Frederick Legion Tops Washington in Exhibition Clash
Frederick Legion post edged Agriculture Post of Washington, D C 5 to 4 at McCurdy Field. Stan Keyser delivered a two bagger in the ninth after Gordon Smith's earlier hit, sending Tommy Thomas to the mound for the win. Thomas struck out ten over the full nine as Frederick erased an early 2-0 deficit with a three run third inning and a late lead before holding on for the victory. Next up is a District 2 game at Westminster followed by a home date with Brunswick.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Agriculture Post
Washington, D.C
McCurdy Field
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Tommy Thomas
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Agriculture
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Ron Hart
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Twins slug past Senators in doubleheader routs
Minnesota pounded eight homers led by Harmon Killebrew with three in the two games as the Twins swept Washington 6-5 and 9-2 on a charity day attended by 40,259 fans including Luci Baines Johnson. Jimmie Hall Bob Allison and Zoilo Versalles also homered, while Johnny Goryl and Jim Duckworth tangled after a pitch in the second game.
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Children’s Hospital
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Harmon Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Jim Kaat
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Buster Narum
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Fred Valentine
Ed Brinkian
Jim Perry
Chuck Hinton
Parry
Lee Stange
Nationalist China to send 83-member Tokyo Olympic delegation
Taipei AP reports Nationalist China plans an 83 member delegation to the Tokyo Olympics. The National Olympic Committee said the group will include about 50 athletes and officials, with additional delegates and support staff.
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China
National Olympic Committee
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Nieweraper Faghive
Baseball scores and today’s schedule with Rainout noted
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in a rain delayed game. Philadelphia defeated New York 9 to 4 while San Francisco won 8 to 2 over Cincinnati. Milwaukee led 5-5 with Los Angeles tied 1-1. Houston 4, St. Louis 1. Cincinnati at San Francisco and St. Louis at Houston are the only games listed today. Purkey 3-3 faces Hendley 5-4 and Hobbie 1-3 faces Nottebart 1-7.
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Cubs Surprise Pirates 5 2 in first game of doubleheader
Billy Cowan and Lou Brock hit two run homers to power the Chicago Cubs past Pittsburgh 5 2 in the opener of a Sunday doubleheader. Ellsworth allowed six hits for the win while Freese homered for Pittsburgh. Second game postponed by rain.
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Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
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Jimmy Stewart
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Roberto Clemente
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Mt Airy and Lucketts share Heart of Maryland lead
Lucketts used a seven run fifth inning to topple Todd Steel 8 7 and share first with Mt Airy, who beat Pleasant Walk 11 10 to forge a tie for the league lead. Todd Steel pounded 14 hits but six errors produced three unearned runs for Thayer. Mt Airy benefited from three pitchers led by Warfield final relief, as T Wagner had three hits for Mt Airy and Hartle, Forrest each had three for Pleasant Walk.
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Todd Steel
Heart of Maryland
Mt. Airy
Pleasant Walk
Tommy Thayer
Thayer
B. Howard
Warfield
Pleasant
T. Wagner
Hartley
C. Forrest
Hartle
R. Stocks
E. Cross
C. Stocks
Phillies Take Doubleheader From New York Mets
John Briggs in his first major league start drove in the deciding runs in the opener as the Phillies sweeped a doubleheader from the Mets 9-5. In the nightcap John Callison drove in three with a homer and double as Philadelphia won 4-2, led by rookie Mahaffey in relief.
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Philadelphia
John Briggs
John Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Briggs
Wes Covington
Ray Culp
New York
Cisco
Bearnorth
Wakefield
Cannizzaro
Gander
Short
Culp
Dalrymple
Kranepool
Allen
Hart Drives Giants To 8-2 Victory Over Reds
San Francisco defeats Cincinnati 8-2 as Jim Hart collects three RBIs with a homer and a double backed by Ron Herbel’s strong pitching. Willie Mays adds three hits including a triple, Cepeda hits his seventh homer, and Hart scores on a misplayed grounder. Klaus hits Cincinnati’s second homer.
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Jim Hart
Ron Herbel
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Hart
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Mays
Jesus Alou
Leo Cardenas
O'Toole
Ellis
McCool
Duren
Edwards
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Haller
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Klaus
Cepeda
Gentile Green Lead KC Past Indians 3-2 in Standout Homer
Dick Green delivered a two run homer in the seventh as Kansas City defeated Cleveland 3-2 to complete a doubleheader split. Gentile drove in four runs in the first game and added an RBI in the nightcap with a sixth inning sacrifice fly. The Athletics, under new manager Mel McGaha, ride a three game win streak after dropping the opener.
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Dick Green
Kansas City
Athletics
Jim Gentile
Mel McGaha
Gentile
RBI
Dan Pfister
Pfister
Vic Davalillo
Dick Howser
Bob Geagee
Davalis
Md State League Standings And Local Notices
Division standings show Brunswick leads with 6 08 record and 1 000 pct, Mt Airy 4 2 667, Hustlers 8 3 500, Germantown 3 3 500, Yellow Springs 3 3 500, New Market 3 3 500, B Run Jeff 2 4 333, Bombers 0 6 000. Sunday's results list Germantown over Yellow Springs 4 Brunswick over Hustlers 6 5 Broad Run Jeff 4 over Bombers, New Market 10 over Mt Airy 2. Upcoming games: Hustlers at Yellow Springs, New Market at Bombers, Broad Run Jeff at German to Mt Airy at Brunswick. NOTICE Frederick City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7:00 PM Monday June 15 1964 in the Assembly Room City Hall to consider approval of revised Lots 4 5 6 Block H Tulip Hill Section 01 owned by Sanner Realty Co. Objectors should present objections at the hearing per City Ordinance. Preliminary plat available in City Engineer’s office during business hours. G HUNTER BOWERS Chairman.
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Orioles Trade Stock to Athletics for Lau Catcher
The Baltimore Orioles, short of catching help with John Orsine possibly out, sent relief pitcher Wes Stock to the Kansas City Athletics in exchange for catcher Charley Lau. Orioles manager Hank Bauer cited the need to act due to the team’s situation after a long relief streak and a past season’s catcher trade.
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Baltimore Orioles
John J Orsine
Wes Stock
Kansas City Athletics
Charley Lau
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
County Baseball Extension Then Tied On Late Hood Spin
Frederick and Hustlers fought through a tense game with tied scores in the eighth and fourth innings. Benny Grove drew a walk, Eddie Cook reached on an error, and Gordon Smith doubled to drive in Grove and Cook. Merriman hit the only homer of the game to tie it in the second. The Railroaders traded runs, with a fourth inning push by the Hustlers followed by a late Railroaders response.
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Benny Grove
Eddie Cook
Gordon Smith
Merriman
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Cook
Hustlers
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Stan Keyser
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Eric Garrell
Railroad
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Late Baseball Preview of St. Louis at Houston Game 1
St. Louis faced Houston in the opening game with Gibson starting for the visitors and Farrell earning the win. Taylor and McCarver delivered for St. Louis while Bateman and Farrell provided scoring for Houston as the Cardinals fell 10-1.
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