Hustlers top Germantown in state league upset
Ike Rhoderick and Benny Grove led the Hustlers past Germantown 5-4 at McCurdy Field after the visitors took an early lead. Rhoderick pitched six innings, Grove finished three, and Gordon Smith drove in the decisive run with a fourth inning single following a 5-2 Hustlers stretch. Germantown outhit the Hustlers, but errors and timely scoring doomed them as Floyd took the loss.
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Ike Rhoderick
Benny Grove
Frederick
Hustlers
Germantown
McCurdy Field
Rhoderick
Grove
Gordon Smith
Ronnie Hart
Bob Ricketts
John Warfield
Smith
Stan Keyser
Warfield
Ricketts
Dick Burdette
Dennis Floyd
Floyd
Danny Ricketts
B. Ricketts
Barrick
Creagerstown Defeats Walkersville Behind Strong Hitting
Early Duncan and Pres Kolp hit home runs to spark Creagerstown to an 11-6 win over Walkersville. Jim Chase fanned 13 while allowing eight hits as Creagerstown built a 3-0 lead and never relinquished it. Fyock added a double and triple driving in three runs. Carder pitched six for Walkersville with Eaves finishing.
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Jeff
Carroll Huffer
Mt. Airy
Huffer
Broad
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz
Spike Jones
Bob Franklin
Bob Bellison
Bruce Huffer
Denny Ahalt
Burdette
Mike Rimmey
Warrenfelt
Mr. Airy
Jones
Franklin
Bellison
Garrett
B. Huffer
New Market
Skeeter Webber
Bill Merriman
Brunswick
Maryland
Webber
Railroaders
Merriman
Les Delauter
Jesse Thompson
Ron Carter
Butch Dixon
Cooper
Gene Fisher
Max Day
Fisher
Day
Deener
Clark
Creagerstown
Duncan
Pres Kolp
Jim Chase
Walkersville
Kolp
Mike Fyock
Bill Carder
Ken Eaves
Chase
Ken Swomley
Grayson Remsburg
Walkville
Creag'town
Carder
Eaves
Harper
Dodgers Rout Giants 9-1 in Drysdale gem
Los Angeles ends three game skid with a 9 to 1 victory over San Francisco. Don Drysdale pitched six solid hits and earned his fourth win, supported by John Roseboro and Frank Howard homers and Jim Gilliam two run triple. Willie Mays drove in the Giants only run as he extended his hitting streak to 17 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hargett
Jim Stup
Bombers
Dickie Hall
Yellow Springs
Henderson
Stanton
Bowins
Hardy
Hargett
Stup
Brunner
G. Linton
San Francisco
John Roseboro
Frank Howard
Jim Gilliam
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Drysdale
Maury Wills
Gillam
Gillian
Roseboro
Jack Sanford
Howard
Gaylor Perry
Tommy Davis
Willie McCovey
Wills
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
Los Angeles
Sanford
Perry
Pierce
S Larsen
Haller
W — Drysdale
L—Sanford
Rams
Pirates rally to split with Braves in doubleheader
Willie Stargell delivered a two out single in the ninth as Pittsburgh erased a 5-2 deficit to beat Milwaukee 6-5 in game two after the Pirates dropped the opener 11-5. Ed Mathews and Mike de la Hoz sparked Milwaukee in the first inning with two run doubles. Robert Clemente hit his third homer of the season for Pittsburgh. Navy football to have nine lettermen on 11 man two way unit next fall.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Milwaukee
Braves
Bill Mazeroski
Pirate
Joe Torre
Gene Ailey
Gene Freese
Bob Bailey
Stargell
Ed Mathews
Mike de la Hoz
Robert Clemente
Pirates
Rex Johnston
Roy Face
Bailey
Bill Virdon
Clemente
Bobby Tiefenaar
Bob Sadowski
Donn Clendenon
Smokey Burgess
Hank Aaron
de la Hez
Denis Menke
Alley
Ty Cline
Robinson
Dick Hall
Milt Pappas
