Larsen blanked Phillies as Colts win 6 0
Don Larsen pitched his first shutout in over five years, limiting Philadelphia to four hits as Houston Colts beat the Phillies 6 to 0. Hardy hit his second homer, with a decisive five-run sixth inning featuring Bond, Aspromonte, Grote, Kasko and Lillis scoring multiple runs.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Don Larsen
Colts
Phillies
Larsen
New York Yankees
Carroll Hardy
Walt Bond
Dennis Bennett
Bob Aspromonte
Hardy
Jerry Grote
Eddie Kasko
Bob Lillis
Mike White
Grote
Bennett
Boo
League Leaders Across National and American Circuits
The report lists top players by league in batting runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable names include Clemente and Mays in the National League and Oliva and Killebrew in the American League, with leading pitchers Koufax and Bunker highlighted.
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Associated Press
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Aaron
Maye
Williams
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Philadephia
Wals
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Clevland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bissaud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Powell
Aparicio
Davalillo
Robinson named NL Player of the Month for August
Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds earned National League Player of the Month honors for August as his hot batting helped keep pennant hopes alive. Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies finished second in the balloting after posting a 4-0 mark and a 1.69 earned run average.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phils
Bunning
Baseball slate features city matchups across major teams
Schedule lists multiple games including New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Los Angeles with pitchers Ford O Donoghue Wickersham Tiant Pizarro Estelle Ma haffey Johnson Veale Ellsworth Cloninger and others. Matches include Detroit at Washington and Boston at Minnesota.
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Bunker
Baltimore
Chance
Los Angeles
Downing
New York
Penn
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angles
Boston
Ford
O'Donoghue
Detroit
Wickersham
Washington
Osteen
Cleveland
Tiant
Chicago
Pizarro
Roberts
Newman
Morehead
Grant
Drysdale
L. Miller
Cisco
Ribant
Twilight
San Francisco
Estelle
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Houston
Johnson
Orj Bruce
Pittsburgh
Veale
Ellsworth
St Louis
Simmons
Milwaukee
Cloninger
Cincinnati
Jay
Thompson Mann breaks world mark in 100 meter backstroke
Thompson Mann a University of North Carolina graduate from Chesapeake Virginia set a world record time of one minute flat in the 100 meter backstroke final at the U S Olympic swimming trials. He beat the previous mark of 1 00 9 shared by Tom Stock and Richard McGeach who also swam fast in the morning heats. Stock failed to qualify while McGeach took second with 1 00 8 and both earned spots only for the 400 meter medley relay team.
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New York
Thompson Mann
U. of North Carolina
Chesapeake
U.S
Tom Stock
Richard McGeach
Mann
Stock
Indianapolis A.C
McGeach
Glendale
Calif
Stup's Sinclair crushes Johnsville 7-1 in baseball rout
Max Kehne struck out 10 and allowed two hits over seven innings as Stup's Sinclair defeated Johnsville 7 to 1 at Johnsville. Stup's offense produced early runs and controlled the game behind Kehne's dominant pitching.
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Max Kehne
Stup
Sinclair
Johnsville
Perry Stops Mets on Five Hitter 3-1
Gaylord Perry limited the New York Mets to five hits and drove in two runs as the San Francisco Giants beat New York 3-1. Perry won his ninth decision, struck out eight, and walked three. Haller contributed with a bunt, a run, and a key RBI, while Christoper tripled to spark the Mets in the ninth.
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NEW York
Gaylord Perry
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Perry
Joe Christopher
George Altman
Tom Hailler
Duke Snider
Haller
Jack Fisher
Jim Davenport
San Fran
Fisher
Hunter
Cannizzaro
Final Midget Football registration in Frederick Saturday
Final registration for boys ages 9 to 13 in the Midget Football League of Frederick will be held Saturday near the swimming pool in Baker Park at 1 p.m. All already registered boys should attend to be placed on one of five teams.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Redskins Release Three Rookies
The Washington Redskins cut three rookies, defensive back Mike Agee, fullback Gene Donaldson, and linebacker Harry Butsko. The team placed them on waivers Tuesday to reduce the roster to 42, with the public announcement coming Thursday.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Mike Agee
Gene Donaldson
Harry Butsko
Redskins
Leahy Defeats Retired Sugar Ray Robinson in Scotland
Mick Leahy, 29, British middleweight champion, outpointed former world champion Sugar Ray Robinson over 10 rounds in Paisley Scotland. Robinson, listed at 44, failed to land blows as Leahy weighed 159.42 pounds and Robinson 163 pounds.
