Brunswick Rally Triumphs Over Yamsville in 16th Inning
In a four hour forty minute Maryland State League clash, Jesse Thompe drove in the winning run in the 16th for Brunswick Railroaders to topple previously unbeaten Yamsville. Lawrence Wenner earned the win in relief, while Donny Noch took the loss after a long relief stint by Neel.
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Brunswick
Jesse Thompeson
Railroaders
Tamsville
Thompson
Byamnsville
Wenner
Lawrence Wenner
Bill Merriman
Merriman
Dun Chase
Reof Donny Noch
Neel
Soxs
Bush Crackers
Frederick
Broad
Jeff
Junior Knight
Tom Mentzer
Thomson
Ijamsville
Yjamsville
Yellow Springs Walks Off Middletown In 11th To Tie League
Yellow Springs broke a 3-3 deadlock in the 11th inning as Gary Linton started the frame with a single and steal. Jim Stup earned the win after relieving Carlton Carey and driving in the decisive runs as the Springers beat Middletown 7 3 to stay tied for first with GermanTown in Tri County League action.
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Middletown
Yellow Springs
Germantown
Gary Linton
Springers
Jim Stup
Carlton Carey
Linton
Bob Whitmore
Stup
Whitmore
Carey
Elmer Cook
Carl Emerick
Bob Crone
Hoffman
George Eaeken
Ward Haunts Birds, Gives Chisox Split
Boston holds top AL lead by 000 points over Baltimore and Chicago after a Sunday doubleheader split with Kansas City. Malzone drives in six runs in the set. Alusik and Charles homer for KC. Schilling and Geiger go deep for Boston as Wyatt suffers a nose injury in the nightcap.
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Boston
Frank Malzone
Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago
Red Sox
Athletics
George Alusik
Ed Charles
John Wyatt
Lu Clinton
Dick Stuart
Malzone
RBI
Wickersham
Segui
Thies
Sullivan
Monbouquette
Radatz
Tillman
W—Monbouquette
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Rakow
Fischer
Wyatt
Bryan
Conley
Lamaba
Earley
Nichols
Nixon
Wfischer
L Conley
Alasik
Charles
Schilling
Geiger
Rookie miscue opens door to Orioles win in opener
In Baltimore, Pete Ward’s error set up the first game's decisive inning as Chicago split the doubleheader. Ward’s 10th inning triple drove in the winning run off Dean Stone, while John Orsino’s homer and later hits fueled the Orioles’ late surge. Rob Robinson reached the 2,000 strikeout milestone, becoming a member of a historic club.
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Railroaders
Bush Creckers
Bill Crone
John
Wagner
Winpigler
Wanger
Wenner
Chase
Skeeter Webber
Brunswick
Wayne Harver
Ray Thompson
Webber
Ron Weddle
Tom Mentzer
Thompson
Howard Sullivan
Harper
Martz
Sullivan
Yamsville
Bill Hammond
Ijamsville
Ijamsville Ie
Baltimore
al Smith
Pete Ward
Chicago
Orioles
Ward
Dean Stone
Dave Nicholson
John Orsino
Ray Herbert
Jim Brosnan
Brosnan
Herbert
Orsino
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Joe Gaines
Oriole
Luis Apaticio
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Nicholson
Cabrabi Landis
Aparicios
Fox
Adair
Smith
F.rob
Snyder
Gentile
Nighélson
Rob'n
Hansen
Gaines
Morting
Brandt
Pizerro
Brown
Horlen
Tota Marga
DeBusschere
Gattimore
Wee
E—Ward
Poa
Chicap
U—Stevens
Napp
Amon Kinneemen
Dodgers sweep Mets with 13th inning homer in second game
Frank Howard belted a 13th inning homer to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 in the nightcap after a 1-0 opener win behind Sandy Koufax. Koufax earned win number six in seven decisions, aiding a six game Dodgers run and narrowing the gap on the NL lead Giants who split with Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Frank Howard
New York Mets
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Koufax
New York
Roger Craig
Ron Hunt
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Tom Davis
Ls Angeles
WIX
Craig
N. Sherry
Roseboro
S Craig
Browns Establish the Ernie Davis Foundation
Cleveland Browns announce creation of the Ernie Davis Foundation to honor the late player. The move comes after Davis’s death and involves support from team president Art Modell and community leaders.
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Cleveland Browns
Ernie Davis
Larry Friedman
Clevelant
Ernie Daeve
Dea Ia
Sar Bo Modell
Broats
Davis
Daas
Amerca
Caliente
Haier
Vashon
Ans
Tristan Tee
Tede
Pnotac
Natosal Fredhall
National League Scores and Schedule
National League results show Auson 61 over Cleveland 6 6 and Minnesota 4 7 to Baltimore 4 3. Chicago 3 4 Los Angeles 6 4. Various games listed with pitchers Pascual Delock Lee Kralick Fisher Cheney Regan Pappas and Cardwell. Only Chicago 3 2 and Houston Pittsburgh notes appear in schedule.
