Broad Run Jeff Routs Frederick to Clinch First Half Title
Broad Run Jeff jumped on Frederick with five eighth inning runs to win 12 to 8 and clinch the Maryland State League first half championship. Early Frederick led 8-7 before a trio of walks and Key hits sparked a decisive rally, with Bruce Huffer driving in two and Dick Huffer adding another. The win earns Broad Run Jeff a playoff spot against the second half winner.
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Smith and Miller Spark Orioles Past Twins 4 1
Al Smith powered Baltimore with two RBIs a run scored and a 10th homer plus a double and single while Stu Miller nursed a seventh inning jam and closed out the win. Barber improved to 11 5 as Miller escaped a bases loaded situation to preserve the victory.
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Boros tops Palmer Cupit in Open playoff at Brookline
Julius Boros, 43, wins the Open in a 1 over par playoff, rewriting history as the oldest champion at Inverness Country Club’s 6,870 yards. Jacky Cupit shoots 73 while Palmer falters to 76 after a stomach illness drains his energy.
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Boros Wins National Open Oldest Champion at 43 112
Julius Boros, age 43 years 112 days, became the oldest National Open winner at Brookline, finishing a playoff against Jacky Cupit and Arnold Palmer. He earned $59,680 this year and clinched a spot in the World Series in Akron, Ohio, with Nicklaus also qualifying.
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Latman Shuts Out Indians as Sox Split Twin Bill
Cleveland Latman blanks Chicago for five hits in a five hit shutout in game two. The White Sox win the opener 2 1 as Pete Ward drives in the eighth inning run. Dave DeBuscheres limits Sox to seven hits in seven innings. Ray Herbert wins first game with Hoyt Wilhelm support, Jack Kralick takes the loss.
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Senators End Losing Streak Behind Cheney
Washington defeated the Angels 4-0 as Tom Cheney pitched seven innings allowing four hits to end a 10 game skid. Minnie Mineso doubled and scored on Jim King’s single in the third, and Chuck Hinton doubled and scored in the seventh with Larry Osborne driving in another run. Ed Brinkman contributed later with a double and two runs in the late frame.
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Frederick girls sweep Washington DC track meet title
Frederick Track and Field Club women won all events at the 12th annual Washington DC Recreation meet led by Tammy Davis who captured both the 100 and 220 with Cheryl Hoy Phyllis Swann and Mary Lawson forming the relay team that equaled last year’s record clocking.
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Bouton Hurls 4-Hitter At Boston 8-0
Yankee ace Jim Bouton fired a four hitter to beat the Red Sox 8 to 0. The victory extended New York’s lead with a third straight win and 10th in 11 games as Roger Maris hit his 14th homer and Elston Howard contributed key runs.
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Maryland hurdler fourth at AAU outdoor championships
Don Stauffer of the University of Maryland finished fourth in the 400 yard intermediate hurdles at the AAU outdoor track championships in St. Louis. The event highlighted the BRL standings as competitors updated their positions Saturday.
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Linden Hills rout Liberty 21 7 in Frederick County Youth League
Linden Hills defeated Liberty 21 to 7 in the Frederick County Youth League game. Metz pitched a five hitter for Linden Hills while Van Sant Sappington and Tregoning contributed for Linden Hills.
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Orioles Announce Tryout Camp in Catonsville Suburb
The Baltimore Orioles will hold a tryout camp next Friday at Spring Grove State Hospital in Catonsville. Scout Walter Youse will supervise the session for players ages 16 to 25 starting at 9 a.m.
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Records fall as AAU meet highlights fierce mile dash rivalry
LAVIS AP report covers a dramatic AAU Championships day with a dead heat in the mile, new marks for the sprint events, and Mike Carr of Las Vegas or Philadelphia top finishers pacing a wind-legal run. Officials name a Russian team for the upcoming trips, while Burleson edges O Hara in a late burst for the Burleson crown.
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