Mt Airy Wins Yellow Springs in Maryland State debut
Mt Airy jumped on former Oriole Jim Trout for four runs in the eighth to win 5 4 over Yellow Springs in Trout s Maryland State debut. Trout, cut by the Orioles farm system, gave up seven hits and nine strikeouts. Spike Jones relieved and earned the win for Mt Airy.
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Oriole
Tung
Whip Trout
Bobby Bellison
Witders
Bellison
Spike Jones
Kenny Eaves
Eaves
New Market
Germantown
Chase
Hart
Floyd
Geisbert
Phillips
Orioles Hit Five Homers to Tie for First in AL
The Baltimore Orioles routed Cleveland in a Sunday doubleheader to seize a weekend series and move into a first place tie with the Indians at 15-4. Frank Robinson belted a 451 foot homer, the longest at Memorial Stadium, as Baltimore hit five total homers and piled up 13 hits in the nightcap. Jim Palmer won the opener with a 14-hit attack and Robinson added three hits in the first game, while Frank Bertaina finished strong in relief of rookie starter.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Indians
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Jomnrial Stadium
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Boog Powell
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AP Wiramoto
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Aparicio
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Hinton
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Blair Cf
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Rallen
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Katley
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Bunker
Saverine delivers in 10th to lift Senators over Kansas City
Washington wins 3-2 in 10th as Bob Saverine hits a pinch hit single driving in the decisive run. Fred Talbot worked seven innings of no hit ball before a Paul Casanova homer broke the no hit bid in the eighth. Willie Kirkland opened the 10th with a walk and Saverine followed with a clutch single. Fred Valentine walked and stole second, scoring when Bill Bryan’s throw deflected for the final run.
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Bob Saverine
Washington
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A's
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Talbot
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John Wyatt
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Bill Bryan
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Chaset
Taibota
Wyatt
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Houston Golf Tournament Washed Out and Rescheduled
A Houston Champions International Golf Tournament was canceled due to unplayable, waterlogged course conditions after heavy rains. Only one round was completed on Saturday led by Jack Rule with a three under par 68, with plans to resume later in November and restart the event fresh.
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Cepeda Traded To Cardinals For Sadecki
The St. Louis Cardinals traded lefty Ray Sadecki to the San Francisco Giants for outfielder Orland Cepeda. The deal, in the works about a week, aims to bolster St Louis’s weak offense. Cepeda, plagued by knee trouble, has power with three homers and 15 RBIs this season, while Sadecki, a 1964 20-game winner, has started 5 games with a 2.25 ERA. Cepeda had been strong for the Giants, leading the league in homers and RBIs in 1964 before declining in later years.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Bob Howsam
San Francisco
Chub Feeney
Giants
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Sadeck
Cepeda
Feeney
Constanly
O'Toole Leads Reds Past Dodgers 2 1 in Seven Inning Gem
Jim O'Toole pitched seven innings to beat the Dodgers 2 1 for Cincinnati aided by Billy McCool who finished the four hitter. O'Toole drove in the winning run with a fourth inning single and passed his first victory since Sept. 14. Deron Johnson walked and scored on Pavletich single before O'Toole drove in Pavletich with his hit.
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Baker
Rodger Wiles
Wiles
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Frederick
al Main
Winpigler
Harmony
Bidle
Kline
Main
Dorsey
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Jim O Toole
Billy McCool
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Toole
Reds
McCool
Deron Johnson
Don Pavietich
Johnson
Tony Perez
Ruth Ruth League Opens Babe Ruth Season at McCurdy Field
The Babe Ruth League opens today with Dairy Maid vs Mo. Grove at McCurdy Field at 1 pm. This week Kiwanis meets Ideal Farms on Tuesday, Rotary vs Shell Oil on Wednesday, Grove vs Kiwanis Thursday, Shell Oil vs Dairy Maid Friday, and Farms vs Rotars Saturday.
Ernie Ladd Foresees End to AFL Career
Indianapolis AP reports Ernie Ladd a 6-9 315-pound AFL lineman and teammate Earl Faison were declared free agents May 1 after Joe Foss ruled Houston tampered in San Diego trades. Ladd, in town for a wrestling match, said new Commissioner Al Davis barred other clubs from dealing with him and he doubts he will ever play in the league again.
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Earl Faison
AFL
Joe Foss
Houston
San Diego
Ladd
al Davis
Pre
Chargers
Houk Sees Yankees Can Win Pennant Despite Slump
ANAHEIM AP The New York Yankees, last in the AL Sunday morning, may still win the pennant says new manager Ralph Houk who just replaced Johnny Keane. He notes young players and farm clubs offer potential while defending the team’s defense and his decision to revert to big inning play. Dan Topping says Keane's firing was his call.
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New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Houk
Johnny Keane
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Miami
Yankee
Dan Topping
Keane
CBS
Topping
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
Tom Tresh
Mantle
Tresh
New Yorkers
MSD Ekes Out One Point Win In Own Meet
The Maryland School for the Deaf edged West Virginia School for the Deaf 74 to 73 at the MSD invitational track meet. MSD won five events led by Jim Riley with wins in the 180 yd high and low hurdles, plus Larry Reedy in the 220 yd dash and Tommy Sewell in the 100 yd dash. The Orioles captured the 440-yard relay as well.
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West Virginia
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Arkley Wright
Jim Riley
Larry Reedy
Tommy Sewell
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