Yanks And Nats Split In Twin Bill Drama
New York Yankees beat Washington 1-0 as Pete Ramos pitched six hits for 22 1 3 innings and Duke Maas shut out the Senators 7-0 in four singles in the nightcap. Kubek and Howard homered for the Yankees while Shantz took the loss in the first game.
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Nightcap
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Gibson quits tennis for singing career in memoir move
Althea Gibson, 31, from New York, announced plans to quit tennis to pursue a singing career as her memoirs, serialized in a national magazine, are issued in book form. The U.S. title holder aims to reinvent her path beyond the court amid growing fame and personal reflection.
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49ers Rally To Beat Browns In NFL Exhibition
San Francisco 49ers, paced by rookie Jim Pace and defender Bill Stits, beat the Cleveland Browns 21 to 16 in an NFL exhibition. Pace set up the decisive TD with a long run negated by a penalty, then John Brodie hit B C Owens for the score as the game closed.
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Steelers Rally Past Colts 13-10 In Rainy Nfl Exhibition
Earl Morrall threw two Pittsburgh touchdown passes as the Steelers beat Baltimore 13-10 in a rain soaked preseason game. Morrall connected with his receivers late in the first quarter to lead 13-3 at half, while John Unitas rallied the Colts for a late scoring drive in the third quarter. The game featured a field goal from Steve Myhra for Baltimore and a rough, muddy gridiron performance amid wet conditions.
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Walkersville and Lovettsville Triumph in Tri County Playoffs
Walkersville defeats Middletown 124 to 3 in a high scoring opener while Lovettsville beats Bolivar 19 to 1. Walkersville standouts Albaugh Houck and W Duncan each doubled, K Eaves struck out 10 to earn the win. The game turned in the fifth with Walkersville taking a 4-1 lead and scoring in every inning thereafter led by pitching and timely hits.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Associated Press
National League and American League standings listed with wins losses and games back. Sunday results include Milwaukee 3-1 over Pittsburgh and Chicago 3-4 at San Francisco, plus Los Angeles 7 St. Louis 5 and Baltimore 5 Cincinnati 6-9. Tuesday schedules show multiple matchups and note postponed or completed games.
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NFL Exhibitions Summary of Saturday Scores
Chicago Cards 27 Los Angelesips 35 Washington 31 Green Bay 41 New York 20 Pittsburgh 13 Baltimore 10 Sundry Game San Francisco 21 Cleveland 16.
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iMidget Gridders Well Organized
A Pop Warner league meeting will be held at the Independent Hose Company today at 7 20 p m to discuss finances and the coming season schedule. All league officers and directors are urged to attend. Frederick reports three midget teams the Redskins Colts and Lions with the Lions newly formed.
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Tom Eichelberger
All-Stars defeat L Hamsville 9 3 in exhibition game
Frederick County All-Stars routed L Hamsville 9 to 3 in a Sunday exhibition. Pitcher Dick Zimmerman earned the win with eight strikeouts and one walk, holding Hamsville to three runs. Offense featured Charlie Keller Jr with two doubles and three RBIs, Roy Hillmer with a double and two singles, and Don Loun with a double and a single for two runs.
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Neeman
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Hamsville
Dick Zimmerman
Charlie Keller Jr
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Don Loun
Dupas Returns to Ring After Long Road Back
The Associated Press reports welterweight contender Dupas, 22, begins a comeback tonight in New Orleans after a defeat by Joey Brown on May 7. He faces Johnny Gorman in a non-televised bout as Gere Fullmer meets Spider Webb in Salt Lake City, aiming for a title shot next year amid Robinson Basilio tensions.
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B Z Team Downs Liberty 21 6 In Playoff
In a County Softball League playoff, the B Zs defeated Liberty 21 to 6 after Liberty led 6 4 in the fourth inning. Dick and Paul Swill each had three hits to pace the win while Lenhart homered with two on. The game featured strong runs batted in by Jensen Boston Sievers Washington Colavito Cleveland.
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Minor Leagues Sunday Games Across Leagues
Baseball results across the Pacific Coast and International Leagues with scores for Phoenix Vancouver Spokane Sacramento Seattle Portland Salt Lake City San Diego Montreal Rochester Buffalo Toronto Havana Miami Columbus Richmond Omaha St Paul Wichita Louisville Denver Minneapolis Charleston Indianapolis Vancouver Phoenix Salt Lake City San Diego Spokane Sacramento Seattle Portland Rochester Montreal Toronto Buffalo Columbus Richmond Miami Havana Charleston Indianapolis Minneapolis Denver Omaha St Paul Louisville Wichita. Also notes on the Grand Prix and jet airliner tests with speeds and locations, plus boxing and wrestling results.
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Harmony Defeats Mt. Lena In Softball Playoff
Harmony defeated Mt. Lena 5 to 3 in a county softball playoff. Lewis earned the win with 13 strikeouts and no extra-base hits given. Harmony scored in the third on a hit and errors, and in the eighth on multiple singles and a walk. Mt. Lena’s runs came in the third on an error, walk, and single, and in the eighth on base hits by Faulders Keller and Adams.
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Russ Collins Takes Archery Championship
Over 400 archers competed in the seventh AMBH tournament at Tuscarora Archery Range near Shookstown. Russ Collins of Patapsco Bowmen won the state open with a 1 240 aggregate. Mary Ann LeGore of Woodsboro won the women’s open with 850. Intermediate champ was Philip Michael 915. junior champ F Mirkosvic 725. Doris Rohr of Baltimore named Archery Queen 1938. Assassins strike in Beirut injuring Chamoun’s chauffeur. bomb hits gendarmes. Premier Soth unharmed. City league softball title game set for Baker Park at 6 p.m.
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