Middletown Rout Thurmont 35-0 to Extend Scoreless Streak
Middletown pitcher Bill Carder blanked Thurmont on a four hitter as Middletown won 35-0 to stretch its season scoreless streak to 32 innings. John Rudy and Rudell with two doubles and Larry Ahalt with a triple led the offense, while Carder fanned six without a walk. The win places Middletown in sole possession of second in the Tri County League.
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Thurmont
Middletown
Bill Carder
Bolivar
Carder
Bob Shaffer
Herm Grimm
Bill Wildasin
John Rudy
Rudell
Larry Ahalt
Ron Hart
L. Ahalt
Shaffer
Grimm
Wildasin
Kelley
Harmon
Lema Defends Buick Open Title In Grand Blanc Duel
Champagne Tony Lema outlasted Jack Nicklaus to defend the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan finishing 280 eight under par. Johnny Pott moved to second after Nicklaus faltered on 18th with a 7. Julius Boros took third at 283. Lema earned 20000 and a Buick for five years.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Pott
Lemna
Julius Boros
Dodgers Win Behind Drysdale in Milwaukee
Los Angeles pitcher Don Drysdale became the first 10 game winner, throwing a four run shutout as the Dodgers beat the Braves 4 0. Gene Oliver homered twice and Milwaukee tied the nightcap to win 6 4 with Reed tagged with the loss in relief.
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Dodgers
Drysdale
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Braves
Gene Oliver
Roseboro
Kelley Sadowski
Niekro
Torre
W—Drysdale
L—Kelley
Gillae
Johnson
L. Angeles
Reed
Brewer
Perranoski
Miller
Valle
Lemaster
O'Dell
Sadowski
L-Reed
Gilliam
Oliver
Phillies Sweep Cubs as Callison Hits Three Homers
Philadelphia rallies for a 10-9 victory over the Chicago Cubs in game two after a 2-1 win in the opener. Johnny Callison belted three homers in the nightcap as part of a five-homer Phillies assault. Ray Culp earned the win with five hits allowed in his start, while Dalrymple homered for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Ray Culp
Culp
Dalrymple
Buhl
McDaniel
Hendley
Krug
Bailey
W—Culp
First Free Agent Draft Details Outlined by Majors
Baseball officials from Ford Frick to 20 clubs prepare Monday to set rules for the first free agent draft beginning Tuesday morning. The plan mirrors football in structure but differs in scope, affecting all majors and minors.
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New York
Ford Frick
Indians Crush Tigers 10-1 Behind Five-Hitter
Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick and Gary Bell limited Detroit to five hits as the Indians capitalized on Tigers mistakes for a 10-1 victory. Kralick earned his second win, Sparma took the loss, and home runs came from Horton for Detroit and Alvis for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Jack Kralick
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Sparmia
Gladding
Nischwitz
Regan
Freehan
Kralick
Bell
Carreon
W—Kralick
L — Sparma
Horton
Alvis
Red Sox and A's Split Long Doubleheader in Kansas City
In the second game Boston lost 4-3 to Kansas City after Mike Hershberger drove in the deciding run in the seventh. Boston won the opener 9-4 as Wagner earned the decision and Jackson took the loss. Home runs included Callison, Rojas, and Stuart for Philadelphia and Clemens, Santo, Williams for Chicago.
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Kansas City
Mike Hershberger
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Mahaffey
Baldschun
Bell
Dalrymple
Jackson
Humphreys
Hendley
McDaniel
Broglio
Bailey
Wagner
L Jackson
Callison
Rojas
Stuart
Clemens
Santo
Williams
Ellis 5 Hits Giants 6-0 for Ninth Win
Sammy Ellis pitched a five hitter to earn his ninth win as Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 6-0 in Cincinnati. Ellis went the distance, Hands took the loss for San Francisco allowing six runs. Bolin, Herber, Henry and Haller contributed for the Giants while Pavletich added key plays for the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sammy Ellis
San Francisco
Sunny
San Fran
Bolin
Herber
Henry
Haller
Ellis
Pavletich
W—Ellis
Moving South This Winter Sales Opening
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Fort Worth Texas
Boston and Kansas City Split Doubleheader Highlights
In the first game Boston hitters Jones and Harrelson clash with Kansas City pitchers Harrelson and Mossi. In the second game Boston edges ahead with Mantilla homering as Mossi earns the win and Duliba suffers the loss in a longer affair.
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Boston
Kansas City
Morehead
Ritchie
Parley
Radatz
Tillman
Buschhorn
Dixon
Mossi
Pena
Hunter
Bryan
L-Mossi
Jones
Harrelson
Civiton Tops North End in First Half Close
The Civitans beat North End 7 to 4 to finish the first half of the National Little League season. Winning pitcher John Pele allowed 10 hits and struck out five, aided by Dave Bowens who hit a grand slam and two extra hits. Bob and Warren Stockman homered for North End, with Donny Smallwood John Hull and Jimmy Rhodes collecting two hits for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Walkersville
Eddie Cook
Cook
George Blickenstaff
Wayne Swomley
Leo Dunlcan
Swomley
Duncan
Grayson Ramsburg
Arthur Bidle
Blickenstaff
Dick Baker
Roger Wiles
Boyer
Baker
Wiles
Bidle
A. Bidle
Civiton
North End
John Pele
Stockman Brothers
Bobby
Warren
Fanning
Dave Bowens
Civitans
Bowens
Ernie Bowens
Leif Moffman
Donny Smallwood
John Hull
Jimmy Rhodes
North Enders
Pele
E. Bowens
Stockman
Hull
W. Stockman
Tresh hits three homers in Yankees doubleheader win
Tom Tresh drove in five runs by blasting three consecutive homers and a single as the New York Yankees swept Chicago White Sox 12-0. Al Downing allowed three hits for the shutout, while Whitey Ford and Juan Pizarro split the day’s mound duties in the 6-1 first game victory. The sweep gives New York three straight wins for just the second time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
al Downing
Tresh
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Juan Pizarro
Con
Twins Wallop Senators 11-2 as Zimmermann Homers
Jerry Zimmer man hit the first homer of his five year major league career and drove in three as the Twins beat the Senators 11-2 in St. Paul. Jimmie Hall had three hits while Tony Oliva homered for his 10th and Hall added a run scoring double. Zimmer man’s homer helped build a early lead and Pleis earned his third win in relief.
