Tense Twins Sign Shortstop Dale Ramsburg
Frederick's University of West Virginia star Dale Ramsburg signed with the Minnesota Twins, entering pro baseball after four conference championship seasons. The 22-year-old shortstop, once rejected by the Pirates, heads to Wisconsin Rapids in class A. Coach Harrick praises his fielding and hitting, notes his curve ball weakness, and forecasts possible third-base position.
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Frederick
University of West Virginia
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Twins
Hal Keller
Frederick County
Washington Senators
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Dale
Donnie Loun
Keller
West Virginia
Potomac State
Steve Harrick
Morgantown
Harrick
Ramsburg
Griffith Wins Welterweight Title In One Sided Battle
Emile Griffith retained his world welterweight championship with a 15 round split decision over Luis Rodriguez in Las Vegas. Referee Krause scored 69-67 for Griffith, Romero 70-68 for Griffith, Zenoff 71-70 for Rodriguez, and the AP had 72-68 for Griffith.
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Nev
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Harry Krause
Griffth
John Romero
Griffith
David Zenoff
Rodriguez
Associated Press
Yankees sweep White Sox as Ford wins eighth straight
New York, led by Whitey Ford in a four-hitter, blanked Chicago 3 0 to complete a twi-night doubleheader sweep. Ford improved to 8 0 with five strikeouts, while Phil Linz and Tony Kubek provided run support. In the opener Steve Hamilton won his fourth decision, and Joe Pepitone hit a homer as the Yankees moved within three games of the league leading White Sox.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Kite Sox
Ford
Joel Horlen
Phil Linz
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Hansen
Mickey Mantle
Steve Hamilton
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Richardson
Chicago
Buzhard
Baumann
Fisher
Carreon
Hamilton
Blanchard
W — Hamilton
L—Baumann
Pepitone
Sunday Baseball Schedule Across Maryland Leagues
Recap lists Sunday games in the Maryland State, Tri-County and Heart of MD leagues with matchups including Mt Airy versus New Market, Brunswick against Hustlers, Myers Weddle Bombers versus Broad Run, Yellow Springs facing German Town, Bolivar meeting Creagerstown, Harmony at Walkersville, Buckeystown vs Doubs, Thurmont at Middletown, Pleasant Walk against Mt Airy, Watkins Todd Steel versus Lucketts. Also note Nen, Dick first big league homer for Dodgers now at first base with Spokane.
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New Market
Cline Brunswick
Hustlers
Myers
Weddle Bombers
Broad Run
Jeff— George Yellow Springs
Germantown
Repp, Sullivan
Bolivar
Creagerstown
Lake
Summers
Harmony
Walkersville- Hammond
Heart OF
Dick Nen
Dodgers
Spokane
Morehead Dominates as Red Sox Top Orioles 7 3
Boston pitcher Dave Morehead struck out 12 in a seven hitter win over Baltimore, scattering runners until a two run homer by Brooks Robinson pierced the center field bleachers in the seventh. Felix Mantilla and Bob Tillman homered with men on, while Tony Conigliaro also connected. Morehead endured a brief surge before finishing with 13 batters faced.
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Boston
Dave Morehead
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tilliman
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Baseball results and injuries from Orioles vs Red Sox game
Yesterday scores include New York 6 Chicago 1 and Boston 7 Baltimore 5. Today Los Angeles at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, Minnesota at Washington, Chicago at New York. Mantilla drives a three run homer amid umpire call. Orsino may miss eight to ten weeks with a cracked left wrist.
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Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Newman
Wickersham
Penn
Donovan
Ramos
Kaat
Osteen
Pizarro
Downing
Bunker
Wilson
Homer
Bob Stewart
Dick Brown
Jim Honochick
Mantilla
Orioles
John Orsino
Orsino
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Cor Schilling
Brandt
Mantilake
Aparicio
Conighare
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Stuart
Siebern
Mahone
Robinson
Willams
Kirkland
Thomas Rf
Haddix
Bressoud
bGaines
Tillman
Adair
Runge, Smith
Stewart T
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
US Women Lead Britain In Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
Billie Jean Moffitt and Nancy Richey rallied to give the United States a 2-1 lead over Britain in the Wightman Cup. Richey defeated Deidre Catt in straight sets, Moffitt beat Ann Haydon Jones in three, and the doubles team Caldwell and Richey lost to Jones and Catt. The American squad can clinch by winning two of the remaining four matches.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
U. S
Britain
Miss Moffitt
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Ann Haydon Jones
Deidre Catt
United States
Miss Richey
America
Bob Jones
Sam Snead
Jones
Snead
Miss Moffatitt
Miss Catt
Miss Caldwell
Elizabeth Starkie
Donna Fales
New York
Miss Starkie
Angela Mortimer
Amalfitano Delivers Grand Slam as Cubs Rally
Joe Amalfitano hit his first career grand slam in a six run sixth inning that carried the Chicago Cubs to a 7-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bob Veale struggled in relief as Chicago benefited from four hits and a bases loaded walk to seal the win.
