Creagerstown Girls Softball Seeks Bigger Crowds
Creagerstown's class AA girls softball team, 1-3, seeks stronger fan turnout for a June 29 league doubleheader against Cumberland at their diamond. Manager Preston Kolb laments waning radio plugs and local attendance despite a roster of 16 led by Kolb and a history of five titles in seven county league seasons.
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UAMSVILLE At McCurdy Tonight at 8 30
Garbled notes show UAMSville scheduled to play at McCurdy with an 8 30 start. Mentions of local teams and players like Jimny Trowt and Rock Creekers appear amid largely unreadable lines.
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Maris Leads Yankees Past Senators In 3-2 Win
Roger Maris drilled a three run homer, his 12th of the season, in the sixth inning to power New York past Washington 3-2. Jim Bouton won to improve to 9-2 as the Yankees extended their AL lead, while Claude Osteen took the loss for the Senators who fell to 7-? with a late charge.
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White Drives In Five as Cards Top Mets
Bill White drove in five runs with a bases loaded slam and a double as St. Louis beat New York 9 to 4. Altman extended his hitting streak to 17 games while the Cardinals moved to 3 straight wins behind 14 team hits and two late doubles by Flood and White. Stallard took the loss for the Mets as St. Louis improved in the standings.
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Yastrzemski Beats Tigers With Pair of Home Runs
Boston defeats Detroit 9 to 2 as Carl Yastrzemski belts two long homers driving in four. Rookie Bob Heffner allows six hits over seven innings in his major league start.
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Banks hits 350th homer in Cubs 9 1 win over Astros
Ernie Banks hit his 350th home run driving in two as the Cubs beat the Colt .45s 9 1 under rainy conditions. Santo tripled to score Rodgers, Bertell homered, and Banks added a two run single to boost Chicago’s lead. L: Hobbie earned the win, Brown took the loss.
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Baseball slate features AL games and standings note
Washington faces New York while Detroit meets Boston and Chicago plays Minnesota in scheduled American League matches. Standings show St Louis and San Francisco leading their divisions as results from yesterday include St Louis 9 New York 4 and Chicago 6 Houston 1.
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Late baseball scores show Milwaukee and Chicago homers in Flighty games
Disjointed box score items list Milwaukee hitters H Aaron Jones and Chicane with home runs, plus Pat Francis and others, while Chicago’s McCraw and Robinson hit solo shots. Minnesota adds Killebrew and Battey in a messy recap with pitching lines for Stigman and Moore.
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Giants top Dodgers in sellout at Candlestick Park
Jian Manchal led San Francisco to an 83 94 victory over Los Angeles at Candlestick Park as the Giants beat the Dodgers in front of a sellout crowd. Marichal allowed key hits while Davis and Romo combined for late scoring plays.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Vie for Open Title at Brookline
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus renew their battle for No. 1 as 139 pros and 11 amateurs challenge The Country Club course in Brookline for the 63rd National Open. Palmer starts 8:42 a.m. with Hebert and Ford. Nicklaus tees at 12:04 p.m. with Goalby and Harris Jr. The field also features Gary Player, Don Finsterwald, Julius Boros and Gene Littler in a two-man showdown according to early polls.
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Angels Rally Reaches Five Game Win Streak
The Los Angeles Angels defeated Kansas City 4-2 in the opener of a twi-night doubleheader as Jim Fregosi hit a three-run homer in the ninth and Dan Osinski earned his sixth win.Osinski struck out four, walked three, and allowed two-hit support for L A while Del Greco homered for KC.
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Pappas Shuts Out Indians in Nightcap to End Seven-Game Streak
Milt Pappas pitched a five-hitter as Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-2 in the nightcap of a doubleheader, snapping the Indians seven-game string. Cleveland won the opener 5-4 on Joe Azcue’s ninth‑inning homer.
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