Eddie Feigner King and His Court to Visit Hagerstown
Eddie Feigner and his fastball show, part of the King and His Court, come to Municipal Stadium June 13 to play the Hub City All-Star team. Feigner pitches in unorthodox angles sometimes blindfolded, delivering an evening of softball spectacle and solid play. New Market to practice at 6 PM at the schoolhouse diamond under Manager Bob Stockman.
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Natureboy Williams Leads Clowns at Frederick Extravaganza
Natureboy Williams a showboat first baseman and fast baser will headline the Indianapolis Clowns when they meet the touring New York Royals at Mec Curdy Field Frederick on Thursday night June 16. The Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club sponsors the festival game and spectacle.
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Washington Powers Nats To 8-6 Win Over Kansas City
Washington rallied for three eighth inning runs to beat Kansas City 8 to 6. Harmon Killebrew homered for Kansas City while the Senators benefited from a double by Becquer and a Green triple as Don Lee earned the win in relief.
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Indians Sweep Red Sox To Move Into First Place
Cleveland tops Boston 8 7 in the opener and 5 2 in the nightcap to seize the American League lead. Woody Held drives a four run swing including a grand slam and adds six RBI in the doubleheader. Gary Bell allows two runs on three hits over six innings in the nightcap as Cleveland overtakes Baltimore in the standings.
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Frederick, Creagerstown win tight softball showdowns
Frederick routed Lincoln 18 to 17 as Thomas and Halsey homered. Creagerstown edged Braddock 17 to 16 with Eyler hitting two homers and Keeney My fore one each for the victors. Blundell homered for the losers while Wergadel Ernest added one apiece. Also, gunfire in Mohangrah, India, left 13 dead and 29 wounded during eviction clashes, and Tokyo shook from a moderate earthquake with no damage reported.
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Birds Lose Second In Row To Tigers 2 0 Illness Forces Jurges To Drop Cosex Post
Boston AP Billy Jurges was relieved of his Boston Red Sox manager duties for health reasons and replaced by interim coach Del Baker. Team officials said Jurges faces extreme pressure and will rest, with Harris noting no definite replacement yet and Baker serving temporarily. The Red Sox have lost 20 of 25, sinking to last.
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Mike Higgins
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Cleveland
Tawes to Undergo Abdominal Surgery
Baltimore AP report: Governor Tawes rests in University Hospital before an abdominal operation to remove a benign polyp from his colon. Aides call it a major procedure. recovery expected about 10 days. A second item notes Kerby Farrell named to manage the International League All-Star team for a game in Toronto on June 27.
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Bally Ache Favored In Belmont Stakes As Eight Starters Eyed
Bally Ache is the 8-5 favorite for the Belmont Stakes at a mile and a half with eight probable starters. The race features top jockeys and owners amid shifting mounts and $152,150 in purse money for an eight-horse field. Tompion and Tooth and Nail are among later nominees with big payout implications. Also, Karen Hantze and Darlene Hard were named to U S Wightman Cup singles teams against Britain with Hantze facing Ann Hayden in Friday’s opening match.
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Jimmy Patt
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Tooth and Nail
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Green Dunes Farm
Celtic Ash
Bil Hartack
Hedley Woodhouse
John William
Withers
Howard Keck
Phillies Nip Cardinals 5-4 on pinch double
Tony Curry delivered a two run pinch double in the eighth to break a 3 3 tie and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5 4 win over the St Louis Cardinals. John Buzhardt went the distance for the Phillies earning the win to improve to 2 4 while Lindy McDaniel took the loss for the Cardinals. Cardinal manager Sally Hemus was ejected for arguing a call at first base. The Cardinals bullpen boasted an 0 32 ERA as relievers. Ronnie Kline fanned eight for Philadelphia over five innings.
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Homers Lift Yankees Over White Sox 6 0
New York shreds Chicago 6 to 0 as four solo homers led by Mantle and Lopez power a complete game by Bob Turley. Mantle hits two homers while Maris adds one and Lopez also connects. Shaw suffers his first NY defeat in four decisions as Turley holds Chicago to three hits through nine innings.
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Late results from Philadelphia game
Philadelphia scored five in the top of the ninth and won 5 to 1 over Strows. Buzhardt started for the Phillies with a 6 innings pitched, McDamel earned the win with a 3-3 record, Duliba and Sawat noted in relief.
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Maxwell's Ninth Inning Single Lifts Tigers Over Orioles 2-0
Detroit shortstop Charlie Maxwell lined a two-out single in the ninth to break a scoreless duel, driving in Chico Fernandez and Eddie Yost as the Tigers defeated Baltimore 2-0. Frank Lary allowed three hits in a strong effort, while Jack Fisher took the loss. The win moves Cleveland into first place, ahead of Baltimore. The Jays win Roseball Little League title with a 31-2 victory over the Red Wings, finishing 7-2 in the first half.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule for AL and NL
Americas League standings show Cleveland leading with 27 wins, 17 losses, and Baltimore at 29 9, with Detroit and Washington near . Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia show varying records in the National League. Tonight's games include Kansas City at Washington, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at Baltimore, and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others.
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Creagerstown Edges Lovettsville 6–5 After Late Rally
Creagerstown defeated Lovettsville 6 to 5 at Purcellville after trailing 4 to 3. Frank Favorite pitched the ninth inning with two on to shut down Lovettsville, while Carol Fraley started and Creagerstown tallied two in the ninth to pull off the comeback in the Tri County League.
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