O Dell delivers near no hitter as Orioles top Indians
Billy O'Dell pitched a near flawless game after a rough first inning guiding Baltimore to a 5 1 win over Cleveland. O'Dell allowed two singles in the final innings and faced one batter over the minimum with Triandos homering and Porter's double producing the other two runs.
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Baltimore
Billy O'Dell
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
O'Dell
Minoso
Rocky Colavito
J. W. Porter
Gus Triandos
al Pilarcik
Gene Woodling
Cleveland
McLish
Lemon
Brown
Triandos
L—Mclish
North End Defeats Civitans 11 to 4 in League Play
North End beat the Civitans 11 to 4 as Mayne led with a home run and Baker added key hits. The game featured strong pitching from Dutrow and Willard, with Schattenburg, Mayne, and Schattenburg among the field standouts. The article also covers a civic appeal to boost All-Star game attendance at McCurdy Field and ongoing ticket sales efforts across 18 communities.
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William B. Burall
Maryland State League
Lawrence A. Dorsey
McCurdy Field
T.I
Burail
Burall
Hth
North End
Mayne
Baker
Ste Woodman
Baker Ang
Durrow
Schattenburg
Keller
jErushour
Baumgardner
Scotto
Norwood
Suleer
Snow
Joe
Woodman
Suler
Deterding
Young
Willard
Dutrow
Sulcer
R. H. E. Green Sox
Red Wings
Bussard
Weddle
Black Hawks
Blue Jays
I. Pet
Green Sox
Civituns
Lions
L. Pet
Congress
Civitans
Regis Lions
Gunatea Optimiats
League Leaders and Leading Statistics Across American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Cerv leading runs with 38 and home runs with 15, Kuenn 16 doubles, Fox 65 hits and 65? 57, and Aparicio 13 stolen bases. Pitchers Turley and Garver top decisions and strikeouts. National League leaders feature Musial batting .418, Mays with 87 hits and Leadoff runs, Banks 49 RBIs, Banks and Thomas 49 RBIs, and Mays 10 stolen bases. pitching leaders Purkey and Spahn with 81 and 81? 889 records and Jones 65 strikeouts. Box also notes ticket sales for Frederick and Hamsville baseball clubs with local sponsorship.
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Nieman
Baltimore
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Cerv
Aes City
Mantle
New York
F. Bolling
Esa
Kansas City
Jensen
Boston
Gerner
Botton
Kuenno
Minoso
Cleveland
Bridges
Washington
Avila
Martyn
Lemon
Tuttle
Triandos
Aparicio
Harrell
Mil Rose
Turley
Iow
Dickson
Garver
Ford
Harshman
Pierce
Musial
St. Louis
Ways
San Francisco
Green
Mays
Banks
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Hoak
Cincinnati
Moryn and Thomson
Mazeroski
Mavs
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Blasi
Walls
T. Taylor
Purkey
Spahn
Milwaukee
McMahon
Jones
Droft
Antonelli
Stengel Critical ofBean Ball Rule for All Star Tickets
New York AP report cites Casey Stengel opposing the bean ball rule proposing equal ticket allocation for each club based on current sales. He argues the rule serves no earthly purpose and would waste printers and posters while harming teams with depleted treasuries.
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Ip Arcan Prarermeer
Esteregs
Teeta Es Tare Saee
New ‘York
Casey Stenlear
Forgel
Treasuries
Oxco Boys Outhit Tall Cedars in Marathon Win
Oxco edged Tall Cedars 16 413 in a long game with Oxco outhitting 33 to 9 and five Cedars errors. Cosgrove, Wickless, and Grove allowed nine walks while Cedars had two doubles from Wickless and Grove as the only extra base hits.
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Nie
Oxco
Tall Cedars
Cosgrove
Wickless
Grove
Cedars
Tali Cedars
G. Hess
Roessler
Bad Bruchey
Iseid Cecil
J. Hess
Ramsburg
M. Gearinger
Cosgrave
Sewell
Boyer
Kiine
Paris Lee
Tidjdai Wilson
Ponton
Oo Castle
Deer
Frenas Hummer
Renizell
Bosie
Lowe
Tiodat Thomas
Dxco
Sanitary
Staten
Sinchey
Coggrave
Conmgrave
Cecil
Love
Dyer
Cougrave
Cecilly Lowe
Wilson
Costrave
Bruchey
Excelsior Defeats M. J. Grove 11-8 In Babe Ruth League Opener
Excelsior beat M. J. Grove 11 to 8 in the Babe Ruth League opener as a three-run sixth inning broke a tie after Grove tied it in the fifth. Key hits included Shank Carder and Sole on the mound for Excelsior, with Branden and Stener also contributing.
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Excelsior
M. J. Grove
Grove
Excelsior Dairy Aurh Oae Shriner
Burdette
I Whittington
Sole
Mulcahey
Is - Brandenburg
Cramer
Adrh Oae
Morgan
Rouzahi
R. Shu
Schrodel
Igimmerman
iFeaga
Cullen
Tanings Excelsior Dairy
Ininning
Loes Rejoins Orioles After Suspension Renewal
Baltimore pitcher Billy Loes returned to the Orioles Monday after a six day suspension. He had been fined 100 dollars and suspended three days for shoving umpire Larry Napp on June 1. Manager Paul Richards said the incident is closed and the slate wiped clean.
