District Meets Today At Middletown And Frederick
District track meets unfold with Class B and C at Middletown today and Class AA at Frederick High School on Saturday. Teams include Valley Williamsport Linganore Walkersville Middletown Brunswick Emmittsburg and Maryland School for the Deaf. top placers advance to next week’s state meet at Franklin High School and Overlea High School respectively. Research notes Butler: Bel Air, Annapolis, Glen Burnie, Sevema Park, Howard County, Frederick, Bel Air, Allegany, North and South Hagerstown also compete at Frederick with Mr Fender and Frederick coaches projecting multiple qualifiers.
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Middletown
Frederick High School
Valley
Williamsport
Linganore Walkersville
Brunswick
Emmittsburg
Marland School
Franklin High School
Annapolis
Glen Burnie
Sevema Park
Howard County
Frederick
Bel Air
Allegany
North
Hal Moser
Overlea High School
Rick Myers
Eric Ambrose
Larry Wise
Bill Holton
Phil Grove
Gail Clemson
Francis Foreman
Blaine Smiths
Howard Hoy
Larry Thompson
Eric Olson
Walkersville
Jim Fraser
Richard Throne
Phil Pearl
George Linton
Don Draper
Jeff Shisler
Jim Brown
Jerry Lewis
John Wilson
Mike Stroup
Gordon Smith
Dave Wallingford
Elworthy
Richard
Ulrich
Eckenrode
Snoots single lifts Lions to 3-2 win over Thurmont
Walkersville gains a 3-2 victory as Snoots delivers a ninth inning single off Mike Stitley after Stoner earns the win on a six hitter. Stoner fanned 10 with four walks, Zimmerman had two RBIs on a two run single, and Snoots added a triple earlier. Thurmont pushed ahead in the seventh before Walkersville answered to secure the comeback win.
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Walkersville
Ken Snoots
Thurmont
Jim Stoner
Snoots
Mike Stitley
Lions
Vaughn Zimmerman
Stoner
Bill Wildasin
Parke Duncan
Matt Wiley
Zimmerman
Stirley
Singanore
Butch Cline
Shapira
Smith
Wiley
Rippeon
Weddie
Putman
Sutely
Storer
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cAngie
bEyler
Duncen
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Cline
Snoots el Warner
Rippoon
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Shapiro
Stitely
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Hammond
Standings and results from the American League baseball slate
The American League standings show Chicago leading with a 7 8 record and Minnesota at 18 667 percentage, followed by Los Angeles 16 11 .593 and Baltimore 14 3ib S772. Yesterday Chicago beat Kansas City 6 3, Boston over New York 4 1, Baltimore edged Cleveland 3 2, Los Angeles swept Minnesota 4 3, and Detroit routed Washington 13 3. Today's matchups include Los Angeles at Chicago, New York at Baltimore, Minnesota at Kansas City, Detroit at Boston, and Cleveland at Washington with listed pitchers for each game.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland li
Boston Dt
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Lopez
Horlen
Ford
Stafford
Roberts
Kant
O'Donoghue
McClain
Bennett
McDowell
Siebert
Ortega
Baseball Notes From National League Matchups
National League games listed with Chicago at Los Angeles Reed 1 0 St Louis Sadecki 0 4 at Pittsburgh Gibbon 0 3 Cincinnati Jay 1 1 at New York Jackson 1 4 Milwaukee O Dell 1 1 at Philadelphia Mahaffey 1 0 Houston Johnson 2 0 at San Francisco Perry 1 2 all in New York era shorthand coverage
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Reed
St. Louis
Sadecki
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Cincinnati
Jay
Newark
Jackson
Milwaukee
O'Dell
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Houston
Johnson
Sanrancisco
Perry
L. Pet. G.B
Phila
San Fran
Chicago St Louis Ul
New York
San Francisco
Falcons Open Season With Twin Bill at McCurdy Field
Lefthander Jim Blank starts East Frederick's season Saturday at 8 p.m. facing Chambersburg in the first game. Maurice White or Dick Wood will pitch the nightcap for the Falcons. Chambersburg brings a 45-7 last season into Frederick.
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Jim Blank
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Blank
Chambersburg
Maurice White
Dick Wood
Falcons
Pennsylvanians
Russ Kline
Jay Byers
Ken Shaw
East Frederick
McCurdy
Taneytown Dedicates II Field On Sunday
Taneytown dedicates the Jaycee backed Little League diamond Sunday at Memorial Park at 2 p.m. City officials, the high school band, Lions Club sponsors, and six Little League teams attend with parade preceding the ceremony. John Breth hosts, Fern Hitchcock Jr speaks, Nusbaum throws first ball, exhibit game follows. The project cost 1500 dollars and required 3000 man hours.
Chicago Scores Early To Dump ICaycee 6 3
Chicago White Sox pound Kansas City A's with a four run first inning and win 6 to 3. Gary Peters fails to finish for the sixth straight start but Eddie Fisher heals the ninth inning trouble. Segui and Drabowsky split the pitching duties for KC while Lachemann Harrelson and Martin homer for Chicago.
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Chicago
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City A
Eddie Fisher
Peters
Kansas City
Segui
Drabowsky
Hunter
Dickson
Bryan
Lachemann
Fisher
Martin W — Peters
L—Segui
Harrelson
St John’s of Frederick tops St John’s Westminster 11 5 for first win
Frederick’s St John’s offense fires seven runs in the third inning to defeat Westminster 11 to 5. Tom Nash pitches all seven innings, allowing seven hits and striking out 11, driving in three with a double and a single. Lester Lyes adds a double and two singles, Rick Costrow collects three singles as 16 hits pace the win.
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Chicago Cubs
Jesus Alou
Tom Haller
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Jack Sanford
Mays
McCovey
Alou
Wilde
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
San Fran
Broglio
Warner
Burdette
McDaniel
Roznovsky
Sanford
Linzy
Haller
W—Sanford
L—Broglio
San Francisco
Westminster
St. John's
Frederick
St. John’s
Tom Nash
Fanning
Lester Lyes
Rick Costrow
Snow
Meyers
Fiorerf
Costlow Cf
Weaver
Obrenc
Putnam
Fox
Jappington
DeGrange
John’s
St John's
West
St Johns F
St Johns
Tip—Weaver
Spanger
St John's CF
St John’s
Lytes
Sherald Nash
Lugemangla
Gunther
O Brien
Sherald
Cox
Spangler
T. Nash
Vieaver
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Jack Schaffer
Mighty Chevelle
Bob Griffith
Comet
Aisa
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Youte
Martin
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