Reds Sweep Mets to Narrow Gap on Phillies
Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets 3-0 and 4-1 to extend a six game win streak and move within two games of first place Philadelphia. Jim Maloney tossed a one hitter in the opener, while Bob Purkey and Sam Ellis combined for a three hitter in the nightcap as Cincinnati racked up late home runs including Frank Robinson and Marty Keough to seal both games.
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Nw York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Jim Maloney
Bob Purkey
Sam Ellis
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Milwaukee
Maloney
Joe Christopher
Leo Cardenas
al Jackson
Pete Rose
Chico Ruiz
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Jesse Gonder
Jackson
Purkey
Mets
Ellis
New York
Robinson
Jack Fisher
Ruiz
Cincinnati
Ono
Malones
Edwards Jackson
Wakefield
Gander
L—Jackson
Pirates Fall 5-3 As Cardinals Capitalize On Error
St Louis Cardinals defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 Friday night. Gene Allen error sparked three first inning runs, Cards extend to third in NL pennant chase. Don Cardwell start for Pirates faltered. Blass and Richardson pitched. Manny Mota lulled a bunt single later.
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Pittsburgh
St Lews Cardinals
Gene Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Steve Blass
Cardwell
Cards
Blass
Brock
White
Curt Flood
Boyer
Dick Groat
Southpaw Gordon
Richardson
Pirates
Manny Mota
Donn Clendenon
Mota
St. Louis
Taylor
Schultz
McCarver
Face
May
McFarlane
W — Richardson
L—Cardwell
League Meeting at Frederick YMCA Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Tri County League schedules an important meeting for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Frederick YMCA. President Mel Garber asked all managers to attend.
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Tri-County League
Frederick Ymca
Mel Garber
Carter & Co
Ralph C. Betson
Mr. Betson
Frederick City
Frederick County
Betson
Allegany Eagles Rally Past N Hagerstown 20 18
High school football scores list Allegany edging N Hagerstown 20 to 18. Other results include Musselman 42 Shepherdstown 13, James M. Bennett 7 Havre de Grave 7 tied, and Crossland 20 Woodward 13 among district games. Howard County 14 Annapolis 6 also reported.
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Allegany
N. Hagerstown
Marlinsburg
Ft. Hill
Hancock
Kedgeville
Charles. Town
Boonsboro
Altoona
Chambersburg
Musselman
Shepherdstown
Harperts Ferry
Berkeley Springs
Wicomico
Laurel
James M. Bennett
Havre de Grave
Delmar
John M. Clayton
Dover Jafb
Rehoboth
Milford
Cape May
Harrington
Bridgeville
Duval
Suitland
Fairmont Heights
Surrattsville
Northwestern
Oxon Hill
Crossland
Woodward
Landon
St. Paul's
Howard County
Annapolis
Phillies slip as Braves rally in 12th to trim lead
Eddie Mathews drove in the tie breaking run in the 12th as Milwaukee scored twice and beat Philadelphia 7 3. The defeat drops the Phillies NL lead to a half game with seven left as Cincinnati gains ground after sweeping a doubleheader.
Sunday Baseball Fixtures Across Maryland Leagues
Germantown faces Brunswick Lake in the Maryland St. Leagu e schedule while Mi Awy meets Lucketts Sulivan in the Heart of MD league. Mt Airy hosts Airy versus Gambrills Repp in the ML Airy tournament with Weddle noting entries.
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Maryland ST. League
Germantown
Brunswick— Lake
Lipps
Heart OF MD
League
Lucketts—Sullivan, Weddle
MT. Airy
Airy Vs. Gambrills
Repp
Ara's Era in Iris hland to Begin Today
The start of Ara Parseghian’s Notre Dame era headlines opening college football action as Texas meets Texas Tech and Notre Dame faces Wisconsin under the new coach. Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Illinois and California also highlight a day of top games as Butkus wards off Morton and the Rose Bowl winner eyes a tough start.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Tech
Mississippi
Kentucky
Lllinis
California
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Irish
Parseghian
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Tulane
Longhorns
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Jackson
Miss
Florida
Southern California
Illinois
Dick Butkus
Craig Morton
Navy Faces Homecoming Test as Staubach Hobbles
Navy prepares for a homecoming game against William and Mary with All-America quarterback Roger Staubach uncertain to play after a bad leg bruise against Penn State last Saturday. Staubach, 1963 Heisman Trophy winner, managed the injury in the prior game, adding doubt to Navy’s lineup.
