Birds and Pirates Split Twin Battles in Labor Day Action
In a holiday doubleheader, Baltimore swept Washington 2-0 and 10-1 as Harshman pitched a two hitter in game one and O'Dell secured his 13th win in game two. Dick Williams and Gus Triandos homered for Baltimore. Washington managed a lone run in the second game. In Pittsburgh, Curt Simmons blanked the Pirates 9-0 in game two after their 5-2 win in the opener, with Kazanski and Foiles driving in three runs each for Philadelphia.
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Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
Frank Thomas
Hank Foiles
Ted Kiuszewski
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Sanford
Erickson
Sawatski
Law and Hall
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Anderson
Lopata
Porter-field
Blackburn
Gross
Smith
Foiles
Porterfield
Hot Rod Assn elects new officers at Kansas convention
Dan Daniel of Kansas City was named president of the Hot Rod Association at the annual convention in Great Bend, with Buck Ackerman of Erie as vice president Don Katz of Salina as secretary and Arlen Beltz of Kansas City as treasurer. Others named include Pierce Latman and Lollar W-Ferrarese.
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Dan Daniel
Kansas City
American ‘Hot Rod Assn
Bucky Ackerman
Erie
Don Katz
Salina
Isecretary
Arlen Beltz
Creagerstown Girls Split Exhibition Twin Bill
Creagerstown girls softball split an exhibition twin bill with Cumberland taking game one 54 and losing game two 9 6. They plan a 6 15 p m Wednesday Baker Park title series opener with Cumberland and a second game at Creagerstown Thursday.
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Archery Event Tops Local Sports Week Ends
Archery fans set to compete at the Tuscarora range near Shookstown September 6 and 7 with a banquet at Peter Pan Inn. Registration opens 9 AM Saturday, prizes include "Buck of '58" and "Bowman of the Maryland" trophy. Archery Week proclaimed by Mayor Ramsburg.
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Bunning
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Harmony and Mt Lena Heart Loop Winners Showdown
In the Heart of Maryland League first round Harmony defeated Knoxville 18 to 5 and Mt Lena beat Mt Airy 12 to 4 in Sunday Shaughnessy playoff action. Harmony relied on 12 hits including two homers by Cline and Baker as nine costly errors by Knoxville aided the winners. Mt Lena opened with three runs in the first inning but Mt Airy fought back before losing. An accident marred the game when J German broke his ankle sliding into second base.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Highlight Era
The standings show Milwaukee leading the league with 78 wins and 34 losses, followed by San Francisco at 70 63. Cincinnati and St Louis are midpack while Los Angeles and Chicago hover near .500. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh routing Philadelphia and St Louis defeating Cincinnati. Milwaukee beating Chicago. San Francisco prevailing in 16 innings over Los Angeles.
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Poolesville Defeats Brunswick 5-0 In State Round
Poolesville blanked Brunswick 5-0 in Maryland State Shaughnessy first round. Winning pitcher Monard limited Brunswick to four hits as Poolesville pushed ten Brunswick errors across the game. Team offense produced seven hits and the game lasted 2 hours 2 minutes with Garber and Angle umpires.
Rangers Take Softball Title
The Buckeystown Rangers defeated Ballenger B Z 3-2 to win the county softball championship. The Rangers led 2-0 after a second inning double by Layer and a Hoy single, B Z tied on a Falk double and D Duston single, then Leaks and Falk matched pitchers until the fifth when Rangers took a 3-2 lead on walks and singles. Bliz tied it at 2-2 in the seventh, but A Hall delivered the game winning run in the eighth with an error and single.
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Johnny Podres
L.A
Fred Kipp
Giant
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Furilio
Gino Cimoli
Willie Mays
Johnny
Antonelli
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Yesterday's Stars Dominate Pirates and Dodgers Sweep
Pitcher Curt Simmons of the Phillies blanked the Pirates on four hits, striking out seven without a walk in a 9-0 win after a 5-2 loss in the opener. Willie Mays of the Giants piled six hits in nine at bats across two games, hitting a homer and driving in two in each 8-6 and 6-5 wins over the Dodgers.
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Washington Handicap Won By Outsider Clem
Clem, a 31 to 1 outsider, won the Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park, setting a new one mile track record in 1:34. The upset over Round Table drew a crowd of 38,508 and produced a $21.80, $8.40, and $5.00 payoff. Round Table earned $25,000 for second as Swoon's Son ran seventh and Nashua’s marks remained out of reach.
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Cumberland To Have Its Best Racing Meet
Cumberland to stage a 12 day racing meet September 15 to 27, hailed as the biggest in four years by H J Barton business manager of the Maryland track. Improvements include concrete box seats and higher purses totaling 100000 for the meet. Horsemen expect stalls from Timonium, Hagerstown, and Baltimore area with officials back from 1957. Giants edge Daffy Dodgers 8 6 in Labor Day clash.
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Cadet gridders take long Labor Day break before home game
Coach Jack Molesworth sends Cadet Gridders to a short休oliday after Saturday drills as August practices wind down. Film will be used to correct errors and for public relations work with civic clubs. South Hagerstown leads area action with a Sept. 3 Northwestern test, while Clem upset the favorite at Chicago, affecting Round Table’s top money bid.
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Rebels
Clem
Washington Park
Chicago
Round Table
Nadir
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ACC Teams Open Fall Practice Across Three North Carolinas
Wake Forest coach Paul Amen has his Deacons in full two day scrimmage sessions with 19 days until the Sept. 20 Maryland opener. Duke begins with 61 candidates as Butch Allie and Wray Carlton stand out among backs. UNC pages three former players back in school as preseason drills start with 23 lettermen.
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Paul Famen
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Butch Allie
Andy Cottingham
Bob Crummie
Wray Carlton
George Dutrow
Chapel Hill
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Don Klochak
Fairhope
Bill Baker
Southern Pines
Babe Walton
Portsmouth
New UCLA Coach Exhausted and Hospitalized
UCLA head football coach George Dickerson is in the hospital with utter exhaustion after taking over following Henry Sanders. Athletic officials say there is no organic illness, and a few days rest is expected to restore him, while Bill Barnes directs the first double workout. The note follows Dickerson’s ascent after Sanders’s death.
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George Dickerson
UCLA
Bill Barnes
Dickerson
Tor Henry
Red) Sanders
Ucla Medical Center
Liston Cracks Top Ten In Boxing Association Ratings
The National Boxing Association names heavyweight champion Patterson boxer of the month for August. Sonny Liston, a St. Louis native fighting from Philadelphia, debuts at ninth in the heavyweight rankings after a 19-1 record. Harris drops to fifth. Beecham and Stitch also enter as newcomers.
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Cape
National Boxing Assn
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Patterson
Roy Harris
Tex
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Liston
Marty Marshall
Julio Mederos
Wayne Bethea
Brown
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Miami
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Rudell Stitch
Louisville
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Tokyo 1964 Olympics Hope Boosted by Asian Games
Kinichi Asano director of the Japan Amateur Athletic Association said Tokyo’s bid for the 1964 Olympics looks promising citing Japan’s staging of the third Asian Games in Tokyo. He noted Moscow and Detroit as strongest rivals as he tours Europe, according to Kyodo News from Stockholm.
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