Hearst tries highlight baseball tryouts and Olympic fund drive
Slants from the sports desk note Hearst newspaper baseball tryouts at Memorial Stadium shifted to Spring Grove with two selections and 150-plus contenders. It details past Frederick grads like Moss and Keller, pitcher speed analysis by This Week, and a Giants coaching change. Also mentions U S Olympic team funding via public contributions and Legion baseball game rescheduling with travel plans.
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Sports Desk
Hearst
Memorial Stadium
Spring Grove
Tommy Moss
Frederick
Tom
Ken Barnhart
Kansas City
Frank Mariz
New York
Charlie Keller
Don Brown
American Legion
Thurmont
Joe Price
Frederick High School
Thumont Diamond
Lions Hold Pin Tourney Sunday
Lions from District 22 W held a Championship Bowling Tournament at Arcade Bowling Alleys on Sunday afternoon June 19. Regions 2 3 and 4 were represented while Region 1 Cumberland area forfeited by default. Five man teams bowled three games each for total pinfall with Region 3 led by Carrol Manor bowers and Region 2 scoring 1481 and 1639 in their matchups. Governor Dorsey presented first place trophies to Guy Neexs WR Smith W D L G P Tobe and F Carroll Manor Lions. A large team trophy from Guy Ramsburg was awarded to the winning team by Governor Dorsey. Youth League results followed with New Market sweeping Harmony and Shookstown routing Feagaville with McKinsey homering for Shookstown.
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Lions
Arcade
Hazelstown
Fredenck
Westminster
Cumberland
Reg
Carrol Manor Bowers
Chamf
Son
Laurence A. Dorsey
Guy Neexs
WR. Smith
W. DL
G. P. Tobe
Carroll Manor Lions
B Fritz
F Fogle
G. Aifer
C Fritz
W Williams
Westminster-Hampstead
Guy Ramsburg
Dorsey
Freland blasts three homers as Amvets win 10 6
Freland hit three home runs to power Amvets past Tall Cedars 10 to 6 in American Little League action. Cooper allowed 10 hits over six innings for the win while Edwards went 3 for 4 for Tall Cedars.
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Freland
Amvets
Tall Cedars
Cooper
Vicory
Edwards
Tall Cedars Abrhaurh B. Heller
Stuchey
Gaither
Geaver of
Ral Feeland
Folk
Bender
Lee
Staley Hoo
Edwards Ib
House
Offutt
D.roberts
Quin
Cosper Po Otto fcEsh
Kasch
Keyser
Smyth Cf
Ore
Roo Cosgrave
Éth
B. Roberts
Quinn
S — Housewright
Falk
Cosgrave
U — Gastley
Palm
Ambrose Powers North End to 13-0 Little League Victory
Ambrose pitched a three hit, seven strikeout gem to spark North End past Civitan 13 to 0. He also hit a homer as NECA used 13 players in the rout, with Tom Bailey managing. Rhoades, Wise, and DGrange led Civitan at the plate amid the lopsided result.
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North End
Ambrose
Civitan
Tom Bailey
NECA
North End Civitan
Rhoades Cf
Weddle Cf
D'Grg
Young
Sana
Frushour
Hann
Wits
Canner
Marrone
Breecey
Keller
Wiles
Mann
Civitans
Civic
Fan
Rhoades
K 2
Wise
Navy Pass Offense Explained By Hardin At Clinic
Monticello New York report recalls Dale Hall and Wayne Hardin at a coaching clinic a year ago Hall spoke on the lonely end offense Hardin later explained Navy’s pass offense to 850 attendees including Mail and three assistants Navy defeated Army 43 12 last fall with Hardin detailing the method for quarterbacks and receivers.
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Monticello
N.Y
Dale Hall
United States Military Academy
Wayne Hardin
United States Naval Academy
Hall
Hardin
Navy
Houston Lands Billy Cannon After Dispute
All America halfback Billy Cannon won a court injunction clearing him to play for the Houston Oilers under a three year deal. Federal Judge Lindberg ruled Rams contracts were invalid and criticized NFL Commissioner Rozelle for handling of negotiations. Cannon, 21, also earns future business interests and gas stations from the Oilers arrangement, while the Rams’ $50,000 three year offer was voided. The ruling, a blow to the Rams in the AFL-NFL war, leaves Cannon free to join K. S. Adams Jr.’s Oilers.
