Banks Tops All Stars in 1958 Major League Poll
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs led the 1958 AP all star selections with 360 votes from 173 Baseball Writers Association members. Stan Musial, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and others joined the 10 man first team, with National League taking seven slots. Mantle, Spahn and Turley posted strong seasons as the voting highlighted 300 or better batting averages and notable pitching records.
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Erie Baths
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Baseball Writers of America
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St. Laws Cardinals
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Warren Spahn
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
del Crandall
Braves
Bob Turley
Yankees
Spahn
R Banks
Mays
Musial
Aaron
Mantle
Fox
Lew Burdette
Turley
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phils
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Luis Aparicio
Whit Sox
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Bob Friend
Cadets Host Allegany at McCurdy Field Tonight
The Frederick Cadets host Allegany at McCurdy Field with kickoff at 8:30 pm. Frederick stands 25 this season while Allegany, with a Sl mark, features end runs and deep passes led by the Shook brothers at back and quarterback. Several Cadets are sidelined by fractured thumbs, and the probable lineup includes Geisbert and Stacy at halfback and Brandenburg at quarterback.
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McCurdy Field
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Maryland Scholastic Football Friday results preview
The Associated Press lists Friday games including Calvert at McDonogh Dunbar at City Douglass vs Baltimore Southe, St. Pauls at Severn Bel Air at Annepolis Edgewood at Havre de Gras Allegany at Frederick Hanover Pa at Westminster Bladensburg at High Point Richard Montgomery at Gz thersburg Oxon Hill at Northwestern North Hagerstown at Harrisburg Handley Va at South Hagers town Fairmount at Parker Gray Sherwood at Laurel Lackey at Surrattsville Ridgeley W Va at La Sal St Marys at Longfellow Keyser IV at Accident Terra Alta at Oakland Caesar Rodney at Cambridge.
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Douglass
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Southe
Toysia
Gilman
Nakamura Wins Open Tokyo With Four-Stroke Margin
Torakichi Pete Nakamura, the Canada Cup international golf champion, fired a final round 69 to finish the Japan Open with a 72 hole total of 288. He trailed leader after 36 holes but moved ahead with two rounds of 72 and 69 at the Takanodai course to win by four strokes.
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Tokyo
Torakichi
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Takanodai
Eastern Shore fishing and Terps Falcons clash on schedule
The column highlights Eastern Shore largemouth bass fishing with bays, ponds, and paddling sources in Maryland. It notes Burt Dillion's contests, public ponds, and deer hunting timing while previewing Maryland Terrapins soccer and cross country versus Air Force Academy, plus local bow season trends and tips.
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Pocomoke River
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Tat Uo
Johnson
Tony Acceta
Hopes Yankee-Nuts Deal Will Be Real
Cleveland General Manager Frank Lane voiced optimism the Yankees and Senators might finalize a trade as rumored. The New York Daily News linked New York and Washington in talks offering Johnny Exeks Tom Sturdivast and Boboyo Richardson for Pedro Hamos, a right hander who won 14 with Yost 18 in 1958. Lane favored Richardson for Cleveland, aiming to shore up second base, and acknowledged interest in Eames.
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Cleveland Generals
Frank Lane
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
New York Daily News
Sons of
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Johhny Exeks
Tom Sturdivast
Boboyo Richardson
Washington
Pedro Hamos
Yost
Senators
Tribe
Richardson
Yanks
Lane
Eames
Midget Cridders Meet Baltimore Saturday
Midget grid action centers at McCurdy Field with a doubleheader at 7:00 p m Saturday. Lions and Colts face Red Shield Boys Clubs in Baltimore while Redskins idle. Colts seek win against a perennial strong club as Charlie Green’s squad relies on backfield tricks and Chris Sele who starred in last year’s Sneaker Bowl. Local fan support for Frederick High Cadets hopeful. early signs show promising talent and discipline.
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Colts
Baltimore
Redskins
Togo
Charlie Wisner
York
Charlie’Green
Bill Talley
Chris jSele
Coatesville
Frederick
Frederick ‘High
Jack Molesworth
Lee MacPhail Offered Orioles General Manager Job
Lee MacPhail former head of the New York Yankees was approached by the Baltimore Orioles to become their general manager with his son Lee as a candidate. Indications of a hire grew after Bill Walsingham resigned. Paul Richards now holds playing manager and general manager roles. The NHL scores are listed: Boston 3 Chicago 2 and Detroit 4 New York 1.
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Larry MacPhail
New
York Yankees
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Baltimore News-Post
Lee MacPhail
Snellantany
Yankees
Orioles
Bill Walsingham
Paul Richards
Sere
Bowling Leagues Results and Standings Summary
Bowling results from FRED K IRON and STEEL League show Assemblers 3 Molders 1 and Office IV 3 Office I 1 with final standings noting Molders and Assemblers atop the table. High marks include E Esterly 138 for Molders, R Smith 358 for Office I, and Office IV 1 590 as top team set in the group. Walker sville B League lists Civitan s 229 and Bill Lewis s Grocery 21, with Blue Ridge News Agency and local service stations posting top game totals. J Main leads with 136 356 in Walker sville. Lander 565 1 658 tops team totals.
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Molders
E. Esterly
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Office
Walkersville
Walkersville Tops Elm Street in five minute OT
Walkersville junior high won 5-3 after a five minute overtime. Regulation tied 3-3 with Earhart scoring Elm Street’s only field goal and a penalty kick. Fred Colbert scored twice for Walkersville with a goal and two kicks, while R Sheppard added a field goal for the winners.
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ML Hendrickson
Orlando golfers score two holes in one in one round
Ralph Reed and Max Hasler accomplished back to back holes in one on the 133 yard 18th at Orlando Country Club Wednesday. Both were in the same foursome and achieved the feat within moments of each other marking a rare doubles in a single round.
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Tug Orlando
Ralph Reed
Max Hasler
Orlando Country Club
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