Tigers Tie For Third With 3-1 Win Over Yankees
Detroit moved into a deadlock with the Orioles, two games behind Chicago, after Don Mossi pitched six strong innings to beat New York 3-1. Larry Osborne, Lew Berberet, and Rocky Bridges started a second-inning rally, and Eddie Yost stole second and scored on Charlie Maxwell’s double in the third. Bronstad made his first major league start for the Yankees.
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Charlie Maxwell
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Minor Leagues Recap From Associated Press Standings
American Association results include Fort Worth 85 over St. Paul 63, Omaha 3 Charleston 1, Indianapolis 5, Louisville 1, Houston 6, Minneapolis 4, Denver 7, Dallas 6. International League games saw Buffalo 6 Rochester 7, Richmond 3, Columbus 1, Havana 6, Toronto 2, Miami at Montreal postponed. Pacific Coast League San Diego 2 Seattle 1, Spokane, Salt Lake City 2, Vancouver 15 over Phoenix 7, Portland 7, Sacramento 2.
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Omaha
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Houston
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Denver
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Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
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Toronto
Miami
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San Diego
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
Phoenix
Portland
Sacramento
Grand Stevie Wins Shenandoah Downs Feature Race
Robert N. Boerner's Grand Stevie led all the way in the six furlongs to win the American Play purse at Shenandoah Downs before 4,907. time 1 13 45 on a fast track with 35.80 win odds. Papa Tony was second, Indian Time edged for show after a photo, mutuel handle $198,166 amid a pre race power outage.
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W. Va
Robert N. Boerner
Grand Stevie
Shenandoah Downs
Papa Tony
Shenandoah
Belmont Stakes field grows with three extra entrants
Belmont Stakes attracted three additional entrants Wheatley Stables The Irishman North Pole 2nd and Copalan Stables Joe's Master, boosting the anticipated field to 11. Sword Dancer remains the 6-5 favorite after a Derby close, with Royal Orbit Black Hills and others also in contention for the 125 000 added purse run on a potential off track.
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Sword Dancer
Rosal Orbit
Black Hills
Wheatley Stable
John St. Kroese
North Pole
Copalan
Joe
Regio
CBS
League Leaders American and National League Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders across both leagues include Kaline Detroit with 348 at bats and .341, Killebrew Washington 45 runs and 19 homers, and Yost Detroit 45 RBIs. Fox Chicago and Kaline Detroit tie 75 hits. Runnels Boston 70. doubles leader Runnels and Williams 19. Cab Lopez 14. home runs Killebrew 19 and Colavito 18. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 18. Mantle 13. Pitchers Wilhelm Baltimore 90 decisions. Larsen New York and Fisher Washington 31 wins. Wynn Chicago and Score Cleveland 77 strikeouts. Bunning Detroit 65. NL at bats Aaron Milwaukee 411. Burgess Pittsburgh 345. runs Mathews Milwaukee 52. Pinson Cincinnati and Mays San Francisco 49. RBIs Banks Chicago 61. Robinson Cincinnati 55. hits Aaron Milwaukee 95. Cepeda San Francisco 77. doubles Cimoli St Louis 24. Aaron 23. triples Dark Chicago and Pinson Cincinnati 6. Mathews Milwaukee 6. Anderson Philadelphia White St. Louis 5. homers Mathews Milwaukee 22. Banks Chicago and Aaron 16. steals Neal Los Angeles 17. Biasingame St Louis 11. decisions Face Pittsburgh 90. Elston Chicago 41. strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 91. Jones San Francisco 5.
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Cleveland
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Jones
Casper Takes Lead In U S Open Play
Casper Jr. surged into a one stroke lead at the U S Open after a 2 under 69 in round two at Winged Foot. He tied for 36 holes at 140 with Hogan Palmer and Player within four shots of the lead as a large group chased the half championship.
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N.Y
Bill Casper Jr
Winged Foot
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Masiters
Casper
Appie Valley
Calif
Hiad
Sam Snead
Hogan
Dick Mayer
Billy Joe Paiton
Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Twins Tigers Win
Major League stars deliver for Detroit as Don Messi tosses six hits in a 3-1 win over the Yankees, lifting the Tigers into a third place tie while Harry Chiti of the A's belted his first two on base homer in a 3-2 win against the Red Sox. Jim King signs with the Phillies at WW-year-old pitcher will report to Johnson City Tennessee club in Appalachian League after a standout American Legion season.
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Boston
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Kansas City Athletics
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Red Sox
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Kansas City
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Bobby Avila
Ted Williams
Dick Gernert
Tom German
Jackie Jensen
Soe
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East Frederick To Host Berryville In Twin Hill Softball Night
East Frederick A C softball hosts Berryville Virginia tonight at Sts Curdy Field starting at 8. Berryville will bring a star studded squad led by Eddie Grim and Jesse Donald. Grim, former Handley High standout, joins 2 top Virginia players as East Frederick prepares for district play in Winchester with winner advancing to the Virginia state final in Richmond.
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Virginia
House of David
Deanjaid
Henry Wisecaver
Winchester
Swinner
A. C's
Elm Street junior high girls field events results
Elm Street Junior High hosted a week long track meet with seven events for girls in 16 sections. Winners include Judy Reed for the 50 dash, Elaine Oland pitching distances in softball throw, Shuttle relay winners and place getters, and top finishers in badminton croquet deck tennis and horseshoes across grades.
