State League Leaders Face Crucial Sunday Showdown
The Maryland State League title race narrows to Thurmont and Ijamsville as Thurmont eyes a Sunday clash at Jiamsville with two key pitchers Beiser and Wast Yer and catcher Royer in reserve. Remus warns on injuries as fans pack the stadium for the decisive game.
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Thurmont
Kurt Sliamsville
Ijamsville
McCurdy Field
Frank Wilder
Vamsville
Beiser
Wast Yer
Royer
Penn State
Bob Remus
Southy Paw
Don Neal
Howard Smith
Johnny Trout
Charley Holland
Henry Groff
Eddie Garrett
Fort Meade
Bop Remus
Charles E. Moylan
John Trout
Bob Marendt
Tramsville
Split Decision Awarded Gil Turner Main Event Win
Gil Turner of Philadelphia won a 10 round split decision over Yama Bahama of the West Indies at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Turner, weighing 152 pounds, faced boos from 2,068 fans as judges split with 96-95 and 97-93 tallies for Turner while another judge had Bahama ahead 97-94 and the AP favored Bahama.
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Fla
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Philadelphia
Yama Bahama
West Indies
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Gus Jacobson
Cy Golt
Fried
Stu Winston
Associated Press
Baseball Leaders And Tournament Reports
The AP lists American League batting leader Williams Boston with 401 runs and Mantle New York 38 home runs, plus pitching leader Trucks Kansas City 3 0 with 1 000 strikeouts for the season. In the National League Fondy Pittsburgh tops batting with 365, Aaron Milwaukee leads with 37 runs batted in, and Koufax Brooklyn has 59 strikeouts. Northern Division girls softball tournament results include Liberty Walkersville Emmitsburg and Thurmont with scores from round robin play.
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Aaron
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Hoak
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Walkersville
Liberty
Emmitsburg
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights From Today
The Eastern time baseball card lists standings for the National and American Leagues with wins losses and percentages. It notes upcoming games including Milwaukee at New York and Boston at Chicago with starting times and pitcher matchups, plus yesterday’s results.
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Boston
Detroit
Wash
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
White Sox Rally to 19th Victory Over Red Sox
Chicago's first place club beat Boston 6 2 on a costly Red Sox error. Billy Kraus delivered a two base toss for two unearned runs in the fifth, sealing the Pale Hose lead as Detroit, New York, and Boston results topped the day's baseball card.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Billy Kraus
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Willy
East Medical Assa
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Herlaiso
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New York Today
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Taylor Phillips
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Andre Rogers
Whitey Lock- Man
Ossie Virgil
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Katt
Bobby Thomson
Johnson
Thomson
Joe Adcock
Hank Sauer
Red Schoendienst
Willie Mars
Lockman
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Don Drysdale
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Gino Cimoli
the Brooks
Drysdale
Young Don Kaiser
Jerry Lynch
Ith
Jess
Cubs
Brooklyn
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Yankees
Indians
Trout Meet Their Match Through Angler's Skills
Field and Stream recounts Benjamin Phebus, former regional game warden, catching 23 trout in a day using a spotted rubber spider and a white marabou streamer. It notes trout stockingEnded for the year on Fishing and Big Hunting Creek, with about 1,000 fish released, and discusses low water conditions and tactics for trout in late summer. It also previews the baseball scoreline and local angling tips at Tridelphia Lake near Cooksville, Maryland.
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Benjamin Phebus
Ben
Big Hunting
Spectator causes trouble as Phillies fall in latest game
A Phillies loss sparked by a spectator who grabbed a foul ball near Richie Ashburn and Grannie Hamner in Philadelphia. The man was escorted by police and charged with disorderly conduct after the game, while Cincinnati pulled ahead in the pennant chase.
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Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Grannie Hamner
Ashburn
Hamner
Thomas Harrison
Wilmington
Del
Harrison
Cincinnati
Patterson Tops Fight Jackson In New York This July
Patterson to defend heavyweight title at the Polo Grounds in New York on July 29 or 30 against Tommy Huricane Jackson. Managerial intrigue and promoter mediation led to a rematch deal with TV revenue plans and a potential $700,000 gate. Patterson seeks his first defense since defeating Archie Moore.
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Floyd" Patterson
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Eastern Parkway Arena
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International Boxing Club
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Archie Moore
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Cardinals Beat Pirates 5-2 as St Louis Ends Pittsburgh Streak
Lindy McDaniel matched five hits and eight strikeouts in a 5-2 win over Pittsburgh, ending the Pirates four game run. St Louis widened its NL lead with a five run first inning delayed by rain, then held on against the Bucs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pitsburgh Pirates
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Plans To Stop Hail Weather Modification Group Forms
The Blue Ridge Weather Modification Company elected R. Samuel Dillon Jr. as vice president and named Stanley E. Fulton among its directors. The group reported 20 000 acres signed under a weather modification program to prevent hail storms, with equipment installation underway and service scheduled to begin.
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R. Samuel Dillon Jr
Hancock Fruit Grower
Stanley E. Fulton
Hancock
Scout Who Discovered Charley Keller Dead
New York Yankee scout Paul Krichel died at his home Tuesday night at age 74 after 37 years with the team. He joined in 1920 and served as chief scout, signing stars such as Lou Gehrig Tony Lazzeri Red Rolfe Leo Durocher Phil Rizzuto Charley Hey Keller Vic Raschi and Whitey Ford.
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Paul Krichel
New
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Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Red Rolfe
Leo Durocher
Phil Rizzuto
Char
Hey Keller
Vic Raschi
Whitey Ford
Yankees Invite Kishi To Open Yankees Sox Game
New York Yankees General Manager George Weiss invited Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi of Japan to throw the ceremonial first ball at the June 23 game between the Yankees and the White Sox at Yankee Stadium. Officials expect acceptance, praising the reciprocal hospitality from 1955.
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
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Yankees Feud Heats Up After Rizutto Remarks
In Cleveland the Yankees win three straight after a public clash with former shortstop Phil Rizutto. He blasted the club at a luncheon, claiming players read newspapers too much and overplay dead. Casey Stengel faces calls to shuffle staff and roles amid the controversy.
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King Kong) Kessler
Jube Indians
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Rizzuto
Bob Feller
Tribe
Fights Last Night Review Matches City Welterweight Card
In Miami Beach Gil Turner of Philadelphia outpointed Ya ma Bahama in a 152 pound bout. Wayne Womo chil from Omaha defeated Wil bur Dilley in a 190 pound clash. Milwaukee’s 100000 plus city area hosts 16 churches across 26 denominations highlighting local religious diversity.
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Miami Beach
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Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Yama Bahama
British West Indies
Omaha
Neb
Wayne Womochil
Wilbur Dilley
Milwaukee
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