Baltimore Wins Rain Shortened Tilt From Tribe
Orioles beat Indians 7-6 in 5 innings as rain halted play after a 4-4 scoring surge in the first two frames. Jackie Brandt homered for Baltimore, Woodie Held and Vic Power delivered key hits for Cleveland, and Jack Fisher earned the win in relief. The doubleheader was washed out by the weather.
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Records Fall At Indianapolis as Hurtubise Sets Qualifying Marks
Red hot rookie Jim Hurtubise of Lennox California smashed both 500 mile race qualifying records at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He averaged 149.056 mph for 10 miles and a high of 149.601 mph for a single lap in the Travelon Special car. Eddie Sachs had held the marks from May 14. Also one driver was shaken up in practice when his car spun. In Yonkers John J Kelley won his fifth national marathon title and set a course mark.
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Dodgers rally past Phillies for ninth inning win
Los Angeles erases a late deficit to beat Philadelphia 9 6 as Frank Howard collects four singles and drives in three runs with Norm Larker adding two doubles and a single. Ed Roebuck earned the win, Ruben Gomez took the loss, and Anderson hit for Philadelphia.
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Iiamsville Surges To State League First
Bolivar wins 5 4 with Bud Gilroy earning his second victory. Gilroy allows six hits and strikes out eight. Frank Sheffer doubles in the seventh to drive in the decisive runs as Walkersville suffers a second straight defeat.
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Germantown Triumphs 10-1 Over Lovettsville In Tri County Play
Germantown moved to a half game ahead of Creagerstown by rout ing Lovettsville 10-1 in Tri County League action. The Montgomery County nine used six late runs after a scoreless five innings, with doubles from Menard Warfield and Warfield driving in runs. Larry Wenner took the Lovettsville loss as Germantown improved its record and kept first place within reach.
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U S Women Look To British Title In Curtis Cup Battle
The United States women golf team arrived in London with the Curtis Cup after a 6 2 to 2 1 victory over Britain at Lindrick. Joanne Gunderson Judy Eller Barbara Fla Anne Quast and Jo McIntire starred as America dominated the six singles with four wins and a one match halve.
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Marysville
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Eller
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Colts Sign Parker For 1959 Season
Baltimore Colts announce Jim Parker a 275 pound tackle and three year veteran has signed to stay with the champions for another season. The former Ohio State star was the Colts first round draft pick in 1957. American competitors swelled the U S golf contingent ahead of the British Amateur Championship at Portrush.
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Bally Ache and Venetian Way Set for Jersey Derby clash
Bally Ache and Venetian Way, two longtime rivals, will meet again on May 30 in the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park, with the Belmont Stakes to follow. Trainer Vic Sovinski has fired jockey Bill Hartack after a rocky season, while Bally Ache’s trainer Jimmy Pitt praised the slow Preakness pace that favored his horse. Victorian Park and Celtic Ash are headed for Belmont or Jersey Derby as noted, with other top horses finishing mixed at Pimlico.
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Baseball Standings and Results Update
National League standings list Pittsburgh leading with 23 wins and 1 loss, followed by San Francisco Milwaukee and Cincinnati in tight races. Yesterday results include St Louis 5 Cincinnati 3 and Chicago 1 Los Angeles 9. Tonight's games feature Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati among others.
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Laurel Revenue From Laurel Race Course Spring Meet
The state collected 1 680 168 in revenue from Laurel Race Course two day spring meeting. The comptroller’s office said the take was 13 321 less than last year’s spring meeting total for 28 days. Of the 1960 take 1 484 220 came from a 5 percent tax on wagers 166 65 from breakage and 29 000 from license fees. 998 507 will go to the general fund and 691 662 refunded to counties and Baltimore. Total betting at Laurel spring meet was 28 684 415 versus 29 415 260 last year.
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Jefferson's Initial Victory in Loop 7 4
Tjamsville climbed to first in the Maryland State League with a 7 3 win over Frederick. Tjamsville moved to 30 in league play while Bush Creekers and VFW Hustlers traded runs early, then Jamsville broke the game open with three runs in the sixth. Charley Smith earned the win for Jamsville while Jack Kinna took the loss for Frederick.
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Jeffs Rally to Beat Mount Airy 7 4 in Maryland State League
Jefferson cruzed to a 7 4 victory over Mount Airy as they broke a two game skid with four runs in the sixth and three in the ninth. Tom House capped the rally with a three run homer in the ninth to seal the win as Lefty Biser held the visitors in the later innings.
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