Cadets Clash with Hubs in Tri-State League Showdown
Frederick Cadets host North Hagerstown tonight at South Hagerstown Stadium in a key Tri-State League game. With a surplus of running backs and a sling-wing option, the Cadets seek balance as Barry Melching returns to bolster the backfield and Benny Grove may move to quarterback with Ron Hart remaining starter. North Hagerstown brings a 2-1-0 record, while Frederick seeks its first league win after prior losses. coach Jack Molesworth notes North’s speed and passing threat from Preston Nash, predicting a hard-fought contest.
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Frederick Cadets
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Barry Meiching
Benny Grove
Jack Molesworth
Grove
Blaine Smith
Melching
Ron Hart
Frederick
Larry Thompson
Charley Green
Smith
Green
Thompson
Cadets
City
Molesworth
North
Hubs
Bell Vocational
Tt Minster
Allegany
Baltimore City
Boonsboro
Waynesboro
Preston Nash
Gary Rice
Jimmy Orr
Rice
Mike Miller
Secret strawberry Jello bait draws big carp on river trip
Fisherman Paul Crum recounts a saga of experimental baits from Herman Daley and Clayburn Jurist. Strawberry Jello dough outperforms other concoctions, producing most of 52 carp over a month, with 46 caught using the Jello-enhanced dough. A humorously warned bourbon addition is teased but not proven.
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Paul Crum
Herman Daley
Paul
Daley
Herman
Larry
Lander
Clayburn Jurrist
Clayburn
Carp
Middletown Edges Walkersville 4 2 In County Soccer
Middletown tops Walkersville 4 2 as Jerry Wolfe boots the winning goal with three minutes left in the second. Richard Rippeon tied it for Walkersville a minute before, Ed Moser opened scoring for Middletown, and Bruce Frushour and Glen Rippeon anchored defense. Also a note on Lan Chappell from Wake Forest leading past Knicks last season.
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Walkersville
Jerry Wolfe
Middletown
Wolfe
Richard Rippeon
Ed Moser
Knights
Bruce Frushour
Glen Rippeon
Jerry Funk
Lions
Moser
Rippeon
Lan Chappell
Wake Forest
New York Knickerbockers
Geals
Yankees Drop Pair Not Over Yet as Tigers Sweep
Detroit shaded New York 4-2 and 5-2 in a doubleheader, widening the Yankees’ path to the pennant to two games ahead of idle Chicago. Denny McLain pitched a six hitter in game two for Detroit, who swept despite Mel Stottlemyre’s ninth-inning trouble in game one. The Yankees, needing two wins in three games, still control their fate with three to play.
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New York Yankees
Detroit
Denny McLaid
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
Mickey Lolich
Gates Browns
Don Wert
Brown
Rollie Shellon
McLain
Indians
Wickersham
Gladding
Lolich
Freehan
Stottlemyre
Ramos
Howard
W — Lolich
L — Stottlemyre
Giants Still In Flag Race After Marichal Wins 21st
San Francisco edged Houston 6 3 as Juan Marichal improved to 21 8 with seven innings of two earned runs allowed. Tom Haller hit his 15th homer and Willie Mays drove in three, sparking a four run third inning and a fifth inning run after a walk and base paths. The win keeps the Giants in the NL pennant hunt while Houston slips to 10 2 on the road.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Houston Colts
Giants
Colts
Sonny Jackson
Joe| Morgan
Walter Bond
Tom Haller
Marichal
Jim Davenport
Harvey Kuenn
Jackson
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Haller
Mays
McCovey
Houston
San Fran
Zachary
Jones
Dierker
Hoffman
Lzachary
Braves Clinch Fifth Spot With 7-3 Win Over Mets
Milwaukee Braves seal fifth in the National League by defeating the New York Mets 7-3 as Ed Bailey belts a grand slam. Denny Lemaster earns his 17th win with support from Bob Tiefenauer. Wakefield suffers the loss. Former Alabama players Cotton Clark and Carlton Rankin are with the Gadsden Raiders of the Southern Professional League.
