Brown Relief Star For Orioles
Orioles pitcher Hal Brown earned his second win against no losses by relieving in the third with two on and three Athletics across the plate, then tossing six scoreless innings to secure a 6-3 win. George Kell hit his first homer for Baltimore since his White Sox trade, and Billy Klaus added a go ahead two run double.
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Baltimore
Hal Brown
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Finigan
Athletics
Brown
Oakland
Calif
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
George Kell
Chicago White Sox
Billy Klaus
Colts
Boston
Chicago
Dodghander Willard Nixon
Mont
Don Buddin
Gene Eyler
Hne
Jim Piers Alij
Klaus
Guy Stull
Ted Wil
Charley Boller
Kiams
Colt
Anning
Devilbiss
Ted
Ogie
Evaley
Hailier
Jim Rivera
Balt
Wayne Spo
Snce Belardi
al Kaline
Griffith Stadium
Ewitt
Billy Hoeft
Colls Ward
Washing- Buenaton
Hoeft
B. Brown
FoJer
Stull
Weddle
Q Zentz
Pia Bee Smith
Rogers
Calta
Dodge
Solts
Hin Cong
Eyler
Zentz
Miller
Stapine
S. Bol- Anger
C. Spalding
Nine strikeouts power Friend in 2-0 win over Cardinals
In Williamsport Pa on June 8 Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates notched his 10th win of the season, allowed six hits and struck out nine. He preserved a scoreless string through 11 innings as Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 2-0.
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Associated Press
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
St.Louis Williamsport
Vic
Allitory
United States
Chico Carrasquel
Canada
al “Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Rosen
New York
Yankees
Morrisville
Pennsylvania
National League and American League Standings Update
Baseball brief shows standings for the National and American Leagues with win loss records, percentages, and forthcoming schedules. Key teams Pittsburgh New York Chicago Brooklyn Boston Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Cleveland are listed with recent results and upcoming games. The schedule includes matchups such as Pittsburgh at St Louis and Cleveland at New York, with results from yesterday and today.
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Burtschy
Thompson
Palica
Brown
Triandos
Chicago
Boston
Keega
Lollar
Moss
Nixon
White
Daley
Cleveland
New York
Ford
McWynn
Hegan
Dermott
Berra
Howard
Philadelphia
Roberts Meyer
Lopata
Kaiser
Valentinetti
Landrith
Associated Press
National League
American League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
U Louis
Tiwaukee
Brooklyn
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mizell
Jareia
Larsen
Faglie
Fowler
Delock
Jogovin
Owens
Weyer
Gorman
Milwaukee
Kage
Moore
Ionelli
Burdette
Fornieles
Pittsb’gh
St.Louis
Womek
Griggs
Phila
Pittsb
St Louis
Emmitsburg Little Loop Opening Tuesday with Juniors
Emmitsburg Little League joins National Little League in 1956 opening Tuesday at 6 PM at McCurdy Field. Cards Giants Red Sox and Yanks play, with doubleheaders and eighteen games in season ending August 9. Managers listed. John White is league player agent. notable pitchers Bob Moss Dick Smith and John Moats named for team starters.
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Emmitsburg
National Little League, Inc
Cardinals
Giants
Red Sox
Yanks
Frederick American Legion
Seathis
McCurdy Fieldson
Hagerstown
Leonard Zimmerman
Thomas Harbaugh
Chick Topper
Richard Harner
John White
Pal Ande
Bob Moss
Frederick High
Walkersville
Dick Smith
Frederick
John Moats
Boons
Legion
Charlie Keller
Yanks Remsburg
Ers
Gene Hummel
Caid
Weekend baseball schedules and league standings update
The page lists weekend games across multiple leagues including Maryland State, Heart of Maryland, Tri County, and Cashtown leagues with matchups such as Giants vs Yanks and Red Sox vs Cardinals. It also notes double headers and upcoming dates in July and August along with national league batting and pitching leaders for context.
