Yellow Springs Wins First 2-1 Over New Market
Yellow Springs opened with two early runs then held on for a 2-1 win over New Market. Danny Neal pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts and two walks to earn the victory, while Audie Murphy and Jim Trout each posted two hits for New Market. Hal Keller and Neal drove in runs for Yellow Springs. Ronny Hart homered for New Market. Chase took the loss for New Market, allowing two unearned runs with 13 strikeouts.
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New Market
Yellow Springs
Danny Neal
Audie Murphy
Jim Trout
Hal Keller
Neal
Ronny Hart
Chase
Hart
Roderick
Keyser
Chase and
Clark
Germantown
Brunswick
Railroaders
Maryland
Ropny Ahalt
J. Axline
Hanes
Cooper
B. Ricketts
Jack Beall
Denrie Floyd
Costello
Lowell Phillips
Gary Lacy
Walkersville
Leo Dun
Creagerstown
Duncan
Grayson Ramsburg
Jimmy Stoner
Shaffer
Cline
Creagerstonn
Pleasant Walk
Lucketts
Heart of Maryland
Lenny Bowers
Wilson Hardy
Carl Harper
Harper
Bill Bete
Pleasant
Dave Shores
Bete
Shores
Harpers
Frye
Mohler
Death by own action bunts lift Tigers past Orioles
Don Wert drove in two runs with suicide squeeze bunts as Detroit edged Baltimore 3-2. Wert's bunts produced two early runs after Ray Oyler walked and Frank Bertaina's wild throws. Lolich allowed one hit until the seventh. Orioles rally came on Woody Held's double and Frankie Robinson's double in the ninth. Attendance topped 67,000 for the weekend series.
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Baltimore
Don Wert
Detroit
Tigers
Wert
Ray Oyler
Oriole
Frank Bertaina
Mickey Lolich
Oyler
Bertaina
Lolich
Jake Wood
Bloe
Orioles
Woody Held
Frank Robinson
Bob Swift
Larry Sherry
Brooks Robinson
Sherry
Frank J
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
John Podres
Curt Blefray
Wood
Jerry Adair
Bob Johnson
Held
Horton
Freehan
Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
al Salerno
Robin
Frederick Cadets Aid by Broken State Records at Track Meet
Frederick High School cadets led by Francis Foreman and Nils Olson set state marks at the Class AA state meet in Overlea, finishing third as Crossland won with 54 1/3 points. Foreman threw 59 feet 4.75 inches in the shot put and Olson vaulted 13 feet 1 inch breaking records, while Bowie and Romine led Crossland in the 440 yard dash with a time tying the state mark.
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Baltimore — Frederick High School
Francis Foreman
Nils Olson
Crossland
Foreman
Olson
Iors
Frederick
Northswood
Craig Brisbane
Northwestern
Bud Williamson
Overlea High School
Here
Prince George’s County
Ed Bowie
Bob Romine
Bowie
Ron Schattenberg
Mike Cowell
Harley Diggs
Ron Swanson
Jim Coleman
Clyde Baker
Willis Hall
Hall
Cincinnati University
Hal Moser
Moser
Francis
John Caldwell
Twe
Karponas
Manger
Garner
Wallace
Bel Air
Devis
Jameson Waters
Ruff
du Val
Walter Johnson
North Hagers Fown
Suitland
Romine
Smith
Carter
Haredin
White
Caldwall
Meredith
Barberka
Goebel
Schmidt
Anderson
Brasey
Sandier
Gray
Clark
Bush
Zecker
St. Butter
Mayner
Baker
Crisewell
Jacobs
Groves
Sun
Long
I Isacs
Marc Christian
Johnson
Parry
Bartley
Tipsword
Bell
Parkenham
Rhodes
Redan
Gilkison
Walers
Russell
Gold
Chitwood
Coleman
Shopmeyer
Christian
Perety
Skinker
Waters
Caldwell
Bat
Chatman
E. Stoner
Wills
Heggster
VW Stoner
Beck
E Stoner
Gaithersburg Wins Track Title With 9.7 Second Dash
Calvin Fitz of Gaithersburg blazed to a state high school record 9.7 seconds in the 100-yard dash at Westminster. His time sparked Gaithersburg to the State Class A track title with 92 points, helped by Mike Gray winning both hurdles events and the team taking the 440-yard relay and high jump.