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Los Angeles
All America
Billy Cannon
Los Angeles Rams
Houston Oilers
William J. Lindberg
Cannon
National Football League
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rams
Louisiana State University
K.S. Adams Jr
Oilers
Ram
Dan Reeves
Lindberg
Rozelle
Tiscourt
Adams
Baton Rouge
Houston
Cadillac
Americans Impress at Wimbledon Open Day for Amateurs
Top seeded American Barry MacKay and Earl Buchholz won first round matches as Wimbledon opened. Ron Holmberg lost in straight sets to Kurt Nielsen. Neale Fraser defeated Franz Hainka, while MacKay overcame Jose Arilla in three sets. Buchholz powered past Jaime Coude. The day hinted that professionals may join next year as amateurs in an evolving event.
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Tom Ochiltree
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
Earl Buchholz
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
U.S
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Neale Fraser
Australia
Franz Hainka
Austria
MacKay
Davion
Ohio
Spain
Jose Arilla
Buchholz
Star
Ted Jaime Coude
Span
Jack Kramer
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Alex Olmedo
Vancouver B C business group seeks AFL franchise
A Vancouver group of businessmen announced that an application has been filed with the American Football League for a Vancouver franchise. If accepted, the city would field a team in the new professional circuit in the 1961 season.
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Vancouver
B.C
American Football League
British Columbia
Patterson Knocks Johansson Out To Regain Title
Floyd Patterson defeats Ingemar Johansson by knockout in the fifth round at New York to become the first former heavyweight champion to reclaim the title. He dominates with a precise left hook, earns the crowd’s roar, and hints at a rematch while promoting future battles. Patterson improves to 36-2 with 27 knockouts.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Johannson
Johansson
Ingemar
Paterson
Mans
Archie Moore
Jin Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim, Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jersey Joe Nalcott
Ezzard Charles
Arthur Mercamie
Bedlam
Irving Kahn
Edwin Ahlquist
Melvin Krulewitch
New York State Athletic Commission
Ahlquist
Joe “Ouis
Jax Schmeling
Maxie
Floyd
Louis
Thor
Sheeve
Swetie
Leo Birnbaum
Artie Aidala
Mercante
Ingo
Rockville Centre
N.Y
United States
Primo Carera
Goteborg
Sweden
Geneva
Switzerland
Cas
Cus Damaio
Fury
Feature Sports, Inc
National League standings and upcoming games
NL table shows Pittsburgh Milwaukee 31 with San Francisco 34 St Louis 29 Cincinnati 31 439 Los Angeles 27 454 The AL section lists New York Baltimore Chicago Washington Kansas City Boston and Cleveland with scattered records and tonight schedules. Gameday notes include Cardwell Free man Owenses Short Gibson Padress and Brunet among pitchers and hitters, with night matches slated across major venues.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Baltimore Ao
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Barber
Cage Pierce
Casale
Late Results Show Dodgers Relay? Milwaukee Triumph?
In a skipped or garbled recap of a baseball game, Milwaukee defeats Los Angeles with a final line of 9-4. Drysdale takes the loss, Aaron hits his 14th homer, and Milwaukee scores in the first, second, and late innings.
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Los Angeles
Milaukee
Drysdale
Pailmauist
Craig
N. Sherry
Buhi
Jay Fs
WeJay
L—Drysdale
Milwaukee
Aaron
Optimist Little League Blackhawks Defeat Redwings at Staley Park
The Blackhawks earned a decisive win over the Redwings at Staley Park Monday night. Key performers included Luhn, Werking, Jacobs, Beall, Gartley, and Garner with strong finishes helping secure the victory.
