Yankees Dre d Two To Tribe In Doubleheader
Cleveland blasted New York 24 to 4 in the opener and swept the doubleheader as Rocky Colavito powered a 18-hit attack. Johnny Bucks was tagged with the loss, and Jim Grant won the second game for Cleveland. Mantle and Berra figure in the fielding miscues as the Yankees suffer their worst day.
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Johnny Bucks
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Kucks
Russ Nixon
Rocky Colavito
Tribe
Art Ditmar
Bob Grim
Colavito
Sal Mag
Mickey Mantle
Preston Ward
Man de
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Maglie
Bobby Avila
Roger Maris
Ward
Narleski
Nixon
Brown
Ditmar
Grim
Berra
Howard
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Grant
Tomanek
Wilhelm
Maggie
Bucks
Duren
Shantz
Slaughter
Mantle
Frederick Splits Twin Bill With Washington In Softball
East Frederick ACs host Washington in a home doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Frederick wins 5-3 in the first game with Jim Blank driving in three on a homer and triple, while Washington wins 9-0 in the second as Williams racks up a triple and four hits. Freddie Kramer fires a no-walk six-hit effort to lift Washington into first place in the TriState Major league standings.
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George Ak
Kansas City
Rod Martyn
Duke Maas
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Dick Williams
Jim Marshall
Arnold Portocarrero
A's
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Zaverink
Ned Garver
Triandos
Tom Gorman
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Gorman
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House
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Gene Stephens
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Red iSox
Jensen
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Pierce
White Sox
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Sherm Lollar
Dave Sisler
Dick Donovan
Piersall
Stephens
Leo Kiely
Kiely
Goodman
Lollar
Chicago
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Wall
White
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Kenny Shaw
Charlie Heinbauer
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Williams
Freddie Kramer
Kramer
Frederick
Dick Colli Hower
John Wetzel
Smith
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Argy
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Lancaster
Thurmont
Samsville
Civi
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Blower
Habe
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Zentz
Muson
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Deterding
Abe
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Hart
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Gatrel
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Wayne
oSulcer
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MccQuillan
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Shricer
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Hahn
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Lovett
Buckeystown Triumphs Over Middletown In Tri County Win
Buckeystown edged Middletown 4 to 3 in a Sunday tri county baseball game. Middletown blew a 3 run lead in the 8th and 9th innings as Buckeystown turned the defense and double plays to pull off the comeback. Guy Lacey started the decisive plays including a relay double to plate a runner. Scored 4-3 Buckeystown. Winning pitcher Hargett. Crone took the loss. Umpire Gardner. Time 3:05. Scorer M. Straiman.
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Crone
Bill
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Remsberg
iShafer
Bickenstaff
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Crum
Lenhart
Ray Hilteer
Smith
Wilco
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Buckerstown
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Lacey
Stroup
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Loun
Shafer
Raneberger
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Adams
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Walkersville
Doubs
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Albaugn
E. Duntan
Rice
Sever
Abdra Oae Summers
Tt. Reeder
Beachler
Cc. Carey
D. Care ‘Binng Painter
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Peay
Stull
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Ramsburger
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E. Duncan
Gilbert
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Houck
Bell
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Kirna
Summers
Wisner
Leona — Rice
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Wild Bitches
Eaves
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Igaves
Ice
Dureil
Germantown Triumphs Over Yellow Springs 5 2 in Tri County League
Germantown toppled Yellow Springs 5 to 2 as E Rickett s collected three hits in four at bats including a double. Poole added a double for the winners while Hooper triple d for Yellow Springs. Pitcher T Wolfe notched a near no hitter through seven plus innings as Hooper's eighth inning triple started the scoring for Yellow Springs.
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Hile Hooper
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Hooper
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New Market Beats Jefferson 15 to 7 in Baseball
New Market defeated Jefferson 15 to 7 as Stockman and Burgees homered for the winners. Miller tripled and Stockman and Davj doubled, with several errors aiding the score. Broad Run defeated Creagerstown 5 to 2 as Creagerstown plated runs late. Frederick downed Brunswick 5 to 4 with multiple hits from Weddle and others.
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Cole Broad Run
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Erstown
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Menigame
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Chaner
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Shelter
Gordon
Weemings
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Cever
Perush
Ivan
Dawson
Carroll Manor
Tne Carroll Manor
Bitches
Baseball standings and results from Monday and recent games
The standings show New York leading the American League with a 32 14 mark, while San Francisco tops the National League at 21 5 8. Milwaukee 21 20 3t4, Boston 26 24 520, Chicago 22 27 438, and several other clubs are listed with recent results and Monday/Gameday outcomes. Multiple games feature Cincinnati, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, Cleveland, and Detroit with scores from Sunday through Tuesday, including wins and rain-delayed notes.
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San Francisco
Kansas Citys
Milwaukee
Boston Cee
St. Louis
Cleveland
LOS Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Boston
Cincinnati
Kansas
Piltsburgh
Kansas City
Baltimorame
Fairfield Victory Hangs In Late Innings Over Union Bridge
In a tightly fought PenMar League clash Union Bridge led 7-2 after five but Fairfield surged with five runs in the seventh and later toppled them 12-11 in the 22nd inning. L. Buppins homered for Union Bridge as Fairfield finally pushed ahead.
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Union Bridge
Fairfield
Bridge
L. Buppins
Union
Knoxville Mt Airy Split Twin Bill In Rain Makeup
Knoxville and Mt Airy divided a two seven inning Heart of Mary league twin bill to makeup a rain date. Knoxville won the opener 4 3, Mt Airy took the nightcap 3 4. Ruffner pitched for Knoxville with Hahn easing. Willard and Norwood led hitters.
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Mt. Airy Divide
Twin Bill
Mt. Airy
Piener
Ruffner
Hahn
Willard
Norwood
Brent
Dutr
Four Ruth Games Slated Saturday in Babe Ruth League
A slate of four Ruth League games was postponed to Saturday. Grove edged Excelsior 8-7, Kiwanis beat Price 189, Shell defeated Rotary 11-5, and Excelsior beat Kiwanis 11-5 after marathon play. Pitchers included McCutcheon winning and P Gilroy losing with scores pending.
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Price
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Rotary
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W. Shuff
Eo Hurst
Boone and Nichols
Brachey
Foland
Colnflower
Inpigler and
Fisher
Delauier
McDonough
L. Shank
Shriver and Shank
Wilson and Hartman
Stevens
Lovettsville Caps Triumph in Tri-County Opener
Lovettsville blanked Bolivar 3 to 0 to take early lead in the Tri-County league before a large crowd. Potts walked to start the first inning, followed by a sacrifice, and Bill Ray hit a long homer over the left field area.
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Bolivar
Jan
Potts
Bill Ray
New Additive Claim Improves Product Feel and Quality
A supplier announces a new additive that allegedly makes the product feel cleaner and smoother. The notice invites customers to write or call for service or to secure the privilege of trying the updated item.
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