Broad Run Jeff Beats Brunswick 2 1 in Key Game
Abalt hurls J-Hlitter but Broad Run Jeff loses no hitter in ninth yet wins 2 1 over Brunswick. Abalt drove in both Broad Run Jeff runs with two singles as Merriman and Wenner held off late rally. Sampsville defeats New Market 7 4 behind Jim Chase 22 strikeouts.
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Rudy Abalt
Jeff
Brunswick
Abalt
Wayne
Hawes
Railroaders
Pete Cooper
Ahalt
Bill Merriman
Merriman
Lawrence Wenner
Wenner
Error Paves Way For Yankee Win in Baltimore
Preliminary hearing for Timothy N. Black, 25, charged with narcotics paraphernalia, was postponed to May 17. Black claimed Lipscomb died from a heroin overdose after they bought and injected heroin at Black’s apartment. police seek a third man. Lipscomb, All-Pro 1958 1959, died Friday. he had played for Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
National Football League
Timothy N. Black
Pittsburgh Steeler
Black
Heron Lipscomb
Big Daddy
Lipscomb
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh
Sherman Plunkett
Colt
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Bouton Sharp. Yankees Edge Orioles 2-0 on No-Hitter Bid
Jim Bouton held Baltimore to two unearned runs over eight and a third while the Yankees won 2-0. A throwing error by Luis Aparicio opened the ninth inning for New York, Elston Howard belted a 400-foot drive, and Kubek drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly as Bouton improved to 3-1 in his season debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Yankee
Jim Bouton
Steve Barber
Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Elston Howard
Jack Brandt
Boyer
Harry Bright
Barber
Tony Kubek
Howard
Bouton
Oriole
Jerry Adair
Robinson Singhs
Brooks Robinson
Brandt
Russ Snyder
New York
Powell
Bright
Brandtef
Pepitone
Brown
Kubek
Snyder
Orsino
Totels
Ibs
E—Bright
Aparicia
Adair
Mantle
Lopez
Sf—Kubek
Beso Barber
U—Honochick
Rynge ' Stewart
Salerno
Standings notes and scheduled games across leagues
The SA standings show Washington Rudolph at 3 2 and Bronstad 1 2 with Boston Con 11. Los Angeles Lee 2 1 faces Chicago Fisher 244. Only scheduled games listed with no results.
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Washington
Rudolph
Bronstad
Boston
Los Angeles
Lee
Chicago
Fisher
W. L Pet
G.B
San Francisco
Kansas City i
Yi St. Louis Ig
Pittsburgh
Rey New York
Baltimore Tages
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia M
Kansas City
Minnesota
Houston
Craig
Bruce
Kansas City edges Twins 2-1 in opener as second game rained out
KC scored an unearned run in the eighth inning to defeat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Norm Siebern hit a sacrifice fly after Jose Tartabull reached on a bunt single and Jerry Lumpe reached on an error. The second game was called off by rain with the field unplayable.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Norm Siebern
Jose Tartabull
Jerry Lumpe
Vic Power
Twins
Bob Alliston
John Wyatt
Dave Wickersham
Earl Battey
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
Wickersham
Bryan Perry
Dailey
Battey
W—Wickersham
L—Perry
Petrosyan Defeats Botvianik to Lead Work Championship
In Moscow Soviet grandmaster Tigran Petrosyan scored his fifth win over work champion Mikhail Botvianik, moving three points ahead in the work championship. The victory came in the 24-name series as Petrosyan secured a firm position in the standings.
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Moscow
Tigran Petrosyan
Mikhail Botvianik
Petrosyan
Botvianik
Dodgers Rally Past Giants 6-5 for Series Sweep
Los Angeles overcame a four-run eighth inning against Jack Fisher to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-5 and complete a three-game sweep. Johnny Roseboro drove in the winning run with a sac fly as Orlando Cepeda homered for the Giants, his club’s only offense after a late surge.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jack Fisher
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Fisher
Billy Pierce
Johnny Roseborn
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
San Francisco
Tom Hal
Nide Koufax
San Fran
Ole
Faber
Larsena
Pierce
Maver
Copeda
Los Anieles
Th Davis
Lucketts Tops Mt Airy In Ninth Inning Thriller
Lucketts defeats Mt Airy 4 3 as Wendall Williams fans 10 and singles in the seventh secure the win. Pleasant Walk pushes two runs in the 10th to beat Frederick 6 4 at Huskie Park. John Williams hits two doubles for Lucketts while Rinehart adds two hits for Mu Irk. Frederick rallies with three runs to tie before Lucketts again scores.
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Lucketts
Wendall Williams
Mt. Airy
Pleasant Walk
An &6
Frederick
Huskie Park
Williams
Virginia Club
John Williams
Rinehart
Piensfat Wak
Foo
Milt
Butch Kimmel
Ony
Mets and Reds split twin bill with late Mets rally
In the second game Choo Choo Coleman delivered an eighth inning go ahead single as the Mets beat Cincinnati 13 12 to split a seven hour doubleheader. Earlier Cincinnati won the opener 3 0 as Cardenas hit a three run homer and Purkey earned the win.
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NEW York
Choo-Choo ‘Coleman
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Reds
Mets
Ito
Jim Hickman
Allan Worthington
Coleman
Met
Larry Bearworth
Cardenas
Bob Purkey
Purkey
Brisk Derby Trail Work Set for Preakness
Never Bend no finished second to Cha gan at the Kentucky Derby. The horse had a brisk workout Sunday at Pimlico in preparation for next Saturday’s $15,000-added Preakness Stakes.
