Victory comes on one hit as VFW Hustlers topple Brunswick
In the opening Maryland State League playoff game at McCurdy Field Frederick edged Brunswick 2-0. Don Brown delivered a two-out bases loaded single in the eighth after Lawrence Wenner held Frederick hitless through 8 1 3 innings. Wenner allowed only three walks while Billy Merriman finished the ninth for Frederick.
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Frederick
Brunswick
McCurdy Field
Maryland
Don Brown
Billy Merriman
VFW
Lawrence Wenner
Merriman
Dick Bayles
Tom Richy
Wenner
Bayles
Bill Carder
Bob Dawson
Dave Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Jack Kinna
Brown
Calder
Dawson
Davwson
Chris Sole
Creagerstown
Fraley
Yellow Springs
Harold
Mike Fyock
Bob Cline
Bill Hammond
Guy Sinh
Luther Shufi
Ken Linton
Hargelt
Ted Marshall
PECA STANDINGS AND RESULTS FROM A BUSTLING DAY
Standings show New York at top with 53 wins and 90 losses, facing Detroit Boston Cleveland and others. Yesterday scores include Kansas City 13 0 and Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 3, plus Heart of Maryland League play as Lucketts edged Liberty 8 7 setting up a third game. Timonium meet attendance up slightly to 90 786 with betting near 4.9 million. World records and minor league results noted.
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New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Schwal
Wasington
Cheney
Chance
Pascual
Lucketts
Liberty
Heart of Maryland
Harmony
Williams
Stocks
Weller
Shelton
Jacobs
Timonium
Yankees sweep Indians as Mantle homer fuels doubleheader win
New York Yankees sweep Cleveland Indians 7 6 and 9 3 in a doubleheader as Mickey Mantle hits his 53rd homer and Roger Maris, 27th birthday, misses Babe Ruth pace with 56 homers. Piersall involved in benches clearing incidents. Whitey Ford knocked out in first game as Indians rally. TITLE
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Mantle
Ruth
Maris
Babe
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Indians
Boston
Detroit
Tiger
Yanks
Jimmy Piersail
Piersall
Cleveland
Johnny Temple
Jjames McInerney Jr
Bayport
Robert Mendez
Ronkonkoma
N.Y
Cletus Boyer
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Piers
Boyer
Mike de la Hoz
Charlie Berry
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Whitey Ford
Rich’son
Plersall
Kubek
Fricona
Romara
Kirkland
Blanen
Power
Howard
Latman
aLopez
Locke
Temple
Richar
Skowron
Francona
Blanchard
xFord Se
Coates
Arroyo
Ford
Umant
Linsalata
Stewart
Berry
Virginia Cavaliers Show Confidence In Scrimmage Under Elias
ACC football roundup notes Virginia Cavaliers under new coach Bill Elias impressed with strong running by backs and solid line play in a scrimmage. Clemson and North Carolina teams praised for effort, while Wake Forest and NC State logged mixed results as coaches remarked on progress and ongoing work.
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Bill Elias
Clemson
Frank Howard
ACR
Jim Hick
Jack Wilson
Wena North
Duke
Oklahoma
Bud Wika
Maryland
Tom Nugent
Nugent
Shiner
Wake Forest
Bill Hildebrand
South Carolina
Marvin Is
Gamecocks
Romar Gabriel
North Carolina State
Tom
Swan
Earle Edwards
Airman Le Ed Moore Captures Pacific Command Golf Honor
At Clark Air Base Philippines Airman Le Ed Moore won the Pacific Command Air Force Golf Tournament with 295 over 72 holes. Team Kota Tachikawa Air Base placed second overall with 1239. Tachikawa's John Rober took second in the seniors division with 3 in a field of nine. Hickam AFB Hawaii’s Lockham led nine others with 321. Baker and Craner noted among the other participants.
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Clark Force Base
Philippines
Ed Moore
Clark Air Force Base
Pacific Command Air Force
Kota Tachikawa Air Base
AEB
John Rober
Tachika Kk Sectond
Lockham
Hickam Afb
Hawaii
Giants Rally Past Dodgers Four Back With 7 1 Victory
San Francisco beats Los Angeles 7-1 at Candlestick Park as Cepeda and Mays power the win. Mays drives in three, Cepeda hits his 40th, and Miller earns the win to drop the Dodgers four games behind Cincinnati. Reds down St Louis 4-2.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Lious
McBean
Sanrancisco Sanford
Burdette
St.ouis
Jackson
Buzhardt
Ls Angeles
Padres
N Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Los Angetes Dodgers
Dodgers
Reds
Billy Laes
Stu Miller
Giants
Miller
Laes
Stan Williams
Edger
Ceneda
Leater
Mays
Cepeda
Candlestick Park
Ono
San Fran
Willams
Koufax
Golden ‘T
Roseboro
Lees
Bailey
W—Miller
L—Williams
Tragedy mars Italian Grand Prix at Monza
AP report details a deadly Italian Grand Prix at Monza with spectators killed and several injured after Baron Von Trips’s Ferrari crashed into the crowd. William Mairani and Sergio Marsotto describe Hill’s victory securing the 1961 World Driving Championship, with Moss in third and Gurney, McLaren also placing.
