Stocks and Coffman with three doubles on the day. DeMolay also doubled once.
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Pirates Beat Reds in High-Scoring Pair of Games
Smoky Burgess Don Hoak and Bob Skinner led the Pirates with three two and two home runs respectively in a 6-2 and 14-11 sweep of Cincinnati. Burgess drove in five Hoak four and Skinner seven as Spahn earned his 253rd win with a 4-2 victory in the Braves second game against Philadelphia.
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Softball B Z s Shookstown Triumph in Twin Bill
Shookstown and B Zs won the county softball doubleheader as Buckeystown and City Tavern canceled a game after a City Tavern player's death. Shookstown won 6 4 and 10 2 with key hits from J Wetzel and K Zimmerman, while B Zs edged Burkittsville in a later contest. Pall Mall won two by forfeit over Mountaindale. Lewis Town idle.
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Brunswick Stays Hot With 7 2 Win Over Mt Airy
Brunswick defeated Mt Airy 7 to 2 in a Maryland State contest as Merriman struck out eight and earned the win. Rippeon drove in both Brunswick runs on a triple, Deener and Webber led hitting, and Lare took the loss. Time two hours eighteen minutes.
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Holiday Baseball Attendance Sets Weekend Totals
The Associated Press reports holiday baseball drew 323 778 paid admissions over a two day weekend. National League led with 171 536 to the American League 152 242. Saturday attendance 170 337. Sunday 153 441. Largest crowd 28 994 at a Los Angeles night game versus Chicago Cubs. Milwaukee twinbill 28 590. Detroit 27 706. Marva League opens Purcellville beats Eagles 4 6 2 Lovettsville defeats Peoples 1 2 5. Point of Rocks shuts out Moose 2 0.
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Weekend Fights And Sports Notes From Across Regions
Scranton Irish Jackie Donnelly stops Johnny Taylor in a 143 weight class match. Cagliari and Spano draw in Sardinia as Horacio Accavallo loses ground in Argentina. Don Whitt wins his second golf event in two weeks in Louisville Kentucky. Derby excitement continues as turf wagering tops 31 million dollars in Havana and Mexico interactions with racing fans noted.
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Major League Baseball standings and results recap
Monday games saw Cleveland lose 7 4 to Detroit while San Francisco defeated Milwaukee and Kansas City beat Chicago. Sunday results included Detroit 7 Cleveland 4 and San Francisco 6 Chicago 3 among others with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also posting wins.
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Brown Defends World Light Title June 3 At Uline Arena
Joe Brown makes the seventh defense of his world lightweight crown in a 15 round fight with Paolo Rosi at Washington’s Uline Arena. The bout, Brown’s 100th pro, airs on ABC with local blackout and starts at 9 p.m. EST. Brown holds a 12 to 4 favorite odds, while Rosi is unbeaten in nine. Brown earns 40 percent of the gate and TV fee. Rosi 20. Also on the card Dick Tiger debuts in America at Madison Square Garden against Rory Calhoun in a two-fight weekend under NBC radio and TV.
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Minor Leagues Sunday Results Highlight Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
AP Sunday results show Pacific Coast League scores with Phoenix 14 Salt Lake City 8 and Portland 8 Spokane 5. American Association games include Charleston 6 Fort Worth 0, St Paul 2 Minneapolis 1, Omaha 53 Denver 0 6, and Indianapolis 7 Houston 3. International League notes Montreal 10 Buffalo 6 Rochester 7 Toronto 4, Columbus 4 Richmond 3 in 10. Havana 6 Miami 7 12 innings. Additional results: Rochester 11 5, Buffalo 12 11 Montreal 2 5, Havana 4 5 Miami 3 4, Columbus 80 Richmond 68. Also Houston 6 1 Indianapolis 1 5 Louisville 5 2, Dallas 8 St Paul 3 3, Minneapolis 2 4 warning game 11 innings. Charleston 5 Fort Worth 1 Denver at Omaha postponed. Salt Lake City 8 Phoenix 0 innings Vancouver 2 Seattle 1 San Diego 6 Sacramento 2 Portland 8 Spokane 4.
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Colts intra squad game set for Memorial Stadium
The seventh annual Colts Blue vs White intra squad game benefits the Baltimore Police Boys Clubs and debuts as a daylight affair at Memorial Stadium on Saturday August 1 at 2 oclock. Organizers include the Colts, Colt Associates chair Walter Adolph and Buddies Inc president Walter F Perkins. Tickets cost one dollar as the Colts pre season schedule runs through September 26.
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