Yankees Fall as Maxwell Hits Four Home Runs in Tigers Rally
Detroit gains two wins as Charlie Maxwell belts four homers and eight RBIs in a doubleheader sweep of New York. Maxwell homered in his last at bat in game one and connected thrice more in game two, with Dykes promoting him to left field. Frank Lary and Don Mossi shared pitching duties for Detroit, while the Tigers’ surge under new manager Jimmy Dykes ends a long skid and ties the club’s wins record in a few hours.
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Burkittsville Sweeps Twin County Softball Games
Burkittsville won both ends of a county softball doubleheader against Pall Mall. In game one G Smith tri pled twice while Mentzer held Pall Mall hitless except for two innings. In game two four runs came in the fifth as every Burkittsville hitter connected for a hit.
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Beezees Sweep Doubleheader Over Keagle Brothers
The Beezees capture two softball wins in a doubleheader against the Keagle brothers. Game one ended 20 to 1 with a late scoring surge and a double by Tom Zimmerman aiding the offense. Game two finished 2-1 after a bases-loaded walk scored the winning run.
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Dykes Takes Detroit Tigers Reins in Shuffle of Positions
Detroit appoints Jimmy Dykes as manager and reshuffles the lineup moving Kaline to center field and Harvey Kuenn to first base after a 15 to 3 loss to Washington. Dykes vows calm focus and urges players to relax and perform, with Kaline known for speed and a strong throwing arm.
Baseball standings and results from a league-wide section
National League standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco at top with tight gaps. Week results include Cincinnati 16 Los Angeles 4, MillerPark notes and a suspended St Louis at Pittsburgh game. American League headlines Cleveland pace with 13 5, Kansas City and Baltimore in pursuit. multiple daily results list wins and scores across divisions.
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Middletown Beats Germantown in Tri-County League clash
Middletown defeated Germantown 9-3 in a Tri County League game as Strobel and Shafer homered and tripled for the winners. Butts added a threebagger, with big frames in the sixth and seventh. Lovettsville lost 3-9 to Buckeystown.
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Bolivar Edges Yellow Springs In Extra Innings
Bolivar edged Yellow Springs 6 to 5 in the bottom of the tenth inning after a seesaw game. Yellow Springs led in the 7th and 8th, Bolivar tied, then Bolivar loaded the bases and forced the winning run across. Deener homered in the 7th and again in the eighth for York County, while Linton pitched long relief and Bolivar accumulated 19 strikeouts.
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Walkersville Triumphs Over Broad Run In Wide SL rally
Walkersville outscored Broad Run 19 to 8, overcoming an early 5-0 deficit with a four run fifth, two run sixth, and a four run eighth. Ramsburg tripled and Wisner tallied three hits, Stull added three hits in four trips, while Heffer Cafer Ricketts also contributed. Broad Run never recovered after the opening frame as Walkersville piled up runs and baserunners.
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Maxwell Smashes Four Home Runs In Tigers Twin Bill
DETROIT AP Jimmy Dykes first lineup change as Tigers manager sparks Maxwell to a record tying performance. Maxwell hits four homers in seven at bats plus a single and eight RBIs as Detroit sweeps the Yankees 4 2 in a doubleheader. Dykes shuffles fielders including Kaline to center and Deby to right as team snaps a rough stretch. A cheering crowd of 143,438 marks a strong attendance for the 1956 season.
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Mt Airy Defeats Jefferson 9 to 3 in Maryland State League
Mt Airy defeated Jefferson 9 to 3 yesterday in a Maryland State League game. Poolesville blanked Frederick VEW 3-0 as Menard fanned five over seven scattered hits. Michael and Jones led Frederick with multiple hits, while Monard earned the win for Poolesville with nine innings pitched.
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Liamsville Varsity blank Thurmont in Sunday blowout
Liamsville shut out Thurmont on Sunday behind Donnie Neel’s 10 strikeouts and solid defense. Neel also starred in the field with three assists and a pickoff, while Crone, Young, and Sweadner led multiple rallies as Liamsville built a 2-0 lead and stretched it with six runs in the fifth inning.
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Harmony DeMolay Win in Heart Of Md Loop
Harmony defeats Taylortown 17 to 3 while DeMolay tops Libertytown 12 to 7 in Heart of Maryland League action. Brunner hits two homers for Harmony, Zimmerman, Lamb and Hildebrand contribute for the winners, and Jacobs of Libertytown belts a ninth inning grand slam in a losing effort.
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Harmony and Taylorstown Earn Wins in Maryland League
Sunday results show Harmony defeating Talorstown 17 to 12 and Libertytown beating Knoxville 2 to 1. Frederick and Taylorstown games were not scheduled. next Sunday features Liberty at Harmony and Taylorstown at Knoxville with Frederick idle.
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