Brunswick Legion Drops opener then rallies to beat Westminster
Funkstown nips Brunswick 6 3 in ten innings to hand Brunswick its first Legion loss. Brunswick rebounds with a 13 3 win over Westminster. P L Orrison homers, Orrison and McLane collect three hits, Ricky Dawson lasts eight, Mitch Deaner closes. Shelly Dawson becomes Brunswick manager replacing Bob Dawson for personal reasons.
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York Driver Takes First In Feature At Hagerstown
Kenny Weld of York Pennsylvania won the first 25 lap super sprint feature at Hagerstown Raceway in a race that started a four feature program. Weld led from lap 11 after passing Elmer Ruby and used the outside groove and dual rear wheels to secure his third win of the season. Elmer Ruby took the second feature in the Old German Special for his first win of the season at Artemus Pennsylvania, becoming the sixth different driver to win this year. Red Nininger claimed the 20 lap modern stock feature, his third of the season, after leading from March 28. Dennis Bonebrake then won the second 20 lap modern stock feature, his first of the season and sixth different winner in the division.
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Dodgers win second game 10-0 on pitching gem
Holland pitched six and two thirds innings of perfect ball before Chuck Sheppard's seventh inning single as the Dodgers won 10-0. Don Cline delivered a go ahead double and George Uebel added a single for the winning run in the Senior Babe Ruth inning.
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Ruth Shell Edges Potomac in Babe Ruth Action
In Babe Ruth play Monday night Ruth Shell defeated Potomac Edison 7-2. Dale Young pitched a five-hitter for the victory with Dennis Betson taking the loss. Gary Winpigler and Joey Elder had two hits for the winners, Elder adding a triple. Mike Randolph had two hits for the losers. In other action Burt Korrell pitched a four-hitter as Grove beat Dairy Maid 4-0.
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Boxers Ranked by World Boxing Association
Sylvania Ohio report shows Ralph Balladin of Baltimore ranked No 2 and Billy Lloyd of Baltimore No 5 in junior middleweights by the World Boxing Association on Monday.
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Marsden Key Player As Civitians Win 32 Over Lions
Ralph Marsden led the Civitans to a 32 victory over the Lions in National Little League play Monday night. Marsden had three of his team's five hits and drove in all three runs while Steve Smallwood earned the win on a five hitter with six strikeouts. Doug Dailey took the loss, surrendering five hits and 11 strikeouts. Gene Sappington added two Lions hits. The piece also notes rising U.S. recreational boats in use, from 2.4 million in 1947 to 8.8 million in 1970, per the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers.
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Junior League Fort Detrick 28 Walkersville 0
Fort Detrick Junior League routed Walkersville 28 to 0 as Bagley Allen Eyler Campbell Baker and Wilkinson starred. New Market beat Araby 13 to 13 6 and Geisbert led Myerstand with Pangle Kipe Sire James and Bright ful. Diggs, Jackson, Rippeon and Myersville performances noted.
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Major League Roundup Highlights Record Set By Pirates Star
Major League action featured Jerry Grote and Gene Clines in a Pirates win as Bob Robertson set a major league record with eight assists. Tom A. Ellis pitched a complete game two hitter, while the Brewers beat the Angels in ten on Roberto Pena’s bases loaded single. Willie Montanez delivered a 12th inning game winner for Philadelphia over Cincinnati. Chicago White Sox topped Kansas City as Mike Andrews scored from second on a strikeout. Montreal defeated Atlanta in the nightcap with Ron Hunt driving in two and Hank Aaron homering. Dodgers blanked the Cardinals behind Bobby OBrien in his first start.
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Baseball schedule notes with mixed results and a racing official link
A dense list of baseball games and lineups for today and tonight across leagues, detailing team matchups, pitchers and records, plus a final line identifying Phillies owner Bob Carpenter as a Delaware State Racing Commission member.
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