Orioles pound in doubleheader to sweep Kansas City
In a doubleheader sweep, the Baltimore Orioles overwhelmed the Kansas City Athletics. Gus Triandos homered, Billy Gardner sparked a late rally, and pitching by Turley and Garver shut down Kansas City as Baltimore took both games with strong hitting and sharp defense.
Local Sunday Baseball and Softball Schedule
Week's games listed for Tricounty and Maryland State leagues begin at 2 PM on Sunday. Matches include Middletown at Buckeystown Gard ner Doubs at Walkersville and more across Montgomery Frederick and surrounding towns with additional County Softball League games Liberty at Mountaindale Burkittsville at Buckeystown Ballenger at Skookstown.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Offered Million For Fight
New York AP Sugar Ray Robinson middleweight champion said he received a telegram offering a million dollars to fight heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Robinson plans to fly to Los Angeles to discuss the potential bout with Cy Weintraub, who also sent the offer to Patterson. The Los Angeles Coliseum would host the match in September.
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Orioles to base spring training in Miami next year
Baltimore will move its spring training from Scottsdale to Miami, with Miami Stadium named as home base after an agreement announced by president James Keelty Jr. and Miamii Marlins president George B. Storer.
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Major League Stars Shine In Doubleheader Sweep
Pitcher Milt Pappas of the Orioles yielded four hits and completed his first major league complete game in a nightcap one-hit shutout as Baltimore swept the Athletics 2-1. In the same twin bill Mickey Mantle drove in four runs with two homers, his ninth and tenth of the year, helping the Yankees to a 65 win over the Indians.
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Akins Stops Martinez With Fourth Round KO
Virgil Akins, a powerful puncher from St Louis, defeated Vince Martinez to win the world welterweight title by a fourth round technical knockout. Martinez was dropped multiple times, twice in the first round and again in the second, before Kessler halted the bout as Martinez lay on the canvas.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules for Major Leagues
Likewise today and yesterday results show Chicago defeating Boston 6 to 2 while Pittsburgh edged Chicago 6 1 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. Other results include Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 5 and Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 2 with Philadelphia at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Chicago on the slate.
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East Frederick AC Back In Action Tonight
East Frederick ACs host Washington DC in a top league clash at McCurdy Field tonight at 8 PM. Washington sits 4-0, while Frederick is 4-1 and built on a reputation from regional and world series events.
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All Star Game Tickets Flood Baltimore Area
An avalanche of mail applications hit for the July 3 All-Star baseball game. Orioles executive vice president Bill Walsingham said about 40,000 requests arrived within 18 hours after the postal deadline, with only 20,000 tickets available.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Seattle edged Phoenix 6 5 in a game at Salt Lake City while Sacrax beat San Diego 9 to 3 at Spokane. Portland faced Vancouver as other results awaited completion after a suspended game and curfew.
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