Orioles Put Faith in Pappas to Open Cleveland Series
Cleveland hosts Baltimore as Paul Richards lines up Milt Pappas to start the opener with Gary Bell. The Orioles aim to rebound after three games and plan to use Skinny Brown and Hoyt Wilhelm in upcoming nights. Jack Fisher may get a start later in the week after a 84-1 IL record with Miami.
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Cleveland
Baltmore Oriol
Paul Richards
Orioles
Yankees
Red Sox
Daisie
Richards
Howe
Detroit
Jeague
New York
Milt Pappas
Gary Bell
Skinny Brown
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jack Fisher
Fisher
Miami
East Frederick Drops Twin Bill
East Frederick A C failed to win both ends of a doubleheader at McCurdy Field losing 5 2 and 7 6 to Baltimore’s Fowlers A C. Jim Blank and Milt Eckstein pitched well for East Frederick though errors and injuries hampered the team. Eddie Rice had a couple of notable hits as the A C squad battled hard in the late innings.
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East Frederick
A. C
McCurdy Field
Fowlers A. C
Baltimore
Jim Blank
Milt Eckstein
Heither
Kemp Smith
Hivelli
Eddie Rice
Armacast
Jimmies Blank
Sun. S
Az Beltimore
Sir Bh. Armacas
East Rice
Harper
eGhill
Wes
Bacoas
Koogle
Eton
Basel
Rk. HK
EL Serck Armocas
R. Bat
EB Frederick
Sun Armocest
Giedail Harper
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders listed from American and National Leagues based on top thresholds. Notable figures include Killebrew Washington Aparicio Mantle Banks Aaron Mathews and Koufax with runs doubles and home run tallies, plus strikeout leaders Dinsdale and Jones.
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Zioba
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mathews
Cincinnati
Chica- Aaron
Milmaukee
Zepeda
San Francesco
Cimoli
St. Louis
3Aukee
Dark
Chicago
Pinson
White
Hahn Hurls His Amvets To Victory
Amvets defeat Elks 2 to 1 in American Little League action. Pitcher Jim Hahn fans nine over four hit performance aided by double plays in late frames. Amvets score twice in the second on Pete Markey and Dave Frelard singles and a Dave Yontz double. Rick Harris drove in a run for the Elks with Harding scoring in the fourth. Terry Showe allowed eight hits with eight strikeouts.
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Aimvets
Elks
Jim Hahn
Hahn
Amvets
Pete Markey
Dave Frelard
Dave Yontz
Rick Harris
Terry Showe
Fanning
Innungs Ers
Yoniz i
Scone i
Mantle Homers Twice Drives Yankees to 11 6 Win
Mickey Mantle drove in six runs with a homer and a triple as the New York Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 11 to 6. Roger Maris returned with two doubles and an RBI after a 30 day absence. The win moved New York within three games of the AL lead and within half a game of fourth place Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Kansas C. Athletics
Yankees
Baltimore
A’s
Roger Maris
Sturgia
Maris
Xanthe
Yankee
Moose Skowron
Norm Siebern
Bob Cerv
Kent Hadley
Har
Joe DeMaestri
New York
Kansas Duty
Turley
Shantz
Berra
Herbert
Sturdivant
Grim
Dickson
L—Herbert
Mantle
Skowron
Baltimore Baltimore Ap' decidiu Monday failed best pitch knuckle ball
Fragmented OCR text mentions Baltimore and Cleveland with references to baseball terms like knuckle ball. Garv and Tussy are unclear. The piece lacks coherent events or dates, but hints at a sports report about a pitcher and upcoming games. The overall fragmentary nature limits certainty.
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Wilhelm
Baltimore
Sory
York Yanages
Cleveland
Broher Garv
Doodlebug Races Draw Crowds at Frederick Shopping Center
At the Frederick Shopping Center on Saturday crowds watched low to the ground Doodlebug races. Patricia Schroeder led a field including Ray Catsail, Moose Stein, Karl Brust, and Jeff Miller in events. Warne Hill won three trophies, Brust took another, and Butch Brandenburg won first in junior class with Butch Brust earning a sportsmanship award.
