Birds Bang Ball Defeats Sox 5-2 in New York
May 30 reports highlight Baltimore ending Chicago’s eight game streak and snapping its own 10 game losing skid. Diverse scores show Detroit, Washington and Brooklyn winning, while Campanella returns to the Dodgers after wrist surgery, going 0-for-4.
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Roy Campanella
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Don Cockell Faces Matthews in London Heavyweight Clash
Don Cockell meets Harry Matthews in London Tuesday seeking another win after his August triumph in Seattle. Cockell, a 2 to 1 favorite, has recent points over Roland LaStarza and eyes Rocky Marciano. The card also includes Lulu Perez and Jimmy Carter in leading bouts with TV coverage plans.
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Joe Rindone
Boston
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Tammy Maddox
Two-Way Tie In Trico Loop In Tri-County League Fight
Lovettsville and Buckeystown equal in Tri County League after tight 3-2 win by Virginians at Walkersville. Creagerstown dominates Lander 20-2, Middletown forfeits to Buckeystown in seven. Doubs beats Broad Run 7-5 to stay at .500 as Damascus and New Market games proceed.
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Tamsville
R. Page
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Remsberg
Two Teams Up Their Lead To Win Over Lisbon
In a high scoring night Lisbon fell 11 to 7 as Bolivar beat Lisbon in the ninth with Poole driving in two runs. Pat Gilroy and J Bowlus starred for Bolivar while Lee Ropp went 4 for 5 with a double and three steals.
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Walters
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Ewaee
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Pickett
Smith
Paris
Tony Tynhert
Vic Seixas
Lew Haad
Ken Rosewall
Maureen Connolly
San Diez
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Nelly Hopman
Australia
Maud Galuer
Suzanne Schmitt
France
Roland Garros
Staimm Hoad
Rosewall
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Little Mo
Jacqueline Tatori
Rea Hartwig
Rained Out Again Dampens Frederick Hustlers Schedule
Weather halted play as the Frederick Hustlers were rained out at Charles Town West Virginia, delaying a match with the Legionnaires. A cloudburst prevented the game from starting, with the tie rescheduled for June 12.
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Mountaindale dominates EFAC in softball sweep
Mountaindale routed East Peot Erick A C 13 to 4 then 18 to 0 to stay atop the County Softball League. Weirtz and Hay Rice held EFAC to few hits as Slane and Wade led Mountaindale’s offense with homers. First game featured a 12-run first inning and a grand slam by Slane in the later play.
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East Peeterick A. C
Jim Showe
Buddy Karns
Showe
Slane
Wade
R. H.B. Frederick
B. Karns
L. Rice
Bob Weirtz
C. Bowers
RM. E. Frederick
Fink
Ray Rice
H. Powell
Tri County League Sunday Results Recap
Scores show Creagerstown 20 over Lander 2 and Buckeystown 9 defeating Middletown 0 while Lovettsville 9 stops Walkersville 2. Doubs 7 prevails over Broad Run 5 with seventh inning calls and forfeits affecting matchups at Middletown Lovettsville Lander Creagerstown and Walkersville Broad Run.
Johnny Palmer Wins Colonial National Invitation
Johnny Palmer of Charlotte held off a fierce finish to win the Colonial National Invitation at Fort Worth with a 1 under par 69 in the final round, totaling 280 over 72 holes and earning 5 000 dollars. Freddie Haas tied for second with 282, while Byron Nelson and Dutch Harrison faltered late.
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New Orleans
Byron Nelson
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Dutch) Harrison
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Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Mike Souchak
Durham
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
Souchek
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Mangrum
Ward
Byron
Ijamsville Wins Slim Maryland State League Finish
Ijamsville surged to the lead with an 8-3 victory over Brunswick as Frederick beat Damascus 12-8. Bearsville blanked Jefferson 16-0, New Market edged Mt. Airy 6-2, and Brunswick led 5-4 before Ijamsville rallied in the eighth and ninth innings. Clem homered for Ijamsville before leaving the mound for Smith.
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Damascus Club
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Jefferson
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Mt. Airy
Ijamsville
Clem
Smith
Beallsville
Stamsville
Damascus
Tamsville
National League baseball standings and results snapshot
The report lists team records with Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago at various paces and games back. It covers yesterday’s results including Brooklyn 5 New York 3 St Louis 3 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 8 10 Pittsburgh 0 7 Chicago 7 5 Cincinnati 5 6 and today’s scheduled games with probable pitchers for Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Baltimore Detroit Washington Philadelphia and others.
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Athletics
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Harvey Haddix
Warren Spahn
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Johnny Podres
Jackie Robinson
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Johnny Antonelli
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Larry Dansen
Whitey Lockman
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Bonnn Roberts
Willie Jones
Richie Ashburn
Hal Jeffcoat
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Baseball box score between Brunswick and Ijamsville
Box score notes list winning pitcher Smith and losing Dawson. Brunswick wins 5 to 3 with home run by Clem and two-base hits by Staley Crone Donovan. Stolen bases by Shellhorse and Bowers, and various errors and hits tallied across 3 hours of play in Ijamsville.
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Roundup of Sports by Gayle Talbot
Umpire Larry Goetz calls the Chicago St. Louis game lousy umpiring and urges candid press honesty. Separate notes cover league leaders, rule changes, and moves affecting players, with Musial and Kell among highlighted names and Raschi's upcoming move cited. Zatopek sets 5000 meter world record in Paris at 13 minutes 57.2 seconds in Colombes meet.
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Beallsville Jefferson Mt Airy Damaged Suit at Fairgrounds
A new damage suit was filed in Hagerstown over last August grandstand collapse at the fairgrounds. Charles H. Clarke and wife Betty sue for 75 000 plus nineteen years of support, claiming injuries when benches collapsed and patrons fell. The case adds to four suits stemming from the incident.
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Jimbo the Sensational Artificial Minnow Invention
An advertisement touts Jimbo as the premier fishing lure of the era able to swim without fuel, springs, or batteries. It claims depth control via balance and gravity, with universal appeal to catch any fish. The lure is a silver plastic minnow promising long, effortless action and guaranteed substitution with a $100 price plus postage.
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