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Als
Giants
Yanks
Red Sox
Cardinals
North South Game Promoted For June Thirteen at McCurdy Field
President Burall appoints Moylan Wilders Angleberger to promote the Maryland State League North South game set for Tuesday night June 13 at 8 p m at McCurdy Field. North includes Thurmont Frederick Brunswick and Jefferson players while South features Beallsville Mt Airy New Market and Samsville clubs. Beallsville manager Raymond Poole leads the South with coaches Remus Low Burall. North squad managers include Howard Wagner with coaches Ahalt Merriman and Wilders. Each club to sell 25 tickets. two umpires arranged. tickets at gate by Edgar R Smith and Charles Morchiser. players bring bats gloves and catching gear. home club via coin toss. Proceeds to be shared among eight clubs. remittances to league treasurer Mrs Burall.
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William B. Burall
Charles E. Moylan
Hamsville
Frank Wilders
Thurmont
Austin Angleberger
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Jefferson
Beallsville
Mt. Airy
New Market
Sjamsville
Raymond Poole
Dickerson
Bob Remus
Tramsville
Arthur Low
Man
Bill Burall
Howard
Tony” Wagner
Dorsey Ahalt
Jefferson Club
Lee Merriman
Thurmont Pilot
Burall
Evelyn Burall
Edgar R. Smith
Charles Morchiser
Harvey Hargett
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Burrall
E. Patrick St
Mantle Dominates AP League Leaders in 1950s season
The Associated Press league leaders list features Mickey Mantle atop multiple categories for the American League including batting with a . value, runs with 50, RBIs at 52, and hits at 74. Other notable marks include Kuenn of Detroit with 16 doubles and 7 stolen bases, Brewer of Boston leading pitching with an 8 win season.
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Mantle
New York
Kuenn
Detroit
Washingto
Brewer
Boston
Patterson Wins Split Decision Over Jackson At Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson, 21 1 1, defeats Tom Jackson in 12 rounds by split decision at Madison Square Garden to edge closer to the vacant heavyweight title. Patterson weighs 178 with Jackson at 193 1 2. crowd 11 255 of $66 038.
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New York
Young
Floyd D. Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Madison Square Garden
Harry Kessler
Jack
Patterson
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Hurricane
Jackson
Kessler
Harold Barnes
Bert Grant
Far Rockaway
Gus D'Amato
Helskins
Jimmy Slade
Joey Maxim
Flight
D'Amato
Moore
Floyd
W. L. Pett
Kiwanis Red Sox
Damascus Lions
Winfield Lions
Oon
Case Construction
American Ee L. Pet
Damascus Cubs
Winfield Cubs
Kiwanis Blue Sox
Kiwanis Cubs
Fights Last Night and Tryout Camp News Mixed in Report
Fights last night in New York saw Patterson outpoint Jackson. The Baltimore Orioles announce a June tryout camp at American Legion Stadium Charles Town WV for ages 17 to 21 with scouts Whalen Andrews Price. Sessions start 10 am. bring equipment. written permissions required for Legion players. Belmont Park sold 48 thoroughbreds for 192100. top price 16500 for Rock Cottage. Kenneth Kelly signed by Orioles. Woodsboro wins 14-3 over Paris. Bear Cubs and Swaps headlines in local leagues and races.
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Baltimore Orioles
American Legion
Charles Town
W. Va
John
Poke) Whalen
Orioles
Whalen
Jim Andrews
Frederick
Joe Price
New York
Belmont Park
Hugh Fontaine
Needles
Rock Cottage
A. J. Mesler
Brooklyn
L. W. Donovan Stable
Richmond
Frederick Carroll
Jack Watson
Gue
Woodsboro
Barney Luts
Paris
Elks Whip Tall Cedars In Little League At Raker Park
The Elks pounded the offerings of Jim Wilson Friday evening and whipped the Tall Cedars 14 to 2 in American Little League play at Raker Park.
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Elks
Jim Wilson
Tall Cedars
Raker Park
Kiwanis Grip Slugfest Wins 12-11 Over Excelsior Dairy
Kiwanis edged Excelsior Dairy 12-11 in a Babe Ruth League slugfest at McCurdy Field Friday. Bill Finneyfrock’s three-base hit in the home seventh sparked Kiwanis as they rallied from a 11-10 deficit. Dick Gastley earned the win while allowing 12 hits and 10 walks. Joe Hayes had three Kiwanis hits including two triples driving in four runs as Excelsior Dairy, tied for first with Shell Oil and Price Electric, dropped into a three-way tie.