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Frederick Shopping Center
Patricia Schroeder
Ray Catsail
Frederick
Moose Stein
Myersville
Karl Brust
Frederik
Jeff Miller
Middletown
Warne Hill
Brunswick
Miller
Hill
R. W. Bingham
Brust
Butch Brandenburg
Butch Brust
Road-E-O Third Place Winner Earns National Honor
The Maryland Teen-Age Road-e-o in Frederick on May 22 23 earned third place nationally based on state results Marsland finished second among states marking Maryland's top placement this year National Vice President Howard J Thomas of Silver Spring led Maryland Faycees Robert Clark of Iowa was elected national president The Frederick gathering included Dr and W R Remsberg Jr and others
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Maryland
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Richard Metcalf
Jack Doil
Bob Tichneil
Major League pitching record highlighted by Koufax
Dodgers star Sand Koufax struck out 16 in six and two thirds innings aiding an 11 6 victory over the Phillies to set a major league night game strikeout mark and near the NL single game record. Mickey Mantle homered twice and drove in six for the Yankees in an 11 6 win over the A s. Bruce Harlan diving coach at the University of Michigan died at 33 from injuries after a 27 foot plunge at Fairfield. he died in Norwalk Hospital.
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Associated Press
Sand Koufax
Dodgers
Phillies
Dizzy Dean
Mickey “Manile
Yan’kees
A's
Norwalk
Conn
Bruce Harlan
University of Michigan
Fairfield
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Latest Games
The report lists team records with wins and losses for Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Kansas City Washington Boston and others. It notes Monday results including New York over Kansas City and outlines Tuesday and Wednesday games with pairings such as New York at Kansas City Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit and Baltimore at Cleveland.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Kansas
Shiwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pottsburgh
Chicato
St. Lous
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
P Delphia
Philadelp
Hartman Secures Lions 7 0 Victory Over Optimist
Jack Hartman pitched a three hitter and hit a homer as the Lions defeated the Optimist 7 to 0. Hartman struck out 12 and walked one while driving in runs and leading the offense with seven hits in the game.
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Jack Hartman
Lions
Optimist
Hartman
Hon Hart
Lions Abrh Gaei Hat
Z Koogle
Willard
if _ Broun
Green
Snow
Cavance
Gibson
Shaw
Whitemore
Piter
Clem
Norwood
J. Carroll
Montreal Boxers Top Cards in AP Fight Summary
The Associated Press reports several Montreal bouts with Lloyd McKay knocked out by Bob Cleroux at 201 and Georgie Davis stopped at 160 as Billy Pickett scores 154 percent in Detroit. Tommy Neithercott outpoints Jean Dubhosie in Montreal. Steve Ward defeats Kid Ross in Burlington Vermont while a Hartford bout ends with Ross losing on points.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Bob Cleroux
Lloyd McKay
Detroit
Billy Pickett
New York
Georgie Davis
Tommy Neithercott
Port Chester
Jean Dubhosie
Burlington
Steve Ward
George
Kid) Ross
Hartford
Conn
New Market Dodgers Past Shookstown In County Babe Ruth Action
New Market won big in County Babe Ruth league with a 20 to 7 victory over Shookstown. Home runs by D McGallericks and B Clark highlight a high scoring game as New Market continues its winning ways. Hillside falls to R F Kline 18 to 11 in East Frederick league play with Bowie and Russell homering for the losers.
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New Market
Shookstown
RK. HH. E
Hildebrand
Brubaker
Flook
B. Clark
D. McGallericks
Hillside
R. F. Kline
East Frederick
Bowie
Kline
Russell
R. HH
E. R. F. Kline
Roberts
Lindsey
Russell Hh
Patterson Ends Training Ahead of Johansson Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson finishes 4 1 2 week tuneup in Chatham with two round drills and controlled sparring. Patterson weighs around 182 183 pounds and plans to enter Yankee Stadium ring Thursday night hot with readiness. He notes no fixed plan and credits the London bout for sharpening him.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Chatham
Floyd Patterson Morday
Ingemar Johansson
Dan Florio
Patterson
Bill Tate
Cuenzo
Florio
Lew Jones
Rockford
Jones
Johansson
Sweden
Yankee ‘Stadium
Hiss
Indianapolis
Brian London
New York City
London
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Fisher Trip
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