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Westminster
Calvin Fitz
Spark
Mike Gray
Gaithersburg
Fairmont Heights
Prince Georges County
Great Mills
Central
Surratsville
Edgewood
Cambridge
Fitz
AU Tops Mount In NCAA Track Championship
American University swept six events to defeat Mount Saint Mary’s 61 to 38 in the NCAA College Division Atlantic Coast Regional Track and Field Championships at Emmitsburg. Bobby Campbell and Danny Frye won two events each for AU, with Campbell taking the 440 yard dash in 50.1 seconds and Frye winning the 88 yard run in 1:54.4. Butch Bell captured the 440 yard intermediate hurdles in 55.4 seconds.
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Emmitsburg
American University
Mount Saint Mary’s
Mount
Gettysburg
University of Delaware
Bobby Campbell
Danny Free
Campbell
Frye
Butch Bell
Maryland State Tenpin Tourney crowns records in final weekend
Jim Podowski of Severn bowled 265 249 298 to set a new three game Maryland record 812 and helped Podowski and Mike Lastowski of Baltimore to a 1362 scratch doubles record 1420 in doubles handicap. Bill Sites Cumberland posted a 761 singles record while Richard Bucey Baltimore shot 699 as the three weekend tournament wrapped with a record turnout.
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Maryland
Jim Podowski
Baltimore
Lastowski
Podowski
Miami Beach
Bill Sites
Cumberland
Yancey Price
Odenton
Richard Bucey
Middletown Second In Class B Track Meet
In the Class B meet at Middletown Cambridge Mace Lane tops the Knights 73 to 57 amid new records. Gray Lackey, Gordy Salisbury and Tom Moran among winners while Middleton’s Mike Stroup places second in two events. Brunswick and JFK set event records in mile and two mile runs.
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Brunswick
Mace
Cambridge
Middletown
Knights
North Dorchester
Walkersville
Singapore
Damascus
Richard Throne
Lackey
Gray
JFK
Lucas
Bruce
Tom Moran
Salisbury
Gordy
Jim Cole
Gong
Lane
Mike Stroup
Cole
Bruns
Brooks
Draper
Mid
Smith
No Carroll
McFarlane
N. Carroll
Maces Lane
John F Kennedy
Francis Scott Key
Singanore
Pomankey
Sails
Bunt
Sykes
Stroup
James
American League Pittsburgh at Los Angeles leads big game slate
The schedule lists key matchups including Pittsburgh visiting Los Angeles with Koufax on the mound and Lemaster starting for Atlanta against Cincinnati and Kansas City in Philadelphia, plus Washington and Houston games. The day features several only games with implied pitching lines from Koufax, Lemaster, Ellis, Hunter, Jackson and McCormick.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. San Fran
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phil
Pra
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
St Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Law
Koufax
Lemaster
Ellis
Kansas City
Hunter
Jackson
Washington
McCormick
Guisti
Nats Lose 2-1 After 5-Game Win Streak Ends
California beats Washington 2-1 in the nightcap to split a doubleheader, with Rick Reichardt and Jim Fregosi combining to throw out Jim King at the plate in the ninth. Ed Brinkman and King had earlier singled to threaten the end, while Reichardt homered in the first game as California posted a 6-1 win.
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Washington
Rick Reichardt
Jim Fregosi
Jim King
California
Angels
Senators
Jim McGlathlin
Ed Brinkman
King
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Bellison
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Dick Hall
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