Broad Run Jeff Tops State League Early Surprise of Season
Broad Run Jeff unexpectedly leads the Maryland State League midway through the first half, shocking traditional powerhouses Tramsville Brunswick and Frederick. The staff fueled by Lefty Biser and Rudell Abait has produced a 3-0- start with strong pitching and timely hitting as Brunswick and Hamsville await, while the team tries to stay grounded and avoid a letdown.
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Maryland
Tramsville
Brunswick
Frederick
Jeff
Hamsville
Iamsville
Broad Run Jeff
Lefty Biser
Rudell Abait
Carr Sparks British to Lead in First Walker Cup Round
Carr used a red hot putter to spark Britain to a 6-3 lead over the United States on opening day in Turnberry Scotland. The British underdogs won five of eight foursomes and several singles battled through atrocious weather as Carr claimed two wins and a half.
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Carr Sparks
Turnberry
Scotland
Doe Carr
United States
Seattle
Carr
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Heles St
Houston Nips Chicago 6 5 in tight league game
The report notes a close 6 5 Houston win over Chicago with standout plays from players including Broce Brown Wedeshick Bateman and Koonce McDamer. details are unclear due to OCR errors but emphasize a late surge and rough final minutes.
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Chicago
Brown
Wedeshick i
Bateman
Koonce McDamer
Ben Woedeshick
Snell Beatty Meet Tonight in Cal Relays
The world’s top milers Peter Snell of New Zealand and American champion Jim Beatty collide at the California Relays in Modesto. Snell owns the 3 34.4 record set Jan 37 1962 while Beatty’s best 3 56.3 came in Helsinki Aug 21. Telecast will be on TV as the event opens the mile of the century.
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Cajfornia
American 2 Co
Beatty
Tunners
Jim
Hou Seaman
War Determiers
Whin Beaty
Europe
Greile
Sease
BBC
Fina
Jane
Snell
Pendietna
Florxa
Centennial Rebels Softball Game at Baker's Park
The Centennial Rebels softball team will meet at Baker's Park at 8 p.m. on Sunday and proceed to play Mains Shopping Center team at Main's field. Students and players are asked to arrive on time and bring equipment.
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Centennial Rebels
Mains Shopping Center
Miam’s
Pepitone's Homer Lifts Yankees Past Senators 5-3
Whitey Ford fired six strong innings and Joe Pepitone belted a three run homer in the sixth as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 5-3. The win extended New York's streak to four in a row and improved their record to nine of 10, while Washington dropped to six straight losses and 12 of 13. Pepitone's eighth homer capped the late rally after a Kubek single and Mantle walk.
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NEW York
Joe Pepitone
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Washington
Senators
Yanks
Penstone
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Pepitone
Yankee Stadium
Stenhouse
Kline
Bronstad
Landrith
Ford
Berra
W—Ford
L—Stenhouse
Osborne
Third Baseman’s Best Pushes Orioles to Five-Game streak
Brooks Robinson powered a 7-4 win over Cleveland with a two-run homer and two singles, as Baltimore extended its lead to five games. Mike McCormick won after 7 1/3 innings, holding Cleveland to eight hits despite seven walks and two wild pitches. Russ Snyder added a two-run homer in the eighth.
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Vic Davalillo
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Russ Snyder
Cleveland
Mike McCormick
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Sarm McDowell
Robinson
Jim Gentile
Indians
Doc Edwards
John Orsino
McCormick
San Francisco Giants
Joe Adcock
Dave McNally
Eer
Aparicio
Davalillo Cf
Adair
Martingt
Smith
Asnyder
Adcock
Gentile
Gramos
Kindall
Brandt
Francona
Orsino
Alvis
Saverine
Green
dBurion
Good McNally
Edwards
Romane Gooo McDowell
Latman
BdelaHor
Bell
Goog
Whitfield
Toots
Catman
G—Raen
Ye Bell
Altinere
Orsin Baltiere
Brand
Snyder
S—Mcdowell
McNally
McDowell L
Bell J
McDowell
Pr—Edwards
Umont
Kinnsman
Stevens
Baseball scores and upcoming games in the American League
In the AL, New York toppled Washington 3 to Baltimore 7 on the day. Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 4, Detroit 8 over Minnesota, Chicago 6 to Kansas City 3, and Los Angeles edged Boston 1 to 0. Washington at New York and Baltimore at Cleveland are listed as today’s matchups. Sunday slates include Kansas City at Los Angeles and Chicago at Minnesota among others. Monday has no games scheduled.