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William Mairani
Sergio Marsotto
Associated Press
MONZA
Italy
Phil Hill
United States
Wolfgang v
Gerald
Baron von Trips
Ferrari
Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
von Trips
Lotus
Jimmy Clark
Gerald Ashmore
Clark
Hit
Stirling Moss
Britain
Watkins Glen
N.Y
MarylandNames Sophomore Dick Shiner First String QB Contender
Maryland coach Nugent after a long Saturday scrimmage indicated sophomore Dick Shiner may start at quarterback this season. Shiner outperformed Dick Novak in the session, though Novak remains likely starter until after next Saturday’s scrimmage before the SMU game. Melton saw limited action while Poniatowski nursed a hip injury and Crass sat out with a pulled back.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Tom Nugent
Dick Shiner
Nugent
Shiner
Dick Novak
Cliff) Mellon
Novak
Dale Betty
Melton
Baltingore
SMU
Maryland
Gary Collins
Henry Pontiatowski
Poniatowski
Pat Crass
Post's Homer Gives Cinci 5-2 Triumph
Wally Post belted a three run homer as the Cincinnati Reds swept the St Louis Cardinals 5-2. Bob Purkey won his 16th, surrendering only two hits until the sixth inning, while Vada Pinson added three hits and two runs. Frank Robinson failed to clear the infield with runners aboard as Cincinnati built an early lead and held on behind Purkey.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
Wally Post
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Reds
Pest
Purkey
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Post
Pinson
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Ox—S
Sadecki
Anderson
Miler
Sawatski
Zimmerman
Phillies Rally Past Cubs for 14-6 Victory
Philadelphia erased a 6-1 deficit with a seven run seventh and six run eighth, aided by Don Demeter’s grand slam off Don Cardwell and five Cubs errors. Ruben Amaro walked with the bases loaded to force in a run, Tony Taylor delivered a pair of hits, and Cal lison homered for the Phillies. Ferrarese earned the win. Schultz closed. Demeter’s 18th homer paced the comeback. In other actions, Hungary beat East Germany 3-2 to secure a spot in the World Cup finals in Chile.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Don Demeter
Don Cardwell
Phillies
Ruben Amaro
Tony Taylor
Cubs
Philadelpha
Roberts
Ferrarese
Sullivan
Dalrymple
Cardwell
Schultz
Anderson
Elston
Brewer
Barragan
S. Taylor
W-Ferrarese
Sschultz
Philadelphia
Callison
Demeter
Hungary
Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Chile
Netherlands
Orioles Rally Past Senators 3-2 in Tight Finish
Reliever Hoyt Wilhelm closed out Washington as the Orioles held on for a 3-2 win. A two-run pinch single by Billy Klaus with two outs in the ninth spoiled a shutout bid by Chuck Estrada. Solo homers by Jackie Brandt and Brooks Robinson provided Baltimore’s other runs amid a tense late rally.
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Baltimore
Hoyt Wilhelm
Marty Keough
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Billy Klaus
Chuck Estrada
Jackie Brandt
Brooks Robinson
Washington Baltimore
Veal
Rob
fKlaus
Williams
Keough
Ob Snyder
Tasby Cf
Brandt
King
Johnson
Herzog
Zipfel
McClain
Cottier
Woodling
Klippstein
Vaal
Washington
E — B-Robinson
Relzer
B.robinson
Hr— Brandt
B. Robinson
B—Brandt
Hinton
S—Estrada
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Sole
Railroaders
Skeeter Webber
Antzie Lovelace
Tom Michael
Nock Deener
Webber
Wayne Hawes
Joe Gordon
Heart of Md. League
Jersey City
Richmond
Columbus
Charleston
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Gentile
Baltimore Oriole
Jim Gentile
Chicago White Sox
Memorial Stadium
Muns
Jay Silvester
Tremonton
Utah
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Portland
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
American Association
Louisville
Denver
Indianapolis
Houston
Mante
Bruns
Bucky Summers
Hustlers
Perry
Alien
Thomas Daley
W Daley
L Perry
Held
Nieman
ACC
Virginia
Elias
Cavaliers
Mains Bombers
Anins
Cramer
Stanrick Eimore
Var Trips
John Surtes
Joachim Bonnier
Sweden
Surtees
Cooper
Bonnier
Dan Gurney
Riverside
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Soph Dick Shiner
Homer
Cincy
Ray Sadecki
Innning
Eddie Kasko
PHILS
News - Post
the News
Orioles
Senator
Estrada
Wilhelm
U—Drummond
Paparella
Carrigan and
Runge
Bugle Call IL
C. Mahlon Kline
Bugle Call TV
William du Ponter
Union Hospital
Elkton
Cecil County
Moscow
Soviet Union
Aafreideri
Early Bird
Jetta
Blue Ridge Oil Company
FreDeRick, Md
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