al Kaiine
Hall
Detroit
Don Demeter
Willie Horton
Norm Cash
Dave Wicker
Horton
Snyder
Freeman
R. Brown
Wert
Adair
DaBruton Taga Pappas
Baltimore
Delran
E—Siebern
Freehan Pomdu
Op—Adair
Apaniola
Siebern
Detrot
Bowens
McAuliffe
Katine S
Robsnson
Beso Papnas
Wickersham
Salerng
Valentine
McKinley
Soar
Baltimore Detroit Ab
Abrich Brandt
Azomaultress
Aparicio
Kirkland Rf
Koaline
Cash
Bruton If
Jackson
Demeter
Orsing Ic
Philiss
Bunker
Rakow
Egan
Tony Regan
Ag Brown
Gladding
bWeed
Regan
Jin
E—Kirkland
Roarke
Kirkland
Apariciy
A Regan
Orsing
Roarke U
Valentins
Mckinley, Soar
Salerno
Nats and Red Sox split as Yastrzemski shines
Boston wins 9-4 in game two behind Carl Yastrzemski and Tony Conigliaro as Bob Tillman and Felix Mantilla contribute homers. Washington claimed the first game 13-4 with Bill Skowron’s three RBIs including a two-run homer. Claude Osteen won in relief for Boston, while Monbouquette started the nightcap.
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Washington
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliara
Bill Skowron
Boston
Senators
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Conigliaro
Skowron
Gary Geiger
Dick Stuart
Geiger
Don Zimmer
Young John Kennedy
Claude Osteen
Bob Tillman
Felix Mantila
Monbouquette
Charton
Earley
Wood
Tillman
Osteen
Brumley
Wosteen
L-Monbouquette
Miss Wright Captures St Louis Open Title in Scoring Sweep
Mickey Wright fired a two over par 73 to finish at 215 and win the $12,500 St Louis Open by six strokes. Kathy Whitworth finished second with 221, earning $1,500, while Joann Prentice took third for $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Joann Prentice
Kathy Cornelius
Beth Stone
Marlene Hagge
Falcons Salvage Doubleheader Sweep at McCurdy Field
East Frederick swept a doubleheader Saturday night at McCurdy Field defeating Buck's Bar of Baltimore 84 21. Butch Kimmel fired a no hitter in his first start of the season as East Frederick won the second game 2-1. Jim Blank earned the first win of the year in game one behind two big innings. Buck's Bar grabbed an early lead in game two before East Frederick answered with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to complete the sweep. East Frederick opens Industrial League play Tuesday vs Mains at Baker Park lower diamond at 6:30 p.m.
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East Frederick
McCurdy Field
Buck
Baltimore
Butch Kimmel
Falcons
Jim Blank
John
Slugger
Kimmel
Errror
Wilbur Cline
Kimmell
Harry Saufley
Mains
Baker Park
Buck's Bar
Willams
Thomas and
Epps
Blank and Lake
Casper Wins Colonial In Fort Worth Golf Championship
Billy Casper claimed the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas after seizing the lead early in the final round and finishing at 279 two under par. Tom Jacobs, Gene Littler, Gary Player and Arnold Palmer battled but Casper stretched his four shot margin to win eighteen holes strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Billy Casper
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Carif Jacobs
Casper
Jacobs
Gene Littler
Gary Player
South Africa
Shenandoah Racing Card Announces Multi Race Purses
The Shenandoah entries list nine races with purses from 1,200 to 1,409 dollars for claiming and MB special weights. Notable horses include Hy Deptt, Fast Pow Wow, Lou's Choice, Cirencester, and Royal B in early races, with multiple 2 and 3 year old entrants in a crowded card.
