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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
7
New York Yankees defeated Chicago White Sox 7-5 and 5-3 for a doubleheader sweep extending their advantage over Chicago to seven straight wins. Key moments featured a late RBI single by Roger Maris and strong relief pitching by Jim James in the nightcap.
United States Olympic Coach Lars Snyder watched seven Americans set NCAA records as 10 records fell during the NCAA program days. Kansas won the collegiate title as Charlie Tidwell swept the 100 and 200. Bill Aljax set a javelin mark and Cliff Cushman won the hurdles with California and UCLA placing high.
Cincinnati Reds rally after a slow start to dominate Chicago Cubs 4-3 in the opener and 7-5 in the nightcap. Henry pitched the ninth to secure the save as Thacker and Vada Pinson delivered key blows. The Cubs were held hitless through several innings, but Frank Thomas O'Toole homered to briefly put Chicago ahead in the seventh.
In the first game Warren Spahn held St Louis to two hits through eight, then faltered as three Cardinal hits filled the bases. Donnie Mahon saved Carl Wiley in the ninth to preserve a 3 2 Milwaukee win as the Braves gained an even split in the doubleheader before 31 825.
Robin Roberts tossed a five hitter and remained unbeaten in 11th innings as Philadelphia edged San Francisco 2-1. Tony Taylor delivered the deciding run in the 11th after Jack Sanford walked Len and allowed Walls and Taylor singles with no outs. Pancho Herrera homered for the Phillies while Willie Mays homered for the Giants, in a tense game on the closing night of a 21 game home stretch.
Washington completes a three‑game sweep of Kansas City by edging the Athletics 6 to 5. Don Lee earned the win, improving to 3-1, as Kansas City rallied in the eighth before relievers Clevenger and Stobbs shut the door.
Harmony defeats Liberty 3 in Heart of Maryland League action as Baker earns four innings of no hit relief. Knoxville edges Pt. of Rocks 43 with Axline allowing seven hits. Taylorstown cruises past Lucketts 13 to 2 with Thayer limiting hits and Potts Coates and Fletcher homering.
Yesterday New York defeated Baltimore and Boston beat Cleveland while Chicago and Detroit split a doubleheader. Tonight Boston at Kansas City features Borland and Hall in a night game. other matchups include St. Louis at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles with Drysdale and Buhi noted for pitching duties.
In Denver Arnold Palmer dominates the Open with a 65 in the final round. Amateur Jack Palmer carded a 65 to post an aggregate 280 and claim the first prize.
AP report notes the Los Angeles Dodgers pulled ahead with a six run third inning at Dodger Stadium as Dick Stuart starred for Pittsburgh in a 6-2 loss. Bennie Daigneau took the loss for the Pirates while Don Drysdale and Roebuck contributed for Los Angeles.
Langhorne Pa AP Jim Bryan former Indianapolis 500 winner in 1958 died after his car rolled over at the start of the 100 mile National Championship at Langhorne Speedway. The Phoenix, Arizona driver was 32 and died at Lower Bucks County Hospital. Roger Ward set the pole time and Jim Hurtubise won the feature. Bryan was known as the earth miner for dirt-track prowess. He leaves a widow and a 5 year old daughter.
National League top performers include Clemente Pitts and Kirkland each with 14 doubles and 5 or more innings pitched leaders like Law. St. Louis and Cincinnati players lead in runs stolen bases and batting averages with teams such as San Francisco Chicago and Milwaukee also noted. American League leaders feature Mantle Maris Maris in RBIs and hits with Skowron and Fox among leaders in doubles and triples.
Broad Run 3 Lovettsville 3 Creagerstown 3 Germantown 3 Walkersville 0 Liberty 3 Pt of Rocks 3 Taylorstown 13 Lucketts 2 Lewistown 12 Buckeystown 2 Bart gif and Zim 07 City 1b New Market 6 Frederick 7 Jefferson 5 Thurmont 6 Mt Airy 4 Jefferson Thurmont Brunswick New Market Mt Airy Frederick Poolesville results show varied scores across leagues with upcoming matches listed including Creagerstown at Walkersville and Germantown at Broad Run.
A fragmented baseball stat snippet lists leaders by city and player names. Mentions includes Aparicio and Landis with Chicago affiliations, Minoso, Piersall with Cleveland, and pitchers Coats Daley Bunning Pascual with 0 9 1 wins and strikeouts 91 across teams.
Theo dore Clark of Cumberland was reelected Sunday as president of the Maryland Federation of Post Office Clerks. Delegates to the 3rd annual convention reelected vice presidents William Kincaid and Severn Tittsworth and secretary treasurer William H. Seisler. New vice presidents were Robert Baker and B. A. Ryder to succeed Kemp Malone and John Novick.
Phillies second baseman Tony Taylor drove in Ted Lepcio to plat a 2-1 win over the San Francisco Giants in 11 innings. Robin Roberts earned the victory as Hoyt Papanis and his mound partner combined for a shutout in the second game. Giants were held to 20 hits in the two games.
In 1934 at Agua Caliente a 10 year old bay gelding Old Kickapoo won with no bets on him. Officials added the vin pool to the place pool awarding $230.40 to backers of second and $7.30 to show. Also in 1934 at Charles Town maiden Sweep Vestal won with win pool paid to second place ticket holders who backed the horse. Swing Vestal backers collected $105.80. Today such bets would be visible on the tote board and exploited by bettors.
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