Baseball scores and schedules from The News May 2
National and American League standings and today’s schedule feature several games. Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh while Chicago visits Kansas City, and New York battles Boston as pennant races continue across major leagues.
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Orioles Rally Past Nuts In Ten For Win
In New York the Yankees beat Boston 4 2 as Whitey Ford limited the Bosox to five singles for his seventh win. Yanks backed by errors and timely hits including Berra and Mantle. Detroit topped Cleveland 3 1 behind Steve Gromek six hitter. Orioles edged Washington 6 5 in ten innings as Diering plated the deciding run.
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Poolesville Ends Season With Loss to Damascus 7-0
Poolesville High closed its season with a 7-0 defeat at Damascus. Damascus led from the second inning as Bill Magruder limited Poolesville to three hits. Three runs in the third and fifth innings sealed the win, aided by Poolesville errors and wild throws.
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Orioles and Baseball Roundup From City Twilight League Night
Chicago White Sox trade pieces Fernieles and Connie Johnson star in a mixed City Twilight slate while Kansas City Athletics beat the White Sox on a Long homer. Pirates’ Dale Long hits homer number eight in eight games as they top the Dodgers. Cubs beat the Reds 4-1 behind Bob Rush. Phillies down Giants 5-2 with Robin Roberts keying late defense. Braves rout Cardinals 3-2 with early lead preserved. Washington defeats EFAC in a tight American League card with Sears at bat.
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Lions Defeat Civitan Boys to secure half-title bid
Lions defeated Civitan Boys 16 9 at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium to pull ahead in the first half standings. Pitcher Ronnie Holland limited Civitan to seven hits and struck out ten as Doug Hummer slugged two home runs for the Lions.
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Oxco Dominates Amvets 5-0 To Lead League Standings
Oxco shutout Amvets 5-0 at Baker Park as Carder allowed one hit while striking out 13. Shank homered and Fry doubled for Oxco’s key hits. Boone and Sowell each walked six with nine strikeouts for Amvets. Final score 5-0 with Oxco earning three unearned runs and Amvets left on base seven times.
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Potomac and Monocacy Rivers Seen With Clear and Muddy Tides
Potomac River expected to stay clear while the Monocacy may turn muddy after weekend rains north of Frederick County. Smallmouth bass season opens Friday with bass finishing spawning by midweek. a four year survey resumes Friday at Lander to compile data. Trout stocking underway in Big Hunting and Fishing Creeks with 1500 fish released in each stream for Memorial Day activity. Also notes include Tigers beating Cubs 5 to 2 in Railroaders Little League at Brunswick Scheer Stadium and baseball trades and local tallies.
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Oxco 5 Amvers 0 in Little League standings update
Oxco defeats Amvers 5 to 0 as TriCounty league standings show Oxco 6 wins 1 loss and Amvers 4 wins 2 losses. Memorial Day clash set for Wednesday at 1 30 PM between Yellow Springs and Creagerstown at Yellow Springs Diamond.
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Pitcher records rough outing in partial inning for Reds
The report notes a third of an inning in which the pitcher yielded four hits and four runs while with Cincinnati last season posting a 5-8 record in 30 mound appearances and an ERA of 4.65.
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