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Cirencester
Royal
Lynn Hope
Micki Doodles
le Beau Whiz
Queen Joy
Hazmar
Murphys Alibi
Carmen Aurum
Pocket Pruner
Cover Page
Oui Brenda
Our Racker
Lady Cristo
Perfume
Noank
Miss Sniff
Eveyn
Wayzeta
Lordsey Na Russy Call
F&m
Pat
Hank
Tom Jonray
Tybaltay
Teader
Mr Turpentine
Jawrich
Orioles Rally Past Tigers As Errors Swing Games
Baltimore converts two Detroit miscues into a 2-1 and a 7-1 doubleheader win. Detroit’s skid reaches five as Rourke and Freehan misplays aid Baltimore’s offense. Wally Bunker and Milt Pappas steady the mound in a low-scoring opener while Dick Hall nails down the closer role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Rourke
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Pleasant Walk and Lucketts Triumph in Heart of Maryland League
Pleasant Walk scored 12 runs to defeat Mt Airy 12 7 after a 10 run third inning surge led by Renn with three hits. Lucketts toppled Todd Steel 7 3 as Williams earned the win with relief from Cross. Mt Airy prevented by Warfield in late relief. C Barnhouse and Larry Williams each collected three hits for Lucketts. Buckley and Warfield worked for Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOUBS
Arthur Bicie
Harmony
Bidle
Dick Baker
Ken King
Lee Ropp
Bill Bidle
Baker
Pleasant Walk
Mt. Airy
Lucketts
Todd Steel
Williams
Cross
J. Williams
C. Barnhouse
Larry Williams
Buckly
Warfield
Wagner
Hartle
Harper and
Forrest
Chisox Defeat Angels to Hold League Lead
Chicago White Sox top Los Angeles 5 to 3 as Ron Hansen belts a three run homer and J C Martin adds a bases empty shot. Eddie Fisher work four scoreless innings for the win while Willie Smith takes the loss. Hansen again homered in the first and Dick Simpson added a solo shot for L A. 12 hits for Chicago off five Angels pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Ron Hansen
J. C. Martin
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox
Hansen
Chicago
Martin
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Dick Simpson
Eddie Fisher
Willie Smith
Angel
Bob Lee
Joe Cunningham
Pete Ward
Peters
Fisher
Wilhelm
R. Lee
Smith
D Lee
Duliba
Osinski
Rodgers
W— Fisher
L—Smith
Simpson
Fregasi
Lions Second in Relay Track Meet at Hub Invitational
Hagerstown North and Walkersville edged for first in the Hub's Relays with Hagerstown taking top team. Lions placed second overall scoring 50 38 for the meet and winning pole vault shot put discus and high jump events. The relay pole vault team of Barrick Van Fossen and Esworthy posted 31 6 while Gordon Smith led shot put at 46 5 1 4 and the Lions dominated the high jump with Haines Smith and Elworthy reaching 17 5. Smith led discus with 145 2 34. Walkersville to compete next at Middletown Friday noon in District I county meet with Class B and C schools.
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Hagerstown
North Hagerstown
Walkersville
Lions
Boonsboro
Severna Park
Greencastle
Annapolig
Sonny Barrick
Mark van Fossen
Eddie Esworthy
Barrick
Gordon Smith
Harold Dougherty
Daryle Hummer
Larry Haines
Smith
Elworthy
Haines
Dougherty
Hummer
Middletown
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Buckeystown
Kyle Pritts
Dawson
Jack Kinna
Buckeytown
Kinna
Remsburg
Geispert
Ahal
Thurmont
Bud Gilroy
Bolivar
Gilroy
Dennis Reeder
Bob Ber Card
C. E. Keller
Bob Shaffer
Austin Rickard
Ning An
Routzahn
Shaffer
Rickard
Kelley
Brooks Robinson
BUCS
Mathews
Aaron
Sadowski
Tiefenauer
Torre
Silk
Blass
Face
McBean
Burgess
McFarlane
W—Mcbean
Navy
Nats
Ed Bressoud
Bressoud
Mantilla
Zimmer
Washa
Wilson
Radatz
Nixon
Hannan
Bouldin
Ridnik
Bridges
Koch
Narum
Shannan
Yas
Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Player
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Ben Hogan
Gay Brewer
Shenandoah Entries
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Rochester
Toronto
Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Denver
Arkansas
Hawaii
Johnny Dee
Notre Dame
Lucketts Triumph
Thayer
R. Stocks
Chisox
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