Frederick Hustlers Eliminate Bush Creekers In State League Duel
Reggie Pryor belted a ninth inning solo homer to lift the Frederick Hustlers to a 10–6 victory at McCurdy Field, clinching at least a share of first in the Maryland State League first half as Dan ny Neel and Chris Sole held tight pitching duels. Jeff Pryor contributed three hits, and the Hustlers stranded fewer baserunners than Samsville despite late pressure from Bush Creekers. Other games saw Mt Airy upset Brunswick 3–0, Broad Run Jeff top Pt of Rocks 4–3, Harmony beat Bolivar 7–4, and Buckeystown overcome Thurmont 12–7.
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Rookie blanks Cubs to even doubleheader
A garbled baseball recap describes a Los Angeles victory over Chicago in game two of a doubleheader. The Dodgers offense and pitching are mentioned amid fragmented player names and scattered scoring details, with the Cubs errors and early lead turning into a Dodgers rally.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird in Sudden Death Playoff
Arnold Palmer defeats Paul Harney in a dramatic Thunderbird tournament finale ending 277 after 72 holes. Palmer sinks a 3-foot par on the first extra hole to claim the $25,000 top prize and move to second on the money list behind Jack Nicklaus.
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Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
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Sneada
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Gene Littler
Yankees Sweep Tigers in Doubleheader Shutout Pair
New York leads with Ralph Terry and Bill Stafford dominating Detroit as the Yankees win 4-0 and 6-3 to complete a four game sweep. Tom Tresh and Tony Kubek drive runs in the opener while Ellie Howard and Stafford help again in the nightcap.
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New York Yankees
Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
Detroit
Tigers
Terry
Stafford
Hal Renitf
Tom Tresh
Jim Burning
Tony Kubek
New Yorkers
Yankee
Hank Aguirre
Ellie Howard
Harry Bright
Howard
Hector Lopez
Bobby Richardson
Crete Boyer
Legion Romps 17-0 as Key Post Seizes District Lead
Hampstead fell 17 0 as Francis Scott Key Post dominated with a 1 hitter from Jim Trout and a relentless offense. Gus Sul and Frsienich contributed multiple RBIs while Hampstead struggled to contain the attack. District 2 action continues with Thurmont slated for Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Jim Trout
Francis Scott Key
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Thurmont
Gus Sul
Opposiion
Barlick quit NL and sparked umpiring upheaval
Umpire Al Barlick resigned from the National League staff on Sunday after a call to the NL office. He cited being fed up and wanting to quit, while NL president Warren Giles expressed inability to contact him and hope for change. The resignation follows disputes over strict interpretation and umpiring standards.
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Braves and Phillies split doubleheader in late inning rally
Philadelphia erupted for three runs in the ninth to salvage a split with Milwaukee as the Phillies defeated the Braves 7-4 in the nightcap after Milwaukee won the opener 5-3. Don Temeter and Jim Lemon sparked a late surge, while Tony Gonzalez drove in insurance runs.
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Judy Twentey Sets Mark in Softball Toss
Judy Twentey of the Frederick Track Club set a distance record in the softball throw at the 48th Municipal Games track meet in Baltimore. She hurled 1914 feet 6 inches, beating her prior mark by one foot 17 inches and was Frederick’s lone winner as the team placed fourth in points behind New York Police Athletic League. Debbie Thompson and Mary Lawson each had strong sprints for Frederick with times near 11 seconds in the 100 yard dash and fourth place in the 10 yard dash respectively.
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Kathy Corwin
Long Island Mercurettes
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Chicago Stays With Yankees Takes the Header
Johnny Buzhardt wins game one and Kansas City loses 6 1 as Chicago White Sox top the A's 2 1 in the opener. Pizarro wins the second game giving Chicago a 3 0 victory while Brosnan holds KC in late relief. The Sox pull even with the league leading Yankees in a doubleheader sweep.
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Dupas Moyer World Junior Middleweight Title Fight Tonight
Champion Ralph Dupas and challenger Denny Moyer meet in Baltimore at the Civic Center for the 134 pound junior middleweight title. Dupas won the last bout by split decision in Louisiana last April 29, while Moyer seeks to reclaim the title won by beating Giambra last October. Promoter Benny Trolia reported about 3000 in advanced ticket sales for seats ranging from 2 to 20 dollars. the 14,000 seat arena is expected to be under half full.
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Cardinals Acquire Lew Burdette From Braves
The St. Louis Cardinals traded for veteran pitcher Lew Burdette from the Milwaukee Braves before the deadline. In return, they sent catcher Gene Oliver and minor leaguer Bob Sadowski to Milwaukee. Oliver has shared catching duties with St Louis, while Sadowski played in the International League and spring training. Also reported, minor league scores include Rochester 3 Indianapolis 4 and Columbus 7 Toronto 2.
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