Cubs Top Pirates 3-1 as Drabowsky Dominates
Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 1 in a Friday night game. Moe Drabowsky pitched well for Chicago earning the win noted for his upcoming wedding to Elizabeth Johns. The Pirates suffered their seventh straight loss as local powers including Powers contributed a homer in Pittsburgh.
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Local and Major League Baseball Highlights On Friday Night
Phillies top Cardinals 11 innings 4-3 in Philadelphia as Philley drives in the winning run. Dodgers beat Braves 3-1 behind Koufax with Gray and Roseboro homers. All-Star selections tease starting lineups with Turley and Friend named as likely starters. Orioles, Tigers, Yanks, Red Sox, Reds, Giants, and others post late- night results across leagues.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Major Leagues
Friday results show New York routing Kansas City 10 to 0 while Cleveland defeated Baltimore 6 to 0 and Chicago beat Washington 3 to 0 Detroit won 7 to 4 over Boston. Sunday schedule lists Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago plus New York at Kansas City with Monday games Kansas City at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago. Standings highlight Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh with records and win percentages.
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Minor Leagues Friday Results From Local Circuits
Friday action across minor leagues shows Tyersville leading in a 12 14 2 tally against Yellow Springs with Hartock, Holter, and Stevens contributing. New Market saw D Kehne Homer as part of a 39 Edwards Hammond Reed lineup, while Middletown defeated Sheokstown 14 44 4 with Hoffman and Wiles scoring. East Frederick Little League notes a 7 30 0 scoreline as Trojans edge Comets. Pacific Coast League results include Seattle 2 Sacramento and Spokane 4 Phoenix 3, while International League games feature Buffalo Miami tied 3-3 and Rochester routing Havana 8-3. American Association results list Omaha 84 Wichita 7-6 and Indianapolis 10-6 with Denver in 10 innings, plus St Paul 5 Charleston 2 and Louisville 3 Afianeapolis 2.
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Fight Results and Baseball Obituary Note From AP Dispatch
Fight results list Johnny Bu outpointing Ortiz in New York and George Fleming stopping Bonnie Espinosa in Melbourne. An obituary for Phil Page of Springfield notes his 30 year baseball career with the Yankees system and later regional scouting and managing work.
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Recreation Program Set For Next Week
The City Recreation Commission announces a next week sports program led by Sports Director William R. Talley. Events include Midget Softball divisions on Tuesday and Thursday at various fields, Teen Basketball at Elm Street School courts Tuesday, Teen Mixed Volleyball at Chapel Park Wednesday, Teen Softball Thursday at McCurdy Lincoln and Harmon Field, and a Beginnings Tennis class starting Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Bath House Courts for boys and girls ages 12 to 14.
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League Leaders to Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major league leaders span batting and pitching categories with Mays San Francisco Cepeda San Francisco Banks Chicago and Thomas Pittsburgh topping batting tables. Pitching leaders include Larsen New York Spahn Milwaukee and Turley New York with multiple teams well represented.
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Optimists Beat North End 12-10 in Little League
The Optimists defeated North End 12 to 10 as Ruffner led the winners with a home run and a double in four at bats. Woodman and Baker doubled for the losers. Shaw earned the win, Mayne the loss, with Schattenburg and Deterding also pitching in relief.
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Kiwanis Beats Price Electric 8 6 in Babe Ruth Action
Kiwanis defeated Price Electric 8 to 6 in Babe Ruth baseball yesterday with Hayes winning on the mound. Oxco led the bats with four hits and four at bats while Bartholow and Whisner contributed triples for Kiwanis. Rinehart boosted the losers with three runs on four two-base hits. No games scheduled in the league next week as the final four games close the season.
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All Star lineup shakeup shocks fans as voting changes occur
Baseball fans nationwide surprised as the All Star roster omits veterans Ted Williams Yogi Berra and Hank Aaron while Stan Musial tops National ballots with 201 of 231 votes. In the American League Mickey Mantle and Nelson Fox are the sole 1957 stars named. July 4 events loom with Frederick Lions motorcycle races and rescheduled games across Tri-County Maryland State and Heart of Maryland leagues.
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Bragan weighs two offers as Frederick eyes top spot
Bragan says he has two high minor league managerial offers and will decide in days. Frederick A C plans a Sunday doubleheader in Washington against Myron Cowell’s Washington team for first place in the Tri State Major Softball League. Gearinger leads Frederick with strong RBI totals as Washington brings Farnes and Kramer.
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