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AUSON
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Pascual
Ten
Delock
N. Los Angeles
Lee
Olland T Kralick
N. Chicago
Fisher
Wington
Cheney
N. Detroit
Regan
Pappas
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cardwell
Janeis
Droft
Ww. L. Pel
GB. W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
San Francisco
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
WBS
Twins Rally For Split With Indians In Twin Bill
Lenny Green belted a two run homer with two outs in the ninth to lift Minnesota past Cleveland and earn a split of the Sunday doubleheader after the Indians won the opener 14 to 8. Bernie Allen started the ninth with a double as Green delivered his first hit of the day.
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Wamsville
Dick Gastley
Reecie Prior
Chris Soles
Frederick
New Market
NFW
Brunswick
Sjamsville
Gastley
Sale
George Tessman
Pryor
Tessman
Gene Fisher
Max Day
Fisher
Hustlers
Solo
Tom Biehy
Bobby Clark
Wohoever
Dme
Sole
Colliflower
Day and
Clark
Cleveland
Lenny Green
Paver
Minnesota
Twins
Indians
Pedro Ramos
Bernie Alien
Green
Barry Laiman
Joe Adenekaha
Rams
Eie
Shaman
Dasiv
Sulivan
Ramin
R. Atengad
Rama Be Les
Rin
Hsnents
Versal Res
Hall di Bates
Minnceota
Develand
OW Tolang
Rathif Grant
Virata
Pirates Snap Losing Skid With 3-0 Victory Over Colt
Bob Friend hurled a complete nine hitter to stop a five game slide as the Pirates defeated Houston 3-0. Bill Mazeroski drove in runs with a fourth inning single and an eighth inning two run burst, with Smoky Burgess and Bob Bailey contributing RBIs. Donn Clendenon homered in the ninth for Pittsburgh.
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Houston
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Pirates
Dick Farrell
Bob Skinner
Segond
Bill Mazeroski
Smoky Burses
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh
Mazeroski
Don McMahon
Donn Clendenon
Pitlshoreh
Alou's Homer Gives Giants Nightcap Win
Felipe Alou belted his eighth homer with one out in the ninth, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 5 3 second game victory and a doubleheader split with Philadelphia. The Phillies won the opener 4 3 as Cal McLish held the Giants to five hits.
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San Francisco
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cal McLish
Giants
Ed Bailey
Phils
Jim Lemon
Alou
Ryne Duren
Bob Bolin
Belmont Distance May Help Candy Spots in Belmont Bid
Candy Spots, coming off a strong Preakness showing, may benefit from the Belmont distance as trainer Chanteaugay and Never Bend’s coach weigh a plan to keep the colt in form for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Canty Spots finished behind Chateaugay and Never Bend in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, with Ellsworth and Termey aiming for the Belmont after training chase.
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John Chandler
Baltimore NP
Aqueduct
Patohe
Pepe
Weshach Tones
Citornas Rey Esconthe
Tim
Woody Sephens
Jimmy Cemway
Lonavile
Abe
Chateaugay
Never Bend
Pamben
Tyne
Withe Shoemaker
Candy Spoils
Galepreath
Chateautay
Ellsworth
Termey
Gardeh
Sepparently
Candy Spots
Lever Bend
Sillco
Canty Spots
Yankees Bomb Bo Belinsky to Gain Split
New York Yankees bombed Bo Belinsky for eight runs in two innings to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 10-4 and split the doubleheader. Al Pearson and Bob Perry hit homers for LA in a 6-2 first-game win. Ken McBride handcuffed the Yanks, aiding LA’s victory, while Whitey Ford took the loss in the nightcap.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
al Pearson
Bob Perry
Angels
Yanks
Belinsky
Pearson
Perry
Ken McBride
Whitey Ford
Ford
Los Angeles
McBride
Rodgers
Bridges
Kunkel
Berra
W—Mcbride
L—Ford
Turley
Morgan
Spring
Navarro
Terry
Howard
W Terry
L Belinsky
Warner
Boyer
Reds Romp Over Cards 10 to 6
Cincinnati toppled St Louis 10 6 as Jerry Lach and Frank Robinson each drove in three runs. A four run first inning gave the Reds the lead, and a five run sixth clinched the victory despite intermittent drizzle.
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ST. Louis
Jerry Lach
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Reds
Bob Gibson
Lynch
Robinson
Joe Nughall
Vada Pinson
Edwards
Gibson
Shantz
Fangk
Oliver
Tammy Davis wins 100 dash at Overiea High School meet
In a two event girls meet at Overiea High School, Tammy Davis of Frederick Track and Field Club won the 1 yard dash in 1.12 seconds. Cheryl Hoy finished second in 71.5 seconds and Mary Lawson 11.4. Tammy placed second in the 44 with Rose Yount of Latrobe Track Club clocking 1.22. Cheryl was third in 1.00.1.
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Overiea High School
Tammy Davis
Frederick Track and Field Club
Tammy
Cheryl Hoy
Mary Lawson
Rose Yount
Latrobe
Cheryl
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