Senators Beat Orioles 4 to 1 Behind Woodeshick Complete Game
Hal Woodeshick pitched his first complete game in the American League since 1953, allowing five hits as the Washington Senators defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4 1. Bob Allison homered and drove in three runs as Washington snapped Baltimore’s three game win streak. Milt Pappas took the loss after six straight wins over Washington dating to 1953. The result tightened Baltimore’s lead in the standings while Cleveland beat Detroit to stay within a game and a half.
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Washington
Hal Woodeshick
Baltmore
Orioles
Bob Alison
Senators
Llow
Taple
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Woodeshick
Bills
Marv Breeding
Nugent speaks at Frederick High award banquet amid Terps optimism
Tom Nugent addressed Frederick High School's fourth annual award banquet urging self belief as a path to achievement. Maryland, long dismissed as doormats in the ACC, finished the year 5-5 and eager for the next season. The day also features the state class B and C track meet with eight entrants including Dave Brenneman of Frederick High in the one mile invitational.
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Sports Desk
Tom Nugent
Maryland
Frederick
FHS
Nugent
Terps
ACC
Frederick High School
Cumberland Valley Athletic Club
St. James
Hagerstown
Dave Brenneman
Dave
Lane
BE Claus
Allegany High
Stering Haines
Westminster High
Mervin Hast
Fort
Walkersville
Lincoln
Frederica
Sam Smith
Bill Talley
Lions
Gene Snowden
Bill Lee
Three Shoot 67 Ties Pro Am Golf At Fountain Bead
In Hagerstown AP report three players including Dick Steichter tied at 67 in the Middle Atlantic PGA pro am round. Clarence Doser Johnny Musser and Stan Mouser led the field with 69 or 70 scores, while Frank Morris and Jack Doser highlighted amateur play.
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Hagerstown
Dick Steichter
Esenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Fountain Bead
Sleichter
Clarence Doser
Shady Grove
Johnny Musser
All View
Charlie Bassler
Turf Valley
Jum Beluzza
Argyle
Bobby Bowers
Springfiled
Country Club
Frank Tenney
White Flint
Paul Mosea
Clifton Park
Walter Romans
Baltimore Country Club
Andy Gibson
The
Country Club of
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Melvin Rowe
Burning Tree
Stan Mouser
Dick Kreager
Kenwood
Arthur Edgar
Bob Sellers
Chambersburg
Griffith Wins Narrow Boxing Decision in New York
Emil Griffith edged Argentina’s Jorge Fernandez by split decision over 10 rounds at St Nicolas Arena. The crowd booed, chairs flew, and officials ruled Griffith the winner 3-1-1 on the AP card Fernandez led on two of three cards before the ringside view. Fernandez’s skid extended to two fights in the United States as Griffith improved to 18-2. Fernandez weighed 147 1/4 pounds. Griffith 147 pounds.
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New York
Emil Griffith
Argentina
Jorge Fernandez
St. Nicholas Arena
Peter Delia
Dack
Griffith
Joe Agnello
Fernandez
United States
Oldest engineering school and military post noted
Oldest engineering school and oldest permanent U.S. military post said to be the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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United States
United States Miliary Academy
West Foun
Tri County League Preview Middletown Creagerstown Tilt
Middletown travels to Creagerstown for the top Tri County League matchup as Germantown leads and Creagerstown seeks first defeat. Other Sunday games include Walkersville at Lovettsville Doubs hosting Buckeystown Yellow Springs at Broad Run and Germantown vs Bolivar with pitching plans featuring Crone Favorite Menard Riley Eaves Reed Wenner Beachley Ricketts for the day’s key clashes.
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Middletown
Creagerstown
Germantown
Walkersville
Lovettsville
Doubs
Buckeystown
Yellow Springs
Broad Run
Bolvar
Creaerstown
Bob Crone
Frank
Lloyd Heatherly
Germantown Ski Holding
Bolivar
Pat
Bud Gilroy
Mike Menard
Jim Riley
Ken Eaves
Paul Eaves
Glade Valley
Lane Reed
Larry Wenner
Hill
Harold Hargett
Jim Beachley
Mel Beachley
Elmer Cook
Waldo Ricketts
Law Gains 8th Win With Pirates Shutout of Phillies
Vernon Law pitched a three hitter to seal a 3-0 Pirates win over Philadelphia as Tony Curry and Joe Koppe were injured chasing a fly ball in short left. The Pirates extended their lead with six straight wins and improved to 8-1 in Law's decisions for the season.
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Philadelphia
Short Leftield
Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Phillies
Pirates
Tony Curry
Joe Koppe
Temple University Hosital
Rocky Nelson
John Buzhardt
Dick Farrell
Law
Gost
Taylor
Skinner
Curry
Nelson
Herrere
Clemente
Burgess
Ferrel
Malek
Borhhardt Ia
Philsdelphus
DelGreco
Phssursh
Mazeroska
Buthacht
Mauchs
Terrere Max
Tay'o
Vevera
Maryland Champ Wins Golf Title
Mrs Frank Cush of Argyle Country Club Lay bill Md Friday won the Middle Atlantic Women's Golf Championship with a 239 total after 54 holes. She overtook Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore who finished second with 242. Jane Schiller of Green Hill Salisbury Md placed third with 243 and C E Richards of Country Club of Maryland Baltimore was fourth at 244. The event was played at Washington Field and Country Club.