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Blackhawks
Redwings
Staley Park
Luhn
Werking
Jacobs
Beall
Gartley
Garner
All-Star Game Seen as Potential Pitching Duel
The June 29 All-Star game pitting Md State League against Tri County League at McCurdy Field may be a pitchers duel or a slugfest. Loyd Heatherly expects strong pitching as Ken Eaves recovers from elbow trouble and names several top hurlers. Bob Stockman believes lights will favor hitters, possibly keeping it from a pure pitchers duel. The 8 p.m. start will determine the night’s outcome with proceeds aiding local clubs.
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McCurdy Field
Ken Eaves
Ile
Eaves
Dens Reeder
Bolivar
Bud Gilroy
Den
Abir
Brunswick
Billy 3Riman
Charley Smith
Donnie Neel
Rick Zimmerman
Tramsville
Lefty Biser
Jferson
New Market
Pud Zimmerman
Wither
Knoxville Boxscore Notes and Lineup Scraps
Fragmented box score text from Knoxville game includes player abbreviations and jumbled stats with missing names. Reads like a garbled scorecard listing abbrs and positions, with references to Knoxville and Rocks. No clear final score or complete lineups can be determined from the readable fragments.
Moose routs Grove in Babe League free game win
Moose defeated Grove 164 to 0 in a Babe League game. Winning pitcher Tom Bichy allowed no runs as Moose led 132 43 at one point. Key hitters included Foland Feage Henry Thomas and Kaiser.
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Moose
Grove
Tom Bichy
Henry, Thomas and Kaiser
Eagerness Cost Bryan His Life At Langhorne Race
Langhorne Pa AP veteran Eddie Sachs blamed Jim Bryan s eagerness and overconfidence for his death after a 100 mile National race. Bryan 22 years inactive drove an unfamiliar car and was killed moments after the race began. Sachs cited lack of familiarity and the car s strangeness as contributing factors. In Kansas City seven geiferos will try a side in one contest atop a baseball diamond with a target pin at center field featuring Littler Brewer Harney Jacobs Priddy Rosburg and others.
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Langhorne
Jimmy Bryans
Eddie Sachs
Bryan
Sachs
Bryans
Kansas City
Terget
Gene Littler
Hill Euy Brewer
Crystal River
Paul Harney
Worcester
Don Fairfield
Jacksonuile
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda
Jerry Priddy
el Dorado
Bob Rosburg
Kansas
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Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Birds
Saturday Evening Post
Bill Rigney
Rigney
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Tom Sheehan
Giant
Rome
Italy
Olympic Fund
Olympic National
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Harmony
Shookstown
Feagaville
McKinsey
AicKinsey
Brubaker
Hester
Fry
Smith
Murphy
Ford
Delauter
Keane
Wartman
Clarke
DeGrange
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Melvin Douglas Queen
New York Yankee
Mel Queen
Queen
San Luis Obispo
Schoo
Columbia
County JR
Hyattstown
Myersvile
Hauer
Mryersville
Hauver
Backtell
Biddle
Loyd Heatherly
Creagerstown
Tri- Co
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William Woerner
Edward’s Ferry
Lefty
Christy
Knoxville Point Rocks
Knoxville
Kroxville
Penn
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Hough
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Valentine Yeager
Thurmont A
Valentine
Yeager
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Cary
Linton If
Lenkar
Lirtos Cf
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Na Roe
Cap Lacy
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Atiss
TOC Beachley
Wimeson
Buckeystown
Ranneberger
Jake Nai
Buckys
Yettow
Buckystown
Care
Y. Hargett
Miutmore
Hargett
Gisort
Angieperger
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Jopescr
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Germantown
Tix & Creagerstown
German Town
Germantean
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Awonte
Horard
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Dubie
Monard
Liberty Harmony
Sagiet
Rudy
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Welsh
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ToGo
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Knott
Liberty
Lob
Librty
R. Wiles
Shatter
Rope
Baker
Brunner
F — Rudy
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R. Wilt
O. Baker
Shelton
U — Shiffell
Harmany
Ruth Leagle
Adl
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company PB. D
Aero Oil Co
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