Cadets win district title ninth straight in meet at Overlea
Frederick's 23 man track squad earned 156 points to win the District meet at Overlea, with 19 cadets qualifying for the state class AA meet next Saturday. The Cadets swept relays and won five other events, while leaders Foreman, Smith, Ambush, Hoy and Thompson collected titles in shot put, discus, 440, long jump, and triple jump. Others advancing include Grove, Lasich, O'Keefe, and Cavell in multiple events, as Frederick dominates districts and prepares for state.
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Seven Close Games Highlight Maryland League Weekend
Frederick upset Lucketts 6 5 at Huskie Park as Al Mayne and Kline held off the opponents. Bill Harrington drove in three runs with a double and two singles, Adrian Winpigler added a triple. In Mt Airy Mt. Airy edged Germantown 6 4 with Sid Bailey delivering a clutch eighth inning hit off Dennis Floyd. Spike Jones struck out 15 for Mt. Airy. Middletown beat Bolivar 3 2 as Ron Hart’s seventh inning single produced the winner. Harmony rallied in the seventh to top Doubs 6 4. Mt. Lena crushed Todd Steel 19 4, and Yellow Springs beat Broad Run Jeff 6 3. Creagerstown defeated New Market 3 4 with Jim Chase throwing a one hitter through six. Walkersville routed Thurmont 24 0 in seven. Brunswick edged Frederick 6 5 as Snook Hanes drove in two in the eighth.
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Petey Cooper
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Merriman
Bill Hall
Chisox Take 2 Extend Winning Streak To 9
Chicago White Sox rout Los Angeles 5-4 to complete a doubleheader sweep and extend their win streak. Bobby Knoop's errors helped fuel Chicago's two runs in the fifth and three unearned runs in the seventh, while Danny Cater and Ron Hansen produced key hits. Tommy John allowed two hits through seven, then Eddie Fisher fanned the side after a bases loaded threat.
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Braves Win On Protest After 10th Inning Double
Gene Oliver delivered a two run double in the 10th to lift the Milwaukee Braves over the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 1. The Phillies protested a sixth inning play citing no time called. Richie Allen scored on Clay Dalrymple's single as Milwaukee catcher Joe Torre argued the tag.
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Keane Responds to Veeck Allegations On Groat
New York Yankees manager Johnny Keane publicly answered Bill Veeck who accused him in Sports Illustrated. Keane explained the Dick Groat matter, detailing a midseason meeting with Bing Devine, Groat, and the clubhouse talk that helped restore unity as the Cardinals chased the pennant and World Series. Groat, in Pittsburgh, declined further comment.
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Railroaders Edge Frederick IV 15-14 in Wild Junior Varsity Roller
Brunswick edged Frederick High School's junior varsity 15-14 in a high scoring game Friday. Russell Lancaster delivered an eight inning single to drive the Railroaders to victory. Heerd took the loss for Frederick while Paul Barker earned the win for Brunswick.
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Athletics replace Mel McGaha Sullivan named new manager
Kansas City Athletics fire manager Nel McGaha and install Haywood Sullivan as skipper. Sullivan, 34, has minor league roots with Birmingham and Vancouver, becoming the youngest MLB manager. McGaha, who led the club for 136 games, departs as the A's sit last in the American League with few wins.
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Baseball scores from Saturday AP roundup
The Associated Press reports American League games with New York 3 over Baltimore 2, Chicago 8 over Los Angeles 3, Detroit 6 over Boston 2, Washington 9 over Cleveland 7, Minnesota 2 over Kansas City 0. In the National League Los Angeles 3 over Chicago, Cincinnati 12 over New York 7, St Louis 1 over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 6 over Milwaukee 4, San Francisco 8 over Houston 2.
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