NBC considered to aid local Frederick baseball leagues
The column recalls a winter idea to affiliate the Maryland State League the Tri County League and the Heart of Maryland League with the National Baseball Congress to strengthen amateur baseball in Frederick County. It notes NBC could aid in protests and player eligibility without overstepping, and cites Mel Garber of the Tri County League as open to learning more about NBC.
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Tri-County
Heart of Maryland
National Baseball Congress
Frederick County
NBC
Mel Garber
Tri-County League
Willingless
Lum Harris Contemplates Orioles Manager Post After 62–Record Season
Lum Harris, 46, says he’s enjoying managing the Baltimore Orioles with a 62–record to date. He hints he could stay next year if offered, praises teammate Gus Gentile, and notes a desire to shorten Memorial Stadium fences to aid the pitching staff.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Highlight Tornado Note
The standings show Baltimore, Washington, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, Minnesota, Chicago, Los Angeles with varied records. Yesterday’s results include Chicago beating Philadelphia 4-1 and St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 1. San Francisco 7 Los Angeles 3. A Britannica note states Iowa and Kansas have the greatest tornado frequency at about 15 per square mile annually.
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Encycloipedia Britannica
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Mantle In Homer Spotlight Hits 52nd Homer
Orioles stay hot by sweeping a doubleheader from the Senators, extending their winning streak to seven. Errors aided both rallies as Washington slumped, with Baltimore rallying in the ninth to win the opener after Brinkman’s miscue and a circuit of singles by Brandt Gentile and Herzog. Second game ended 4-9 with Hall, Hobaugh, Gabler and Green contributing. King homered for Washington in the nightcap.
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Susler
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Katyna
Green Hall
Lauri —Hall
King
Morhardt Debuts With Cubs In 4-1 Win Over Phillies
Chicago rookie Moe Morhardt logged his first major league hit a single as the Cubs beat Philadelphia 4 1. Morhardt drove in Sammy Taylor with a second inning single as Chicago scored three runs to chase Mahaffey. Dick Ellsworth allowed three hits in a 78 pitch outing to collect his eighth win with Banks Taylor and Ellsworth among the Cubs to deliver key plays.
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Richie Ashburn
Ernie Banks
Dick Ellsworth
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Lehman
Dalrymple
Edsworth
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Scholastic Football Scores From Altoona Area
Altoona Catholic edged Allegany 13 12 and Fort Hill defeated LaSalie 7 6 in a slate of scholastic football results. The brief scores highlight close games with Catholic and Allegany trading a narrow finish and Fort Hill securing a one touchdown win at home.
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LaSalie
Tri Co and state league playoffs highlight weekend action
Thorough weekend slate features the final Maryland State League playoff series opening Sunday at McCurdy Field with Brunswick facing Frederick VFW Hustlers, plus Tri County League tensions as Middletown visits Germantown. Local results include Yellow Springs Creagers Town and other regional matchups, with early NFL exhibition scores Chicago 24 Pittsburgh 21.
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Chris Sole Sole
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Curry
Angleberger
Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Myers
Brandenburg
AFL Ready to Start 2nd Season Lions Face Cleveland
The AFL opens its second season with Houston at Oakland and San Diego vs Dallas in focus. Cleveland Browns prepare for a key exhibition against the Detroit Lions, while the Eagles, Packers, and Rams pursue final tuneups before the regular season. The schedule features top teams clashing across cities including Boston New York and Buffalo, with several preseason tests winding down.
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Laver Wins but Dell Emerges as Bright Spot in Nationals
In Forest Hills, Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Rafael Osuna, and Mike Sangster reached the all-foreign men’s semifinal in the National Tennis Championships. Unseeded Donald Dell battled top seed Laver before losing 6-4 7-9 6-3 6-4, while Whitney Reed fell to Osuna. Emerson, Sangster, and other results shaped a strong international field as Dell stood out for the United States.
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Mantle ties major league one season home run mark
Roger Maris failed to add to his home run total as Mantle hit his 52nd of the season to tie the two man major league record of 107 homers set by Ruth and Gehrig in 1927. Mantle’s blast came off Gary Bell in the fifth as the Yankees crushed Cleveland for their ninth straight win and moved toward the 154 game limit.
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Hill Holds Lead In Denver Open After Strong Round
Dave Hill fired a 61 on Friday to back up a 63 first round, taking a one stroke lead at 127 in the Denver Golf Open. Art Wall Jr. shot 61 for a 132 total, moving into solo second as Juan Rodriguez tied for third at 134 with several players. Wall’s round included an eagle and eight birdies as Hill, 24, noted he’s playing better than expected.
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John Sample Faces Another Heavy Fine
Baltimore AP reports defensive halfback Johnny Sample faces another fine if he rejoins the Baltimore Colts after walking out during an exhibition in Norman Oklahoma. GM Don Kellet says if he does not return the league will be advised and Sample could be placed on the reserve list, with another hefty fine if he comes back. Colts roster counts 38 with two cuts due by next week as Ike Grimsley shows up for possible bid. Wertz traded from Boston to Detroit for undisclosed terms plus a player to be named later.
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Ike) Grimsley
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