Sjamsville Rally Tops Frederick 5 4 in Wild League Encounter
Sjamsville rallied to beat Frederick 5 to 4 as Don Neel and John Harper sparked late scoring. Key plays included Harper Doubles Crone and Martz driving in runs. Chiz Staley and Fred Young contributed in support as Frederick briefly led before Sjamsville reclaimed the lead. Neel pitched five innings before relievers closed out the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Xeel
Bill Nole
Frank Martz
Djamsville
Neel
Harper
Neel Harper
Bob Allison
Freder
Allison
Framsville
Fred Young
Chiz Staley
Staley
Jack
Torais
Innincs Tyarmsthe
Lewistown Bar Triumphs In Close 129 125 Tilt
In a tight game Lewistown Bar edged out rivals 129 to 125 as Simpson May Bowers and Grimes contributed key plays. R H EL and Kidd provided notable efforts in the comeback win at Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
R. H. EL
Simpson
Bowers
Main
Grimes
R. WE. Kidd
May
Seixas Stages Tennis Comeback at National Championships
Vic Seixas, 36, a former Wimbledon and U.S. champion, defeats Ramana Rishnan 6-3 6-4 6-2 at Forest Hills in the National Tennis Championships marking a notable return for the veteran amid rising young talents including Karen Hant and Angela Mortimer as Britain’s Shire Bloomer Braster also advances. The day also notes strong showings in other divisions and a separate horse race meet at Shenandoah Downs with 1,360 horses listed for the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Vic Seixas
U.S
West Side
Ramana‘rishnan
India
I Ding Ino
al- Olmedo
Ajeany
Shire
Britain
Renee Schuurman
St. Africa
Barry MacKaxon
Ohio
Cranford Henry
Atlanta
White Sox and Indians Win Pair
Chicago and Cleveland swept two games apiece in AL action. Ted Kluszewski powered the White Sox with a pair of homers in a 7 1 victory over Kansas City, while the Indians rallied with late ninth inning hits to take the doubleheader from Detroit 15 14 and 6 5, tying the pennant race as Chicago edged Kansas City.
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Chicago
Ted Kluszewski
White Sox
Kansas City
Kluszewski
Cleveland
Sox
Deto
Chis
al Smith
Jim Rivera
Chicaso
Nei Im Landis
Klu
Fox
Landis
Roger Maris
Pierce
Turk Lown
Ierce
Joe DeMaestri
Ned Garver
Garver
House
Lown
Lollar
W—Pierce
L—Garver
DeMaestri
Olx
Tsitouris
Tomanek
Grim
Dickson
Een
H. Smith
Latman
Moore
Staley
Romano
Solar
W—Staley
L—Tomanek
Terwilliger
Kruszewski
Smith
Rivera
Tribe
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Detroit
Ted Lepcio
Dave Sister
Pete Burnside
Rocky Colavito
Jia Mimoso
Francona
Vic Poeer
Mike Garcia
Tisers
Chicaco Cubs
New York Giants
Nati E Yost
Leu Berperet
Ais
Woodie
Tigers
Fostack
Morgan
Sisler
Bunning
Berheret
Garcia
MecLish
Perry
Cicotte
Score
Ferrarese
Bell
Locke
Fitzserald
L—Bunnine
Esk
Yost
Bolling
Berberet
Colavito
Held
Narleski
Burnside
Wilson
Grant
Cash Awards For Frederick Fire Parade Announced
Frederick Fire Prevention Committee unveils cash prizes totaling 1115 plus trophies for the October 10 parade. Top awards include 200 for best fire service, best appearing marching unit of 25 plus with band, best band, and best drum and bugle corps. Additional prizes honor second and third places across multiple categories and for the farthest distance traveled. Miss Fire Prevention 1960 named. event at Frederick Armory with judges and local officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Marsland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West
Tiwo
Frederick Armory
Melvin Schwearing
James Walsh
Herman B. Miller
Clarence Rinehart
Jerry McConnell
Kenneth L. Keefer
Roger E. Shankle
W. Ver Forney
Johnl. Barber
James Marrone
Ernest Shank
Charles E. Miller Jr
Robert Miller
Robert Shankle
Charles Handley
Robert Whitmore
Robert Helier
George Baker
Lester Baker
Clarence Rhinehart
Lewis Kline
Martin Walsh
Howard Walsh
Grayson Abrecht
Francis Davis
John G.l Whisner
Edward Morgan
Wrestling Show Set For Charles Town
Charles Town hosts a mammoth wrestling show Friday night at the American Legion hall park with Rick Starr facing Skull Mun in the feature. Mark Lewin and Don Curtis meet the Tolos Brothers in a tag bout while Rams Zebra Kid and Arnold Golden Skaaland take on F Redhead Red Bastien in another matchup. The card includes Johnny Valentine Tucson Tony Galento and more with two out of three falls and 60 minute time limits for team bouts.
