Pappas And Oriole Bats Defeat Nats
Unbeaten Pappas pitched his 202nd win of the season as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Washington 7 3. Woodling Triandos Nieman homered for Baltimore while Ramos, Hyde and Valentinetti contributed for the Senators. Braves Throttle Cubs.
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Pappas
Baltimore Qorioles
Gene Wooding
Gus Triandos
Bob Nieman
Lees
Senators
Pete Berros
Ramos
Bob Allison
Orioles
Allison
Orinles
Inte Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Triandos
Hyde
Valentinetti
FitzGerald
Kiwanis Triumph Over Shell In Six To Maul
Kiwanis defeated Shell 6 to 0 with Denny Boone pitching a one hitter. Crum and Sowell contributed with outstanding plays as Kivans built a lead in the Babe Ruth contest. Delauter and Boone split pitching duties, while Delauter took the loss. Halimi stops Asuncion in boxing tuneup ahead of title defense against Becerra in Los Angeles.
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Halimi
Paris
Alphonse Halimi
France
al Asuncion
Philppines
Palais de Sports
Jose Becerra
Mexico
Los Angeles
Little Fox Could Win 1959 Title
New York reports Fox leading in American League batting as fans eye a close race. Fox, a 13 year veteran, sits high in averages and trails only Harvey Kuenn for the crown. In the National League Hank Aaron of Milwaukee maintains a torrid pace with a .485 mark amid a logged game streak. Smoky Burgess of Pittsburgh follows with .382 and other leaders include Johnny Temple and Ed Mathews.
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New York
NelLe Fox
Chicago
Fox
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Foa
al Kahne
Tigers
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Killebrew
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Rocky Colavito
Roger Maris
Cleveland
Jim Lemon Killebrew
Bob Cerv
Kansas City
Aaron
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Torria
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh
Johnny Temple
Yellow Springs Downs Doubs Triumph In Tri-County Tilt 14 To 4
Yellow Springs routed Doubs 14 to 4 in Tri County league action as Linton tripled and Krantz and Smyth doubled to spark a 21 hit attack. Morgan and Linton shared mound duties, with solid run production from Yellow Springs hitters.
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J. Lintor
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Swim Classes Planned At Braddock Pool
Braddock Pool announces summer swim classes directed by Mrs Rebecca Tait and staff. Pre school and school age sessions start Monday June 15 in the mornings with life saving and instructional options. Patrick J ONeill manages the pool. guards include Prismila A House Sara Ann Wachter Caroline Routzahn Betty Englebrecht Nancy Null Frank Blundell George Zeigler. Creagerstown baseball prepares for a TriCounty League game against Doubs today at six after a rainout May 3.
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West Frederick
Ife
Prismila
Sara Ann Wachter
Caroline Routzahn
Betty Englebrecht
Nancy Null
Frank Blundell
George Zeigler
Local youth leagues begin as schedules go missing
The Frenertn Babe Ruth League opened its second week with American and National divisions under way. Openers were held at Basel Park and Memorial Stadium as city leagues like Optimist and Rosedale plan early action. The paper seeks missing schedules for National Line, Optimist, and county leagues while noting potential photo coverage of boys baseball this week.
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Rosedale
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Cek
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Shenandoah Downs
Pimlico
Ewbank Receives Sportsman of the Year in Baltimore
Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank was honored as Sportsman of the Year by the Baltimore Sports Reporters Assn at the fourth annual banquet held at Pimlico. The event featured speaker Ernie Mehl and noted Ewbank’s 1954 arrival, 23 17 NFL title over the Giants in sudden death.
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Pimlico Race Track
Ernie Mehl
Kansas City Star
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Jack Sullivan
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Northend Opens With 21 2 Win Over Optimists
Northend defeated the Optimists 21 to 2 in a National hue league opener yesterday. Mayor Jacob Ramsburg threw out the first ball. Du trow Baker and Brooke hit home runs for Northend. Detterding doubled for the losers. Northend led 2 0 after the first, widened in the third, added four in the fifth and two in the sixth. The Optimists scored twice in the fourth. Dillers and Lions play today. Northend ADRH OAE.
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Ostrow
Brookes
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Mayne
Snow
Bokesch
Clem
J. Carroll
League Leaders show AL batting and NL power marks
Based on 50 at bats or more, AL batting leader Kuenn at .415 leads Fox of Chicago. Killebrew the runs and home runs with 10, while Aparicio leads stolen bases. NL mentions Aaron and Mathews pacing batting and power, with Demeter and Robinson among top RBIs and homers.
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Killebrew
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House
Aparicio
Cleveland
Wilhelm
Pappas
Baltamore
McLisa
Wynn
Bunning
Aaron
Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Demeter
Los Angeles
Milwaukee and Cincinnati Lead Monday Baseball And Preakness Prep
Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 11 to 8 and San Francisco 14 to 3 as Old World rivals duel in early standings. In horse news Royal Orbit won the Preakness Prep for Mrs Hanna Braunstein, Manassa Mauler and Black Hills following. boxing and TV rights sold for Floyd Patterson bout planned at Yankee Stadium. European track star Piaskowski sets new discus mark near Lodz to cap a busy day.
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Teleprompter Corp
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Middletown Defeats Broad Run In League Baseball
Middletown won 12 to 4 over Broad Run in a county league game on Sunday. Brickenstaff and Strobel paced a 12 hit attack, with three runs in the first inning setting the tone. Pitched by Smith for Broad Run and Sheffler for Middletown, the contest featured two stolen bases and several errors, with Middletown pulling away late.
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Weever
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Baker
Ricketts
Burts
Smith
Cooper
Sneffler
Sheffler
Sreuth
Keller
Optimist Little Loop Opens as Green Sox Win
Opening Optimist Little League game sees the Green Sox defeat the Blue Jays 4 to 3. Sanders and Stolemyer lead for Green Sox with Creager picking up key hits. Blue Jays tally four runs, five errors. Red Wings and Black Hawks slated to play today.
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Yesterday's Stars Hitting-Bob Schmidt Starred for Giants
Bob Schmidt had three hits in four at bats and doubled twice for two runs in a 244 victory over the Pirates. Bob Buhl earned his first win for the Braves in an 8-2 decision over the Cubs, allowing five hits and blanking the Brush for six innings before pinch hitting.
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Associated Press
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