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Chicago
Joe Amalfitano
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Veale
Bob Buhl
Jimmy Stewart
Lou Brock
Buhl
Busy Wariams
Stewart
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Roy Face
Banks
Amalfitano
Face
Paplaroni
Bertell
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Plane sighting leads in Plymouth to Newport race
A Royal Canadian Air Force patrol plane sighted the yacht Gipsy Moth II about 630 miles east of Halifax guiding the single handed race from Plymouth to Newport. The 40 foot vessel skippered by pesrontis Chichester of England left Plymouth May 23 with 13 boats still in the race as most positions remained unknown. At Lang Field in St Petersburg spring training base for the Cardinals and Mets, night baseball exhibition games are planned next spring.
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RCAF
Plymouth
England
Newport
R.I
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Eng
Lang Field
St Petersburg
Cardinals
Mets
Expansion of summer college leagues eyed by scout Greenwade
Tom Greenwade, veteran scout who signed Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard, argues for continued summer college seasons financed by majors, with scholarships and amateur status under NCAA rules. He cites a $50,000 Central Illinois Collegiate League grant and urges a broader pro-backed foundation to fund player development for fringe college players while preserving eligibility and degrees.
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Omaha
Tom Greenwade
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Hank Bauer
Greenwade
Ilinois
Lopez Spring Talk Holding Up So Far
New York AP report notes White Sox manager Lopez argues three clubs Baltimore Minnesota Chicago can beat the Yankees. He cites pitching, hitting, and bullpen factors as key, with series between White Sox and Yankees set for June 21 weekend at Yankee Stadium and Chicago next.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
al Lopez
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Lopez
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
Floyd Robinson
Tommy McCraw
Joe Cunningham
Dave Nicholson
Wally Bunker
Dave McNally
Browns Sign Three Defenders for 1964 Season
Cleveland Browns announced the signing of three defensive backs Ross Fichtner Bobby Franklin and Walter Beach bringing the 1964 roster to 27 players under contract. Fichtner and Franklin enter their fifth seasons with the club while Beach is a second year man.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Ross Fichtner
Bobby Franklin
Browns
Walter Beach
Shenandoah Racecard Results and Entries Summary
Race card for Shenandoah tracks features nine races with purses ranging from 1,200 to 2,500 dollars. Notable entries include Miss Norma Jane and Duenna in early claiming races, Fast Jazz and Rebec in allowances, and a series of 4 year olds and up competing across 4 1/2 to 6 furlongs plus one mile events. Attendance tallied at 4,077 with a late afternoon mix of favorites and long shots across 10 races.
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Norma Jane
Vasil
Rocking Baby
Hedge
Dixie Bish
L. Reynolds
Fast Jazz
Rebec
Bishop's
Witmer
L Reynolds
D. Stauth
Fitzgerald
Reynolds
Hay Harbor
Smith
Reynalisy
Small
Dan
Graham
Sharp Needie
Capt. Loveladies
Pictor's Pride
Kings Jester
Evening Flame
Joy Garden
Furlon Take Command
Betsy
Wayzets
Cratty Regler
Rome
Iz Hazmar
Nice Ae
Plastic Foot
Jack Bender
Belsabar
Cain's Abel
Pretty Lace
Chance
Capumn John
Bryan Mint
Spacula
Ellsworth G
Bernarr Mac
Redlant
Kerch
Sagitate
Jiggs Kid
Beach Patrol
Chuckie U2
Tom Jackson
Ellen
Xmas Corel
Poly Free
Rustoms
Ie. Kaminare
Metallic Aga
Bon Lucho
Elsie Vo
Adrilito
Mandys Brave
Mary Tudor
Wingate
Painter
Grey Lawn
Rogue's Road
Curt Summons
Asgard
Celerity Boy
Liston Arrested for Speeding in Glenvale Colorado
AP reports former heavyweight boxing champion Charles Sonny Liston, 30, was arrested for speeding in Glenvale a Denver suburb. City officials said he was clocked at 53 mph in a 30 mph zone shortly after 9 am Monday. Also noted is Rico Petrocelli's Pacific Coast League status with Seattle.
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Colo
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Denver
John Elwell
Liston
Rico Petrocelli
Reading
Seattle
Missing loafers found at Delaware Park gate
Stanton Delaware AP reports a teen gate crasher fled the track gate with a pair of size 12 loafers, later to be reclaimed by paying admission. In AFL news, 20 pre season games start August eight with Jets facing Bills in Tampa and Denver visiting San Diego.
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American Football League
New York Jets
Buffalo
Tampa
Fla
Denver
San Diego
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