Frederick Cadets aim for state class A title at College Park
Walkersville and Lincoln also compete in class C at College Park while Frederick High School seeks its 10th meet victory. Cadets hold a 9-0 season, led by relays and pole vaulter Dick Meehan who faces groin injury concerns. Standouts include Gene Snowden for Lincoln and Sam Smith for Walkersville.
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Catonsville High School
University of Maryland
Montgomery Blair
Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Frederick
Frederck
Allegany
Anne Arundel
BCC
Dundalk
Fairmont Heights
Fort Hill
North Hagerstown
Northwestern
South Hagerstown
Westminster
Cadets
Dick Weehan
Meehan
CVAL
Hal Moser
Camperland Valley Athletic League
Walkersville
Lincoln
Frederick County
College Park
Gene Snowden
Sam Smith
Red Sox edge Senators 4 3 as Pascual yields again
Boston overwhelms Washington 4 3 in a tense game after a fifth inning melee. Pete Runnels is ejected for instigating the fracas as Camilo Pascual allows two runs in the eighth before Lemmy Green homers for Washington. Brewer gets the win, Pascual the loss.
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Washington
Boston Red Sox
Camillo Pascual
Boston
Pete Runnels
Pascual
Runnels
Red Sox
Gary Geiger
Vic Wertz
Gene Stephens
Frank Malzone
Lemmy Green
Senators
Brewer
H. Sullivan
Naragon
W — Brewer
L—Pascual
A C S Travel To Martinsburg For Tri State Game
East Frederick A C to play Tri State League clash at Martinsburg West Virginia on Saturday. Both clubs are undefeated and the winner will assume top league position. Martinsburg led by George Sanders fields a strong hitting unit with Abe Gladhil guiding the East Frederick attack.
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East Frederick
Bill Longerbean
A. Cs
Jim Blank
Max Kehne
Abe Gladhil
Armory
West Second Street
Martinsburg
Sunday schedule for Maryland and nearby leagues
Sunday baseball and softball action listed across multiple leagues from Maryland State League Mt Airy at Poolesville to Clera County Softball League Hyattstown at Economy. Rainouts and makeup games noted with umpire contact Bob Remus to assign officials before 6 p.m. Also coverage of Ingemar Johansson’s training day ahead of the June 20 title defense against Floyd Patterson in Grossinger, New York.
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Mt Airy
Poolesville
G. Miller
Frederick
Brunswick
Jefferson
Remus
Tramsville
Thurmont
George
Bob Remus
Umpires Association
Ingo
Grossinger
N.Y
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patters
al Avellez
Puerto Rico
Lions End Shutout Streak with Win Over Boonsboro
Walkersville defeated Boonsboro 9 1 as Ken Eaves pitched a three hitter for his fifth win. Eaves struck out 37, walked one, and teamed with Tom Smith on the game’s only extra base hits, both doubles. Walkersville ends the season Tuesday at 2 30 against Damascus after a 92 season.
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Boonsboro
Walkersville
Ken Eaves
Washington County
Lions
Eaves
Tom Smith
Damascus
Asrh Bi
Smith
Stine
Dorsey
Beard
Troxell
Robver
Cline
Dubel
Boonshoro Oerome
Yankins
Duncan
Himes
PCA
Beansboro
Cine
T. Smith
Strawsburg
R. Smyth
Crum
Erebso Eaves
Ia i
Dubet
V - Lightner
Easterday
Sailors Punished for May Liberty Spree at Annapolis
Navy quarterback Jim Maxfield and six other senior midshipmen faced punishment after slipping out of the Naval Academy on a five hour liberty spree the night of May 9.
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Annapolis
Navy
Jim Maxfield
Naval Academy
Kiwanis Edge Excelsior In Ruth League Thriller
Kiwanis topped Excelsior Daily 12 to 11 at McCurdy Field in a tight Ruth League contest. Kiwanis built a first inning lead, Excelsior surged ahead in the second, and Kiwanis tied in the third before pulling away with runs in the fifth. Mayne earned the win with six hits allowed, Yents took the loss amid a late Excelsior threat with bases loaded and two away in the sixth.
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Kiwanis
Excelsior
McCurdy Field
Mayne
EXCELSIOR _ KIWARES rhearbs
Cullen
Sewell
Stevens
Wilfiar
Lee
Taylor
Yona
Sox
Morgan
sAyers
Rice
Itaneushi
Brookes
Sore knee won’t hinder Herb Elliott at California Relays
Australia’s Herb Elliott, nursing a sore knee, says it won’t affect his 880 yard race against Oregon’s Orrel Burleson and four others at the California Relays in Modesto. If conditions are right and the first 880 is quick, he may break four minutes. Top rivals include Bill Nieder, Parry O’Brien, Don Styron, J I Martin, and Ray Norton.