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Elm Street
Judy Reed
Barbara Sherhorse
Linda Stull
Bonnie Strine
Mary Hubbard
Elaine Oland
Patsy Thomas
Linda Little
Karen Stull
Beverly
Remsburg
Ann
Fraser
Susan Schildknecht
Patsy Mackler
Probable Pitchers Action From Major League Lineups
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for today’s games. Chicago hosts Baltimore with Brown opposing Shaw, Cleveland visits Washington with Ramos facing Garcia, Kansas City at Boston features Brewer against Finn, New York at Boston pairing Larsen with Spahn, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh has Koufax vs Kline, San Francisco at Philadelphia matches Owens against Antonell, Cincinnati at St Louis fields Nuxhall versus Jackson.
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Baltimore
Shaw
Brown
Cleveland
Washington
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Ramos
Boston
Bucks
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Kine
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Philadelphia
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Owens
Cardwell
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St. Louis
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Jackson
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday to Monday
Detroit beat New York 3 1 Kansas City edged Boston 3 2 Chicago defeated Baltimore 9 7 in Milwaukee rain delayed other games San Francisco beat Philadelphia 5 in five innings Los Angeles won at Pittsburgh St Louis toppled Cincinnati in 10 innings Cincinnati at St Louis and Milwaukee at Los Angeles were listed as remaining games Monday schedules include Detroit at Baltimore and Kansas City at Washington among others
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State Trap Shoot Title Fire June 26-28
The Maryland State Trap shooting tournament set for June 26 to 28 at the Oriole Gun Club of Baltimore is expected to draw its largest attendance in the organization s history. Eight hundred fifty registered trapshooters from ten states and several Canadian provinces will attend. Maryland residents compete for state titles while out of state shooters vie for open championships in the same events. Defending state champions include Calvin Michael Aberdeen in the 16 yard, Clarence E Matthews Parkton in the handicap, Kenneth J Houck Woodsboro in the doubles and high all around based on 400 targets, and Mrs Claude Richards Westminster in the ladies division. Sixteen yard champions, both men and ladies, may enter the National Title matches in Vandalia Ohio in August. Local officers include Mrs Marjorie M Smith president and C B Grabbill Libertytown vice president with Carroll Kinsey Thurmont treasurer and board members Russell Struve Frederick RFD Howard Carter Taneytown and Leslie A Barnes Carroll County.
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Oriole Gun Club
Baltimore
Marjorie M. Smith
Taneytown
Calvin Michael
Aberdeen
Clarence E. Matthews
Parkton
Kenneth
Houck
Woodsboro
Claude Richards
Westminster
Jladies
Vandalia
Ohio
National Little League Week Proclaimed by Eisenhower
The nation observes National Little League Week with a Mayori proclamation by Jacob R. Ramsburg. The event marks the 20th anniversary of Life and honors Congress for authorizing the President to proclaim the second Monday in June each year. Jim Pisoni, previously with Milwaukee and Richmond, is called up by the New York Yankees.
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Yanks New York
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Milwaukee
Richmond
New York Yankees
Twin Bill: Buckeystown Ranges vs B Zs in Sunday Softball Clash
Buckeystown Rang ers and the B Zs clash at 2 p m on Washington Street diamond for the county softball game of the week. Buckeystown has a 10 game win streak and the B Zs sit at 10 1. The outcome decides first half title. both managers report top form and solid mound options.
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Buckeys , Fown
Joe Leaks
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Shookstown
John Wetzel
Maryland District of Columbia 30 Cal State Championship Match Fort George G Meade
A group of twenty riflemen from XI U S Army Corps Reserves compete in the Maryland and District of Columbia 30 Caliber State Championship Match at Fort Meade today and Sunday. About 304 shooters expected for individual and team awards. Matches support National Rifle Association rules. Participants include Bartgis Jr Bartgis Esworthy Esler Jackson Kline Krantz Putman Stockman Taylor and others.
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District of Columbia
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John G. Koschak
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Quantico
Virginia
U.S. Army Reserve
U. S. Army
Charles T. Esworthy
Robert A. Esler Jr
Richard C. Jackson
Thomas D. Kline
Randolph §. Krantz
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Charles R. Stockman
Joseph E. Taylor
Local baseball and softball schedule across county leagues
Local listings show county league games including Creagerstown at Walkersville and Broad Run at Germantown, with Middletown, Yellow Springs, Buckeystown, Bolivar, Harmony, Liberty, Knoxville, Taylorstown and others. Maryland state league CNO games are open dates. American Legion 2 seven inning contest slated for 2 PM at McCurdy Field with Hagerstown facing Frederick.
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Germantown
Kramer Doubs
Middletown
Shiflett Lovettsville
Yellow Springs
Emus Buckeystown
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Green
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Harmony
Liberty
Horiie Knoxville
Taylorstown
George Frederick DeMolay
Merican Legion
McCurdy
Hagerstown
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Ud Lewis
Fight Results From Madison Square Garden and Other Matches
In New York at Madison Square Garden Carlos Ortiz stopped Kenny Lane after 139 percent and 140 in Muskegon Michigan. Fernando Barreto knocked out Julio Cartuqui in Brazil. Sixto Rodriguez outpointed Monroe Ratliff in San Diego for a California light heavyweight title.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
Lane
Ortiz
Harry Kessler
Harry Kleiman
Dr. Killman
Muskegon, Mich
Kessler
Associated Press
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Mich
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Brazil
Fernando Barreto
Julio Cartuqui
Argentina
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San Anselmo
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California
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