Orioles Rally For Five Runs To Top Senators In 13th
Boog Powell belted a two run homer with two outs as Baltimore erupted for five in the 13th to beat Washington 9-4. The win lifted the Orioles 31 games ahead of the Yankees who lost 1-0 in 11 innings to Detroit. Powell drove in two earlier and tied the game in the ninth with a run-scoring single. Skowron had three hits and three RBIs for Washington.
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Washington
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Detroit
Washington Veneversuey
Duckworth
Bob Laverine
Powell
Brooks Robinson
John Orsino
Willie Kirkland
Ed Brinkman
Bill Skowron
Senators
Jerry Adair
Bob Johnson
Steve Ridzik
Skowron
John Kennedy
McNally
Miller
Estradas
Haddix
Starette
Orsino
Narum
Ridzik
Osteen
Kline
Rudolph
Leppert
Brumley
W—Haddix
L—Duckworth
Kirkland
Orioles sweep Yankees to lead the AL amid hot pace
The Orioles defeated the New York Yankees three straight to surge atop the American League, three and a half games ahead of New York with over half the season remaining. The note also surveys league rules on mound trips and cites local track and field and prep sports updates alongside college football musings.
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Orioles
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Birds
Phillies
Max Kehne
Maryland State League
Mel Garber
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Coolidge High School
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Pam Cooley
Edith Hubbard
Diane Deterding
Elaine Delauter
Roberta Palm
Tammy Davis
Phyllis Swann
Kay Johnson
Joyce Davis
Cathy Turner
Barbara Turner
Tammy
Kay
Phyllis
Debbie
Pam
Barbara
Cathy
Diane
Joyce
Roberta
Blaine
Edith
Palmer Leads Cleveland Open With 64 in Rainy Round
Arnold Palmer and R E Sikes Jr led the Cleveland Open after two rounds at Highland Park with 64s. Palmer held 131 total, one ahead of Sikes who turned pro weeks ago. Nicklaus and Bayer close behind as big names struggle in tough scoring. Frank Linzy delivered a 7 0 shutout in his Pacific Coast League debut.
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Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
R.E. Sikes Jr
Springdale
Ark
Highland Park
Jack Nicklaus
George Bayer
al Geiberger
Ken Venturi
Ken
Jerry Barber
Gardner Dickenson
Don Finisterwald
al Besselink
Doug Ford
al Balding
Nicklaus
Sikes
Berths Up for Grabbing at National AAU Meet in New Jersey
About 500 top track athletes converge on Rutgers University for a two day National AAU championships. The event awards AAU titles and U S team berths for a dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles and Olympic trials at Randall's Island. Notable entrants include Adolph Plummer Henry Carr Al Oerter Bob Hayes and Wendell Mottley with many athletes listed as contenders.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
New Brunswick, NJ
Rutgers University
U.S
Russia
United States
Los Angeles
Randall’s Island
New York
Plummer
Adolph Plummer
Ulis Williams
Robbie Brightwell
England
Dave Arichbald
Wendell Mottley
Trinidad
Henry Carr
Hal Connolly
al Oerter
John Pennel
Pennel
Fred Hansen
Bob Hayes
Burke Drives In Winning Run For Cubs
In a 10th inning rally, Leo Burke singled home Doug Clemens as the Chicago Cubs beat the Houston Colts 7 to 6. Ernie Banks hit a three run homer and Lew Burdette earned the win for Chicago while Jim Owens took the loss for Houston.
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Chicago
Leo Burke
Doug Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Colts
Jerry Grote
Lew Burdette
Jim Owens
Houston
Ernie Banks
Banks
Len Gabrielson
Gabrielson
Clemens
Johnson
Raymond
Jones
Owens
Larsen
Grote
Jackson
McDaniel
Shantz
Elston
Burdette
Bertell
W—Burdette
L—Owens
Bond
Bantamweight Title Elimination Bout Set in Los Angeles
Rey Asis ranked fifth bantamweight was named to replace the ailing Jesus Pimental in a July 6 title eliminator against Masahiko Harada at the Sports Arena. Harada remains the top contender.
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Los Angeles
Rey Asis
Jesus Pimental
Masahiko Harada
Harada
Passing Duel In Buffalo Tonight
George Mira of Miami faces Don Trull of Baylor and Dennis Claridge of Nebraska in the fourth All America game at War Memorial Stadium. Mira will quarterback the East, Trull and Claridge direct the West, with pro scouts present and a warm weekend expected for a 25 000 crowd.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Don Trull
Baylor
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
War Memorial Stadium
Mira
San Francisco 49Ers
National Football League
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Trull
Houston
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
NFL
AFL
Canada
Navy Boys
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Feature Major Matchups
ECA standings show Chicago leading Houston 7-6 and New York 8-4 over Milwaukee while Pittsburgh trails Cincinnati 8-3 and San Francisco 4- Los Angeles. Upcoming games list Farrell and Ellsworth, Moeller and Marichal, Lary or Jackson, Schneider, Purkey, Blass, Bennett, Simmons, and other notable pitchers with scheduled matchups across cities including Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Chicago.