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New York
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cheney
Terry
Pappas
Clevelad
Ramos
Minneota
Pascual
Wilson
Paul
Rakow
Nelson
Wright Keeps Lead In Dallas Civitan Open
Mickey Wright fired a 1 under par 70 to hold a one stroke edge over Clifford Ant Creed and Sandra Haynie at the Dallas Civitan Open after 36 holes. Creed and Haynie each shot 68 to surge within reach as Jackie Pung stumbled with a 77 leaving Wright atop the leaderboard at 137.
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Dallas
Tex
Mickey Wright
Clifford Ant Creed
Sandra Haynie
Miss Wright
Miss Creed
Dallas Blonde
Miss Haynie
Fort Worth
Miss ‘Creed
Jackie Pung
Miss
Winonly Leads 8 Entered in Los Angeles Handicap
In Hollywood Park's Los Angeles Handicap a field of eight is set for Saturday. Top entrant Winonly, a leading speed horse and stakes winner this meeting, carries Hooper stable colors lone with Crozier attempting a late entry but not entered. Rival entries include Crazy Kid Kisco Kid Four-And-Twenty Sledge Cadiz Doc Jocoy and Pirate Cove backed by Vista Hermosa and Alberta Ranches.
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Inglewood
Calif
Winonly
Los Angeles
Hollywood Park
Fred W. Hooper
Crozier
Cotton Tinsley
Vista Hermosa
Crazy Kid
G. C. Frostad
Alberta
Dee Dee
Sledge
Vicgray Farm
Cadiz
Lionel Sternberger
Doc Jocoy
Howard Keck
Pirate Cove
Mantle Belt Would Have Gone 620 Feet
Tucson Arizona AP University of Arizona professor James E McDonald estimates Mickey Mantles home run traveled 13 miles per hour at impact with Walker Stadiums backstop and would have reached about 60 feet if peak height occurred on contact He notes the speed would be higher if the ball were on the ascent and gives details from his baseball speed research using Arizona players as test subjects
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Mickey Mantle
James E. McDonald
Institute of Atmospheric Research
Arizona
Mantle
Walker Stadium
McDomald
Sunday Baseball Schedule Across MD Leagues
Baseball cards show Sunday games across multiple Maryland leagues. Matches include Mary land St League contests such as New Market at Broad Run and Walkersville at Germantown, with teams like Brunswick Creagerstown Middletown and Lake Buckeystown Harmony. Additional Heart of MD League items list Pleasant Walk at Lucketts and Dear Frederic at Mx Axy along with Sulliven.
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Maryland
ST. League
Brianaxk
Pt. of
Rocke-Garber
New Market
Broad Run
Jeff Branmlenture
Mi. Airy
Richard Liberty
Frederick
Summers
Strook
Treawunty League
Tharmont
Davis Curry
Walkersville
Germantown
Repp
Wedd Bolivar
Brunswick-George Creagerstown
Middletown
Lake Buckeystown
Harmony-Maught Heart
League
Pleasant Walk
Lucketts- Dear
Fredaigek
Axy-Sulliven
Cadet Golfers Win Dominant Invitational Victory
Bob Craw led the Frederick Cadets to a one sided win at the VFW Country Club invitational with a 36-34-70. Teammate Frank Wickless shot 73 as Frederick dominated the tourney and placed multiple players in the top ranks, while coach Homer Brooks foresees a yearly event.
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Bob Craw
Frederick
VFW Country Club
Craw
Frank Wickless
Wickless
Northwood
Montgomery Blair
Richard Montgomerry
North Hagerstown
GID
Craig Rhoderick
Bricki Kennedy
Oe Frederick
Pete Owen
Richard Montgomery
Homer Brooks
Frederick Optimist Club
Rhoderick
Kennedy
Owen
Mudrick
Hull
Bernheimer
Martino
Humphries
H. P. Murry
Cadets Finish Year With Easy 12-1 Win Over Glenelg
Frederick High School completed the season with a 12 to 1 victory over Glenelg as Jim Trout and Ike Rhoderick combined to earn the win. Trout pitched seven innings earlier in the week, then returned in relief after state rules were lifted, with Rhoderick finishing the game and Keyser Warfield Powell and Davis contributing. Glenelg managed three hits, scoring their lone run in the seventh.
