Tigers and Braves Triumph in MLB Action
Detroit tops Boston 6-3 as Jim Bunning fires six strong innings and Kaline hits his 16th homer. Milwaukee belts Chicago 7 in the fifth, Lew Burdette drives in four and Eddie Mathews hits his 20th homer to lead NL leaders. Pittsburgh rallies past San Francisco 12-9 with Harry Bright delivering a pinch hit homer in the 11th and Mazeroski stitching the decisive two runs.
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Lions Defeat Optimists In National Little League Action
The Lions beat the Optimists 13 to 6 in a high scoring game highlighted by a strong second inning rally. Green homered, with doubles by Gid son Monath and Hartman, while pitchers Snow and others contributed as the Optimists' bats managed a few runs.
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Frederick Legion Defeats Thurmont in Opening Nine Inning Win
Frederick American Legion rode a three run fourth inning to beat Thurmont 9 to 2 in a nine inning game. Sam Hayes and Kenneth King homered with Hayes collecting five hits in five at bats. Tommy Dorsey pitched for Frederick with four strikeouts and seven hits allowed. Frederick hosts Hagerstown in a doubleheader on Saturday June 13 at 1 30 p m with schedule changes noted for future games against Westminster and other opponents.
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League Leaders AP batting leaders and pitching leaders listed
The piece lists American and National League leaders by stats such as batting average runs and RBIs. It names players like Kuenn Kaline and Killebrew in the AL and Aaron Mathews Banks Robinson and Mays in the NL, plus pitchers Wilhelm Larsen Fisch er Drysdale and others with top marks.
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Orioles To Hold Tryout Camp In Hagerstown
The Banmore Orioles announce a two day tryout at Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown on Monday and Tuesday June 13 and 14. Scout Joe Price said the sessions start at 10 a.m. with Walter Youse in charge and Friz Masel assisting. Participants need permission from coaches to attend and should bring shoes and stadium details.
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American Legion
Second All Star Game Set For Los Angeles
The All Star game plan shifts to two contests in a single season with Los Angeles hosting the first game at the Coliseum and Pittsburgh for the second on July 7. Frick says TV and radio rights are secured at 250000 dollars and receipts split with contributions to the players’ fund. Carl A Buchele named Baltimore Sun sports editor succeeding Jesse Linthicum who died May 2.
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Robbery and arrests spill from Washington to Bermuda and beyond
A 28 year old woman in Washington reported a robbery of more than 31700 Sunday night. Police later recovered much of the money. Suspects including Willie Greene in Providence and Willie Rollins in Philadelphia were arrested or identified along with others in Bermuda and New York. The incident grew as investigations spread across several cities and involved multiple individuals and linked events.
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Associated Press
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Willie Greene
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Len Mathews
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Roger Harvey
Bermuda
Charles Leo Davis
Sydney
Mick Leahy
Britain
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Australia
Local Ponies Take Firsts in Sunday Trotting Meets
Local pony racing at Red Lion and Thurmont featured multiple firsts. Winners included Atomic Bomb and Robin's Firecracker in the Qualifying Trot, Brock's Dainty Lady and Silver Smoke in the Invitation, and Chin co Flash in the Children’s Trot with judges Richard Swemley and Joseph Sniffen overseeing.
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Paul Richards Needle Gives Orioles Shot
New York chronicles Paul Richards and his "secret formula" shaping the 1959 Orioles. Richards, under Iglehart, reshapes the club with a mix of veterans and call-ups, blending pitching depth and offense to chase the American League lead.
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Milwaukee St Louis clash headlines Tuesday baseball slate
Milwaukee beats Chicago 9 to 5 as Chicago falls behind in the standings. Tuesday features Milwaukee at St Louis and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with other key matchups including Cincinnati at Chicago and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Tri-County All Stars Named for All Star Game
Lawrence Dorsey announces Tri-County League All Stars roster for the game against Maryland State League at McCurdy Field on June 10 at 8 p.m. The report notes pregame ticket sales by 18 clubs to aid their treasuries, with Frederick and Tramsville clubs among the leaders.
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Fred Young
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Ice Snatchers Caught In Detroit Heat
On a near 90 degree day Detroit police nabbed two youths after a 16 year old climbed a chute at an outdoor ice pencher and slid back with a 10 pound bag of ice. He made four trips before officers stopped them. An 11 year old acted as lookout. The boys were turned over to their parents.
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