Athletics Sweep Double Header From Baltimore
Kansas City's Athletics swept a doubleheader from Baltimore on the road, taking the second game in 10 innings for a 5 to 4 victory. Bud Daley won the opener, fanning 11 over five hits, while Hoyt Wilhelm took the loss in the nightcap after a late-inning rally by the A’s. Marty Kutyna finished the second game, and Whitey Herzog and Norm Siebern contributed key hits in the late frames.
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Dick Williams
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Giants Beat Braves 16 to 7 in Windy Park Showdown
Giants erupt for 16 hits led by Willie McCovey batting for Johnny Antonelli in the seventh as he belts a windblown homer off Carl Willer. Wes Covington nearly robbing it at left field, Bravos pitcher changes and defensive miscues fuel a lop-sided scoring line with San Francisco defeating Milwaukee 16 to 7.
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Runnels Drives Boston Past White Sox 4-1
Pete Runnels sparked Boston with a three run fifth inning to turn a 1-1 tie into a 4-1 win over Chicago. Runnels saved a key play with a two out grab near second, Ted Williams and Vic Wertz drew walks, and Frank Sullivan pitched a strong game for the last place Red Sox.
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Vic Wertz
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Sullivan
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News Triumphs Twice In Twinbill Over Post
The Frederick News defeated Frederick Post 18 to 5 in the first game and 11 to 3 in the nightcap at Washington Street School diamond. Gene Warren feltz and Bobby Van Fossen homered for The News, Grayson Young went 3 for 3, while Doug Little went 4 for 4 in the second game. Clarence Rinehart homered for The News. Dennis Fagan and Richard Fogle pitched.
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Calrier Boys
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Clarence Rinehart
Richard Fogle
Dennis Fagan
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
In the American League Cleveland leads with 19 wins and 6 losses while Baltimore and New York trail. Detroit and Chicago sit mid-pack as Boston and Kansas City hover near .400. Yesterday Kansas City crushed Baltimore 65 to 1 and Washington defeated Detroit 85 to 2 with Boston beating Chicago 4 to 1. Tonight New York at Kansas City is the night game. Ingemar Johansson reports his best morning workout since title defense prep, delivering power to Towne, Johnsen, and Risberg in six rounds. Trains collide near Naples injuring 20, with initial reports describing grave conditions for several train crew and passengers.
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Floyd Patterson
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Billy Johnsen
Lemmart Risberg
Towne
Walkersville no hitter, Ramsburg leads 1-0 win
Grayson Ramsburg relieved Ken Eaves and hurled eight and one third innings of no hit ball as Walkersville beat Buckeystown 1-0. Clem singled and Bunce Gilbert followed with a second hit to put Walkersville on top. Ramsburg struck out nine and walked two. Loun started for Buckeystown, with Hargett finishing and allowing seven hits.
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Ken Eaves
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Bunce Gilbert
Buck Houck
Don Loun
Harold Hargett
Loun
Hargett
Lenhart
Smith
Germantown Defeats Doubs to Remain Undefeated in League
Germantown stayed atop the Tri-County League with an 11 to 6 win over Doubs. Mike Menard pitched the full game allowing 14 hits with one walk and one strikeout. Jim Johnson and John Warfield had three hits each for Germantown, while Germantown built leads of 3, 3, and 2 runs across the first three innings.
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Larry Wenner
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Doubs
Mike Menard
Jim Johnson
John Warfield
Montgomery County
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Moose Downs Kiwanis 14 2 In Babe Ruth Tilt
Moose routed Kiwanis 14 to 2 on Saturday night as four first inning runs and big late innings clinched the Babe Ruth League game. Rhoderick and Hoy pitched for Moose, while Mayne Stevens Starr Rhoderick Hoy and Foland scored. Record set Vladimir Gorayev of Minsk University cleared 1643 meters in hop step and bound in a Soviet meet reported by Tass.
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Challenge Leaders Lead at Centenary British Open Golf
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer head a 30 man American challenge for the Centenary British Open Golf Championship in Scotland. Games next Sunday include Germantown at Creagerstown Niddletown at Walkersville and other local matchups across several towns.
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Doubs
Maryland State League nears midseason as teams trade leads
Mt. Airy and Jam sville struggle in a 7 to 2 defeat while Thurmont stays second after a 13 to 10 win over Poolesville. New Market defeats Frederick 14 to 3 as Brunswick and Jefferson split a 6 to 2 game.
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Frederick A C Remains Undefeated In Tri State League
East Frederick A C edged Charles Town 4 3 in eight innings at Baker Park to stay undefeated. Trailing 3 0 entering the seventh, the A C offense rallied on a walk and single by Ed Rice and Chiz Staley, then won when Sonny White drove Guy Ramsburg home in the eighth. Patience and pitching by Jum Blank and Max Kehne secured the victory. Next Saturday the A C face Hagerstown in the Hub City. Lenny Moore signed a fifth year with the Baltimore Colts, adding to his team scoring record set over four seasons despite a foot ailment last year.
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Shaw
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