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Modesto
Calif
Australia
Herb Elliot
Oregon
Orrel Burleson
America
Eliott
Burleson
California
Elliott
Bill Nieder
Parry
Obrien
Don Styron
Northeast
Louisiana
J. I. Martin
Ray Norton
Minor changes in 500 field as race nears
Eddie Sachs Jim Rathmann and Rodger Ward lead the field for the 44th 500 mile race in Indianapolis. Dempsey Wilson moved to 33rd after Daywall quit car was readjusted but he lacks familiarity. Ward Stevenson and Rathmann top odds with Leader Card Specials cars. Bobby Wilson named to British Davis Cup team replacing Michael Sangster for Belgium matches.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Sachs
Jim Rathmoann
Rodger Ward
Dempsey Wilson
Hawthorne
Calif
Jimmy Daywall
Harlan Fengler
Wilson
Daywell
Daywaik
Indianapolis News
Ward
Chuck Stevenson
Garden Grove
Stevenson
Robert C. Wilke
Milwaukee
Watson
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Johnny Thomson
Boyertown
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Don Freeland
Late results from three baseball games reported
Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 9 to 1 with Burdette, Rush and MacKenzie key hits. Chicago topped Kansas City 4 to 1 as Kemmerer earned the win and Freese homered. San Francisco defeated St Louis 5 to 6 with Cepeda and Boyer going yard.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Pierce
Kemmerer
Brown
Herbert
Bucks
Giggie
Kiely
Chiti
L—Herbert
Freese
San Francisco
St. Louis
Antonelli
Miller
Shipley
Landrith
Schmidt
Kine
McDanel
Smith
W—Kinne
L—Antonelli
Cepeda
Boyer
League Leaders In Batting And Fielding Of Major Leagues
A summary of key league leaders from the American and National Leagues including batting and pitching. Notable names reach from Runnels and Lemon to Clemente and Drysdale with figures for runs batted in, runs, doubles, triples, home runs, and strikeouts. Major league stars highlight Ed Bailey and Russ Kemmerer in recent action.
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Runnels
Boston
Power
Cleveland
Maine
New York
Minnie Minoso
Chicago
Maris
Minoso
Lemon
Washington
Rits—Sinoso
Lumpe
Kansas City
Les — Lollar
Kubek
Triples_Fox
Hansen
Baltimore
Aparicio
Sieben
Mantle
Howard
Clemente
Pirtson
Adcock
Milwaukee
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Huns
Cepeda
San Francisco
Huts—Clemente
Robinson
Son
Cincinnat
Bayer
Associated Press
Ed Bailey
Reds
Braves
Russ Kemmerer
White Sox
Jin
A’s
Glove Solves Wilhelm Puzzle In Orioles Yankees Tilt
Clint Courtney used a giant catcher's glove to frame Hoyt Wilhelm's knuckleball in Baltimore New York. Over 28 2 3 innings in six games Wilhelm had four wild pitches. Orioles catchers logged 11 passed balls. Gus Triandos and Joe Ginsberg previously set records with three passed balls in one inning.
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New York
Clint Courtney
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Paul Richards
Orioles
Navy hunts unknown submarine near Florida Keys yet again
AP Navy antisubmarine ships patrolling the Atlantic near the Florida Keys for days pursuing an unidentified submarine. Miami TV WM station claims a full scale operation off Key West with six ships in action while navy officials cautious.
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Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Florida Keys
Miami
Key West
U.S
Key West Navy
Cape Canaveral
Petersburg youth named to West Point academy
Leon R. Yourtee rd has been appointed to the Military Academy at West Point by U S Senator J Glenn Beall. Yourtee is a Petersburg Va high school senior and son of Lt Col Leon R Yourtee Jr a Browns native. The Iceland population noted as about 160000 appears as an extraneous detail in the source.
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West Point
U. S
J. Glenn Beall Young Yourtee
Petersburg
Leon R
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Kid) Paret
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Segeno Saka
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Sun. & Hols
the News
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Yourtee Jr
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Ksichess
Recreahon Reams Pats
Misner’s Ceramic Tile Shop
Water Street
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Maryland
ABC, Inc
Disease Control
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