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Bltimore
Chagan
Penmvnew
Giants Praise Koufax in Davis Cup Style Performance
The article describes Sandy Koufax dominating the mound as the Giants face Peters and a star-studded lineup. A standing ovation follows his late-game dominance, with teammates and fans lauding his pitching rhythm and control.
East Frederick Falcons open season with two wins at McCurdy Field
East Frederick defeated Aero of Baltimore 62 1 0 in the nightcap after rallying from a 2 1 deficit in the fourth. Wilbur Cline went 3 for 3, Bill Hammond 2 for 3, and Sonny White homered as the Falcons plated three in the sixth. Lefty Jim Blank allowed one hit in the second game, besting Charley Burleson who had a three hitter. Ken Shaw went 2 for 2 and scored the lone run on a first inning double. East Frederick next plays Harmon Fick at Baker Park Upper Diamond Tuesday.
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Reggie Pryor
Pascal Renn
Frederick Vfw
Ptof Rocks
Pryor
Pete Rinehart
Green
Jack Kinna
Jim Lowery
Benny Shellhorse
Tinker Michael
Hustlers
Michael
Shellhorse
Dick Gastley
Tommy Thomas
Max Whitehead
Renny
Thomas
Whitehead
Cosis
George Tessman
Kinna
Pi. of
Rocks
Frederick
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Eddie Ridenour
Jim Hoffman
Bob Shriner
Hoffman
Lloyd Heatherly
Mike Fraley
Bob Shaffer
Fanning
Heatherly
Frank Favorite
Carroll Fraley
Pres Ko
East Frederick
Blank
Burleson
Ken Shaw
Baker Park Upper Diamond
Harmon Fick
Dragster Driver Killed in Maryland Crash
Thomas B. DePalma, 21, of Riverdale Md., died when his 1963 dragster lost control and hit a tree at the Cecil County East Frederick drag strip near Bay View. Police said the car wrecked at about 113 mph killing him instantly.
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Bay View
Thomas B. DePalma
Riverdale
Baltimore
Cecil County
Frederick
Thomas and Falls
Gladhill
DePalma
Krantz
Morehead Shuts Out Washington as Bosox Split Twinbill
Boston rookie Dave Morehead earned his third major league win by keeping the Senators hitless after Chuck Hinton’s first inning homer in the nightcap, while Washington also won the opener on Don Lock’s late blast. Hinton homered twice on the day for the Senators.
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Boston
Dave Morehead
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Red Sox
Don Lock
Morehead
San Diego
Hinton
Secom
Chuck Cottier
Daniels
Coates
Landrith
Wilson
Radatz
Nixon
W—Coates
L—Radatz
Lock
Osteen
Bronstad
Duckworth
Leppert
Tillman
L-Osteen
Malzone
Aspromonte's homer gives Houston 2 1 win over Cubs
Aspromonte homered leading off the bottom of the 10th to lift Houston to a 2-1 victory and complete a four game weekend sweep of the Chicago Cubs. Umbricht earned the win after two perfect frames in relief, while Nottebart allowed five Cubs hits.
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Houston
Bob Aspromonte
Chicago Cubs
Aspromonte
Jim Umbricht
Umbricht
Colt
Don Nottebart
Cubs
Nottebart
Buhl
Don Landrur
Jim Schaffer
Chicago
Houstes
Schaffer
Noltlebart
Baltimore 1 1 East Burteson and Falls Blank and Shaw
Baltimore hosts a 1 1 East match featuring Burteson and Falls with Blank and Shaw in action. The outcome and scoring are not specified in the fragment.
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Bob House
Bruce Huffer
Railroader
Ijamsville
HOH HI
Deener
Huffer
Fred Young
Sjamsville
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Young
Gene Fisher
Bush Creekers
Ronnie Tyeryar
Jim Chase
Chase
Nelson Myers
Eddie Weller
Samsville
Bill Crone
Crone
Bob Weddle
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Case Yentz
ML Airy Fwre
Sun Yentz
Dick Sappense
Cate Ie
Vorty Strug
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Tan Cou
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Liberty Meceline
Tod
Belen
Bardite
Dick Sverter
Wegner
Colin
Warner Dria
Feve
T. Nee Kanter City
Ncimats
Milwaukee
Meewel "Chicate
Lee Angers
Sam Francisch
Yellow Springs
Jim _ Stup
Walkersville
Stup
Ay Ken Eaves
Gary Linton
Linton
Eaves
Springers
Bob Whitmore
John Carpenter
Bob Stull
Larry Duncan
Shaffer
Duncan
Fraley
Favorite
Long
Buckeystown
Jack Beal
Germantown
Beall
Montgomery County
Buckeystoun
Bob Deadrick
Kelly
Earl Ricketts
Paul Till
Ricketts
Buckerstoun Battery
Deatrick
Hood Geisbert
Cot
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Ios
Deadrick
Zenubie
Cermanionn
Ome
Raeckes
Reali
Geishert
Ken King
Simthe
Harmen
Dik Baker
Middletown
King’s Tong Teahveser
Roger Wilkes
Baker
Beppeny
Yankee
Fernandez
York
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati Reds
al Moran
Frank Robinson
Tan Gem
Games Today
Heart OF MD. League
Bill
Henry
Edwards
Cisco
Rawe
Owens
Tsitouris
Zanni
Worth
Koufax
Charles Maher
San Pramasca
Santa Roy
Pettersig
Stotoner
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Tyker
Gmalley
Jane
Samly Pache
F.rm Monster
Agama Ue
Yorkets
Jane A
Tex
Tel Sian Giants Tons
Gordes
Sal Kelas
Ben Tenntter
Willer Wateraedona
Tyene
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Bern
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Homer
Frederick Ie Burteson
Blank and Shaw
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