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Glenelg
Frederick High School
Jim Trout
Ike Rhoderick
Trout
Rhoderick
Frederick
Keyser
Warfield
Powell
Davis
Olympian coach Albert Prettyman dies at 86 in Florida
Fort Pierce Florida AP Albert I Prettyman coach of the 1938 U S Olympic hockey team died Friday at age 86. Prettyman's last son was physical education director at Samson College in Geneva New York. He moved here from Onancock Virginia with his wife Catherine five years ago.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Albert I. Prettyman
U.S
Prettyman
Sampson Colege
Geneva
N.Y
Onancock
Catherine
Jones Speedway Mark Safe Amid Gusty Winds At Indy
Gusty winds hinder practice for the 47th 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Parnell Jones posted a 153.153 mph 10 mile pace under rough conditions, while English Cooper's rear‑engine car qualified at 146.683 mph for the week’s entries. Four cars entered. three wrecks, one serious injury to Jack Turner, and increasing weather risk threaten final qualifying.
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Jones’ Speedway
Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
API
Parnell Jones
Indianapolis Motor Spordway
Jook
Jones
Pedro Rodrieuez
Merco City
Jack Turner
Seatte
Iesix
Bobby Grim
Indianapoke
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Troy Rutimann
Dearborn
Mich
Jim Rathmasm
Melbourne
Fla
V Etevans
Jimmy
NCAA Plans Midwest Summer League For College Players
Major league baseball and the NCAA announced plans for a three game Midwest summer league for college players. The initiative, backed by up to 50000 dollars from the MLB executive council, envisions clubs in Peoria Springfield Galesburg Champaign Urbana and Lincoln with players from NCAA districts 4 and 5 across several states.
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ST. Louis
Major League Baseball
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bob Stewart
St. Louis University
Ford Frick
New York
Major League Executive Council
Frick
Stewart
Eppie Barnes
Colgate University
U.S. Baseball Federation
Charlie Nevias
NCAA
National Collegiate Baseball Foundation
Walter Shannon
Midwest
Cleveland Indians
Foundation
Illinois
Peoria
Springfield
Galesburg
Champaign-Urbana
Lincoln
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Benton Seeks Win Streak in Madison Square Garden Bout
George Benton of Philadelphia puts his fight winning streak on the line Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in a middleweight bout with Rubin Carter of Paterson, New Jersey. The bout airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Benton is ranked No. 2 by the WBA and No. 3 by Ring. Carter sits at No. 6 with Tiger watching. Benton has not lost since a Glasgow defeat while Carter rose with wins over Florentino Fernandez and Holly Mims. Benton’s record stands 4-7-1 with 2 knockouts. Carter was 3-4-? entering the fight.
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George Benton
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Rubin
Hurricanes Carter
Paters
ABC
Dick Tiger
Gene Fulmer
Nigeria
Bein
Benton
World Boxing Association
Ring
WBA
Carter
Glasgow
Soutard
Toach McCormnack
Joey Giardello
Tan
Clarence Alford
Clarence Riley
Jose Gonzalez
Florentino Fer- Ratdez
Holly Mims
East Frederick Falcons face Aqua Land Park in McCurdy doubleheader
East Frederick meets Aqua Land Park of Washington DC tonight at McCurdy Field for an 8 p m first game. Jim Blank and Abe Gladhill will pitch as the Falcons seek their fifth and sixth wins. Marsden Harding Remus and Weddle bolster the roster as GM Harvey Showe Jr. orders players to report by 7 13.
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East Frederick Falcons
McCurdy
Aqua Land Park
Washington, D. C
Aqua-Land
Falcons
East Frederick
Jim Blank
Abe Gladhill
Skip Marsden
Clyde Harding
Bob Remus
Bob Weddle
Harvey Showe Jr
McCurdy Field
Titans Fined For Tax Return Violations In New York
The defunct New York Titans were fined £2.50 by Municipal Court Judge Manuel A. Gomez after former president Harry Wismer pleaded guilty to failing to file several city tax returns.
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NEW York
New York Titans
American Football League
Manuel A. Gomez
Harry Wismer
Titans
National League games listed with multiple matchups
The National League slate includes Los Angeles at San Francisco, New York at St Louis, Houston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. Multiple doubleheaders or back to back games referenced with player records such as O'Dell, Sadecki, Jackson, Nuxhall, Gibbes, and Shaw.
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Los Angeles
Padres
San Francisco
O'Dell
New York
Jackson
St. Louis
Sadecki
Houston
Farrell
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ww. Il. Pet. G.B
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Philadelphia
Milwaukee
IFS Picks Portillo Chile 1988 Alpine Worlds Site
The International Ski Federation chose Portillo Chile as the venue for the 1988 World Alpine Championships and Oslo Norway for the Nordic Championships, a decision expected to trigger international repercussions.
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Athens
Portillo
Chile
Oslo
Norway
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