Orioles Top Yankees 3-2 Behind Wilhelm Muted Glove
In Baltimore Clint Courtney wore a oversized glove to help Hoyt Wilhelm secure a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees as Baltimore moved a half game up on Cleveland in the standings. Breeding and Woodling provided two first-inning runs, Mantle and Berra staged a late rally, and Wilhelm earned his second victory with a shaky start marked by four wild pitches and 11 passed balls by his catching staff.
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Summers Slants From The Sports Desk At Catonsville Meet
A sprawling field of 551 participants from 28 schools compete in the class A state track meet at Catonsville, with class B and C meet adding 602 more contestants at College Park. Coach Hal Moser predicts top four for his undefeated team, noting a 55 to 60 point win likely, as Bethesda Chevy Chase set last year’s pace with 92 points. Donald Keller stars in Fargo’s hitting, Charlie Keller slumps, while Dick Smyth page in Des Moines struggles on the mound. Walker’sville’s shutout run ends as Boorsboro finally scores, and Ken Eaves holds Boonsboro to secure victory, ending Walker’s long win streak.
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Frederick Tops Johnnies 11 to 5 at Husky Park
Frederick High School defeated St John's 11 to 5 on the Husky Park diamond. The Cadets jumped ahead with three runs in the first and one in the second, as St John's rallied with five in the third before Frederick added three in the fourth and four in the sixth. Wisner earned the win in relief, Hammond took the loss after giving up 10 hits.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Show Tight AL Observations
The American League table lists Baltimore 21 14 and Cleveland 18 12 with New York 16 15 and Chicago 14 8 among others. Friday results include Baltimore 3 New York 2 and Boston 4 Washington 3, plus Chicago 7 Kansas City and Cleveland at Detroit with rain.
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Withers Stakes at Aqueduct Draws Young Derby Hopefuls
FIELD SET NEW YORK AP A dozen year olds named for Saturday's 5100,000-added Withers Stakes at Aqueduct. Francis 5, winner of the Wood Memorial, is the 8-5 favorite with Eddie Arcaro aboard. Beau Purple Irish Lancer Disperse and Idolater among main threats to Francis 5.
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Germantown Aims Fifth Tri County Win At Middletown
Germantown leads Tri County League with a 4-0 mark and travels to Middletown on Sunday to face Creagerstown, as Creagerstown seeks to stay unbeaten. Other games include Bolivar at Yellow Springs, Walkersville at Broad Run, Creagerstown at Doubs, Buckeystown at Lovettsville, and Doubs hosting Creagerstown in a featured matchup. Joe Wisman may start for Germantown, with Dick Baker or Bob Crone opposing.
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Elmer Cook
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Maryland State League action maps tight race
Sjamsville seeks first place grip as Thurmont hosts the pack in a busy Maryland State League weekend. New Market aims for second at Jefferson, Poolesville hosts Mt Airy, Brunswick visits Frederick, and Tyamsville led by lefty Den Neel edges Hustlers. Pitchers Keedy and Hawkins join Phillies system. Keedy touted as top prospect from Keyser.
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Sherry lifts Dodgers past Cubs in World Series clash
World Series hero Larry Sherry preserved a 5-3 Dodgers win over the Chicago Cubs after relieving Stan Williams in the seventh. Williams earned his second win with Hobbie taking the loss as Los Angeles built a five run lead and held on. Dodgers singles by Howard Snider and Roseboro fueled early support, while Averill's splash helped cement the victory.
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Glove Trial Helps Orioles Catch Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles catcher Clint Courtney praised Baltimore’s oversized balloon glove after catching knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm in a 32 victory over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Manager Paul Richards credited the glove for fewer wild pitches and passed balls, while Yankees manager Casey Stengel urged league rule review on glove size.
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Paret Captures Title in British Amateur Final Drama
Bob Cochran 47 from St Louis edged Gordon Huddy after 38 holes in a sudden death playoff to reach the British Amateur final at Portrush. He faces Joe Carr of Ireland, a two time champion, while Carr overcame Jim Walker to reach the final.
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Barber Holds Lead In Speedway Golf Invitational
Indianapolis AP First round leader Jerry Barber defends his position with a two under par 66, totaling 132 after 36 holes at Pineland Park Speedway Golf Club. Doug Sanders trails by one stroke after a 65 to reach 133. Ford and Pott follow at 134 as 90 players advance to the final rounds for a $9,000 first prize. Art Wall sits three back at 135, with Harbert Finsterwald Pittman at 136.
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Pirates Get Mizell From St. Louis
Pittsburgh announced the potential trade of pitcher Wilmer Mizell and utility player Dick Gray from St. Louis in exchange for a pitcher to be named later and a minor leaguer. Juan Javier, a second baseman with Columbus, goes to the Cardinals. Gray to Columbus. Javier reports to St. Louis, Mizell to Pittsburgh. General Manager Joe Brown calls Javier a top prospect and says he’s aiming for this year. Softball slate lists Wednesday games Yellow Springs vs Frederick, Lincoln vs Braddock Heights, Creagerstown vs Harmony.
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Boxscores Due Monday at 6 30 in Frederick News Post
The Frederick Post reminds readers boxscores for Sunday games and many Monday county games must reach the News Post offices by 6 30 PM Monday night due to the Monday holiday. Late submissions risk missing publication.
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