Indians Sweep Orioles as Score Is Wildcard in Win
Cleveland beats Baltimore 9 1 in a game led by Herb Score who fanned 10 in four innings and allowed two hits. Dave Pope hit a grand slam, Gus Triandos Hal Smith and Jim Pyburn contributed, and Willie Miranda was involved in two key plays. The Indians pulled away with six unearned runs in the second inning, while Score earned his sixth win. The game featured a strong Yankees win, Tigers Kaline leading Detroit to a 4 3 victory, and other league action including Pittsburgh and Giants wins.
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Jim Pyburn
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Today's Baseball Cadets Close With Victory Sy The Associated Pro
Eastern Standard Time recap shows New York, Chicago and Detroit winning day games. Standings feature New York leading, with Cleveland, Chicago, Boston and Kansas City in pursuit. Tonight's scheduled games include New York at Chicago and Boston at Kansas City among others.
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Dairy Easy Win Extends 10-5 Season Finish
Frederick High School's varsity closed the season with a 5 inning 3 to 1 victory over Wheaton High at Wheaton. Pud Zimmerman struck out eight, walked four, and allowed one hit in a pitching duel with Goldberg. Donald Brown drove in all three Cadet runs with a single and a home run, as Wheaton battled back but fell short.
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Goldberg
Olson Schedule Ambitious One
Sid Flaherty outlines a bold plan for Aibaahah Barn 7 Ulan and an England tour to face Archie Moore Don Cockell and Rocky Marciano as Olson defends the middleweight title and plans a 160 pound comeback, with talks of a double title amid commission worries before training in Asbury Park and a June 22 light heavyweight title match.
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New York
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Aibaahah
Ulan
Bobo
Archie Moore
England
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Flaherty
Rocky Marelane
Olson
Asbury Park
N. J
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Olean
Moore
Cockell
Jack Solomons
Marciano
San Francisco
All-Star Game At Local Field Thursday
The Maryland State League selects its top players to face Tri- County League in an All-Star game at McCurdy Field next Thursday. Action starts at 8 30 p m with players from Beallsville Sjamsville New Market Brunswick Mt Airy Damascus Frederick and more. Proceeds go to both leagues and tickets are selling well amid expectations of a large crowd.
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Rabbit) Ramsburg
William B. Burail
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R. Poole
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Sjamsville
Bill Grove
Chiz Stalex
Charlie Holland
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Buck Miller
Allen Burgee
Brunswick
B. Donovan
Gordon
Lovelace
Jefferson
Doty
Howard Smith
Yamsville
Shelly Dawson
Gartrell
Pud” Zimmerman
Jack Geiser
Frederick
Ramsburg
Guy Watkins
Damascus
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Fun Feagues
Two Teams Tie In Eight Inning National Division Little League
NECA and Optimists, the two second place clubs, tied 7 to 7 after eight innings in a National Division Little League game. Billy Zimmerman of NECA starred with a homer, a double and three singles, including the tying homer in the fifth as Optimists surged to an early lead. Neither team could break the deadlock in the late innings, and no playoff announcement was made as standings will influence first-half results.
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Giants fail to seize breaks as Giants slip from title glare
New York Giants stumble near .500 as experts recall their World Series dominance with Cleveland Indians. Gayle Talbot notes a lag in front office moves and wonder if two months ago predictions of a repeat NL title were premature. Desperate measures seem late, with crucial breaks no longer favoring them.
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NEW York
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Brooklyn
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Quinn Track and Field Meet Set for Saturday
More than 40 entries are expected in the second annual Alvin ta deantened field mont veiue held under auspices of the Frederick M. C. A. at Elm Street School athletic field Saturday morning at 9 30 o'clock. Jack Griffin will be in general charge of the events. Medals will be awarded to first place winners with ribbons for second and honorable mention for third. Bears Win Again The Bears won their second straight and the Tigers dropped their second in a close Bruns wick Little League game Thursday evening. Ronald Miller hit two homers for the Bears in the big fifth inning. Wayne Hawes homered for the losers.
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Odgen-Allen report on Giants batting woes and Orioles tryouts
The article notes Don Mucler leads with a .300 average while Willie Mays and Monte Irvin lag amid shifts in form. It highlights Al Dark as the top defender under par and praises Maglie and Hearn for keeping the Giants afloat. It then details Baltimore Orioles talent camps in Maryland and West Virginia, supervised by John F. Whalen, with dates in June at Charleston, Frederick, Salisbury, and Elkton.
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Hank Thompson
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McCurdy
Rosedale Bumps Elks In Big Little League Win
Rosedale overwhelmed Elks 12 to 2 in an American Division Little League game Thursday. Lipps homered for the losers as Rosedale built a 6 run lead with five in the second and four in the fourth. Winning pitcher Miller allowed four hits in 5 3 innings, Coulter gave up four in 1 1/5. Umpire Corrigan.
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Fights Last Night in Los Angeles Card
In Los Angeles Aragon outpointed Jorday while Salas stopped Aguirre in 10 rounds. Kid Gavlan from Havana knocked out Celumine in 3 rounds. A note on meat searing explains it browns but does not preserve juices.
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Don Jorday
Lauro Salas
Monterrey
Mexico
Pete Aguirre
Santa Clare
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