Creagerstown Surges Past Bolivar In Wild 13-11 Win
Bolivar fell 13-11 to Creagerstown in a wild nine inning game as Bolivar scored five runs with two outs to topple the previously unbeaten squad. Creagerstown's seven run uprising in the sixth gave them the lead and a 18 hit attack led by Abe Gladhall and John Harper. Harmony moved into a three way tie for first with Bolivar and Creagerstown after Walkersville loss.
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Creagerstown
Bolivar
Bud Gilroy
Dennis Reeder
Sanger
Jim Chase
Frank Favorite
Robert Keller
Reeder
Abe Gladhall
Buzz Ecker
Ken Swomley
John Harper
Mike
Walkersville
Harmony
Gene Lewis
Roger Wiles
Bill Carder
Kenny Eaves
Lee Ropp
Jack Forsythe
Forsythe
Lewis
Wiles
Garder
Dick Baker
George Blickenstaff
Walkville
Baker
Summers
Eaves
Carder
Ramsburg
Duncan
Broad
Bombers
Jeff
Frederick
Lefty
Warrenfeltz
Henderson
Lee
Bob Huffer
Remsburg
B. R.jeff
A. Hall
B. Huffer
Middletown
Thurmont
Bob House
Holter
Bob Dawson
Maurice Fraley
Bob Shaffer
House
Larry Ahalt
Rudell Ahalt
John Rudy
Dawson
Rudy
Ahalt
Shaffer
Jim Hoffman
Huett
Shaffer, Fraley and Hess
L. Ahalt
Dawson and Gladhill
Orioles Sweep to Take First as White Sox Slump
New York edged Chicago 4-3 in 10 innings as Joe Pepitone delivered a run scoring single off Don Mossi after Archie Moore and an error helped the rally. The win completed a doubleheader sweep and moved Baltimore a game ahead in the AL standings while Chicago fell further from first.
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NEW York
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Chicago
Pepitone
Don Messi
Hoyt Wilhelm
Archie Moore
Ron Hansen
Gary Peters
Dave Nicholson
Yankee Stadium
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
Nicholson
Roland Sheldon
Phil Linz
Howard
Mickey Mantle
Linz
Juan Pizarro
Frederick Girls Dominate Meet at Morgan College
Frederick High School girls swept all events at Morgan College Baltimore to win 42 6 5 2 over Latrobe Montrose and Bel Air. Tammy Davis set a meet record in 11 3 seconds, Debbie Thompson won 220 in 25 seconds, and the 40 yard relay went 50 4 with Swann Det erding and others. Sally Ward captured the broad jump 15 10 and Judy Twenty led the baseball throw.
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Sally Ward
Judy Twenty
Frederick
Phyllis
Edith
Hubbard
Joyce Davis
Tammy
Cathy Turner
Kay Johnson
Baltimore
Lema Wins Buick Open in Tight Rally at Warwick Hills
Tony Lema, 30, captured the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Golf Course in Grand Blanc Michigan with a 277 total after a tense final round. He earned 8000 dollars for first prize, while Don Finsterwald finished runner up at 280. Julius Boros, last year’s champion, ended with 292 as Lema heads to the National Open in Washington DC with renewed confidence.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Lema
Rye
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Washington, D. C
Julius Boros
Boros
Don
Thunderbird
Warwick Hills
Tigers Take Twin Bill From Angels
Detroit wins a doubleheader 6-5 and 6-4 over Los Angeles as Dick McAuliffe and Don Demeter drive runs. Demeter's two run double in the seventh seals the second game after Belinsky wards off the tying run. Willie Smith and Vic Power homer for the Angels in the first game while Kaline Brown McAuliffe pace Detroit with key shots.
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Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
Don Demeter
Los Angeles
Demeter
Tigers
Bo Belinsky
Willie Smith
Vic Power
McAuliffe
Terry Fox
get_ting
Joe Adcock
McBride
D. Lee
Osinski
R. Lee
Rodgers
Lolich
Rakow
Sherry
Fox
East Frederick Drops Twin Bill to Bermuda All-Stars
Bermuda All-Stars swept East Frederick in a doubleheader at McCurdy Field 84 and 20. Joe Lewis earned both wins with a relief effort in game one and a five hit shutout in game two, fanning 17 to pace the visitors. Henry Lake hit a two run homer for East Frederick in the opener. Butch Kimmel allowed only two hits in game two, with two costly errors aiding Bermuda. East Frederick hosts Millerville VFW next, aiming to avenge the earlier sweep.
