Orioles Tie for AL Lead as Birds Win
The Orioles move into a first place tie in the AL after a 7-3 win over Cleveland. Gene Woodling and Chico Carrasquel each hit two run homers as Billy Loes earned the win and a late relief stint by Lees preserves the lead. The White Sox also beat Washington 7-4 to keep pace.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
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New York
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Chicago Cubs
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Paul Richards
Chico Carrasqu
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Ernie Johnson
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Minnie Minoso
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Billy O'Dell
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Mudcat Grant
Rocky Colavito
Patterson Johansson Title Fight Set For June
The Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title bout moved toward contract signing after a New York judge rejected an injunction bid. Separate coverage details the First Annual Junior Olympic Trials in Frederick with Patsy Geisbert leading girls in sprints and throws, and notable performances by Robert Brunner and others.
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Yankee Stadium
Irving Kaufman
Frederick
William “Buzz” Sawyer
Guy Whidden
Washington St
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Patsy Geisbert
Patsy
Sheena McGaha
Vickie Jackson
Fay Smith
Lewis Whipp
Russell Lipford
Gwen Blackburn
Robert Brunner
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Kaufman
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Eddie Ma
Gary Lee
Ronnie Bowers
Johansson
Sweden
Patterson
Ronnie
Machen
Hadjak
Nolos
Goteborg
New York Athletic Commission
Oxco Edges Elks In Monday Little League Showdown
Oxco edged the Elks 17 to 16 in a late inning comeback to stay in the race for the first half title. Key moments include two walks with the bases loaded in the final inning and homers by Hall Showe and Grove. Dyer earned the win for Oxco while Harding and Hall led the Elks with multiple hits.
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Roessier
Box Score Taylorsville ABE ROAE Williams
Harmony 4 2 0 1 6 4 0 1 6 Tavierstown 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Harmony Williams and Stocks top hitters with multiple RBIs while Coates legs keeps pace. Pitching by Co. a and Kuhnsgee limits Taylorsville.
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Brunner
Balian
Kuhn
Harsock
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Buckenstaff
Baker
A. Baker
C. Baxer
Taziorstown
Harmony
Willams
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Caiman
G. Kuhnsgee
Repp
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Ho Merchant
Y Summer Sports Schedule From Frederick YMCA
The Frederick YMCA announces Monday morning instruction at 9:20 a.m. at the WEW Club starting June 15 for boys and girls of all ages. Volunteers include John Bowers Herman Shook Nook Rhoderick VFW Country Club professionals and Kenneth Saunders. Riflery and National Guard Armory sessions at 6:36 p.m. scheduled for June 22 June 29 and July 26.
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Frederick
Excelsior Triumphs Over Grove in 5 1 Victory
Excelsior defeated Grove 5 to 1 in a first game of a doubleheader. Carder of Grove faltered with two walks and an error that allowed four runs while Excelsior capitalized on opportunities. The text also outlines community youth programs and activities at the YMCA including canoeing, tennis, and fishing classes conducted by local leaders for 2000 and beyond.
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Grove Sio
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Grove
Etcelssor
Stave
Walsh
Horie
Frederick
Rolly Atkinson
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B. O. Thomas Jr
Sporting Foster
Frederick Junction
Albert Powell
Jand
YMCA
Albert Sanderson
State of Land
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Fight Results From The Associated Press Roundup
Houston Rex Harris outpointed Charlie Powell in Cut and Shoot Texas. San Diego Jerry Luedee stopped Charlie Parks in New Haven. Fresno Ben Medina outpointed Chico Santos in Wichita. Portugal 10.
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Rex Harris
Tex
Charlie Powell
San Diego
Calif
Miami Beach
Fla
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Conn
Charlie Parks
Wichita
Fresno
Ben Medina
Chico” Santos
Portugal
Minor Leagues and Pro Baseball Scores Mixed Across Circuits
A compilation of late results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues plus college and amateur matches. Notable: Spokane routed by Seattle 35 9, Sacramento defeating Salt Lake City 10 2, and Rochester pounding Columbus 13 4. Orioles blanked by Cleveland 6 3 as Ed Fitzgerald suffers a broken thumb.
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Sacramentn
Salt Lake City
Portian San Diego
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Ed Fitzgerald
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Russ Nixon
Fitzgerald
Wall Beck
Unclear sports notes and stats from a 1958 baseball page
Fragmentary game and player updates mention a 35 year old right hander likely to start again, ERA around 9.996, and multiple RBIs. The text references Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, Cleveland, and a few players with incomplete details about starts, innings, and late-game moves. The overall read is garbled and names are partly unreadable.
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Wilheim
Yankees
Chicago
Harshman
Boston
Bly Hen
Gus Tritoral
Gene Wox
Wille Joe DeMeestri
Cleveland
Orioles take lead with 93 victory over Indians
Hector Lopez and Yanks players rally in ninth to tie and Lopez doubles home winning run for 93. Jim led from mound with late relief securing the win. Cantello's 282 foot javelin mark at Compton Relays tops 281-242 Olympic standard, to be submitted for recognition.
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Orioles
Popin
Jim
Jess
Indians
Oroles
Hector Lopez
Yankees
A’s
Compton
Cali
Marine al Canitero
Cantello
Melburne
Egil Danielsen
Norway
Six Terps To Compete At Meet In Nebraska
Six Maryland Terrapins will compete at the 33rd annual NCAA track and field championships at the University of Nebraska June 12 and 13. Star pole vaulters Born Anderson and Carl Prise, high jumper Tom Tait, hurdler Larry Salmon, and sophomores Nick Kavalakides in the javelin Bill Johnson in the 110 meter hurdles and Buieh Spiegel in the sprints headline a loaded Terp contingent.
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Sin of the Universe of
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University of Nebraska
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Jim Kehoe
Duke
Terps
Field Perormer
Anderson
Denmark
Carl Prise
Tom Tait
Hyattstown
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Navy
Larry Salmon
Matawan, Inc
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Kehoe
Nick Kavalakides
Prince‘ton
N.J
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Mary
Soph
Bill Johnson
Arlington
Johnson
Buieh Spiegel
Richmond
Sprexel Shines at ACC Outdoor Title and Maryland Record
Sprexel won the outdoor ACC championship setting a Maryland record with a 9.6 seconds run. He also placed fourth at the IC4A meet, highlighting a strong post season.
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Sprexel
Sec
Maryland
West Coast All Star Game Delayed Start In Los Angeles
New York AP reports the second major league all star game set for Monday August 3 in Los Angeles will start late with a possible shift to Tuesday. Commissioner Ford Frick says the future of the extra game depends on attendance and television viewership. Dodgers fans pack capacity 94,606 as Stengel and Haney prepare to manage pitched rosters with 28 players per club for the West Coast game.
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Los Angeies
Ford Frick
Wause Dodgers
Los Angeles
Frick
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Stenzel
Fred Harey
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Pittsburgh
Stengel Haney
Unclear text on team lineup restrictions
Fragmentary OCR text discusses managers restrictions and lineup policy with scattered references to players coaches and broadcasters. No clear event or entities are identifiable from the readable portions.
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