Germantown Holds Top Spot With 8 1 Victory
Germantown defeated Creagerstown 8 to 1 to maintain the Tri County League lead. Middletown beat Buckey 8 to 4 as Remsburg, Blickenstaff and Horiue homered. Yellow Springs topped Doubs 5 to 1 with G Linton’s double the only extra-base hit. Broad Run edged Lovettsville 6 to 5 while Walkersville blanked Bolivar 3 to 0. Team standings show Germantown 8-1, Middletown 7-2, Walkersville 3-6-5, Yellow Springs 3-2-5, Broad Run 4-3-0.
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Belmont Stakes Victory by Gallant Man
Belmont Stakes winner Gallant Man, Irish bred from a nine horse group bought for about 200000, set a new 11 mile American record 2 26 3 5 at Belmont. With Willie Shoemaker guiding, Gallant Man beat Bold Ruler by 12 lengths, surpassing Derby performance and boosting 3 year old turf championship claims.
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Ralph Lowe
Midland
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Count Fleet
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Ruier
Four New Track Meet Records at YMCA Event
Four new marks were set at the Fourth Annual Alvin Quinn YMCA Track Meet at Elm Street School. David Eyster led the 12 and under group with a 7ft 7in standing broad jump and 20.5 seconds in the 20 yard dash. John Intertente topped the 9 and under high jump, Sonny Blank set a shot put record, with others winning events across age groups.
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Keller Returns to Yankees as Coach Amid Admiration
Charley Keller, Frederick native and former Yankee outfielder, returns to the Yankees as a coach after a lengthy playing career shaped by his Newark and World Series performances. Manager Casey Stengel and teammates praised his leadership notes, while Gomez and Rolfe recalled Keller’s impact and late-career comeback.
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Charley Keller
Reds
Bill McGowan
Gavilan Martinez Tonight at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City
Gavilan the former welterweight champion faces Vince Martinez in Jersey City at Roosevelt Stadium to even their score after a February decision loss. Gavilan, 31, has one loss since the Martinez bout and ranks sixth by the NBA.
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Martinez
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National Boxing Association
Ralph Dupas
Mayer Wins National Open Golf Title
Mayer wins the National Open by a record seven strokes at Inverness Club Toledo June 16. The 34 year old from St. Petersburg Florida shoots 72 to prevail over Cary Middlecoff who collapses with four putts missed and seven bogeys. The Open playoff marks the largest margin for an 18 hole playoff since 1908.
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Cary Middlecoff
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Willie
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Bob Jones
Moore Ordered To Defend His Title
The World Committee on Professional Boxing ordered Archie Moore to defend his light heavyweight title against Vicory Anthony by August 30 or have the title declared vacant. Moore must sign to fight Anthony by July 7 or perish the title as of July 7.
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World Committee On Professional Boxing Today
Archie Moore
Vicoy Anthony
World Committee
Moore
National Boxing Assb
Germany
Heavifirs
United States
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
Anthony
Notable baseball moves noted in 1957 league pages
A fragment from June 17 1957 references the International League and American Association reports. It mentions Denver and New York teams, a pitcher, and a scheduling page indicating continued league activity and player movements.
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American Assn
Wee Simpson
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League Leaders From The AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
Mantle of New York and Williams of Boston lead in batting 379 and 66 with hubs of runs batted in Aaron Milwaukee 51 and Musial St. Louis 81. Mays New York 6 triples and Aaron 18 homers highlight NL. Sanford Philadelphia tops pitching with 65 strikeouts and 389 innings pitched.
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Three-Run Pinch Hit by Mueller Sparks Giants Win
Mueller delivers a three-run pinch homer boosting the Giants to a 4 3 victory over Cincinnati. Kuenn hits his 19th as Detroit beats Boston 2 1. McDaniel and Wilhelm combine on a St Louis win over Brooklyn 7 6, with Wilhelm fanning 12 over 4 scoreless innings in relief.
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Detroit
Boston
von McDaniel
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Soldier's Quiet Sunday Amid Shooting Probe Abroad
GI William S. Girard, 21, of Ottawa, Illinois, met with attorney Camp Whittington and Maj. Stanley Levin, then attended Protestant chapel services. He later spent time with his Japanese fiancée Haru Candy Sueyama. The specialist third class remains restricted at camp during investigation into the Jan. 30 fatal shooting of Mrs. Naka Sakai on a U.S. firing range.
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Japan
William S. Girard
Stanley Levin
Haru Candy Sueyama
Ottawa
Naka Sakai
U.S
Storm and Shipley Outdoor Furniture Satire
A fragmented ad copy mocks fathers and graduation fuss while urging readers to buy outdoor furniture from Storm and Shipley. The text mentions kitchen items, dripping taps, and a humorous scene about moving chairs and maintaining home comfort.
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