Frederick Splits Pair in Twin Bill With Baltimore
East Frederick's softball team split a twin bill 12 to 2 and 5 to 2 with Baltimore in a Tri-State meet Saturday to stay in second place. First game featured a pitching duel with Jim Blank and Milt Eckstein. Baltimore won in the seventh on a triple, passed ball, and error. Blank struck out 12 in a two hitter through seven. Second game Mainz Kehne threw a two hitter with 12 strikeouts as Frederick scored early, then added runs in the second on a Kehne RBI and Gladhill scoring on a passed ball.
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East Frederick
Balttimore
Washington
Lancaster
Frederick
Jim Blank
Mit Eckstein
Baltimore
Rabbit Ramsburg
Blank
E. Rice
Gearinzer
Ramsburg
Sonny Krantz
Max Kehne
Jim Showe
Abe Gladhill
Gladhill
Kehne
R. H. Frederick
F Baltimore
Ken Shaw
S. Smith
Milt Eckstein
Armacost
H. E. Frederick
Rivelli
Eckstein
Middletown Defeats Doubs 15 to 6 in Tri-Co League
Middletown topped Doubs 15 to 6 as Shafer and Luiz propelled the offense with two doubles and three hits. Fox earned the win for Middletown despite 13 hits and 12 walks by Doubs. Beachley took the loss. Rice and Remsberg contributed for Doubs amid the rally, with several players noted in the box score.
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Middletown
Doubs
Tri-Co
Shafer
Luiz
Middletay
Elay Ice
Sac Remsberg
Sh J Hoffman
D. Beachie
Heriie
Rice
Fox
Beachley
Harvie
Forj Rice
Beach
Sun
Keiter
Baseball results and standings from several leagues
Baseball standings show New York tied for lead with 19 648, Boston 28, Kansas City 26, Cleveland 9, Baltimore 24. Sunday results include Kansas City 17 9 over Boston, Detroit 2 3, New York 26 Cleveland 3 4, Washington Chicago 3 4, Baltimore 0 0. Saturday results: Chicago 9 over Cleveland 10, Washington Detroit 5, New York 4, Boston 7 over Kansas City 1. Tuesday games: New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, Baltimore at Kansas City. In other action, Taylorstown 5 15 Knoxville 15 with Knoxville’s Norris striking out six and knocking in three RBIs. Gomez Gonzales continues tennis win streak in Forest Hills round robin, beating Trabert 6-4 6-8 6-?. Union Bridge defeats Cashtown 34 in Pen-Mar league with Sumax pitcher 12 strikeouts. Pancho Segura beats Rex Hartwig 8-6 13-11 to even his record at 1-1.
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L. Pet
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Baster
Detroit
Teveland
Washington
Chicago
Taylorstown
Knoxville
Tay’ Mea
Brunswick
Norris
Winn
Rk. H. I
Rudy Williams
D. Wilt
Williams
Stocks
Ahan
Gonzales
Forest Hills
Pancho Gonzales
Tony Trabert
Union Bridge
Cashtown
Sumax
Wilhide
Spencer
J. Herring
Riggeal
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Rex Hartwig
Hartwig
Trabert
Heak
Cincinnati
Geratantowwn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomson
Germantown
Breads
Moryp
Mays
Run
Tri-County
San Francisco
Broad Run
San Francis
B. Ricketts
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Johnson
B. Poole
E. Ricketts
Banks
Neal
Los Angel Burdette
She
Jones
St. Louis
Padres
Los Angeles
Jonelli
Rick Sorlien
Morton Stern
Middle States
Paul Cranis
Jack Sunderland
Eastern Lawn Tennis Assn
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of league leaders across the American and National Leagues with top batters by average runs and RBIs, plus leading pitchers by decisions and strikeouts. Names include Nieman, Vernon, Ward, Cerv, Jensen, Malzone, Minoso, Kuenn, Power, Kaline, Triandos, Aparicio, Turley, Larsen, Wynn, Banks, Mays, Cepeda, Walls, and more.
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Nieman
Baltimore
Vernon
Cleveland
Ward
Kansas City
Cerv
Minoso
Mantle
New York
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Fox
Chicago
Malzone
Bridges
Washington
Landis
Turley
Larsen
Sullivan
Hyde
Harshman
Wynn
Mays
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Green
Banks
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Bolt Is New Open Champ
Tommy Bolt wins the 58th National Open at Southern Hills in Tulsa by three shots over Gary Player. He posts rounds of 71 74 69 72 for 283, with strong support from his bulldog drive and aggressive play amid heat and tough sand.
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Tulsa
Okla
America
Tommy Bolt
Walter Hagen
Southern Hills Country Club
Bolt
Gary Player
South Africa
Pleyer
Jui Jlins Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Calif
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Walter Burkeman
Franklin
Mich
Ben Hogan
Dick Mayer
Local Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
The night’s results span the American Association, International, Pacific Coast, and International Leagues with Louisville, Omaha, Denver, Charleston, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Wichita and others tallying varied scores. Notable lines include Marietta noting a 1788 brick plant site in Ohio.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Omaha
Denver
Charleston
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Paul
Wichita
Havana
Montreal
Miami
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Buffalo
Spokane
Portland
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
San Diego
Sacramento
Seattle
Vancouver
American Assn
St. Paul
Toronto
Marietta
Ohio
Tjamsville Takes Win From Hustlers
Tjamsville defeats Frederick 8 4 in a postponed Maryland State League game. Donnie Neel pitched five scattered singles and struck out nine to seal the win. Key hits include a third inning double by Bill Crone and a late lineup rally in the eighth with Dick Sweadner driving in runs.
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Tjamsville
Frederick
Maryland
Donnie Neel
Jamsville
Fred Young
J. Harper
Bill Crone
Ray Cook
Tony Wagner
Lenny Hammond
Frank Martz
Wagner
Martz
Dick Sweadner
Young
Sneadner
Frederick Abrh Oae Ramsburg
Brown
Hammond
Michael
Geiser
P Doo
Liberty Beats Shookstown in County Softball Thriller
Liberty defeated Shookstown 53 in a Sunday county softball game. Verity, Masser, and Hargett starred with key hits while Hobbs contributed on defense. Neel excelled on the mound with multiple hits and Neel, Baab, and O'Suruck were notable at bats as Shookstown threatened late but the rally fell short.
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Cea
Sweadner
Marie
Richard Grossnickle
Neel
B. Wasser
Carpenter
Bj" Weddle
Hammond
Keller
Hargett
Gerser
Keel
Rage
Ze Ie Peping
Shookstown
O'Suruck
S. Baab
Crone
Baab
Jed
Oaing
Tab
Neal
Geiser
Liberty
Verity
Masser
Hobbs
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Pioneer Seed
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Faone
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Fiat
Woodbine Auto Wrecking and Junk CO
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Syxcoville
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Goodwill
Olds
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R.& Be
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Pontiac
Hal
Hudson
Jet
Renn Pontiac CO
E. 6Th St
North Market Street
Plymouth
Lawson Motor Sales
N. Market St
Reed Motor CO
Middletown, Md
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Frederic Yjamaville
Martz, Cock
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New Point
Mercomatic
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Null & Null
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Fern Clara Fox
Unio E. Austin James
Thomas S. Glass
Frederick County
Crossley
Fairbanks
Foxville
Deerfield
Heim
Francis Kunkle
E. Austin James
Glass Attorneys
Raymond L, Selly
Rheemglas
James J. Ewing
Dill Avenue
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Sinclair Heating
Sherwood
James B. Falk
Post Office Election District
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Roy M. Fisher
Philcotomitrom
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