Old Timers Game Slated For New Market Sunday
The New Market team of the Maryland State League will hold its annual old timers game Sunday at 2 p m on the schoolhouse diamond. Featured on the old timers squad are George Grubbs Pud Zimmerman and other former New Market players. Ernie Terrell of Chicago named No 1 contender for Cassius Clay by the World Boxing Association in September ratings.
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Miami Beach
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Cassius Clay
New York
Insurance Information Institute
National Safety Council
U.S. Bureau of Census
Travelers Insurance Companies
Kemper Insurance Group
Remembering childhood pride and simple pleasures
A nostalgic essay recalls older times and small joys from youth such as nickel spats, gum hides, crystal radio, and slangy mischief. The piece contrasts past freedoms with present pressures and laments the vanished innocence of childhood days.
Baltimore Man Charged With Homicide In Wife Death
Frank A. Fairbrother, 44, was held without bail on homicide charges after his wife was found dead in their Baltimore living room. The body was found Monday with a sheet in her mouth and a pillow over her face.
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Baltimore
Frank A. Fairbrother
Buhrman Reunion Held at Cunningham Falls Park
The eighth Buhrman reunion drew 170 attendees on August 30 in Cunningham Falls Park Manor. Howard Buhrman presided over a business meeting naming officers, with memorial services for Tamara Sue Buhrman and Guy Manahan.
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Edna May Buhrman
Gladhill
Gilbert Buhrman
Mary G. Buhrman
Robert Hyson
Tamara Sue Buhrman
Guy Manahan
Naomi Buhrman McCarty
Dorothy Buhrman Enyart
Juanita Hyson
Cunningham Falls Park Manor
Elden E. Buhrman
Annie Buhrman
Michelle Buhrman
Hard Water Softeners Help Clean Clothes Better
Howard Hartman of Weil Brothers warns that washing with hard water makes soap less effective, creating a sticky curd that soils clothes and skin. He recommends modern home water softening units and invites a free water analysis at his Hamilton Avenue and South Street location or by calling 662-1124.
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Howard Hartman
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
South Street
Buhrman Clan Reunions Held With Ice Cream And Prizes
The News notes the 1964 Howard Ralph Buhrman Jr family reunion with awards for longest marriage largest family traveled far and ground prize. Free ice cream will be provided next year as planned by Leo Weller and Edna May Buhrman Gladhill will direct games again. Attendees include numerous Buhrman relatives and spouses across Frederick Maryland with many children listed.
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Howard Ralph Buhrman Jr
Earl Pryor
Leaster Hurley
Ruth Minnich
Tyrone Hurley
Leo Weller
Edna May Buhrman
Gladhill
Michael
Roger Buhrman
George Mel Carty
Clarence Ridenour
Shirley West
Pauline
Robin Hahn
Sharon
John Kapscos
Dorothy
Linda
Larry Enyart
Edward Brewer Jr
Olive Page Brown
Francis Brown
Gilbert Buhrman
Warren Barton
Vicki
Susan
Matthew
Mark
Raymond H Buhrman
Debbie
Rae
Rose
George
Annie Buhrman
Jean Gilleland
Jimmy
Patricia
Danny
Madeline
Ward Toms
Richard
Sheila
Sharon Smith
Margaret Hessong
Mike Vaughn
Cindy
Lester Bittner
Jerry S. Finch
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Gerald R. Brown
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Ralph Buhrman
Victor W. Buhrman
Charlotte
Woodrow Palmer
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M. E. Buhrman
Howard Buhrman
Thomas Finch
Katherine Brown
James Thralkill
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Lee Gladhill
Paula Snyder
John Henesy
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Ray Smith
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Mearl R Pryor
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Michelle
Arthur Buhrman
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Harvey R. Cramer
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