Tigers Fall Twice as Orioles Win 2-0 and 1-0
Baltimore pitchers Hoyt Wilhelm and Jim Pappas blanked Detroit in a doubleheader. Pappas allowed only one hit after the fifth inning while eight strikeouts helped him beat Bunning in the opener. Wilhelm shut down the Tigers to earn his fourth win as Gentile and Hansen homered for the Orioles.
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Red Sox topple Indians in doubleheader sweep
Boston, last place, wins 7-1 and 3-2 as Monbouquette fires four hits in game one and Williams drives in three runs. Geiger adds a two run triple and Buddin homers in game two while Fornieles retires a key jam. Perry and Bell suffer losses as Cleveland drops its first twinbill of the season and Boston earns its first doubleheader win.
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Don Buddin
Alike Fornieles
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Red Sox
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Gary Bell
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Monbouquette
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Frank Malzone
Ted Williams
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Ing. Geiger
Ing
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Francona
Fornieles
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Nixon
Perivy
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Lee
Rosano
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Bruce Huffer
Gene Smith
Wayne Long
Waldo Ricketts
Ron Williams
Gary Cooper
Lovellsville
Broad Run
Wenner
Reed
George
Ricketts
Long
Huffer
Sheehan Strives with Giants in Milwaukee Doubleheader
Jolly Tom Sheehan takes his San Francisco Giants to Milwaukee for a doubleheader after Giant owner Stoneham fires Rigney amid fan boos. Players defend Rigney while Sam Jones says he deserved another chance. Rigney’s absence leaves questions about team morale.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jolly Tom Sheehan
San Fransco Giants
Hoss Ce Stoneham
Sheeagde
Ainger
Rigney
Ricnes
Giants
Sam Jones
Im Davenport
Milwaukee
Memories Fly as Wimbledon Ends an Era
Wimbledon opens with nostalgia and uncertainty about an amateur era ending. Predicted to be last all amateur year, professionals may return next season with stars like Gonzales Rosenblai Sedgman and Hoad. Barry MacKay and Darlene Hard top early favorites as Ruth League results note Grove’s win over Shell and key hits by Routzahn McHenry Hess Feaga.
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England
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosenail
Frank Sedgman
Lea Hoad
Wim
Paris
United States
Barry MacKay
Daxton
Ohio
Darlene Hard
Mortebello
Calif
Reynolds Hurls No-Hitter in National LL
Eddie Reynolds pitched a National Little League no hitter on Saturday in a 11 0 Lions win over the Civilians. He faced 18 batters and struck out 12 as Lions batted around in every frame with Green Hart and Willard aiding the offense.
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Eddie Reynolds
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Civitans
Green
Hart
Willard
Civitans OO
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Paust
Wills
Mann
Brunswick Holds Jinx Over Sjamsville 9-2
Creagerstown ousts Germantown 8-3 to snap an eight-game Germantown win streak. Mike Menard pitched four no-hit innings, Creagerstown built a 2-0 lead, then a six-run sixth sealed the upset as Buzz Ecker hit a four-bagger in the seventh. Germantown mounted a late charge but fell short.
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Germantown
Laders
Mike Menard
Bob Cline
Middletown Dominates Walkersville in 10-0 Tri-County Tie
Middletown pounded Ken Eaves for ten hits and built a large first inning lead en route to a 10-0 win over Walkersville. Dick Forrest pitched five strong innings as Charley Shafer and Paul Stroup each had three hits for Middletown, which improved with 16 hits total.
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Ken Eaves
Middletown
Eaves
Grayson Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Widdietown
Charley Shafer
Paul Stroup
George Blickenstaff
Gett
Dick Forrest
Buck Houch
Forrest
Strobel
Smith
Ingemar Johansson Remains Favorite In Title Rematch
Johansson is the favorite to defend the world heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson at the Polo Grounds Monday night. Event promoted by Feature Sports Inc expects 35,000 attendees and gate over 300,000 dollars with network ABC radio coverage and theater TV showings in 160 cities.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Feature Sports, Inc
New York Giants
New Haven
Conn
Asbury Park
N.J
ABC
Goteborg
Sweden
Patterson
Centre
N.X
Newtown
Comn
Joe Louis
Brig Patterson
Bender
B. Blank
J. Hooper
Rangers and Oilers win pair in county softball league
Rangers beat Coopers Tavern 31 to 3 as Thomas and Hardy lead with six hits in game one. In game two Rangers rally for a 6 to 2 win. Oil rapped Lewistown 14 to 1 in the first game and 9 to 2 in the second with Blank limiting Lewistown to three hits.
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Burkittsville
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Bulls
Rangers
Oilers
Coopers Taverm
Thomas
Hardy
Tavern
Rangers Ti
Coopers Tavern
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Dixon
Morris and
Smothers
Cooper Tavern
Ingram
Hardy W. Morris
Lewistown
Legane
Bill Blank
Stick Gearinger
Hooper
East Frederick suffers first loss as Hagerstown edges in
In the Tri-State Major Softball League Hagerstown beat East Frederick 8 innings 8 to 5 at Hub City. Earl Williams earned the win for Hagerstown while Jim Blank suffered his first loss of the season for the A Co. Two errors by the A Co. aided Hagerstown in scoring the unearned run in the eighth. Manager Guy Ramsburg schedules a practice and meeting for the A Co. at Baker Park Wednesday to discuss Newport News trip plans.
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A. Co
Max Kehne
Hub City
Earl” Williams
Jim Blank
Guy Ramsburg
Baker Park Upper Diamond
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