Larsen Blanks Orioles 3-0 as Yankees Win
Ben Larsen tossed eight innings of shutout relief for New York, facing the Orioles in a scoreless duel until a fifth inning homer and a late two-run burst. Hank Bauer drove in two with a two-run double, and New York held Baltimore to no runs through seven. Larsen earned his second win of the year with strong control and one strikeout.
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Walkersville Downs Brunswick 10 to 1 in Tuesday Matchup
Walkersville High School defeated Brunswick 101 Tuesday at Brunswick. Dick Smith pitched all nine innings for Walkersville with 13 strikeouts and four hits allowed, four walks. Garst hit a sixth inning homer with one aboard for Walkersville, while Foltz hit a triple for Brunswick, the Railmen’s only extra base hit.
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Mt Airy Defeats MSSD In Close Track Meet
Mt Airy outscored Mary Hand School of the Deaf in a rugged dual meet held Monday in Frederick. standout performances included Klein and Yeager for Mt Airy and Wesley McGee for MSSD, with sprint and field events contributing to the scoring.
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Cadets Rally To Defeat Hubs 9-3 In North Hagerstown Game
Buck Jones emerman drove in runs in the second inning to put the Cadets ahead and they never trailed. Zimmerman pitched six innings for the win as North Hagerstown defeated the Hubs 9 to 3 at McCurdy Field in a Sunday game.
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Australian Rose Wins Five-Set Rome Tennis Final
Australia’s Marvy Rose, a temperamental left-hander aged 21, outlasted Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy in a bitter five-set battle Tuesday to claim the men’s championship at the Fame International Tennis Tournament in Rome.
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Elks Rally In 22 17 Football Style Victory
The Elks outscored Oxco 22 to 17 in a high scoring game marked by pitching and fielding errors. A total of 30 hits were recorded in the American Little League contest with Showe the winning pitcher and Dyer the loser.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Report
AP roundup with American and National League standings, recent results, and Thursday and Wednesday games. Notable details include Lary’s third straight win after two losses and Roger Maris homer, plus standings and recent scores for teams such as Cleveland Detroit and Chicago.
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College stars head to fall on big scholarships
Eight regulars from Westminster’s football team secured college scholarships or academic awards for next fall. Bob Houck receives an academic scholarship. Dick Havens, Pete Widener, Joy Moyer, Ed Shilling, Jeff Smelser, and Dave Mann head to Duke, Dartmouth, Richmond, Lenoir Rhyne, Delaware, and Bridgewater respectively.
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