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Chicago
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Farrell
Ellsworth
Moeller
Marichal
Lary
Jackson
Schneider
Purkey
Blass
Philadelphia
Bennett
St. Louis
Simmons
Kansas City
O’donoghue
Chance
Detroit
Regan
Ford
Cleveland
Siebert
Boston
Wilson
Baltimore
Pappas
Washington
Daniels
Buzhardt
Minnesota
Kaat
W. L. Pet
G.B. W.L. Pet
G.B. Phila
Phia
San Fran
Kansas Ci
Twins Buy Hurler From Reds in Cash Deal
Cincinnati Reds announced their farm club at San Diego sold pitcher Al Worthington to the Minnesota Twins. Worthington, 35, appeared in six games for San Diego and posted a 1-0 record with a 1.57 ERA after being sent to the Padres. The price was not disclosed in the transaction reported by AP.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego
al Worthington
Minnesota Twins
Worthington
Padres
Reds
Indians Star Max Alvis Hospitalized With Undetermined Illness
Cleveland Indians third baseman Max Alvis was hospitalized in Boston on Friday with an undetermined illness. He was taken to Santa Maria Hospital after reporting a fever and no diagnosis was available yet. The item notes manager Mel McGaha of the Kansas City Athletics began his baseball career with Houston in 1948.
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Steve Vandenberg
Allegany High School
Colorado
Oklahoma
Utah
Boston College
Bob Cousy
Steve
Chet Payne
Vandenberg
Allegany
Dave Toey
Toey
AFL
NFL
Atlanta
Georgia
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Dodd
Jack Griffin
Kenwood High School
Charley Messinger
San Francisco
Dave Patrick
Tammy Davis
Jamacca
Westminster High School
Cokey Robertson
Cokey
Owls
Peck Fulmer
Frederick American Legion
Peck
McCurdy Field
Boston
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Alvis
Santa Maria
Mel McGaha
Kansas City Athletics
Houston Team
Stable Scores TKO Over Vince Shoma
Cuban Jose Stable extended his win streak to seven by stopping New York’s Vince Shoma in 1:08 of the sixth round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Jo LoScalzo halted the bruising bout as Stable, the third ranking welterweight contender, overwhelmed his tired opponent.
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New York
Jose
Vince Shoma
Madison Square Garden
Jo LoScalzo
Stable
Wimbledon Round of 16 Sets Up Lefty Williams Clash
Chuck McKinley advances to the Wimbledon quarterfinals after defeating Abe Segal as lefties dominate the path. Arthur Ashe exits, while Roy Emerson and Rafael Osuna win their matches to reach the last eight. Billie Jean Moffitt Judy Alvarez Carole Caldwell and Nancy Richey also reach the fourth round in a strong American showing.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck
McKinley
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Roy McKinley
Emerson
Australia
Rafael Osuna
Britain
Billyser
U.S
Knight
Amers
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Ameri
Abe Segal
South Africa
Segan
Pierre Barthes
France
Bob Hewitt
Hewitt
Martin Mulligan
Vic
Tory
Jaidip Mukerjea
India
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Lee
Judy Alvarez
Tampa Fla
Rita Bentley
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Ulla Sanulf
Sweden
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Liz Starkie
Bruton Delivers 11th-Inning Blast For Tigers Win
Billy Bruton’s two-out pinch single in the 11th drives in Gates Brown and lifts the Detroit Tigers to a 1-0 victory over the New York Yankees. Al Downing solid for nine innings. three Yankee errors extend trouble. Night game notes include Wickersham’s win and Mikkelsen loss.
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NEW York
Billy Bruton
Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Brown
Bruton
Tiger
Dave Wickersham
Pete Mikkelsen
Mikkelsen
Tigers
Bill Stafford
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
al Downing
State League selects stars and reschedules all-star series
The Maryland State League named its all-star team and moved the home game to July 9 at Purcellville Virginia, with a return July 9 at McCurdy Field. The squad will play the Tay Fund Game July 22 at McCurdy Field, coached by Stan Lare and Max Day, with Dick Burdette managing.
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Loudoun County
Leesburg
Purcellville
McCurdy Field
American Legion Tay
Germantown
Dick Burdette
Stan Lare
Mt. Airy
Max Day
New Market
Lee Merriman
Brunswick
Nelson Myers
Richard Hemp
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Carroll Huffer
Broad Run
Jeff
Ron Hart
Ed Cook
Bennie Grove
Hust- Jers
Bill Franklin
Jim Ward
Skeeter Webber
Butch Dixon
Gary Linton
Bill Crone
Yellow Springs
Earl Ricketts
John Warfield
Dick Hall
Dave Leger
Bombers
Bill Merriman
Spike Jones
Don Neel
Jim Trout
Hustlers
Lonny Lyles
Gene Fisher
Nock Deener
Mike Rimmey
Mr. Airy
Bob Ricketts
Bruce Huffer
Sunday Baseball Schedules in Three Counties Leagues
The telephone listing outlines Sunday baseball matches across Tri County and Maryland leagues. Creagerstown plays Walkersville, Thurmont meets Bolivar Sullivan, and more fixtures include Middletown at Buckeystown and New Market at Brunswick with teams such as Yellow Springs, Bombers, Hustlers, and Broad Run Jeff.
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Creagerstown
Walkersville
Lang
Buck Thurmont
Bolivar
Sullivan
Cline Doubs
Harmony—Myers, Maught
Middletown
Buckeystown
Weddle
Maryland
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YANKS
Frank Linzy
Springfield
Mass
Tacoma
Burke
CUBS
Don Leppert
Omer
ECA
Hurler
Alvis Lil
Lefty
Wickersham
Fox
Freehan
Downing
Stafford
Howard
W—Wickersham
L — Mikkelsen
Frederick High School
Frederick Recreation Commission
State League
STARS
Alou
Felipe Alon
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Hospital
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O
Frederick, Md
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