Local high school sports preview from Frederick area
Slants from the sports desk cover the State Class B and C meet at Frederick High School, postponed from College Park. Lions of Bill Talley and Lincoln High clash with Walkersville stars Sam Smith and Gene Snowden highlighted, while Ken Eaves aims for more no hitters as Frederick County teams eye a weekend slate amid weather woes and Tri-County League chase.
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Sports Desk
Frederick High School
College Park
Wate and
Tinealn
Frederick County
Bill Talley
Lions
Frederick High
Bill Lee
Lincoln High
Tisexs
Walkersville
Frederick
Lincoln
Sam Snmith
Gene Snowden
Smith
Snowden
Ywurerev
Ken Eaves
Eaves
Glade Valley
Damascus
Tom Bichy
Frederick High Rates Ag
Henry Groff
Donald Keller
Ricky
Civitans Beat Optimists 6 4 In Little League Clash
In the 2. National Little League contest Civitans topped Optimist 6 to 4. Winning pitcher allowed 10 hits and five walks while McQuillan drove in two for Optimists. Wise hit the only homer for Civitans. Ramsburg took the loss, surrendering three hits and three bases on balls in one inning.
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Civitans
McQuillan
Ramsburg
Innning
REK E
Gritons
Snow
McQuilhan
Fox
Mann
Joe Louis cries foul over Castro tie in PR deal
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis denounces his public relations link with Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro as a low blow, says he may withdraw from a $287,000-a-year contract promoting Negro travel to Cuba through Lous Rowe Fisher Lockhart Enterprises. Louis notes his career as a public figure and the public’s reaction to the association.
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New York
Joe Lows
Fidel Castro
Mng
Lous
Louis
Lou
National League Standings and Wednesday Results
NL teams Pittsburgh and San Francisco led. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 0 and St Louis beat Los Angeles 5 2. Wednesday results also had Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 1 San Francisco 2. American League shows Baltimore 4 New York 1 with several rainouts and nightly matchups listed. All teams and pitchers noted with records and upcoming games.
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Lous
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnah
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Coates
Wilhelm
No — Clemente
Pinson
Groat
Les — Robinson
Skinner
Boyer
Banks
Mathews
Cinemae
Mays
St Paddy Wins Tragic Epsom Derby Amid Angers Death
St Paddy, owned by Sir Victor Sassoon, captured the Epsom Derby as tragedy struck France’s Angers, shot after a broken leg. Angers, ridden by Mrs Ralph Beaver Strassburger, suffered the injury around halfway and was euthanized. St Paddy paid 7-1, earned 102545 dollars, in front of a 250000 crowd. Also noted were top placings for Alcaeus and Riythnos, and an American-owned Die Hard finishing sixth. The paper also lists the Blue Ridge Hounds Club meeting plans in Middletown, including officer elections and upcoming gatherings.
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Geoffrey Miller
EPSOM
England
St Victor Sassoon
Paddy Wednesday
France
Angers
Ralph Beaver Strassburger
Paris
Norristown
Worden
Laurel
Sassoon
Pinza
Crepello
Trish
Richard Brooke
Alcaeus
Rory
Frank More O’ferrall
Riythnos
St. Paddy
Kythnos
Insh Hospital
Die Hard
John McShain
Philadelphia
Ballymoss
Pirates Beat Reds 5 0 to Stay In First Place
Pirates edge Reds 5 0 as Bob Friend allows three hits in a complete game win. Fifth straight Pirates victory keeps them 1.5 games ahead of Giants, with Purkey charged the loss. Clemente, Lynch, Robinson and Baile y contribute, while Purkey and Huxhall struggle for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cicinnati
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Eddie Kasko
Roy Bascaillan
Fnend
Friend
Redlegs
Bob Purkey
Purkey
Cincinnati
Hook
Pinson
Greer
Bell Cf
Skinner
Robinson
Nelson
Lynch
Clemente
Bailey
Burgess
House
Virden
Merski
McMinn
Huxhall
Nuxhall
Sen Con
BeNene
Cinannath
Pitts Burgh
Cinainnath
Groat
Ip HK
Puxhall
Jont
Crawford
Venzen
Dascali
Secory
Braves defeat Roberts for seventh time in season
Milwaukee Braves beat Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 as Robin Roberts faltered, giving up two runs in the fourth and sixth innings. Bobby Buhl earned the win to improve to 4-2, while Roberts fell to 1-7 after allowing key hits. Wes Covington hit his third homer of the year and drove in Hank Aaron, with Bill Bruton starting the scoring and Adcock later scoring Mantilla.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee Braves
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Buhl
Phils
Roberts
Braves
Bill Bruton
Wes Covington
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Aaron
Felix Mantilla
Adcock
Mantilla
Milwaukee
League Leaders From The Associated Press Baseball Stats
A compact listing of batting and pitching leaders with names and figures across categories such as average runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching decisions. It also notes projections and minor anomalies while ending with a non-sequitur line about the House of Commons accessibility.
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Runnels
Boston
Herzog
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Hansen
Baltimore
Mars
Lumpe
Lollar
Skowren
Fox
Han‘sen
Baltmore
Aparicio
Siebern
Howard
Maris
Lemon
Washington
Coates
Barber
Staley
Hall
Usl
Pascual
Franning
Detroit
US Shot Put Leaders Face Olympic Tryouts at Stanford
US shot put ranks show Parry O’Brien slipping from dominance as Bill Nieder Dallas Long and Dave Davis challenge for Olympic spots. O’Brien must raise his mark by over two feet to defend the world record ahead of the Rome games.
