Wilhelm Beaten by Gnats as Sox Win on Bugs
chicago white sox pitcher hoye wilhelm battles a swarm of gnats and a 7 2 loss to baltimore as the orioles rally in the ninth on singles by tasby woodling and triandos to seize eighth win in nine games detroit torches yanks with mossi in a tight 4 2 victory while haddix shines for pirates in a suspended game continuation over cardinals and braves top giants on rush shutout as milwaukee regains lead
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East Frederick Prepares For Weekend Twin Bill
East Frederick A. C. softball squad readies for a Saturday twin bill. They face City Tavern of the County Softball League in an exhibition tonight at Baker Park at 6 p.m. The City Tavern lineup features two fast players and a powerful batters core.
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Castoffs Upset League in Baseball Thriller Night
In a topsy turvy day, Detroit’s MessI and Cleveland’s Mossi led upsets while Sturdivant notches first Yankee win with relief. Wilhelm’s string ends as gnats disrupt Chicago start. Rush blanks Giants. Orioles rally, Reds pitcher O'Toole injured in wreck. practice postponed. local council elections noted. and tax base updates headline a sprawling sport and civic brief.
Baseball standings and results for Wednesday and schedule update
The American League and National League current standings list Cleveland Milwaukee Baltimore San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh Kansas City Los Angeles Detroit Washington Cincinnati New York Boston Philadelphia and St Louis. Wednesday results show Washington 3 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 New York 0 and Boston 3. Chicago 2. Thursday schedule includes Baltimore at Chicago Boston at Kansas City New York at Detroit with Detroit only game scheduled.
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Five Pinch Hitters Star in National League Chase
Freese has slammed five pinch hit homers to near the major league record, boosting Philadelphia's Bill Freese as a secret weapon. Burgess hits 6-for-7 with three doubles and two homers, while Smoky Burgess shines in pinch hitting. Aaron leads season batting races. Mathews and Robinson top home run and RBI lists as league leaders trend through the latest standouts.
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Fight Night Card Delivers Scattered Knockouts and Wins
AP reports mixed boxing results from multiple cities with several stoppages and outpoints. Notable bouts include Spokane Earl Atley stopping Terry Lewis in the 1st, Chico Chino edged by Phil Mover in Portland, and Jackie Hayden knocked out in Halifax. Shenandoah Downs card highlights Joe French riding Prince Nez to a $5520 payoff and Baloola winning the 3rd race with Poor Richard completing a $240 daily double at Shenandoah Downs.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Clouds From Delayed Games
Sports brief lists scattered results and suspended games with teams including San Francisco Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. Key scores show Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 0 St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1 and Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 amid rain postponements and rescheduled matchups.
Loyola Gets Half Of All-Star Places
Loyola players dominate the Mason-Dixon Conference all-star baseball selection with six first team picks. Ronald Seager Donald Deinlein David Carney Paul Di Bino and Raymond Short named for Loyola. Hampden Sydney pitchers Leor Hawker and Thomas Davis also honored. Washington College second baseman Norman Phillips and Ralph Skordas win first team spots. Albert Stewart of Western Maryland rounds out the all-star lineup.
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Second Major League All Star Game Planned This Year
The Philadelphia Phillies owner Red Carpenter announced a second major league all star game will be played in Los Angeles in August with radio and television deals to be arranged.NL and AL leaders plan talks in New York to finalize details as players push for the event.
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Weather repots muddy track and racing purse summaries tonight
Racing card outlines nine events with purses from 1,000 to 1,600. Odds listed for numerous horses across Thoroughbred claiming and maiden races. Selections favor Junior Chic, Marvs Mint, Albu 2 Balcluthe, River Lee and others with Best Bet on First Question.
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Major League Stars Pitching Shuts Out Yankees 2 0
Pitcher Don Mossi of the Tigers blanked the Yankees for Detroit's 2-0 victory while allowing four hits five strikeouts and no walks. Ron Samford of the Senators hit a tying homer in the 1st inning as Washington edged Cleveland 3-2. Del Rice of the Braves suffered a fractured left leg after a hard collision in Milwaukee’s loss to San Francisco.
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Aaron And Haddix Tie For NL Honor
Aaron and Haddix shared the National League Player of the Month award for May 1959 with 17 votes each from the 40-man committee. Elroy Face and Johnny Logan also received votes. Haddix starred in a May 26 game with 12 perfect innings, finishing May at 2 1 2 wins with a 2.58 ERA and 39 strikeouts. Aaron led the league with a .359 batting average, 4 home runs, and 31 RBIs.
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Silver Trophy Presented Erdelatz By 1958 Team
ANNAPOLIS AP When former Navy football Coach Eddie Erdelatz leaves for California next week he will take a silver trophy from his 1958 football team It lists his Navy coaching record including Sugar Bowl 1955 and Cotton Bowl 1958 The plaque reads In appreciation of your contributions to Navy football from 1950 to 1958 and was presented at his home Sunday night by captain elect Jim Dunn and other players Erdelatz resigned April 8 after nine years Navy won 30 20 and 5 3 against Army The trophy also lists Army results Jost 3. JEFFERSONIANS READY The Frederick Jeffersonian Democrats softball club will entertain Halltown WV today at 6 30 p m in Baker Park Local batteries include Jim Blank on the mound Ward Leads Drivers INDIANAPOLIS AP Roger Ward s 300 mile victory Saturday gives him a 200 point lead toward the 1959 national racing championship Ward has 1320 points Rathmann 1120 Bettenhausen 809 1
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Brown and Rosi Lightweight Title Showdown Tonight
Joe Brown faces Paolo Rosi in a nationally televised 15 round lightweight title bout at Utne Arena on ABC at 9 pm EST. Brown pursues a 34th bout decision, while Rosi sits third and seeks an upset. A crowd of about 6,000 is expected. Brown earns 40 percent of gate and TV fee.
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