Birds win as Red Sox end skid and yankees drop
Boston slugged 12 hits to rout New York 12 to 2 as Tom Brewer held the Yankees to four hits after the first inning. Bob Turley took the loss for New York while Boston pulled within 1 1/2 games of the cellar. Elsewhere Baltimore beat Washington 6 to 5 on Gene Woodling’s three run shot and Billy Lees save. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 to 1 behind Don Newcombe’s third straight win and Harvey Haddix lost a no hitter in 13 innings as Milwaukee won 4 to 2.
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Boston Red Sox
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Yank Hurlers
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Turley
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Berra
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Gene Woodling
Billy Lees
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Roso Berteia
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Woodling
Orioles
Faye Throneberry
Washington
OCO
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Clevenger
E. Johnson
Odell
Triandos
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Throneberry
Tasby
Iin
iClub
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jerry Walker
Wilhelm
Walker
Champs
Elston Face and Loes Shine as Top Major League Relievers
Elston Don Elston of the Cubs Elroy Face of the Pirates and Billy Loes of the Orioles post strong relief seasons. Elston has 10 wins 21 Cubs victories two losses two percent walks and 20 2 3 innings. Face carries a 6 0 record eight saves 4 earned runs allowed in 24 2 3 innings and 19 strikeouts. Lees leads American League with seven saves a 3 1 record and 159 ERA while allowing seven hits in 16 2 3 innings.
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NEW York
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Chicago Cubs
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh
Billy Loes
Baltimore
Elston
Cubs
Associated Press
Face
Pirates
Lees
Orioles
Team photo caption with players and absent member
White B White P Lindsay W Morgan second row S Davis C Warren BR Roberts J Sheckles B Walz F Lindsay third row photo by Castleman B White coach W Russel C Stone D Pratt Steve Oden absent J Lillard
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Castleman B. White
W. Russel
C. Stone
D. Pratt
Steve Odenmert
J. Lillard
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The American League shows Cleveland leading with 24 wins and 13 losses followed by Chicago and Baltimore among others. Detroit, Boston, New York, Kansas City, and Washington also compete with varying records. Tuesday results include Boston defeating New York and Detroit over Kansas City. Cleveland beat Chicago. Baltimore over Washington. Boston at Washington on Thursday. National League leaders include Milwaukee, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with mixed results. many games scheduled or played across this period.
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New York
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
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Cncinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Sanfrancisco
Aaron
Burgess
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Mavs
Banks
Temple
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Cimoli
Cincinnati
Neal
T. Taylor
Prnson
Robinson
Associated Press
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Spann
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Blaylock
Antonelli
Hobbie
Drysdale
Roberts
Purkey
Nuxhall
Bell
Winn
Bunning
Daley
Griggs
Portoecarrero
Delock
Maas
Coates
League Leaders by the Associated Press Batting and Pitching
The AP batting leaders include Kuenn Detroit at .375 and Fox Chicago at .365 with 58 hits for Fox. Killebrew Washington leads home runs with 15, Colavite Cleveland 12, and Aparicio Chicago 13 stolen bases. Pitching leaders show Wilhelm Baltimore 60 decisions, Score Cleveland 62 strikeouts, and Drysdale Los Angeles 69 strikeouts.
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Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Jensen
Boston
Power
Cleveland
Travidos
Baltiimore
Ka'Yine
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Colavite
Aparicio
Landis
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Walker
Shaw
Larsen
New York
Score
Wynn
Rotary Defeats Price Electric 8 to 3 in league game
Rotary rallied from a 3 1 deficit in the third inning scoring four on E Gattrell’s bases loaded single. Abe Winpigler pitched no hit ball until Harrod’s single in the sixth. Don Croneburg and BH Schade made key plays in defense as Rotary Grabs an 8 3 win over Price Electric.
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Price
E. Gattrell
B. Ramsburg
Gatrell
Abe Winpigler
Harrod
Don Croneburg
BH Schade
Price Electric
Adrh Oae
Amvets Beat Oxco In Tuesday Little League Showdown
Amvets edged Oxco 3 to 2 as Staley closed the sixth with a bases loaded walk, the winning run coming on an error. Fontz Summer Mar hit two bases, Grove and Yentz split the pitching win for Amvets with Staley credited the decisive innings. Grove worked five frames for Oxco.
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Boyer
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Castle
Adrh Oae
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Hahn
Yoni
Fowler
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Gather
Beme
Mar Fontz
Yentz
Stig TL
Ancher Staley
Aumings
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Sontz
Prncner Grave
Rimmehart
Hursen
Perfect game slips as Braves break no-hitter in finale
Harvey Haddix pitched 12 perfect innings for the Pirates in a 2-0 loss to the Braves who got the lone hit, a double. Don Ferrarese drove in three runs with three doubles for the Phillies in a 3-0 win over the White Sox. Probable pitchers listed for several matchups across the league include Law Spann Blaylock Antonelli Hobbie Drysdale and others.
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Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Harvey Haddix
Milwaukee Braves
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Haddix
Felix Man
Hia
Don Hoak
Henry Aaron
Adcock
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Crandall
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Associated Press
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Gans
White Sox
Bitting
Orioles Aim To Extend Home Stand And Maintain Lead
The Orioles sit third in the American League as they close a long home stand against the Senators then travel to New York for a key 11 game road trip. After a Boston weekend series they face a three city swing before a June 9 Inter-Faith Night with Pat Boone at home.
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Birds
New Da.k
Bankee
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Catcazo
Kansas
Cleveland
Pat Boone
Ors
Harshman
Pappas
O'Dell
Portocarrero
Gus Triandos
Gene Woodlings
Frederick Dominates Softball Playoffs Across Divisions
In Division finals Frederick High sweeps through multiple matchups securing wins over Middletown 26 to 1 and 4 to 3, later beating Brunswick 3 and 7 to 5. Lincoln High defeats Thurmont 7 to 2 and then 5 to 3, while Lincoln triumphs over Walkersville 12 to 7.
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Middletown
Brunswick
Lincoln
Thurmont
Walkersville
Detrick Bowlers To End With Banquet
Detrick teams finish the season with a joint banquet at the Non-Commissioned Officers Mess. Col Prentice will award Mixed Doubles trophies, Dr Jemski will distribute Men’s League awards, with guests including Maj E W Lewandowski and Luther Murray. Washington visitors John Tasker and Matt Bennie attend.
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Joseph C. Prentice
Joseph V. Jemski
R. E. Hegdahl
Hegdahl
Detrick
E. W. Lewandowski
Lewandowski
Luther Murray
Post
Herbert Jordan
St. John’s Church
Washington
John Tasker
Legion Team Seeks More Players for Local Tryouts
The Francis Scott Key American Legion baseball squad held its first practice at McCurdy Field with 14 of 16 spots filled. A second session is set for May 30 at 1:30 PM at the same field as officials seek pitchers and catchers for a 12 game league schedule ending in July with a July knockout tournament to crown District 2 winner.
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McCurdy Field
Legion
Frederick
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Westminster
College
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