Boundary dispute pauses Virginia Marva League expansion
The Babe Ruth League authority questioned Virginia teams in the Marva League prompting Brunswick officials led by Jim Bryan to defend the 1955 boundaries. Virginia state director Edward Vermes demanded written agreement limiting Virginia activities, while national VP Case and State Director Richard Stevenson said only a boundary map is needed to resolve the issue.
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Arunswil
Babe Ruth Teague
Brunswick League
Rube Ruth League, Inc
Potomac River
Funge
Virginia
West Virginia
Purcellville
Lovettsville
Brunswick
B and O Ymca
Jets
Moose
Prof Rocks
Maryland
Round Hill
Harpers Ferry
Jim Bryan
Maron League
Edward D Vermes
Babe Ruth League
Vermes
Marva League
Virginia Boys
Marva
Commonwealth of Virginia
Babe Ruth League of Virginia
Middle Atlantic Region
Babe Ruth League, Inc
Trenton
New Jersey
Richard Stevenson
Bryan
Richard Case
Jim
Alexandria
Case
National
Stevenson
Greenbelt
Frederick Delegaton
Brean
Steverson
Reds Rally To Clip Senators In Exhibition Climax
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Washington Senators 6 to 3 in an exhibition game. Tom Frondorf allowed two runs as relief, with Wally Kirkland and Bob Chance homering for the Reds. Frank Kreutzer started for Washington and Henderson, a Knoxville call up, struck out seven in nine innings.
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Cincinnati
Henderson
Ing von Mondeseb
Washington
Hon Strommings
Cincinast
Reds
Knoxvile
Doug Camb
Senators
Tom Frondorf
Knoxville
Wailue Kirkland
Bob Chance
Frank Robinson
Matt
Keough
Frank Kreutzer
Knoaville
Cardinals acquire Vecently from Red Sox in deal
The St Louis Cardinals obtained right handed pitcher Gerald Vecently from the Boston Red Sox on Monday and optioned him to Raleigh of the Carolina League. The teams did not disclose the financial terms of the trade.
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ST Louis
St Loui Cardinals
Gerald Vecently
Boston Red Sox
Raleigh
Carolina
Cardinals
Frederick TC Wins Baltimore Meet
Frederick Track and Field Club won the Baltimore AC gala meet on Saturday scoring 22 points to Bethlehem Center's 16. Kay Johnson won the 440 yard dash in 70.81 seconds and contributed a second in the softball throw. Barbara Turner long jumped 16-7 and Sally Ward hurled 24-2 to win the softball throw.
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Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Frederick Track and Field Cab
Frederick
Bethlehem Center
Kay Johnson
Barbara Turner
Sally Ward
Miss Johnson
Miss Ward
Player Tops Nagle By 3 Strokes In Open Championship
Gary Player edged Kel Nagle by three strokes to win the National Open at Bel-Airve Country Club in sweltering heat, becoming the first foreigner in 45 years to lift the title. Player, 29, leaped into a grand-slam club joining Sarazen and Hogan, and pledged $1,000 to cancer research with the rest to junior golf development.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Johannesburg
Kel Nagle
Australia
Deadly
Nagle
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Plaser
Greens
Edward
Ted) Ray
Toledo
Inverness
Ray
Irolling
Gary
Na ‘Gle
U.S. Golf Association
Cancer Fund
Fund For
Bluefield Orioles Prospect Jim Trout Writes Home
Frederick lefthander Jim Trout reports to Bluefield for a rookie league debut with the Orioles. He describes housing, workouts, coaching staff including Ray Scarborough and James Frey, a strict curfew, and the aim to prove himself in a five-team league while hoping to make Frederick proud.
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Jim Trout
Frederick
Baltimore Orioles
W. Va
Bucky Summers
Jim Wil
Ball Park
Ray Scarborough
James Frey
Jim
NFL Owners Vote Team For Atlanta In 1966
The NFL unanimously approved a franchise for Atlanta starting in 1966 as part of a second major expansion. A lease on Atlanta’s new 18 million dollar stadium is required before the team can begin operations. Governor Carl Sanders and stadium officials welcomed the decision, with Arthur Montgomery expressing optimism about the process.
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New York
National Football League
Deep South
Atlanta
Dixie Metropolis
American Football League
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Arthur Montgomery
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Atlantan
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Robert Richardson
Stadium Authority
Ruth Inter League Star Game Set for Wednesday at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Babe Ruth League schedules its annual inter league all star game for Wednesday at Mc Curdy Field. Two teams formed from Rotary Yankees and Dairy Maid Kiwanis and Ideal Farms Orioles feature players like Norwood Funk and Gearinger. The day also notes county league results and a Browns football record streak.
