Tjamsville Wins Co. Title In Frederick County Playoff
Donny Neel led Tjamsville to a 5-2 victory over Walkersville at McCurdy Field sealing the Frederick County Baseball Championship in a three games to none sweep. Neel fanned four and hit a triple as the champs built an early lead and held on behind a steady defense and key hits.
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Tjamsville
Frederick County
Walkersville
McCurdfield
Neel
Ramsburg
Staris
Grayson Ramsburg
Ken Eaves
Tung
Tramsville
Buzz Wagner
Jom Harper
Wagner
Frank Mariz
Wayne Duncan
Duncan
Harper
Martz
Jack Forsythe
Rjamsville
Fred Young
Forsythe
Trameville
Keith Duncan
Ronnie Tyeryar
Peg
Raves
Sjamsville
Tyeryar
Bush Creekers
Bill Crone
Eaves
Bob Weddle
Young
Bob Stull
Brnce Gilbert
Stull
Larry Duncan
Wisner
Jack Wisner
Ken Swomley
Swomley
Crone
Fine
Major league scores and games from yesterday
The recap lists team standings and results from multiple cities with Chicago losing 8-1 to San Francisco and St. Louis beating Philadelphia 2-1 among other MLB results. It notes scheduled games and player lineups like Jones for San Francisco and Hobbie for Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Jones
Hobbie
Williams
Buhi
Gibbon
Jackson
Archery Meet in Maryland Seeks State Best Bow Shot
The AMBH hosts a three day meet at Tuscarora Archers range near Shooks Town to crown state champions in Men's Open Women's Open Intermediate Open and Children's Open. Fay Main and Tillie LeGore are noted favorites as 28 clubs compete in Hunter Field and Broadhead rounds with hundreds of archers expected and public access for spectators.
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Ralph Brown
Tuscarora
Tillie LeGore
Legore
Yellow Springs Park
Gambrill State Park
Frank Korrell
Fourth Street Pike
Indian Springs Road
Etzler Road
Braves Move Past Dodgers With Nail-Biting 2-1 Win
Milwaukee edges Los Angeles 2-1 as Bob Hendley outduels Don Drysdale. Thomas hits his 27th homer and a double steal scores the decisive run in the third. Dodgers plate a seventh-inning run via Frank Howard, Lee Neal.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Hendley
Don Drysdale
Frank Thomas
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Hendley
Thomas
Innning
Lee Maye
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Norm Sherry
Charlie Neal
Meye
Frank Howard
Neal
Drysdale
N. Sherry
Torre
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Higme
Mantle hits 48th as Yankees lose to Twins in opener
Mickey Mantle clubbed his 48th home run to set an AL single-season mark as the Yankees fall 5 to 4 to Minnesota in the first game of a three game set. Bill Skowron and Hector Lopez also homered for New York, while Minnesota’s five runs came early before relief.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
Mantle
Jack Kralick
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
Ruth
Bill Skowron
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Hector Lopez
New York
Sheldon
Coates
Reniff
Howard
Kralick
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Skowron
Lopez
Lemon
Yankees Set for 3-Game Series at Yankee Stadium
An expected 65 000 fans will pack Yankee Stadium for the opener of a three game set between the New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle chase Babe Ruth 60 home runs as Whitey Ford starts the first game. Detroit counters with Don Mossi, Frank Lary, and Jim Bunning in a pivotal AL pennant race.
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Detroit Tigers
Billy Bruton
Norm Cash
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Paul Foytack
Bruton
Cash
al Kaline
Foytack
Baumann
Kemmerer
Hacker
Lown
Lollar
Foy- Tack
Roarke
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New York
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Landace
Weir
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
Don Mossi
Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Yanks
Richards Talks With Texas Man Amid Orioles Exit Uncertainty
Former Orioles manager Paul Richards met with Houston Colts vice president George Kirksey in Scottsdale but declined to discuss talks. Richards plans to finish this season under contract with Baltimore, with speculation he may join Houston as general manager next year. Orioles president Lee MacPhail said no final decision until proper talks occur.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
George Kirksey
Houston Colts
Richards
Orioles
Baltimore
Houston
Kirksey
Lee) MacPhail
Scottsdale
Los Angeles
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Paul
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Indians Nip Senators 3-2 in Baldwin Field Night
Woodie Held hits his 17th homer as the Indians edge the Senators 3-2. Mudcat Grant wins his 13th, Bennie Daniels loses to drop to 8-9 in a nine hit game for Washington.
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Woodie Held
Cleveland Indians
Mudcat Grant
Washington Senators
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Senators
Bennie Daniels
Daniels
Cleveland
Allen
Romano
Thomas
Bright
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Colts Air West for Preseason Games
The Baltimore Colts depart Westminster for a Oklahoma City flight to meet the Dallas Cowboys in Norman Friday They close preseason at New Haven September 10 against the New York Giants Then they return home for the opener with Los Angeles Weeb Ewbank reshuffles personnel with Jim Mutschel er to left end and Dee Mackey to right end to replace injured Raymond Berry Also noted, Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Jim Gentile and Rocky Colavito join the century RBI club this season.
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Oklahoma
Dallas Cowboys
Norman
New Haven
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Cowboys
Weeb Ewbank
Jim Mutshceller
Raymond Berry
Dee Mackey
Mutscheller
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Jim Gentile
Rocky Colavite
Colts Fullback Slot May Be Filled Tonight
Weeb Ewbank seeks a fullback replacement for retired Alan Ameche as the Baltimore Colts face Dallas in Norman Oklahoma. Candidates Billy Pricek Joe Perry and rookie Mark Smolinski compete for the starting job after mixed results in exhibition games.
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Roberts Moore
Associated Press
Weeb
Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Mustangs
Dallas Cowboys
Norman
Oklo
National Football League
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Billy Pricek
Ameche
Joe Perry
San Francisco
Mark Smolinski
Baltimore
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Houston
Mobile
Ala
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Cedar Raids
Iowa
Washington
Philadelphia
Bristol
Baseball's top batters in Hartford Open tie for fourth
In the Insurance City Open at Hartford he tied for fourth with a final round 68. Doug Lawiers, a short swinging golfer, moved up quickly on the final day passing six players to reach the tie.
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Arnold Palmer
Hartford
Conn
Doug Lawiers
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