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East Frederick
Butch Kimmel
Kimmel
Henry Lake
Millerville Vfw
Lancaster
McCurdy Field
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Bachtell Four-Hit Shutout Lifts Grove Over Kiwanis 7-0
Jim Bachtell threw a four hit shutout for Grove in the Babe Ruth League game versus Kiwanis. He struck out 11, drove in two runs, and helped himself with two Grove hits. Ronnie Schattenberg added two RBIs and Clarence Duckett a triple as Grove won 7-0.
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New Market
Mt. Airy
Mike ‘Edwards
Edwards
Nelson Myers
Getzendanner
Dick Hemp
Don McGolerick
Tom Fouche
Mike Rimmey
Whitehouses
Jones
Rimmey
Edward
Clark
Jim Bachtell
Grove
Kiwanis
Bachtell
Ronnie Schattenberg
Clarence Duckett
Chet Baker
Mike Hill
Maurice Boyd
Hill
Renn
Boyd
Thomas
Hayes to Dominate NCAA Track at Eugene
Florida A and M star Bob Hayes led a surge by small college sprinters at the NCAA College Division Championships in Fresno and Eugene. Hayes equalled his 20.5 for 220 and Newman of Fresno State posted 9.3 in the 100, with Carr injured avoiding a duel.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Darel Newman
Fresno State
AU Jain
Wail
Eugene
Ore
Arizona State University
Henry Carr
Carr
San Diego
Senone
Baldy) Castillo
Tempe
Ariz
U.S
Newman
Edwin Roberts
North Carolina College
Roberts
Orioles Sweep Red Sox to Take AL Lead in Doubleheader
Baltimore roared past Boston 10-1 and 8-1 to move one game ahead of the White Sox in the AL standings. Chuck Estrada and Dick Hall combined for strong six innings in the opener, while Dave McNally won the nightcap. Brooks Robinson Luis Aparicio led a 17 hit day with multiple extra base hits and stolen bases.
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Boston
Baltimore
Coma
Chuck Estrada
Dick All
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
New York
Yankees
White Sox
Patuncia Wena Hie
Anenn
Wis Lumbae
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Jerry Adair
Red Sox
Estrada
Hall
Norm Siebern
Carl Yastrzemski
Adair
Ed Connolly
Bob Heffner
Dick Brown
Robinson
Aparicio
Dave McNally
Sox
Bob Tillman
Rosto
Abrhbi
Saverine
Schilling
Aparico
Mantile
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Congiaro
Siebern
Stuart
Thomas
Brandt
Willams
Bressoud
Brown
Tillman
McNally
Lamane
E—Schilling
Bowens
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Lamabe
Earley
Heffner
Spanswick
Gray
Boston Corh
Jones
Coniguara
Aparicia
Yurzeski
Savine Ph
Stuert
Thomas Rf
Mantilla
Adar
Nixon
Connolly
Williams
Gaines Ph Jroop Hall
Cimall
Manhila
Conigharo
Cimol
Mantila
Connally
Comer Leaves Martinsburg For Frederick High Coaching Post
Rey Comer resigns after three years as head basketball and baseball coach at Martinsburg High School to take a coaching and teaching position at Frederick High School. He will teach and assist in football and basketball programs.
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Rey Comer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick High School
Martinsburg Journal
Comer
Frederick High
Braves Sweep Dodgers in twin bill as Aaron hits 350th homer
Milwaukee rips 11 extra-base hits in a 5-1 and 5-1 doubleheader victory over Los Angeles before 47,128. Cloninger five hitter in game one, Sadowski Schneider and Lemaster combine on seven-hitter in game two. Aaron belts his 350th major league homer, Alou adds key shots, Maye and Oliver also homer. Dodgers stumble with errors and big first innings by Braves.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Braves
Dodgers
Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
Dan Schneider
Denny Lemaster
Felipe Alou
Aaron
Dennis Menke
Gene Oliver
Lee Maye
Oliver
Sadowski
Cloninger
Torre
Willhite
Miller
Ortega
Brewer
Perranoski
Roseboro
W—Cloninger
Alou
Menke
Schneider
Lemaster
Reed
Camilli
W—Schneider
L — Reed
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