Don Brown Emerges as Maryland Baseball Secret Star
Don Brown of Maryland shows as a top regular in the Atlantic Coast Conference with a .321 average, 18 hits in 17 games, and 5 extra-base hits including a three-run homer. An injury delayed him briefly but he returned to fielding prowess at first base, forming a strong cornerstone for the Terps.
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Haddix No-Hitter Bid Ends In Thrilling Loss
Harvey Haddix pitched 12 perfect innings and 36 batters faced without a hit before an error by Don Hoak in the 13th led to a loss against the Braves. Haddix called it one of his good games, said he knew he had a no hitter from the third inning, and praised Hoak for his play in the field. He planned to rest, then call his wife in Springfield, Ohio the next day.
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Orioles Trade Pearson for Lennie Green in Major Swap
Baltimore acquires Albie Pearson from Washington in exchange for Lenny Green after last night's 6-5 Orioles victory. Pearson, 1958 AL Rookie of the Year, hit .300 over Washington's final 99 games. Green, a parttime Orioles outfielder, batted .292 in 24 at bats.
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Minor Leagues Scoreboard and Notable Game Quote
The update lists several minor league results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues with teams like San Diego Salt Lake Sacramento Phoenix Vancouver Spokane Seattle Columbus Montreal Rochester Miami Havana Buffalo Toronto and more. A quoted line recalls Del Crandall praising a late ninth inning pitcher remark by Ger after a strong outing.
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Walkersville Star Pitcher Strikes Out 18 In Win
Kenny Eaves of Walkersville High School overwhelmed Boonsboro in a spring baseball matchup. The left hander fanned 18 batters, guiding Walkersville to a win that keeps them undefeated as the season opens. The game extended into extra innings before Walkersville sealed the victory.
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Walkersville Breaks Through for 10th Win in 2 Inning Duel
Walkersville High School claimed its 10th straight victory with a 10-0 win over Boonsboro in 10 innings. Pitcher Eaves yielded three hits and one walk with 18 strikeouts, while Boonsboro’s Crampton allowed three hits, two walks and seven strikeouts. Dorsey singled for Walkersville and stole second, scoring on a misplay to cap the win.
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Night Racing at Baltimore Raceway proposal stirs debate
Baltimore officials consider leasing Baltimore Raceway for 12 August nights to Wuhan F. Chew, owner of Pocomoke Agricultural Fair Assn. Dates may transfer from Worcester County to Baltimore, though state law blocks transfers except in emergencies. Commission and Fair Board must approve, with potential changes to the Racing Commission. Nasrullah dies at Claiborne Farm.
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