Tigers Tribe Split Double Header Sunday
Cleveland Indians throttle Detroit 9 0 in the second game as Bobby Locke rebounded with a six hit shutout in his first start back, while Detroit took the opener 7 2 behind Jim Bunning who scattered six hits and struck out four. Rocky Colavito and Steve Bilko homered for Detroit.
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Cleveland
Bobby Locke
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Jim Bunning
Rockyh Colavito
Steve Bilko
Locke
Indianapolis
Jim Pierso
Hank Foiles
Tribe
Rocky Colavito
Steve Bilkodian
Fnander
Phillips
Hawkins
E—S.ersatt
Wilson
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Semproch
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Zimmerman
Burkitsville
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Zim
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H Lake
M. Hargett
C. Smith
Cubs Clobber Dodgers in Wild 12 8 Game
The Chicago Cubs exploded for a six run rally in the sixth inning and beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 12 to 8 to take the series. Frank Thomas drove in runs with two homers his 10th and 11th, while Frank Howard Charlie Neal and Wally Moon homered for the Dodgers. Freeman Hobbie and Elston combined on the win as Koufax took the loss.
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LOS Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Frank Thomas
Dodgers
Frank Howard
Charlie Neal
Wally Moon
Mark Freeman
Gien Hobbie
Ben Elston
Cubs
Yankees sweep Red Sox as Mantle Maris lead in twin bill
New York defeats Boston 5 4 and 8 9 in a doubleheader powered by Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris home runs and strong pitching. Bob Shantz and Art Ditmar kept the Red Sox offense in check, with Ditmar pitching a complete game in the nightcap to even his record at 3-3. Ted Williams homered for Boston, but Williams’ blast late wasn’t enough to avert the losses.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Boston
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Bobby Shantz
Art Ditmar
Shantz
Yankee
Ralph Terry
Mantle
Maris
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Pumpsie Green
Marty Keough
Shaniz
Pete Runnels
Williams
Keough
Wertz
Ditmar
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Delock
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H. Sullivan
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Berra
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Rudell Stitch Boxer Dies in River Rescue Tragedy
Louisville boxer Rudell Stitch age 27 drowned while attempting to save a companion in the Ohio River dam area. He and Charles Oliver 25 of Louisville vanished after Oliver slipped and fell from the dam as their fishing party crossed. Stitch once ranked among the top welterweights and held a Carnegie Medal for heroism.
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Stitch
Charles Oliver
V*—al ‘Boxing Assn
Oliver
Sid Brumer
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Stich
Rudell
Bruner
Hop Presbyterian Church
Ohio River
White sparks Cardinals to 9 4 win over Giants
Ex Giant Bill White fueled St Louis offense with two doubles driving a 9 4 victory over San Francisco. White had four of the Cardinals 17 hits and opened key innings in the sixth and seventh. Reliever Stu Miller took the loss for the Giants as errors aided St Louis in a five run swing. McDaniel earned the win for the Cards while Miller fell to 2 2. Ce pedo homered for San Francisco.
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Bill White
St. Louis Cadinals
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Cardinals
Joff
Giants
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Philadelphia
Stu Miller
Lindy MecDac
St. Louis
Phillies Sweep Pirates Behind Conley and Owens in Twin Bill
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1 in the first game and 4-1 in the nightcap to sweep the doubleheader. Gene Conley allowed 10 hits with firm pitching for his third win against three losses, while Jim Owens hurled a seven-hit, complete performance aided by a three-run homer by Neeman in the seventh. Dick Stuart homered for Pittsburgh in the second game but Harvey Haddix took the loss.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Conley
Jim Owens
Conley
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bob Friend
Owens
Dick Stuart
Harvey Haddix
Alough
Ted Sepedo
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Taylor
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Lepcio
Avzer'sk
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Haddix
aVirdon
Herrera
Malkmus
Neeman
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Umbrichty
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Crawford
Venton
Cascsii
Youth League Schedule Card Lake: June to August
Schedule from June to August lists games among Cardinals Redbirds Bluebirds Orioles at Butterfly Lane Feagaville and multiple venues. Matchups include Cardinals versus Redbirds Bluebirds versus Orioles and other combinations across dates from June 7 through August 9 with varying locations and several typos.
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Redbirds
Butterfly Lane
Bluebirds
Feagaville
Orioles
Feagaviille
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Oriles
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Cardinals I
National League Scores and Results Across Divisions
National League standings and results show Pittsburgh and San Francisco with high totals, Milwaukee and Cincinnati contesting middle positions, and Chicago and Los Angeles near the pack. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh led latest results, with Cincinnati and Milwaukee posting notable wins in yesterday’s slate.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Venierdiy
Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Roberts
Jackson
Shell Beats Kiwanis 85 in Babe Ruth Clash at McCurdy Field
Shell won their first game Saturday night 85 over Kiwanis at McCurdy Field. Shell scored all their runs in two different innings. Hart pitched all nine, walking eight and striking out eight. Stine took the loss, walking eight and fanning five. Shell and Kiwanis names appear as Hart Bowie Stine Stavens.
