Turley Shuts Kansas City In Four-Hitter For Yankees
Bob Turley held the Kansas City A's to four hits as the Yankees, powered by Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer homers, won 8 to 1. Berra hit his 16th, Bauer his 13th, while Mantle added a double and single to lift New York.
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Brunswick Railroaders Host Frederick Hustlers In State League
In a weekend matchup at Scheer Stadium the Brunswick Railroaders, leading the Maryland State League, host the Frederick Hustlers as both teams chase top spots. Brunswick shows a 2 1 record with an 18 1 edge in a prior seven inning game against Beallsville. Frederick counters with a strong hitting lineup led by Bucky Summers Bob Weddle Ray Cook and Buzz Wagner facing Brunswick ace Billy Merriman who is expected to start.
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Schedules Announced For Frederick County Baseball Leagues
The 1956 Babe Ruth and Little League schedules are released detailing June through August games across New Windsor, Woodsboro, Taneytown, Libertytown, Walkersville, Union Bridge, and Liberty. Playoffs follow in late August with results and standings noted for the local leagues.
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Rotary Noses Shell Oil Oxco Loses To Amvets
Rotary beats Shell Oil champion Oxco 11-5 in 8 innings as Amvets topple Rick Stim from first in Babe Ruth League at Met American Little League Curdy Field. Foltz drives in three with a homer, Whipp and Rice key plays back 7th.
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Foltz
Mike Quill
Hissey
Jim Carty
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Dar Boone
Ab. B. H. C. A. BE. Miller
D. Ramsburg
Idoine
Markey
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Wiles and Shank Spark Offense in Tight Game
In a nine inning baseball contest, Wiles posted three base hits and Shank contributed a home double as Daniel Boona drove in two runs. Markey worked with limited resistance while Stimmer, Cramer, and Boone held the field. Umpires Ster and Me Anteld oversaw the play with time at 1:00.
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Sharpsburg Bluebirds extend win streak with Smithsburg victory
Sharpsburg Bluebirds beat Smithsburg 12 to 5 to run their winning streak to seven and widen the league lead over Boonsboro to 24 games. Al Bennett earned the win as Sharpsburg built a 6-2 lead through four innings and a six run burst in the fifth sealed the game.
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Jim Showe
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al Bennett
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L Lewis
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