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Annapolis
Navy
Wal Ham
Mary
Midshipmen
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Penn State
National League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 90 wins, Cincinnati 88, St Louis 87, and San Francisco 86. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh trail, with notes on recent results including Milwaukee’s 7 to 12 loss in 12 innings to Philadelphia and Cincinnati sweeping New York. Upcoming matchups feature Milwaukee at Philadelphia and several cross-town and intra-division games across major clubs, with a full slate planned Sunday.
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Ww. B. Pet. Phila
Phia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Fran
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Lemaster
Mahaffey
Bennett
Tsitouris
Parsons
Simmons
Veale
Estelle
Koonce
Big League Standings and Scores Highlight MLB Action
American League race leaders New York and Baltimore posted wins as Chicago and Detroit split games. Bright spots included Stottlemyre and Tiant dominating on mound, while schedule features several interleague matchups across Cleveland, Minnesota, and Los Angeles with key divisional implications.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Stottlemyre
Osteen
Pappas
Jeveland
Tiant
Peters
Kanas City
Meyer
Twilight
Connelly
Decoit
Lolich
Grant
Og Angeles
Kelso
Stanky resigns as Cardinal director of player development
New York AP St Louis Cardinal owner August Busch Jr said he reluctantly accepted Eddie Stankys resignation as director of player development. The move follows the earlier resignation of Bing Devine as general manager. Stanky said Busch rejected his first request for release but then accepted his second.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinal
August Busch Jr
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Bing Devine
Cardinals
Bob, Howsam
Devine
Busch
Eddie
Mobile
Tar Heel frosh dump Baby Terps
North Carolina Tar Babies beat Maryland freshman team 20 to 14 as Tim Karrs threw two TD passes. Wright grabbed a 5 yard score in the third, Carr capped with a 34 yard pass late. Maryland outgained 318 rushing yards to 73 and 19 first downs to 13.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Tim Karrs
North Carolina
Tar Babies
Maryland
Karrs
Darrell Wright
Carlie Carr
UNC
Bill van Heusen
McKinley Wins In Davis Cup Opening Round
In Cleveland AP reports Chuck McKinley outplayed Fred Stolle 6-1 9-7 4-6 6-2 after Roy Emerson crushed Dennis Ralston 6-3 6-1 6-2 in 63 minutes. The Americans lead 1-1 as doubles loom with McKinley and Ralston set to face Emerson and Stolle, a pairing Australia has not yet tried this year. The final singles will decide the series on Sunday.
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Cleveland
Chuck McKinley
United States
Roy Emerson
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calaff
Emerson
Ralston
McKinley
America
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Stolle
Stolle
Emerson Defeats Ralston In Brutal Tennis Match
Emerson, holder of the Australian, Wimbledon and United States titles, crushed Ralston in a swift, brutal finish that left 6,748 in disbelief as he lost only four points in the final games and broke Ralston’s serve.
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Stolle
Ralston
McKinley
Emerson
United States
Federal Grant For New Market Sewage Project Approved
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a federal grant of 39450 for a New Market sanitary district sewage project in Frederick County Maryland. Rep Carlton Sickles reported the approval on Friday. The plan includes interceptor sewers pumping stations force mains and a secondary treatment plant.
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Washington
New Market
Frederick County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carlton R. Sickles
D-Md
Department
Skillful comeback marks pivotal rally in tennis match
The player turned the match with a remarkable stretch from 0-40 on his own serve, winning 12 straight points to swing momentum and gain control. This sequence showcased resilience and precision under pressure, highlighting a decisive shift in the contest.
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