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Shell
Kiwanis
Babe Ruth
McCurdy Field
Jack ‘Hart
Stine
Hart
Bowie
Stavens
Rangers still dominate in county league
The Buckeystown Rangers secured a tenth straight victory by beating Hyattstown 175 to 143 in a Sunday doubleheader at Hyattstown. In game one Rangers benefited from Hyattstown errors as Hardy and Morercon homered and Lenhart added a Hyattstown homer. Game two saw Rangers draw 12 walks with Leaks earning the win as he allowed four. Cartnail homered for the Rangers and Giesler homered for Hyattstown.
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Buckeystown Rangers
Hyattstown
Rangers
Moe
Hardy
Morercon
Lenhart
Leaks
Cartnail
Giesler
R. HE
Ingram
Thomas and Hardy
Wood
Rice
Mullinix
RHE
Gforgan
Mulvnk
Local Soccer Pairings and Week Schedule
Gabes This Week pairs Buckeystown with Walkersville and Doubs with Germantown. Lovettsville faces Middletown while Creagerstown clashes Yellow Springs. Broad Rum travels to Bolivar for a match string in the weekend slate.
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Gabes
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Doubs
Germantown
Lovettsville
Middletown
Creagerstown
Yellow
Broad Rum
Bolivar
Local Ball Scores mixed results in county league play
The report covers a trio of softball and baseball games from the Tri County area with Chicago White Sox prospects and local clubs competing. Notable moments include Minoso homering for Chicago in a 2 to 3 loss. Baumann and teammates conquering Buckeystown. and several team tallies across Germantown Leewood Walkersville and surrounding towns with varied W L records and run totals.
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Hall
Katyna
Chiti
Kemmerer
Brown
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Minoso
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Woter
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Bart, & Zimm
P. Daley
Baumann
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Lollar
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Bolivara
City Tavern
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Burkittsville
Broad Run
Coopers Tavern
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Midtown
Creagerstown
Bolivar
A's Lose Pair to White Sox in 2-0 Openers
Chicago pitchers Russ Kemmerer and Frank Baumann threw back to back 2-0 wins over Kansas City. Kemmerer limited the A's to seven hits in game two with six walks and six strikeouts, earning his second victory since joining the Sox. Baumann also blanked Detroit in his latest start, securing his second straight shutout.
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Chicago AP
Russ Kemmerer
Frank Baumann
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Kemmerer
Washington
Baumann
Boston
Ron Jackson
Sox
Pommeter
Bill Tuttle
Tuttle
Jerry Lumpe
Frederick Wins 2 1 Over Westminster In Softball Thriller
East Frederick A C moved into sole first place in TriState Softball League after a 2 1 win over Martinsburg at Baker Park. Jim Blank pitched well for E Frederick with five strikeouts and three hits allowed. Dick Ogleby held to four hits for Martinsburg. Kenny Shaw doubled and Blank scored the winning run in the bottom of the second.
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A. C
Baker
Martinsburg
Jim Blank
E. Frederick
Dick Ogleby
Blank
Ogleby
Frederick
Kenny Shaw
Martingsburg
J. Harrison
Ken Shaw
League Leaders Highlight 1964 American League Stats
Baseball leaders listed include Runnels Boston with 378 at bats and 59 hits, Maris New York with 36 RBIs and 14 home runs, Mantle New York with 41 runs, and Pasqual Washington with 81 strikeouts. Other top names include Minoso Chicago, Lollar Chicago, Skowron New York, Fox Chicago, and Aparicio Chicago among stolen bases leaders. In pitching Coates New York leads with five decisions. Estrada and Brown Baltimore and Staley Chicago post 5-1 records. Algeria violence: rebels throw grenade in a ballroom, wounding 43. two terrorists captured. possible link to Rene Mekki assassination.
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Boston
Herzog
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Maris
Hansen
Baltimore
Lollar
Skowron
Fox
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Minoio
Pier'sall
Cleveland
Coates
Estrada
Brown
Staley
Pascual
Bunning
Detroit
Algeria
Oran
Rene Mekki
Lions Win 4-2 Over Optimists
The Lions defeated the Optimists 4 to 2 in a National Little League game. Winning pitcher Hart struck out eight and allowed three hits. McQuillan homered for the losers. Shaw took the loss, giving up two hits and six walks. Lions 4 Optimists 2.
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Hart
McQuillan
Shaw
Lions Ca
Reynolds
lSnow
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