Maryland Afield Three men vie for Olympic trap team
Three local shooters Ralph Taylor Austin Keyser and Carroll Kinsey earned tryouts for the two man Olympic trapshooting squad. They will compete July 7 to 9 at Fort Benning Georgia against nearly 100 U S and Armed Forces shooters for a place on the Japan Olympics team. Debbie Luhn, an 11 year old from Urbana, wins sub junior and ladies championships at the North South Skeet Shoot in Montgomery County and could become a rising rival in Maryland trapshooting.
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Georgia
United States
America
Japan
Ralph Taylor
Sally
Keedysville
American Trapshooting Association
D.C
West Virginia
Ohio
Austin Keyser
Maryland
Austin
Frederick County
Carroll
Carroll Kinsey
Thurmont
Canada
Frederick
Westy Hogan
Atlantic City
Star
Tuscarora
Debbie Luhn
Urbana
Albert M. Thomas
Debbie
Yearyland
National Capitol
Montgomery County
Jackson wins eighth for Chicago 6-3 over Mets
Ron Santo drove in three runs with a two run homer and a single as Larry Jackson earned his eighth win for the Chicago Cubs in a 6-3 victory over the New York Mets. Jim Stewart singled twice and was plunked in the fifth, short of a two game hit streak. Carey Willey and Bill Wakefield pitched for New York.
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NEW York
Ron Santo
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Jim Stewart
Cubs
Bill Wakefield
Carl Willey
Wakefield
Stewart
Chicago
Jackson
Bertell
Willey
Locke
Gonder
Cannizzaro
Santo
Hires Mel McGaha As Replacement Kaycee Fires Lopat
The Kansas City Athletics fired field manager Ed Lopat and named Mel McGaha as his replacement. Lopat voiced resignation to the move while McGaha, joining from Cleveland as a coach, vowed to keep the current staff and meet players before tonight's game. The club sits at 17 35 this season with a 73 89 record last year.
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Cleveland
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Pat Friday
Mel McGaha
Cleveland Indians
A’s
Friday
Athletics
Lopat
Finley
Charles O. Finley
Hank
Bauer
Hillsdale
N. J
Jon
McGaha
Shreveport
Mobile
Ala
Toronto
Birdie Tebbetts
Ed Lojpat
Twins Deal Three-Team Swap For Bench Strength
The Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians, and Los Angeles Angels complete a three team deal. Vic Power and Lenny Green leave Minnesota for Los Angeles and Cleveland respectively. Jerry Kindall and Frank Kostro join the Twins from Cleveland and Los Angeles. Power leaves at age 32 after two seasons of fan support. Green, 0 for 15 this year, was displaced by Jimmie Hall. Kindall, 29, has played multiple infield positions and bats .360 this season with 25 at bats.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Vic Power
Lenny Green
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Jerry Kindall
Frank Kostro
Power
Angels
Billy Moran
Indians
Kindall
Green
Kostro
Hawaii
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Albie Pearson
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
University of Minnesota
Twins end skid with 7-2 win over Tigers in Detroit
Southpaw Dick Stigman and Gar Shifflett combined on a three-hitter as the Minnesota Twins snapped a three game losing streak with a 7 to 2 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Earl Battey drove in three runs with a double and homer, while Bill Freehan and Don Demeter homered for Detroit.
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Detroit
Dick Stigman
Garland Shifflett
Earl Battey
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Stigman
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
Shiffler
al Kaline
Bailey
Bob Allison
Tiger
Ed Rakow
Minnesota
Shifflett
Battey
Rakow
Fox
Freehan
Mantle Hits Two Homers In 8-4 Yankees Win Over Red Sox
Mickey Mantle reversed his slump by swatting two right handed homers off Bill Monbouquette as the Yankees beat Boston 8-4. Roger Maris also connected for New York while Ed Bressoud and Felix Mantilla homered for the Red Sox. Bouton won, improving to 4-5 on the season and 6-1 lifetime against Boston.
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Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Yankees
Ed Bressaud
Felix Mantilla
Red Sox
Mantle
Bill Monbouquette
Jim Bouton
Bouton
New York
Blanchard
Monbouquette
Earley
Connolly
Tillman
W — Bouton
L—Monbouquette
Maris
Bressoud
Mantilla
Jefferson Jays Blank Feagaville 7–0 in Little League
Feagaville Cardinals were shut out 7 to 0 as Jefferson Jays pitcher Smith threw a two hit complete game with 11 strikeouts. G Blank pitched for Feagaville allowing 11 hits while Remsberg Corum and Summers led Jefferson with two hits each.
