Loes Fined, Suspended By Orioles Over Outburst
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Billy Loes was fined and suspended indefinitely after a fifth inning outburst against umpire Larry Napp in a 3 5 2 loss to Washington. Loes, 28, criticized manager Paul Richards and said he would appeal to Ford Frick, claiming he was deprived of a living.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Loes
Loes
Paul Richards
Ford Frick
Richards
Lees
God
Larry Napp
Washington
Ken Aspromonte
Aspromonte
Germantown Triumphs Creagerstown 4 2 In Tri County Tilt
Germantown defeated Creagerstown 4 to 2 in a Tri County league game. The lead changed with two outs in the ninth as Shipe and E Ricketts singled, Ricketts scoring on a wild pitch, then Spawl drove in Ricketts for the second Germantown run. Pitching and fielding details follow, with Wulf earning the win and Favorite charged with the loss. Also notes on student nominations for English Achievement Awards and a campaign treasurer appointment.
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Germantown
Creagerstown
Shipe
E. Ricketts
Spawl
Ricketts
Shine
E. Ricketts Poole
B. Ricketts
Hughes
Burdette
Ib Wall
Po Pachiler
Roman
H. Ricketts
Agones
Copenhagen
Torals
Creagerstown Wangle
Jo Moser
Ti Bailey
If Crabps
Favorite
Urger
P Cook
Eamed Rans
Gestiahtown
Pachler
Schuffer
Fyock
Crabbs
Jones
Balis OX
Unger
Wulf
Bittener
Watt
Gargner
National Council of Teachers of English
Damascus High School
Nazcy Jo- Ann Windham
National Council
NCTE
J. N. Hook
Eisenhower
America
Hook
Bass Season Opens in Maryland Amid Windy Conditions
Fishermen turned out in near record numbers for the bass season opener in Maryland. High winds hampered many, but some success was reported. The Potomac River ran about a foot above normal, aiding bait fishermen more than those using artificial lures.
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Maryland
Potomac River
Frederick and Gamber split Inter-County League doubleheader
Frederick Democrat Club, formerly Urbana, edged Gamber 12 1 in the second game after Gamber won 7 6 in the opener. Lenhart homered in the first game as Frederick rallied from a 6 2 deficit, while Gamber won the fifth inning battle in game two on a late hit and Frederick errors. First game details list Bagent, lank, Bear, Lake, Egolf, Harden. Second game lines show Lenhart, Lak, Henderson behind pitchers Flater and.
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Frederics
Gamber
Frederick
Lenhart
Urbana
Frederick Jeffersonian Democrat Club
Kidd’s
Baker Park
R. H. E. Frederick Democrat
Bear
Lake
Egolf
Harden
BR. HE
Frederick Democcrac
Lak Henderson
Flater
League Leaders in 1958 American League Batting and Pitching
League leaders list top batting figures with Nieman and Fox leading averages, Cerv driving home runs, and Kuenn topping doubles. Pitching leaders crown Turley with most decisions and strikeouts, Garver and Sisler high in winning percentage, with Wynn and Pierce high in strikeouts.
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Cerv
Kansas City
Jebsen
Boston
Triandas
Baltimore
Aparicio
Chicago
Harrell
Minoso
Cleveland
Wilson
Detroit
Turley
New York
Garver
Sisler
Ghantz
Wynn
Pierce
Yankees Stars and Pitchers Shine in Major League Action
Yesterday's results feature Casey and the Yankees pacing offense with 256 average and five straight hits including two homers, a double, and two singles, four RBIs, three runs in a 104 victory over Boston. Stan Williams of the Dodgers delivered a shutout in his first major league start, 1-0 over Chicago. Also noted are batting leaders Mays and Musial, and golf preview from St Andrews with limited American presence.
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Casey
Yankees
Boston
Stan Wiliams
Dodg Rers
Chisago
ST. Andrews
Scotland
United States
Ford
England
Down Beharrel
L. G. Taylor
Secs
Jona
St.’ [Andrews
Baseball Notation Fragments From Historic Box Score
Fragmentary OCR from a baseball box score listing players Ashburn Mays Cepeda Mays Taylor Skiner Spahn Antonelli Haddix and others across teams St Louis Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh. Contains bases strikes strikeouts and player references with terse, garbled notation.
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Ban
Asea
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Ashiburn
Philadelphia
Cepeda
Banks
Chicago
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Ashburn
Blasingame
Walls
Jones
Antonelli
Drott
Haddix
Cincinnati
Spahon
Milwaukee
Gomez
Patterson Must Fight To Defend World Title By Sept. 3
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson was ordered to defend his title by Sept. 3 against one of four top contenders. Eddie Machen Zora Folley Willie Pastrano Roy Harris were named as leading challengers, with the committee citing Patterson’s repeated refusals to defend as harmful to boxing. Mt Lena defeated Knoxville 133 in the Heart of Maryland circuit as Adalt homered with two on leading a seventh inning rally. Knoxville errors hurt, no errors charged.
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Paris
API
World Championship Boxing Committee
Floyd Patterson
Patters
Patterson
Pete Rade ‘Macher
World Championship Committee
New York State Commission
British Boxing Board of Control
European Boxing
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
MT. Lena
Knoxville
Mary‘land
Adalt
Sandy
Lena
Webber
Ahalt
Winn
Hammon
Faulders
Spigier
Weekend Fights Reported By The AP in Multiple Cities
The Associated Press details weekend boxing results with fighters from Stuttgart Passaic and Havana. Highlights include Stefar Redl beating Gerd Mueller in Stuttgart, Jimmy Hornsby defeating Rudy Jordan in Hollywood, and Angel Robinson Carcla stopping Julio Escobedo in Havana. Presley on leave from duty at Fort Hood, Texas, on two week furlough before tank crew training in Germany.
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Associated Press
Stuttgart
Germany
Stefar Redl
Passaic
N. J
Gerd Mueller
Hollywood
Jimmy Hornsby
Los Angeles
Rudy Jordan
Havana
Angel Robinson Carcla
Julio Escobedo
Presley
Memphis
Elvis
Ft. Hood
Tex
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Dorsey F. Shipley
Barrick
Associated
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Fox
Ward
F. Bolling
3Finoso
Meveland
Lopez
Power
Russ
Jensen
Ger Bert
His—Fox
Kuenn
Avia
Mantle
Tuttle
Robinson
Martino
Lemon
Spencer
Mic
Ital Sr
Hoak
Mazeroski
Morgniby
U.S. Golf Assn
Thomson
Aaron
Ition
San Fran
Jarmicisco
Réid Jack
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Count’s Western Store
Damascus, Maryland
Barrick’'S
Woodsboro, Md
S. W. Barrick & Sons, Inc
Vinewood
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