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Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Ed Bailey
Bill Wakefield
Denny Lemaster
Braves
Bob Tiefenauer
New York
Wakefield
Locke
Hunter
Taylor
Lemaster
Tiefenauer
Bailey
Alabama
Cotton Clark
Carlton Rankin
The
Gadsden Raiders
Southern Professional League
Bauer Signs 2 Year Bird Pact Gets Raise
Baltimore AP Hank Bauer received a two year contract with about 5000 more salary per year as manager of the Baltimore Orioles. President Lee MacPhail praised his work renewing the deal noting Bauer has maximized player effort and kept the team near pennant contention. Bauer, 42, previously managed under Billy Hitchcock and played for the Yankees, with MacPhail long his associate. The Orioles, while in third place, trail the Yankees by four games as they chase their best mark since 1960.
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Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Bauer
Lee MacPhail
Oriole
Hank
MacPhail
Billy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
New York Yankees
Kansas City Blues
MacPhails
Yanks
Orioles
New York
Chicago
Yankees
Mt Airy to Meet Minnicks in Bowie Sunday
Mt Airy continues its bid for the state baseball title with a Sunday 2 30 p m game against Minnicks at Bowie Maryland. Coach Joe McKinsey says a win could land them in the final. Spike Jones likely starts for Mt Airy with Tommy Thom ready if needed. Harry Jeffra serves as stable manager at Pimlico in Baltimore.
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Mt. Airy
Minnicks
Bowie
Joe McKinsey
Spike Jones
Tommy Thomas
Radatz Saves as Red Sox Win 4-2 Over Indians
Boston defeats Cleveland 4-2 as Dick Stuart drives in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly in the third. Ed Connolly earns the win, Dick Radatz records his seventh appearance in relief, and Woody Held plates a run for Cleveland.
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Boston
Dick Stuart
Dick Radatz
Cleveland
Ed Bressaud
Ed Connolly
Red Sox
Stuart
Woody Held
Radatz
Connolly
Leon Wagner
Siebert
Bell
Romano
Nixon
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L — Siebert
NBC to televise NL pennant playoff if St Louis ties
NBC will carry the NL pennant best of three playoff if St Louis and Cincinnati tie for the pennant. Carl Lindeman Jr. NBC sports vice president announced the rights acquisition from both clubs on Thursday. No financial details were announced.
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New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
NBC
Carl Lindeman Jr
Reds Close Gap With Pirates In NL Tilt
CINCINNATI led by AP substitute Jim Coker with three hits including a homer as the Reds beat Pittsburgh 5-4 to shave ground on St. Louis. Coker singled in the second doubled and homered in the sixth to break a 3-3 tie, Vada Pinson contributing a run on a triple misplayed by Jerry Lynch. Pirates scoring minus Glenn Blass effort, Nuxhall earned the win. In Baltimore, Dave McNally pitched a one hitter as the Orioles beat Washington 2-0 to stay in the AL pennant chase with New York and Chicago still looming. McNally struck out nine and drove in a run with a third inning single by Adair and Aparicio scoring on a 56th stolen base. The attendance was among the season’s smallest.
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Jim Coker
John Edwards
Pittsburgh
Reds
St. Louis
Pirates
Cardinals
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Coker
Denver
Vada Pinson
Jerry Lynch
Frank Robinson
Dick Schofield
Bill Virdon
Joe Nuxhall
Sammy Ellis
Nuxhall
Gibbon
Blass
Silk
Face
May
Purkey
Ellis
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Don Lock
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Chicago
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
McNally
Lock
Jack Brandt
Roy Sievers
Sam Bowens
Ken Hunt
Jerry Adair
Luis Aparicio
Frank Kreutzer
Aparicio
Adair
Brooks Robinson
Oriole
Kreutzer
Bronstad
Hannan
Retzer
Brown
W—Mcnally
L—Kreutzer
Home Run in 12th Gives A's Victory
Rookie Larry Stahl delivered a tie breaking homer in the 12th inning lifting the Kansas City Athletics to a 5 4 win over Camilo Pascual and the Minnesota Twins. Drabowsky earned the win, Pascual the loss, with final line showing 12 13 hits and 4 errors noted in the box.
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Larry Stahl
Kansas City Athletics
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Minnesota
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