Guyton to represent Hagerstown in Orioleland game
Dwight Guyton, a first baseman from Hagerstown, has been selected by Paul McNeal to play in the Orioleland exhibition at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore on July 27. Guyton, a top prep league slugger and South High Rebel standout, is deemed a strong pro prospect but unlikely to sign a contract now.
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Dwight Guyton
Hagerstown
Orioleland
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Paul
Earl) McNeal
Oriole
Ricky Miller
Phil Petry
Guyton
South Nigh
University of Maryland
College Park School
Beaver Creek Club Sends Best Wishes to Murray Kramer
The gang at Beaver Creek Country Club wishes Murray Kramer a speedy recovery after his recent surgery at Washington County Hospital. He is in room 566 and would welcome messages from friends as he recovers from the golf mateh.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Bob Wall
Bob
HCC
Fountain Head
al Gardner
Beaver Creek Country Club
Murray Kramer
Washington County Hospital
Murray
Hancock Stars Host Oakland In District 1 Opener
Hancock all-stars prepare to host Oakland district playoff action at Gerber Field Monday evening with teams from the Yankees Braves Giants and Tigers represented in the dream squad selections. Donald Chaney to direct with Herb Fink as aide.
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Gerber
Hancock All-Stars
Oakland
Hancock Wheel
Yankees
Lee Fleming
Kenny Shiyes
Larry Monson
Mike Hoffman
Johnny Show
Trail
Donald Chaney
Herb Fink
Forfeit Victory in Prep League Game
Hancock failed to provide a full nine players for Thursday's Prep League match against the Dodge Boys. Hapers town team was awarded a 9-0 forfeit as the losers had only eight uniformed players ready when umpires ruled. The Optimist Cubs were set to meet the Yankees. national league scores include Columbus 10 Arkansas 9, Atlanta 44 Buffalo 15, Indianapolis 6, Jacksonville Toronto, Rochester 2 Richmond 4, Syracuse 3.
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Swith
Dodge Boys
Haperstown
Cubs
Yankees
Columbus
Arkansas
Atlanta
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
Syracuse
Julius Boros In Perfect Position To Win PGA Title
National Open champ Julius Boros is viewed as in a strong spot after opening with 74 at Dallas Athletic Club as Dick Hart leads with 68. Palmer predicts Boros will ride momentum while Hart seeks an advantage in the second round of the PGA Championship.
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Palmer
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Ronald Palmer
Dallas Athletic Club
Dick Hart
Julius
Hart
Tony Lema
Tony
Lemna
Arnie
Hinsdale
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Bebe Charles
Mason Rudolph
Shelley Mayfield
Alimyersy
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Brook Hollow
McClearst
Cricker
Johnston-P. Mose
Haros
Mayfield
T. Kine
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Fisher
Mari Stewart
Nean Kalle
Doug Ford
Bernice Haas
Pittsburgh
Bruce Crampton
Lema
Chuck Congdon
Tacoma
Aftica
Gary Mayer
Beaver Creek Golfers Host Wayneshoro
Beaver Creek Country Club prepares for a 15 foursome inter-city match against Waynesboro, with Beaver Creek aiming for a fourth straight season title. Ron Stansbury and Rupert Morris lead Beaver Creek against Paul McKenzie and Ed Joiner, as 60 players tee off at 10:45.
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Tomor
Waynesboro Country Club
Bob Porter
BCCC
Frederick Vfw
Purcullville
Beaver Creek
Waynesboro
Amy—S. McConnelled
Fisher, Jr
R. Really
G. Hohn
Kauffman
Fisher
E. