Frederick Hustlers Win State League Title Over Brunswick
Frederick Hustlers beat Brunswick 3-1 to clinch the Mors Bee State 5 f three series. Bob Dawson earned his second playoff win with a three hitter and Moss homered for Frederick. Antzie Lovelace drove in the tying run. Wayne Hawes and Young added hits as Frederick secured the title after a tense series.
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Wamsville
Frederick
VFW
Brunswick
Bob Dawson
Railroaders
Hustlers
Lawrence i
Tom Moing
Moss
Jesse Thompson
Dawson
Gerald Hauver
Nock Deener
Thompson
Jack Kinna
Antzie Lovelace
Tinker Michael
Young
Bayles
Wayne Hawes
Weaber
Hawes Ib
Garrett
Gordon
Wenner
Fox
Frederick B
Youray
Ff Dawson
U — Kehne
Newton
Orioles gain split clinch third in AL with 53 win over White Sox
Baltimore tops Chicago after dropping the opener 8 7 to clinch third place in the American League. Billy Hoeft earned his seventh win with a ninth inning run support aided by Hoyt Wilhelm. Dick Williams and Hank Foiles added key two run singles in a sixth inning rally as Juan Pizarro took the loss. First game saw Al Smith homer for Chicago and Jim Gentile hit his 45th for Baltimore.
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Chicago
Balltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Billy Hoeft
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dick Williams
Hank Foiles
Orioles
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
al Smith
Jim Gentile
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Gox
Barber
Brown
Lehew
Lau
Foiles
Horlen
Pierce
Hacker
Lollar
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Smith
Gentile
Eoe
Wakelm
Pizarro
Carreon
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Minoso
Go Carting Races At Frederick Center Winners Named
Twenty four carts raced Sunday at the Frederick Shopping Center hosted by the Thunderbug Kart Klub. Winners included Eddie Ganeau and Woody Adams in various Class A divisions and James Welty securing multiple podiums. Next races set for October 8 at the same venue. Babe Ruth’s World Series .300 record noted.
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Frederick
Thunderbug Kart Klub
Standard Jr
Eddie Ganeau
Randy Cook
Woody Adams
Gaithersburg
Wayne Scott
Damascus
Standard Sr
James Welty
Hampstead
Mitchell Bible
Middletown
Detroit Lions edge Baltimore Colts 16 15 on late field goal
Detroit snaps Baltimore’s comeback bid as Jim Martin nails a 49 yard field goal in the final four minutes to seal a 16 15 victory amid a tense NFL game at Detroit. Earl Morrall and Unitas traded drives with strong defense and two early Myhra and Martin field goals setting the stage.
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Detroit
Colts
Redskins
Eagles
John Kopeck
Lions
Baltimore Colt
Jim Martin
Colt
Martin
Baltimore
Colt Corral
Lion
Earl Morrall
Terry Barr
Marchetti
Brasse
Crew
Morrall
Nick Pietrosante
Bob Boyd
Jim Gibbons
Gibbons
Boyd
Mark Smolinski
Alexis Karris
Hopalong Cassady
Billy Ray Smith
Jim Colvin
Jim Ninowski
Gino Marchetti
Ninowski
Morrail
Smith
Steve Myhra
John Unitas
Unitas
Bass
Jimmy Orr
Orr
Georgia
Night Train Lane
Lenny Moore
Lane
Gary Lowe
Moore
Pietrosante
Perry
Myhra
Bart
Myrha
Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers 8-7 To Tighten NL Race
Cardinals build 6-0 lead then hold off Dodgers as Stan Musial delivers a key two bagger and Wally Moon and Ron Fairly drive late offense. Bob Gibson wins to even his record at 12-12 while Sandy Koufax drops to 18-12 after 3 1 3 innings of relief.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Redbirds
Rwick
Keno
Jed
Stan Musial
Warvi
Craig Ander
Son
Wally Moon
Tim Harkness
Ron
Norm Larker
Bob Gibson
Sandy Koufax
Frank Howard
Howard
Cardinals
Koufax
Craig
L. Sherry
Farrell
Roebuck
Roseboro
Gibson
Anderson
McDaniel
Oliver
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College football scores from Saturday across regions
The Associated Press roundup lists numerous games with final scores across the East South Midwest and West regions. Notable results include Buffalo over Boston University 24 12 Vanderbilt and South Carolina tied with Duke 7 7, Texas Tech defeated Mississippi State 0 6, and UCLA defeating Air Force 19 6. Cardinal tackle Ernie McMillan noted as brother to Shellie McMillan of the Detroit Pistons. spelling differences traced to birth certificates.
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Boson Univ
Geneva
Waynesburg
Kings
Trenton State
Cortland
Alfred
Frederick
Grove City
Duke
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
W. Virginia
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Fla
Kentucky
Miss. State
Texas Tech
George Wash
the Citadel
State
Mex. Poly
Florence State
Murray
Cardinal
Ernie McMillan
Shellie McMillan
Detroit Pistons
Frederick Falls 7-0 as Wheaton Exploits Heat
Wheaton high powered offense exploited Frederick defense in near 90 degree heat to win 7-0, snapping Frederick’s season start. Coach Molesworth blamed the heat for passing woes and noted injuries and fatigue for the Cadets. The loss came as Frederick prepares to face North Hagerstown at Mec Curdy Field Friday.
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Wheaton
Frederick
Cadets
Jack Molesworth
Fort Hill
Bill Hahn
Molesworth
Montgomery County
Jay Markey
Dick Bayles
Mike Brachey
Tom Brown
Pete Rinehart
Mec
Curdy
North Hagerstown
Sluggers Are Homerless As Bosox Win 3-1
Roger Maris homerless for the third straight Sunday as the Yankees fall 3-1 to Boston at Fenway Park. Monbouquette improves to 14-13, while Skowron hits the only Yankee homer in the fifth. The crowd of 30,802 sees Boston take a 1-1 game and pull ahead in the seventh with doubles by Runnels and Pagliaroni.
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Bob
Marisol
Monbouquette
Bill Skowron
Jeadoff
Elston Howard
Billy Gardner
John Blanchard
Maris
New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
I Terry
Arroyo
Reniff
Howard
Pagliaroni
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L—Arroyo
Skowron
Frederick Redskins Triumph 6 0 Over West York
The Frederick Redskins beat West York 6 to 0 at York Sunday with the lone score a 28 yard pass from Jeff Freland to Stan Main in the second period. Ron Hart set up the touchdown with a 40 yard punt return and Gaither led rushers with 105 yards on 16 carries. Next week the Skins face York Boys Club at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Jurgensen
Eagles
Pete Retzlaff
Retzlaff
Redskins
Ted Dean
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Fred Dugan
John Aveni
Snead
Wake Forest
San Francisco
Dugan
Washington
Ron Breedlove
Aveni
Don Bosseler
Frederick Redskins
West York
York
Jeff Freland
Stan Main
Ron Hart
Jack Gaither
Skins
Gaither
York Boys Club
McCurdy Field
Terps Open With 14 6 Victory Over Navy 20 10
Maryland wins its 1961 opener 14 6 over SMU as Dick Novak passes and Dennis Condie runs key. Penn State upends Navy 20 10 with Don Jonas tacking on two field goals and a TD. Navy leads at halftime before Navy kicker Mather sets a new academy record.
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NAVY
Associated Press
Maryland
Southern Methodist University
Terrapins
SMU
Dick Novak
Dennis Condie
Don Jonas
Nittany Lions
Western Marylana
Bridgewater
Morgan State
Hampton Institute
Shepherd College
Frostburg Teachers
Novak
Jonas
Lions
Carl Fink
Ron Klemick
Jim Stewart
Greg Mather
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Bob Cline
Forest
Sheffer
Fraley
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Yogi) Berra
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E. Pettingall
J. Rice
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