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Feagaville
Jefferson Jays
Manager Named for Houston Colts Cocoa Team in Florida Rookie League
AP reports Dave Phil Jey, a former major leaguer, was named manager of the Houston Colts Cocoa in the Florida Rookie League. Joyful news highlights community pride and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce’s generosity to the youth, described as a ten-fold reward for a generous deed. Edgemont California March Air Force Base, A C Howard S Colliflower Jr.
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Sports Desk
Debbie Thompson
Press Enterprise
Riverside
California
Los Angeles
Frederick News - Post
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick City
Frederick, Md
Houston
Dave Phil- Jey
Houston Colts
Cocoa
Florida
America
Frederick
Robinson's eighth inning homer sinks White Sox in Baltimore win
Baltimore pitcher Milt Pappas earned the decision as Brooks Robinson hit a two run homer in the eighth off Hoyt Wilhelm to lift the Orioles to a 3 1 victory over Chicago. Rookie starter Tom Talbot struggled, allowing seven hits before leaving after seven, while Aparicio had tied the game with a sixth inning homer. Chicago still led the AL by 12 games after the loss.
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Chicago
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Sox
Tom McCraw
Pappas
Aparicia
Robinson
Wilhelm Knuckler
Baltimore
Miller
Brown
Talbot
Wilhelm
Martin
Apar Hido
B. Robinson
McCraw
Braves Rally Past Giants 6 5 to clinch first place
Ed Mathews drove in four runs including a bases loaded double in the eighth as Milwaukee beats San Francisco 6 5. Giants fall seven percentage points behind idle Philadelphia after a ninth inning rally falls short. Spahn outdueled Sanford through six, Kuenn homered for Milwaukee, Alou homered for San Francisco.
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SAN Francisco
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Jim Hart
Jim Davenport
Duke Snider
del Crandall
Jesus Alou
Davenport
Snider
Cloninger
Harvey Kuenn
Felipe Alou
Ken MacKenzie
Kuenn
Mathews
Warren Spahn
Jack Sanford
Sanford
San Fran
Spahn
Sadowski
Ranew
Pierce
Shaw
MacKenzie
Haller
F Alon
Grove Leading Hitter on FHS Team With .524
Frederick Cadets finish 10-3 with a team .318 batting average. Benny Grove tops the club with a .524 average and 22 hits, 17 runs scored. Nelson Myers .452 and Stan Keyser .410 are next in line among regulars. Pitching stars Tommy Thomas and Jim Trout combine for most wins, with Trout leading 72 strikeouts in 43 innings.
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Benny Grove
Frederick Cadets
Cadets
Grove
Nelson Myers
Stan Keyser
Terry Boyer
Tommy Thomas
Jim Trout
Thomas
Trout
Ned
Ron Hart
Rick Alt
Hart
RBI
Bere
Boyer
Dutrow Grove
Keyser
Myers
Paim
Rhoderick
Staley
Thomas Trout
Young
Frederick and Brunswick Play to 5-5 Deadlock
Frederick and Brunswick battled to a 5-5 tie in an American Legion game at Brunswick, called after eight innings due to darkness. Frederick rallied from a 4-2 deficit, scoring a run in the final inning to level. Pitchers were Jim Trout and Tommy Thomas for Frederick, Herm Willis and Butch Dixon for Brunswick. On Saturday Frederick hosts the Agriculture Post of Washington, D. C., at McCurdy Field at 1 p.m., a DC squad drawing from Eastern High School with top schoolboy pitchers Vince Colbert and Bill Williams on the staff.
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Frederick
Brunswick
American Legion
Railroaders
Jim Trout
Tommy Thomas
Herm Willis
Butch Dixon
Agriculture Post
Washington, D. C
McCurdy Field
D. C
Eastern High School
Vince Colbert
Bill Williams
Two gray horses win Preakness at Pimlico
Only two gray horses have captured the Preakness at Pimlico. Belmar won in 1895 and Native Dancer took the title in 1953.
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Pimlico
Belmar
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Sally) Taylor
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