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Washington
Frank Cush
Argyle Country Club
Lay Bill
Cush
Maryland
Baltimore
Mary Ann Downey
Miss Downey
Jane Schiller
Green Hill Country Club
Salisbury
Turley Triumphs In Yankee Win Over Red Sox 4 3
Bob Turley earned his first start since last August and improved to 2-1 as the New York Yankees edged the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3. A three run third, aided by a passed ball and a wild pitch, carried the Yankees past Jerry Casale (2-4), who dropped his fourth straight. Rip Repulski hit his second homer for Boston. Turley left after 6 1 3 innings, with Shantz and Berr prior closing out. Casale took the loss.
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NEW York
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Boston
Jerry Casale
Yankees
Casale
Turley
Pumpsie Green
Rip Repulski
Borland
Sadowski
H Sulika
Sunday schedule blends local leagues in Maryland games
Maryland State League features Aury at Frederick Shook Brunswick at New Market Car Poolesville at Tramsville Sheffer Thurmont at Jefferson Trimmer Tri County League lists Waisersville at Lovellsville Watkins Buckeystown at Doubs Remus Middletown at Creagerstown Garber Yellow Springs at Broad Run Durell Bolivar at Germantown Cannon Beart of Maryland Harmony at Knoxville George Liberty at Taylorstown Miller Lucketts at Pt of Rocks Groff County Softball Lewistown at Coopers Tavern Buckeystown at Hyattstown Burkittsville at Bartgis and Zim Terman City Tavern at Economy Ou.
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Maryland State League
Aury
Frederick
Tri-County League
Waisersvile
Lovellsville
Watkins Buckeystown
Doubs
Remus Middletown
Creagerstown
Garber Yellow Springs
Broad Run
Durell Bolivar
Germantown
Cannon
Lewistown
Coopers Tavern
Buckeystown
Hyattstown
Burkittsville
Bartgis
Zim- Terman
City Tavern
Economy Ou
SUDS ON SALE FOR BIRD FANS
Beer will be sold by venders in Memorial Stadium stands at Saturday night’s game against Washington after approval by the City Liquor Board. Previously fans could buy it only at two booths under the stands.
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Baltimore
Memoral Stadium
Washington
City Liquor Board
Elks Top Cedars In American Little League
Elks defeated Tall Cedars 13 to 10 at Baker Park in the American Little League. Elks led early and scored 11 runs in the first two innings to clinch the win. Beacht pitched for the Elks with S Smith losing for Cedars.
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Elks
Tall Cedars
Baker Park
Beacht
S. Smith
Cedars
S Smith
Gearinger
Cosgrove
Michael
Bruchey
Indians Beat Tigers 6 2 as Aspromonte homers twice
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 2 in the opener of a four game series. Ken Aspromonte homered twice and had three RBIs to pace the Indians. Jam Perry earned the win, going through seven innings before Klippstein finished.
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Cleveland
Ken Aspromonte
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Jam
Perry
Tiger
Johnny Klopstein
Frank Lary
Tigers
Lary
Indians
Tribe
Bob Bruce
Detroit
Brice
Berberet
Perr. Klipnstein
Romano W—Perry
L—Lary
Aspromonte
Never Too Late Captures Epsom Oaks in Tight Finish
Never Too Late owned by Mrs. Howell E Jackson wins the Epsom Oaks by a head over Paimpont in a close finish. Imberline, trained in France, takes third, two lengths back. The American owned runners vie in the 3-year-old filly Classic as French jockey Roger Poincelet guides the winner.
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Epsom
England
Paimpont
Howell E Jackson
Bull Run Stud
Middleburg
Newmarket
Apri
Baron Guy de Rothschild
Roger Poinceret
Snead will miss British Open unless US Open alters plans
Sam Snead said he cannot play in the British Open next month due to prior commitments at the US Open. He would consider entering if he wins the US Open and can cancel other engagements. Snead asked tour director Fred Corcoran to file an entry as a precaution.
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New York
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
St. Andrews
Scotland
Snead
Cherry Hills Club
Denver
Colo
Mt Airy VFW Headlines Four-Game State League Slate
The Maryland State League opens a four game Sunday with Brunswick facing New Market at New Market and Mt Airy hosting Thurmont. Yiamsville and Poolessile also on the schedule as Mt Airy seeks first win while New Market and Brunswick aim to rebound from tough opens.
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Brunswick
New Market
Yiamsville
Poolessile
Mt. Ay Us
Frederick
Thurmont
Jefferson
Billy Merriman
Sall
Pud Zimmerman
Stan Lares
Mt Asty
Jack Kanna
Tommy Michael
Tuamsville
Mt Airy
Poolesville
Walt
Lefty
Baseball Standings and May Player of the Month
The column lists American League standings with Baltimore and Cleveland leading divisions and notes yesterday results. Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates is named National League player of the month for May, with strong RBI and batting average and stellar outfield play.
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Clemente
Cincinnati
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball
Don Cardwell
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
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