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Stosen
Wynn
New York
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Joe Collins
Ed Robinson
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Dodger
Roy Campanella
Johnny Klippstein
Brooklyn
Roy McMillan
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Ed Bailey
Wally Post
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Redbirds
Friend
St. Louis
Roberts
Walt Moryn
Cub
Hobie Landrith
Selly Hemus
Phils
Hemus
Valentinett
Hal Dixon
Willie Mays
Bill White
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Ruth
H. E. Kiwanis
Excelsior Dairy
Dion.sasssineeienen
Ingerstown
Frederick
McBaltimore Oe
Curdy Field
Qimer
Crimina
Marringpe
Rotary
Weatminster
Thurmont
Bill Finneyfrock
Kiwanis
McCurdy Field
Excelsior
Shell Oil
Price Electric
Dairymen
Finneyfrock
Tinker Michael
Dick Gastley
Joe Hayes
Dairy Ab
R. H
Ramsburg
Brandenburg
Tichael
Warner
J. Keller
Engle
Young
Bartgis
Lenhart
Payne
Totais Kiwanis
A . Ni
F. Hughes
Vod Moss
Gastley
Hayes
Crum
Rinehart
Shafer
Wisner
Finneytrock
jEx
Dairy
Moss
Hughes
Michael
Keller
Runner's Potential Score After Catch Debated
Scorer's judgment suggested the runner could have scored following the catch if the fly had been caught. The remark centers on whether the defense allowed a clear path to home, affecting the scoring outcome and game interpretation.
Sacrifice Fly Boosts Musial Amid Slump In 1956
New York reports say the sacrifice fly is aiding Stan Musial during a rough start for the St. Louis Cardinals as he leads the majors with five sacrifices. The piece notes other leaders, including Jim Lemon and Karl Olson with four, Dale Long hitting .382, Alvin Dark four SFs, and Mickey Mantle leading AL batting at .403 with limited sacrifices.
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New York
Stan Musial
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan
Associated Press
Jim Lemon
Karl Olson
Washington
Lemon
Olson
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Alvin Dark
Giants
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
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Eradhive
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Walkersville High
Bill Hahn
Darrell Hawkins
Kenny Wisner
Wayne Zimmerman
Wayne Swomley
Bill Talley
Bobby Garst
Luther Hormne
Gerald Horner
Sonny Hoff
Wayne Duncan
Bill Powell
Wayne Ot
John Garst
Jack Handley
Gene Warrenfeltz
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Kellers Summers
Lacey
Remsberg Garrett
We Die
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Warrenfeltz
Rice
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Hale
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Shook
Robinson
Heart of Maryland
Samsville
Cu Harmony
Mt. Lena
Myersville
Knoxville
Mithan
Woodbine
Yellow Springs
Roolreorge
Doubs
Broad Run
Pliefer Walkersville
Long
Boyer
Bell
Bruton
Mays
Lawrence
Co — Friend
The
Floyd Patterson
Fraley
BEARS
LIONS
Jim Cox
Scheer Stadium
Gary Snoots
Mort Wetzel
Claude Hartiman
Wetzel
Swat
Inglewood
Willie Shoemaker
Porterhouse
Hollywood Park
Wee Willie
Little League
Railroad
Dickie Burdette
Sam
Braves
Bernie Rinehart
Hutter
Albaugh
Sa Morgan
Rf Lewis
Hirsch
Arey
Soit
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Costas
Iber
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Ib Smith
Holdcraft
Grove
Cecil
Ifsifle
Seeh
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Uimary
Cedars Elks
Wilson Albaugh
Wilson
Higon
Winnin
L. Pet. Tigers
Carroll Manor League
Buckeystown
W. al. Pet
Buckeystown Jefferson
Adamstown
L. Pet
Amvets
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
Pflueger — Shakespeare
Ocean City
Weber
Bronson
Langley
Heddon
South Bend
Alrex Johnson
Montague — Mitchell
Glas
Barteis
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
North Carroll ST
Atlantic
Castorsons
Aero Oil Company
P. D. Box
Frederick, Md
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