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Star Owres
Hagersi Pal Stadium
mem@ier
Kenny Ridenour
Rick
Starr
Fecal
Arnold
Golden Skaaland
F. Redhead
Red Bastion
Koffee Kup
Frederick
Charles Town
Stars In
American Legion
Riexi Starr
Argen Johnny Valentine
Four Ciris
Tucson
Tony Galento
Whirling
Ballet Cxpert
Zuma
Sheik
Zebra Kid
Red Bastien
St. Paul
Big Heart
Qlace
Duke Hoffman
Giants Rally To Beat Cardinals In Night Game
San Francisco Giants rally from a 2–0 deficit to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 4–2 behind Sam Jones who earned victory number 19. Curt Flood homered for St Louis but Willie McCovey extended a 20 game hitting streak as the Giants capitalized on misplays in the sixth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sam Jones
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
S. Francisco
Milwaukee
al. Angeles
Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
Jones
Willie McCover
Ken Boyer
St. Lewis
Flood
St. Louis
Gibson
McDaniel
Smith S$. Jones
Landrith
Hegan
WS. Jones
L—Gibson
Baseball standings and results from AP update
National League and American League summaries with team records and upcoming games. Includes Boston at New York results and Chicago at Washington slate. Notable: Kansas City at Chicago on Tuesday. Cubs and Pirates in NL action with several rescheduled or postponed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OL. Per. G
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Bowling Leagues and Standings From Walkersville B League
Summary of Walker sville B League results with team names including Fashioner s Fountain Mills Duke s Judies and Greenwood s Atantic in a standings list. Highs include H Smi Sears with 385 and HH Stull Arc cade 319. Arcade and Sears Roebuck post top team game scores 533 and 522 and team sets 1563 and 1484. Also notes probable ATCHERS AP report Kansas City at Chicago game listing.
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Walkersville
Fashioner's
Fountain Mills
Duke's
Judies
Greenwood
C. Main
C Main
Lewistown
Sears Roebuck
Ce Farms
Armory
Arcade Lunch
American Optical Fort Detrick Ice Electric
Esso I
Hicks & Chick i
Ausherman’s Coast
Ideal Garage
Skeckies
H. Smi
Sears
HH. Stull
Arccade
Sears Roebue
Baseball Leaderboard Highlights and Semi-Pro Practice Report
League leaders include Kuenn Detroit 175 hits and 108 runs. Colavito Cleveland 102 RBIs. Killebrew 39 home runs. Aparicio 50 steals. Semi pro practice notes Frederick team at Washington Street playground 6 pm. Pirates vs Braves game details cited with scores and pitchers.
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Associated Press
Kuenn
Detroit
Katse
Yost
Detroi
Power
Colavito
Cleveland
Jensen
Boster
Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Boston
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Landis
Dell
Kubek
McDougald
New York
Killebrew
Frederick
Wash Lington Street
Pirates
Braves
Benaie Daniels
Ittsburgh
Wilwaukee
Friend
Porterfield
Himne
Gross
Burgess
Burdette
Crandall
Milwaukee
Aaron
Maye
Reen
Buhl
W—Buhl
L-Daniels
Polio Victim Wins Maryland Junior Open Archery Title
Hagerstown boy Willard Bussie McCarney, a polio survivor since age three, captured the Maryland Junior Open Archery Championship after a three day event with about 306 archers statewide. Joe E Brown claimed the men’s open title, Dorothy Cowell won the women’s open crown, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Oller took the husband and wife title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Willard (Bussie) McCarney
Joe E. Brown
Mannahone
Silver Spring
Russ Collins
Patapsco
Dorothy Cowell
Baltimore
Bay Fishing Fair Heads To Chesapeake Bay in September
Rose-Haven in Anne Arundel County hosts the Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair from September 11 to 13. The event, touted as the World's Largest Angler's Convention, draws thousands of anglers, yachtmen, and spectators.
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Sjamsville
Shenandoah Downs
Bob Agill
Leavit
Cincinnati
Robert Mimler
Dayton
Miller
Redleg
Willie Jones
Red Sox
Yankees
Don Buddin
Jerry Casale
Pumpsie Green
Bestor
Buddin
Yankee
Duke Maas
Casale
Green
Bob Turley
Jackie Jensen
Ieft
Sammy White
Git McDougald
Ardy Carey
Mickey Manile
Maas
Turley
Grba
Blaylock
Berra
Bienchard
Fornieles
White
W—Casale
L— Maas
Carey
Mantle
Greenus
Birds
Nats
Orioles
Baily O'Dell
Jim Lemon
Senator
Inniss
Dle Mgton
Roy Slevers
Hal Woodeshick
Ron Samford
Brooks Robinson
Wilhelm
Bob Alison
Jack Fisher
BJ Loes
O'Dell
Kemmerer
Stobbs
Griggs
Korcheck
Guisberg
W—Odell
L — Kemmerer
Nieman
Ore
Fischer
Hyde
Woodeshick A. G S
Courtney
R Korcheck
Fisher
Lees
Hoeft
Johnson
Triandes
Ginsberg
St. W
Woodeschick
L — Wilhelm
Robinson
Sievers
Samford
Gies
Wallenburg
Colo
Johnny Bellino
Colorado
Nebraska
Arizona
New Mexico
Bellino
Centennial Race Track
Denver
Giants
Phils
Reds Ceincinnate
Dave Philier
Joe Koppe
Philadelphia
Philier
Ruben Gomez
Humberto Robinson
Orlando Pena
Don Newcombe
Ladelphia
Richie Ashburn
Koppe
Philley
Wally Post
Carl Sawwatstell
Harry Anderson
I Robinson
Newcombe
Ike
Gomez
Walski
Lonnell
Pena
Bailey
W—Gomez
L—Pena
Post
Henry Agron
Lee Maye
del Cif
Johnny Antonelli
Bob Friend
Bob Porterfield
Ron Kline
Don Gross
The
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
Sanancisco
Wynniss
Onis
Aparicio
S — McLish
Shaw
Wrenn
Cunningham
Pinson
Mars
Banks
Moon
Mays
Gilliam
Antonelli
Drysdale
S. Jones
MOYER
Moyer’s
Mercury
Sinclair
Call Monument
Sinclar
King © Edward
America
Invincible
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Columbus
Richmond
Havana
Miami
Omaha
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Louisville
Indianapolis
Dallas
Houston
Charleston
Sacramento
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Vancouver
Shipley’s, Inc
N. Market St. Frederick
Delphey
Bermuda
Schwinn
Paris
Delphey’s Sports Store
West Patrick St
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