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Baltimore i
Billy 'Loes
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Richards
Loes
Larry Napp
Napp
Excelsior
M. J. Grove
Rotary
J. Grove
Lees
Rademacher Eyes Patterson Rematch After Folley Bout
Pete Rademacher vowed a world heavyweight title rematch with Floyd Patterson if he defeats Zora Folley in a 10 round bout set for July 24 at City of Hope Hospital events. Folley, present at the fundraiser, predicted a tough fight and recalled past amateur meetings. Cas D Amato noted Folley unlikely to earn Patterson shot, citing prior management denials.
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Los Angeles
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Zora Foiley
Rademacher
Patterson
Seattle
City of Hope Hospital
Sol Rubin
Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Pete
Columbus
Jack Hurley Folley
Boston
Cas D'Amato
Patternsom
Mana
Zora
Bill Swift
Action Bout Set Tonight for Hart vs Turner in Philly
In Philadelphia Garnet Sugar Hart and Gil Turner square off in a 10 round welterweight bout. The longtime sparring partners bring contrasting styles with Turner’s experience 55-17-1 73 and Hart’s youth 29 bouts 20 KOs. No radio or TV coverage.
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Philadelphia
Garnet Sugar
Hart
Gil ‘Furner
Turner
Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule misshapen by OCR
In the American and National Leagues, teams show W L and winning percentages with New York San Francisco Kansas City Boston Washington Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles all listed. Tuesday games include Kansas City at New York Milwaukee at Chicago Chicago at Washington Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at Los Angeles Cleveland at Baltimore Pittsburgh at San Francisco Detroit at Boston. Monday results show Cincinnati 3 San Francisco Baltimore 5 Cleveland 2 Boston 4 Detroit 4. Wednesday games include Chicago at Washington Milwaukee at Chicago Pittsburgh at San Francisco Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at Los Angeles Kansas City at New York Detroit at Easton Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore.
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New York
San Francisco
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Milwauskee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Ernie Banks Hot Bat Boosts NL Home Run Lead
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs has a blazing spring, climbing to the National League home run lead and sharing the RBI lead with Frank Thomas. He sits ninth in batting with a .324 average, while Gene Green of St. Louis moves to third with a .349 mark. In the American League, standouts include Harvey Kuenn sidelined by injury and Jackie Jensen closing in on Bob Cerv in homers and RBIs.
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New York
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Willie Mays
Francisco Giants
Musial
Mays
Green
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Wie Jman
Baltimore
Nieman
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Jackie Jenssen
Boston
Jackie
Kansas City
Bob Cerv
Cerv
Jensen
Cavan Edges Tim Tam in Belmont Thriller
Irish bred colt Cavan wins the Belmont in a stretch drive amid Tim Tam’s broken foot injury. Tim Tam retires to stud after vet forecasts at least six months before racing again, Calumet to decide on Tim Tam. Cavan targets Chicago stakes with Kentucky Pride. Silky Sullivan referenced amid Triple Crown chatter.
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Testam
Cavan
Tim Tam
Ismael
Valenzuela
Iself
Silky Sullivan
Fim Tam
Silky
Tom Fool
Calumet
Walkersville
Lions
Lion
Dixon
Bunce Gilbert
Harry Kessler
Vince Martinez
Virgil Akins
Martinez
Kessler
Vince
Akins
Harmony Blasts Mr Lena In Maryland League Showdown
Harmony powered past Mt Lena 23 to 6 as Brunner and Baker led with two and two homers respectively. Cline hit a grand slam in the third while Brunner doubled with the bases loaded in a marathon hitting display.
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Lena
Harmony
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Cline
D. Baker
D. Brunner
Mi Lena
Old Faulders
LeFuer
Manuel
Swope
Spigler
Sandy
Adams
Mt Lena
Mt. Lena
MU Lena
Brunner
Hartsock
Purkey’s six-hit gem shuts Giants 3-0 in six innings win
Pitcher Bob Purkey of the Redlegs blanked the Giants 3-0 on six hits with no walks and three strikeouts to improve to 8-1 on the season. Jackie Jensen sparked a Red Sox win with a six-run third including a two-run homer for a 84 victory over Detroit, driving in four. The caribou note mentions both sexes bearing antlers in a brief zoological aside.
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Redlegs
Giants
SAN Francisco
Bob Purkey
Steve Biko
Cincinnati Redlegs
San Francisco Giants
Purkey
Johnny Antonelli
Cincinnati
Bailey
Antonelli
Giel
Schmidt
L—Antonelliow
Bilko
RED Sox
Tigers
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Don Buddin
Pete Runnels
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Detroit
Associated Press
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Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Fred Young
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Stengel
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Mickey Mantle
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Ana
Andrew Jackson Jr
President Jackson
Severn Donelson
Easton
Sportsgram
Redz Vasse
Mr. Lena
East Frederick Little
Amvets
Elks
Oxco Tall Cedars
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Louisville
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