Indians And Birds Split, Nats Divide With Chisox
Cleveland and Baltimore split a twin bill with Gary Bell winning for the Orioles in the second game. Cleveland tied the opener late on a Jim Perry walk and Triandos three run homer in the ninth gave Baltimore the win. Minnie Minoso homered twice for Cleveland and Power added four hits. The Senators and White Sox split after Pedro Ramos spun five innings and Harmon Killebrew homered in both games. Fox and LaGrow provided offense for Chicago.
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Fort Hill Tops CVAL Meet With Big Point Total
Fort Hill wins the fourth annual CVAL track meet with a 76 percent score led by Frederick’s two firsts. Larry Burns sets a new 121 yard high hurdles mark shaving four seconds from the old record, while Dick Meehan clears the pole vault. Local relays, shot and discus disappoint as other results list top finishers and times from multiple events across Frederick, North Hagerstown, Westminster, Martinsburg, South Hagerstown, and others.
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Tjamsville Downs Frederick 8 to 2 in league clash
Tjamsville remained undefeated in the Maryland State League by defeating Frederick 8 to 2 at home. J. Harper hit a homer to start the scoring, with Jas Don Neel pitching nine strikeouts over seven innings before Geiser relieved. New Market chased Frederick’s pitching, piling up early runs and cruising to the win as Crone and Staley contributed key hits.
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Brunswick Handles Poolesville in 4-2 Victory
In a Tri County League clash Doubs beat Lovettsville 7-3 after leading 3-1. D Beechley starred with four hits, doubles by D and C Carey, Everhart, Fry and Glamer doubled or tripled for Lovettsville. Rivalry notes include Merriman earning the win with a 3-run effort and Brunswick defeating Poolesville 4-2 behind Merriman as Thompson and Weddle contributed two hits.
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Buckeystown Triumphs Over Broad Run In Tight Victory
Buckeystown edged Broad Run 9 1 in a high scoring Tri County baseball game as Unger and Ranneberger led with three hits each and Lacey doubled twice. Thurmont defeated Jefferson 9 5 in a separate contest, with Thurmont’s big inning producing the margin while Broad Run made six errors. Germantown, Thurmont, and Jefferson also posted notable runs and hitters across the day’s slate.
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Major League Stars Rotary Defeats Kiwanis 9-0 in Open
Rotary whitewashed Kiwanis 9-0 as Johnny Hammond pitched a two hitter with 16 strikeouts. Adrian Winpigler earned the win for New York Yankees in a 3-2 opener. Probable pitchers listed include Wynn, Stubbs, Bunning, and Sullivan with several AL and NL matchups noted for upcoming games.
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Bolivar shuts out Creagerstown 6-0 in league play
Bolivar scored in the third and added four more in the seventh to blank Creagerstown 6-0. Pitcher B Gilroy earned the victory, with strong defense and clutch hits from Washington and Manin driving the early and late rallies as the Tri County league race tightens.
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Walkersville Triumph Over Germantown in High-Scoring Win
Walkersville outslug Germantown 5 to 4 as Cleveland bats lead with 11 hits. H. Smith pitched four innings, K. Linton worked 2 2/3, Shafer took loss. Aparicio and Chicas stole bases, Umpires named, time three hours.
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Saturday Results in Baseball and Upcoming Games
Saturday results include Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 8 Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 9 Cincinnati 2, Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 0. Tuesday schedule has Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Milwaukee at San Francisco.
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Spoiler Gets Chance With Boyd Tonight
Philadelphia report says boxer George Benton seeks a move into the big money class by facing Bobby Boyd in a scheduled 10 round bout at the arena Benton 37 4 1 to date. Boyd risks smaller purses with defeat as Benton eyes a breakout moment in the middleweight division.
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