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ED Corrigan
New York
O’brien
O'Brien
Rome
United States
O'Brein
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Bill Nieder
U.S. Army
Dallas Long
Southern Califor
Nia
Dave Davis
Southern
California
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
Nieder
The
Uni
Kansas
Leng
Davis
Los Angeles
Jim Fuchs
Yale
Barber McIntire Meets Garvey For Golf Title
Barb McIntire advances to the British Women's Amateur final after defeating Joanne Gunderson and Anne Quast. She will face Philemena Garvey of Ireland in a 36 hole final at Royal St Davids Golf Club starting 8 30 am local time. Garvey defeated Hilary Williamson and Gunderson to reach the final.
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Associated Press
Royal St.Davids
Tecoff
McIntire
Babe Didmkson Zaharias
Lowse Suggs
Anne Quast
Marysville
Wash
United States
Miss Garvey
Hilary Williamson
England
Miss Gunderson
Vicomtesse de Saint Sauveur
Sugar Ray seeks round by round scoring in Boston bout
Sugar Ray Robinson adviser George Gamford said he will ask the Massachusetts Athletic Commission to announce the judges' scoring after each round of Robinson's return middleweight title bout with Paul Pender in Boston on June 10. He noted officials were off in the first fight that cost Ray his title, and TV fans should hear the scores.
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New York
Sugar Ray
Massachusetts Athletic Commission
Robinson
Paul Pender
Boston
George Gamford
Brain Trust
Ray
Pender
Brookline
Mass
Cork, the Dead Bark of an Evergreen Oak
Cork is the dead bark of an evergreen oak tree harvested about every nine years to allow new bark to form.
Jones Leads Giants In 2 1 Win Over Cubs
Sam Jones hits a two out eighth ninth inning double driving in Bob Schmidt for a 2 1 win over Chicago as Ellsworth carries a two hitter into the ninth. Jones stays with the shutout duel and finishes with the victory in a tight pitchers battle.
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Jones
Giants
CUBS
SAN Francisco
Sam Jones
Bob Schmidt
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Bob Schmdt
Willie Kirkland
Andre Rodgers
Bill Rigney
Abrh
Ashburn
Bressouc
Banks
Mays
McCovey
Moryn
Jimmer
Kirkland
Thomas
Rodgers
Boucheesa
Moose routs Excelsior Dairy 15 3 in Ruth League clash
Moose routed Excelsior Dairy in Babe Ruth League play 15 to 3 behind Tom Rich. Moose scored six runs in the second inning and added three in the third, fourth, and sixth. Excelsior tallied in three separate frames, with Bichy collecting two hits and driving in three runs.
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Moose
Excesior Dairy
Tom Rich
Excelsior
Bichy
Cedars Top Oxco 168 in Little League Game
Tall Cedars lost to Oxco in a 168 run game last night. Oxco pitcher Snaxler and catcher Grove fueled the win with three and two home runs respectively. Oxco led 40 points in the first inning and held on as Oxco's hitters dominated. Cedar losing pitcher allowed 17 hits.
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Tall Cedars
Oxco
Snaxler
Grove
Offutt
Naylor and
Ofuut
Cosgrove
Alaska
Asia
Bering Strait
Hansen Harmonizes Hal Browns One Hit Win Over Yankees
Baltimore Orioles veteran Hal Brown pitched a one hit 4 1 victory over the New York Yankees as Ron Hansen's three run homer fueled a fifth inning outburst. Hansen's homer gave him four RBI and the AL lead with 22. Brown allowed only two baserunners, both on fourth inning walks, and Baltimore extended their hot streak while Mantle and Berra struggled. A seventh inning unearned run padded the Orioles' margin as Brooks Robinson's sacrifice bunt set up Hansen’s shot.
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Baltimore
Hal Brown
Ron Hansen
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Mickey Mantle
Brown
Mrantle
Berra
Bob Cerv
Duke Maas
New York
Maas
Jackie Brandt
Brooks Robinson
Hansen
Baltmore
Jonn Gabler
Gabler
Marv Breeding
Oaoles
Yanks
Mane Co
Larck
Rich’son
Mads
Hansenss
aHadley
Brow
Bastward
Baitimore
Serra
Baitrare DIL DP_Breen. Harsen
Gentle Mans
Kubek
Sxcaren
Latimore & HR
Mante Hansen
Grand
Manu
Pobiison
SO Mass
Garer
Naierid
Gabler Uttenkinsley
Sievtah
Heseckick
Chyiak
Chicago Triumphs Over Detroit With Late Inning Push
In a tense game Detroit fails to score after the sixth as Chicago plates six in the final frame. Baumann earns the win with a 2-2 record, Bunning charged with the loss at 1-3. Torgeson and Freese homer for Chicago, Berberet and Morgan provide key hits for Detroit.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baumann and
Lollar
Bunning
Morgan
Berberet
W — Baumann
L—Bunning
Torgeson i
Freese
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Elmer Gouker
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Parry O'Brien
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the News
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Scotts
Scott Motors
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Walter Johnson
AEN
Atlantic
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Blue Ridge Oil Company
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