Mount T. League standings and Sunday results summary
Standings show Todd Steel and Mt Airy tied with 22 500 records. Frederick 13 4,250 leads in the circle. Sunday results Frederick 6 Pleasant Walk 0. Middletown 4 Creagerstown 5. Harmony 17 Thurmont 3. Walkersville 10 Doubs 1.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
Mt. Airy
Lucketts
Frederick
Todd Steel
W. L. Pet. G.B
Md State League Results Prompt Broad Run Jeff Matchups
Broad Run Jeff faces New Market Hustlers and Mt Airy hosts Yellow Springs as Germantown meets Bombers in Maryland State League play.
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Jeff
New Market
Hustlers
Mt. Airy
Yellow Springs
Brunswick
Germantown
Brunswick L. Pet. GB
Yelow Springs
Williams last-gasp homer lifts Cubs over Braves in 13th
Billy Williams hit a 10th inning homer for the Cubs to beat the Braves 4 to 3 after a 2-2 tie. Hank Aaron had sparked Milwaukee with a sixth inning double after a disputed baserunner call. Williams raised his NL leading average to .414 with his 13th homer of the season.
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Chicago
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Williams
Cubs
Billy Cowan
Hank Aaron
Braves
Woody Woodward
Jocko Conlan
Jimmy Stewart
Denis Menke
Aaron
Menke
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Dairy Maid Wins Eighth Straight In 6-2 Win
Dairy Maid defeats Grove 6-2 to extend win streak behind Mike Gearinger who allowed two unearned runs and struck out eight. Timmy Ambrose went 3-for-4 with three runs, while Harley Diggs led Grove with two hits.
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Dairy Maid
Grove
Mike Gearinger
Gearinger
Timmy Ambrose
Harley Diggs
Hal Keller
Mike O’bryan
Sam
Healy
Davis If
Ferguson
Rave
Dairy Main
Duckett
Diggs
Hoffman
Cooper
Manrose
POA
Ambraze Earinger
Ambrose
SB — Falk
José
Keller
S—Garner
Garner
Earinger
P—Garner
Jae Anal! Lipps
Uanalt
Indians top Senators 8-3 in second game of doubleheader
Woody Held belts a two run homer and Joe Azcue adds a three run double as Cleveland defeats Washington 8-3 after capitalizing on a third strike error in the opener. Leon Wagner homers in both games and Romano adds key hits for the Indians while Moose Skowron hits his 10th homer for the Senators.
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Washington
Woody Held
Joe Azcue
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Bob Chance
Held
Azcue
Senator
al Koch
Bennie Daniels
Vic Davalillo
Whitefield
Chance
Mike Brumley
Senators
Davalillo
John Romano
Moose Skewron
Leon Wagner
Romano
Phillies Trip Colts 4-1 on three-hitter
Richie Allen and Ruben Amaro hit homers to back Art Mahaffey as the Phillies beat Houston 4-1. Mahaffey allowed three hits with seven walks in six-plus innings. Ed Roebuck finished, fanning two at the plate. Owens took the loss for the Colts.
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Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Ruben Amaro
Art Mahaffey
Houston
Mahaffey
Ed Roebuck
Allen
Cookie Rojas
Amaro
John Herrnstein
Jim Owens
Colts
Nellie Fox
Johnny Callison
Walt Bond
Mike White
John Bateman
Roebuck
Steve Hertz
al Spangler
Owens
Raymond
Bateman
Dalrymple
Giants Beat Mets In 23rd Inning To Set Time Records
Del Crandall's two out ground rule double in the 23rd drives the San Francisco Giants to an 8-6 win over the New York Mets in baseball's longest game by time. The seven hour twenty two minute affair followed a 5-3 opener and featured a protest by manager Al Dark and a Mets triple play.
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del Crandall
Kim Davenport
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Davenport
Galen Cisco
Cisco
Cap Peterson
Crandall
Gaylord Perry
Peterson
Alou
J. Alou
Willie Mays
Bob Hendley
Giants
Mets
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
al Dark
Ed Sudol
Chris Cannizzaro
Dark
Cannizzaro
Sudol
Jesus Alou
Larry Bearworth
Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Roy McMillan
Ed Kranepool
San Fran
Marichal
Jackson
Sturdivant
Bearnorth
Gonder
L-Jackson
Hickman
San Francisco
Smith
Shaw Po
Ginider
Herbel
iPeterson
Lary
Garrido
Shaw
Hart
Perry
S.F
N.Y
E—Garrido
Haller
Cepeda
Christopher
Kranepool
McMillan
Hr—Christopher
S—Herbel
Hiller
C. Smith
Cardinals Top Reds to Gain Header Split
Bob Gibson's eighth inning single sparked a two run rally as St. Louis beat Cincinnati 2-1 in game two of a doubleheader after Cincinnati won the opener 6-0. Gibson improves to 5-1 with seven strikeouts.
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Cardinals
ST. Louis
Bob Gibson
Cincinnati
Reds
Bob Purkey
Gibson
John Tsitouris
Curt Flood
Doug Clemens
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Flood
Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Frank Robinson
Leo Cardenas
Marty Keough
Tsitouris
Dodgers beat Pirates for third straight loss
The Dodgers defeated Pittsburgh 6-4 as Tom Gilliam delivered a tie making hit in the eighth and Willie Davis added an insurance run. Roberto Clemente hit a leadoff homer in the Pittsburgh third to knot the game at four. Koufax earned the win, Friend the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Tommy Davis
Jim Gilliam
Los Angeles
Willie Davis
Willie Stargell
Ron Fairly
Roberto Clemente
Sandy Koufax
Pirates
Gene Freese
Ron Perranoski
Koufax
Perranoski
Bob Bailey
Smoky Burgess
Dick Schofield
Gilliam
Bob Friend
Dodgers
Miller
Perran
Vski
Camilli
Friend
Green
McBean
Priddy
Pagliaroni
McFarlane
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L—Friend
Clemente
Shenandoah Racing Results from Saturday Night Card
Five races posted with purses 1500 to 180, 1300. Winners include Metallic Age ridden by Pappas and Wingate with Reynolds in the saddle. Attendance listed at 13,632 with a Twin Double payoff of 247 for 127 players.
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Pappas
Conquer
Delgrads
Steve Kiessel
Reynolds
Mike’s Ann
Whitmer
Hay Nonnie
DeVoos
County Baseball Continues as Springers Top New Market
Neel earns first start for the Springers and earns win with one walk in a 10 hit attack that downs New Market 7 to 6. Crone Cook Hammond and Linton each collect two hits as the Springers build a 4 2 lead before holding on in a back and forth game.
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Neel
Springers
Springer
Bill Crone
Elmer Cook
Lenny Hammond
Jim Linton
Gene Fisher
New Market
Yellow Springs
Fisher
Grubbs
Clark
Linton
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