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MT. Airy
New Market
Max Day
Mr. Airy
Ken Eaves
Champs
Mike Rimmey
Jim Ward
Sid Bailey
Donny Hobbs
Bob Bellison
Ward
Bailey
Bellison
Spike Jones
Charley Grubbs
Dale Ramsburg
Bobby Clark
Bolivar
Phil Ranneberger
Doubs
Ranneberger
Miller
Audie Murphy
White
Hartman
Junior Derr
Derr
Rosenberry
Lancer
Keller
Routzahn
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota Twins
Washington
Senators
Minnesota
Zimmerman
Jimmie Hall
Tony Oliva
Twins
Phil Ortega
Hall
Bill Pleis
Dave Boswell
M. J. Grove Blanks Dairy Maid 6-0 in Babe Ruth Clash
Jim Bachtell pitched five hit shutout baseball and hit a homer with two singles as M. J. Grove topped Dairy Maid 6-0. Bachtell struck out seven and walked five, while Dairy Maid scored all its runs in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bachtell
M. J. Grove
Dairy Maid
Bachtell
Jim Garner
Limers
Chet Baker
Gary O'Bryan
Renn
O'Bryant
Mealy
Angels blank Orioles 3-0 as Rudy May wins
Rookie left hander Rudy May pitched seven innings of two hitless ball through eight frames? Actually seven hitters, as the Angels defeated the Orioles 3-0. May struck out two and walked none to notch his first victory since May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Rudy May
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
May
Orioles
Angels
Oriole
Jim Palmer
Jose Cardenal
Dick Brown
Albie Pearson
Palmer
Willie Smith
Cardenal
Bob Rodgers
Dirk Hall
Rodgers
Bucs Sweep Mets in Doubleheader 5-3 and 3-0
Bob Veale pitched his fourth straight complete game to lift Pittsburgh to a 3-0 victory in the nightcap after the Pirates won the opener 5-3. In the first game Lew Burdette? No. The Mets slugged two homers, one by Lewis and another by Gonder, while Cardwell earned the win for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
New York Mets
Frederick Tops Ay Post 5-3 on Sixth Inning Rally
Frederick American Legion defeated the D C Agriculture Post 5-3 at McCurdy Field as Gordon Smith sparked a six run rally with a lead off homer in the sixth. Benny Grove earned the win with Ron Hart finishing the last four innings. Keyser, Grove, and Hart contributed multiple hits. Scott Key Post opens district play Wednesday at Westminster.
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Gordon Smith
Frederick
American Legion
D. C. Agriculture Post
McCurdy Field
Francis Scott Key Post
Smith
Benny Grove
Ron Hart
Grove
Hart
Homer Smith
Stan Keyser
Scott Key Post
Westminster
Wheaton
Kensington Post
Adelphia
Agriculture
Defino
Brick
Germain
Christian
Crist
Keyser
Keller
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Tommy Thayer
Todd Steel
Yellow Springs
Gertantown
Earl Ricketts
Don Burdette
Ron Miles
Ricketts
Dennis Floyd
Burdette
Dick Burdette
Tim Ambrose
Miles
Ambrose
Jack Beall
Floyd
Beall
Springer
Buck Brunner
Germantown
Brunner
Earl Rickett
John Young
Springers
Bob Ricketts
Montgomery County
Yel
Mt. Lena
Mt. Lean
Twenty
Keckler
Fran Buckley
Hulver
Buckley
Spring
Rowland
Pleasant Walk
Lucketts
Mel Adams
Dick Cook
Garret
Howard
Breeden
Schreyer
C. Forrest
B. Forrest
Rowe
Brunswick
Creagerstown
Bill Merriman
Donny Neel
Jim Chase
Frank Favorite
Chase
Butch Dixon
Railroaders
Ed Green
Ron Carter
Jesse Thompson
Neel
Favorite
Shuff
IPFA
White Sox
Buick
Sema
Cubs
Kansas City Athletics
Indians
Red Sox
Bennett
Lamabe
Duliba
Ryan
Sheldon
Lachemann
L-Duliba
Mantilla
Little League Baseball
Nected
Bruce Howard
John
Locker
Wills
Bello
Schaffer
Martin
Ford
Reniff
Edwards
W—Ford
L—John
Hanson
Pizarro
Bollo
Burgess
Downing
L Pizarro
M. J. Grove Blanks Dairy Maid
Shenandoah Downs
Tete
Abrh
Brown
Bucs
Mets
Parsons
Bearnorth
Gonder
Cardwell
Crandall
W—Cardwell
Lewis
Spahn
Lary
Cannizzaro
Veale
Pagliaroni
Weale
S-Spahn
Clemente
Syracuse
Columbus
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Denver
San Diego
Portland
New Fall
Ithaca
Remington
Colt
Hipley’s, Inc
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
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