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Rotary
Shell
Mr. Grove
Yankees
Keys
Dairy Maid
Kiwanis
Ideal Farms
Orioles
Bill Norwood
Bobby Funk
Oscar George
Ronnie Rice
Pete Cooper
Larry Cosley
Tom Crutchley
Chuck Dalligren
Pat Mc Henry
John Grob
Chet Baker
James Bachter
Robert Renn
Dick Murray
George Benet
Grove the Orioles
Dave Gearinger
Kevin Healy
Gary O'Bryan
Gary Bowens
Mike Cos
Dairy Mand
Thiave Thomas
Maurice Bord
At _Forman
Mike Hull
F Kiwanis
Wayne Brown
Ronnie Brown
Paul Lindes
Dennis Keller
Larry Wills
Vic Davalillo Leads Indians Back in Race
New York AP report highlights Vic Davalillo’s batting surge as Cleveland stretches winning streak. He posted a 12-for-33 week, lifting his average to .365 and maintaining a 22-point edge atop the AL batting race while the Indians’ pitchers allow just three runs in six outings.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Vic Davalillo
Indians
Davalillo
Cleveland
Willie Horton
Detroit
Felix Mantilla
Boston
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Mantilla
Hall
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Aaron
Mays
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Ernie Banks
Chicago
RBI
Tigers
Horton
Rocky Colativo
Major League baseball and NFL retirements noted in scattered games
A tangle of scores shows O'Donoghue and Talbot leading a Kansas City at New York tilt, with Tiant and Dan iels pitching for Cleveland and Chicago respectively, while Joe Walton retires from football to join the Giants as a scout. Local youth leagues report Orioles beating Senators as Ridgely and Keller contribute, and Liberty defeats Fengaville 13 8 in Frederick County Youth League.
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Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Talbot
New York
Boston
Stafford
Minnesota
Raat
Cleveland
Tiant
Washington
Daniels
Chicago
Horlen
Los Angeles
Brunet
Detroi iLolich
Wilson
Morehead
Baltimore
Roberts
de Milleray
Joe Walton
New York Giants
Detroit
Aia
Labrador Specialty Winner Shookstown Lucifer Named
George Bragaw of Eastview owned Top Dog Shookstown Lucifer a Labrador Retriever won the Labrador Specialty class at a Southport Connecticut show. The winner edged out 33 other male dogs in the competition.
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Shookstown
Lucifer
George Bragaw
Eastview
Southport
Conn
Kline Edges Optimist 8 6 In East Frederick League
R F Kline scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth to edge Break fast Optimist 8 6 in the East Frederick Little League. Marvin Thompson pitched seven innings allowing seven hits with three walks and eight strikeouts while driving in two runs with two singles. Jerome Rollins took the loss for Optimist with Alonzo Carroll also on the mound. Dave Jackson contributed a double and a single for Kline along with Charley Sheppard’s double. Dick Weller had two Optimist hits both singles.
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R. F. Kline
Frederick
Marvin Thompson
Kline
Jerome Rollins
Alonzo Carroll
Rollins
Thompson
Dave Jackson
Charley Sheppard
Dick Weller
Fines Levied on Bragan and Schoendienst for Farcical Play
National League President Warren Giles fined Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan and St. Louis manager Red Schoendienst $200 each for what he called farcical play during Sunday's game in Milwaukee. The incident involved stalling tactics as the Cardinals led 5-0, with efforts to delay the game and weather.
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Cincinnati
National League
Warren C. Giles
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Braves
Cardinals
Frank Bolling
Cardinal
Giles
Bragan and Schoendienst
Amvets Top Tall Cedars 3 1 Behind Fink’s Pitching
Denny Fink limited Tall Cedars to three hits and led the Amvets to a 3 to 1 victory. Fink struck out nine, walked three, and contributed a two base hit while Mike Moser and Fink also had doubles. Billy Hammond drove in Cedar runs before the Amvets pulled away in the fifth.
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Tall Cedars
Amvets
Fink
Billy Hammond
Bobby Winpigler
Mike Moser
Moser
Tall Cedars Abrhoi
Abrhbl Fraley
McMory
Winpigler
Celka
Nee
Jeffries
Winpight
Solar
Brown
Thomas
Bunnaver
Labanon If
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Frederick County
Don Wiles
Myersville
Simon
Myersville Braddock
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Newman
Loun Groza
Cleveland Browns
Scotine
Carl Ridgely
Donny Keller
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Keller
Walton
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Padres
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Gibson
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Tsitouris
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Perry
Liberty
Fengaville
Dwight Repp
Johnny Nash
Don Bosey
Feagavilles
Myers
Bitler
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W.L. Pet.g
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Philaphia
King Ae Ai Ae
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Hialeah, Fla
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Jim Rhodes
Joe Zenter
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