Bosox Take Two: Yanks Drop One
Boston routs Chicago 8-3 as Frank Malzone drives in five with two homers. Jensen scores five. Yankees fall 2-0 to Cleveland on a rain-interrupted day. Cleve’s Early Wynn shells Byrne for his 10th win. Pirates beat Cubs 5-4 in extras. Cardinals top Phillies 6-4 behind Von McDaniel. Tall Cedars beat Amvets 8-5 in local league action as Ho other highlights include notable golf scores.
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Red Sox
Jack Harshman
Billy Pierce
Frank Malzone
Jackie Jensen
New York
Cleveland
Fenway Park
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Ncus Peewee
Fenway Flock
Pierce
Early Wynn
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Tommy Byrne
Yanks
Charlie Beamon
Baltimore
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Byrne
al Smith
Smith
Larry Raines
Vic Wertz
Dick Williams
Roberto Avila
Mickey Mantle
Williams
Dim Lemon
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Paul Foytack
Billy Hoeft
Lemon
Lou Sleater
Camilo Pasicual
Truman Clevenger
Tigers
Pascual
Bob Subs
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
Henry Aaron
Buhl
Don Drysdale
County Stadium
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Ki Buhl
Brooks
Drysdale
Jim Pendleton
Almate
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Chicago Cubs
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Pendleton
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Sian Musial
Ken Boyer
von McDaniel
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Tookie
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Oxia
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jack Sanford
Phillie
Tall Cedars
Amvets
Holdcraft
J. Markey
Glenn Spencer
VFW Country Club
of the Cedars
Lamvets Ab Rhoa Elers
Holzaptel
Frank Bartgis
Kewell
Sanner
Jp. Markey
Jim Garber
Wae
Nail Cenass Taskes
Markey
Ming — Smith
Bills
North End 13-4 Wins Big Over Optimists
North End routed the Optimists 13 to 4 in a National Little League game, moving within a game of the league leaders. Home runs by Stevens and Hammond highlighted a lineup featuring Ken Short, Cliff Alimony, Frank Bartgis, and Charles Crum in a high scoring contest.
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Ken Short
Brick Kenedy
t_Cliff Alimony
Charles
A. Price
Hal Moser
Stanley Brown
Frank Bartgis
Charles Crum
Les Linlman
Harry King
Harry Decker
Harry Brown
Bill Kreh
Pete Demehak
Jack, Slagle
Bill. Siebert
Jim Garber
Doctor T. Quill
Jim Corey
Nevin Baker
Jim Doub
John Harbaugh
Ozzie Fagan
John Bowers
Robert Hane
Cliff Alimany
North End
Optimists
Stevens
Hammond
Ace Hoae
Mee
Wap
Hal Mos
Ofer
Charlie Crum
Harry
Pia
Cker
Wachter
Bill Siebert
Pete Demgames
Slebak
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Jordan
Dim Carey
Jim Carter
Rutter
Nevin
Baker
Bokesch
Onie Fagan
Bob Hane
Suler
Neca
Samaepee Te Sherreer
Kennerdan
Brachey
Siedling
Rufiner
Braches
Ruffner
Brachey- Lesing
Ames
Hlethen
Skidd’s
Shipley
Kidd
Cafe
Max Kehne
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Shipley’s
Kidd's Cafe
Rhoderick
Shafer
Harper
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Meiete Cet
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Cooper
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Crowell
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Kidd’s Cafe
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McLain
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Lovettsville
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Peoples
Purcellville
Potomac bass fishing praised by outdoor writers trip
Outdoor writers from the Maryland area floated the Potomac from Dam Number Four to Shepherdstown Bridge and then to Brunswick catching about 250 bass and other species. The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission used the trip to promote fishing on the Potomac highlighting smallmouth bass, damselflies, and the river’s scenic value. The event included a fishing party at Camp Kanawha near Keedysville and a kids fishing day at Culler Lake with prizes.
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Guy Gearpart
Glenn Butts
Richard Jacques
Carrol Waters
Henry Hough
Dave Gross
Verne Muffoletto
No‘derwater
Bob McCormick
Lance
Francis Kemp
Guy Gearhart
Potomac
Lefty Kreh
Tom Cofield
Baltimore News-Post
Potomac River
Cofield
Lefty Krew
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Tom
Shepherdstown Bridge
Harold Elser
Maryland
Poe
Ralph Taylor
McClellan Guns
Keedysville
Camp Patie
Shepherdstown
Brunswick
Focal Amvets Organization
Culler Lake
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Albert Powell
Huck Finn
Markent
Maryland Fish Hatcheries
Twain
Harry Gosnell
Camp Kanawha
George Kline
Bill Burton
Baltimore Sungwriter
Stom Brown Bear
Ialaska
Buzz Kolb
George Blumsenauer
Austin Sherald
Ack Hesjson
Buck Alexander
Sam Bar‘iick
Gus Selekmann
Charlie ‘Simpson
Freder‘lick
Today's Baseball Schedule and Results Across Leagues
Baseball daily slate lists Chicago at Washington and other east and central matchups with noted pitchers and records. Nationals and AL teams play through evening. yesterday results include Cleveland 2 New York 6 and Boston 8 Chicago 3. National League games feature Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with key pitchers Cardwell Spahn and Maglie.
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Washington
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Kemme
Cleveland
Baltimore
P. Garcia
Moore
Kansas City
New York
Trucks
Shantz Shi
Detroit
Boston
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Petes. Louis
Milwaukee
ST Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicaga
P.m. -Maglie
Rush
Cincinnati
Cardwell
Acker
Friend
Spahn
St. Louis
Barclay
Jackson
the News
Frederick
Jaid Wilson
Yeuci
Pascual
Clevenger
Courtney
Boston & S
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Harshman
Staley
Derrington
Moss
Battey
Sullivan
Chakales
Daley
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Drysdale
Koufax
Campanella
Buhl
Rice
Purkey
Face
R. Smith
King
Foiles
Rand
Drott
Hillman
Lown
Neeman
R. H. EL
Sanford
Hearn
Lopata
Daniel
Wilhelm
H. Smith
H. E
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Antonelli
Thomas Gross
Sanchez
Klippstein
Freeman
Nuxhall
Burgess
Tennis Center Tourney Scheduled
A tennis Center Tournament is set for Fountain Head Country Club July 1 to 3 under United States Lawn Tennis Association sanction. Winners earn gold and silver medals and qualify for Middle Atlantic championships at L Hirondelle Club and Baltimore on July 4 and 12. Entry is open to Boys under fifteen on Jan 1 1957 and Juniors under eighteen. fee four dollars per event.
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Fountain Head Country Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Middle Atlantic
L’hirondelle Club
Baltimore
Sanford
New York Visions Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Lenteren
Willie Mays
Whitey Lock
Max McCardell
Fairview Giants
Avenue
Frederick
BR. H. E
Cleveland
Oland
Matoa
New York
Wynn
Brown
Byrne
Berra
Detroit
Washington
Wostack
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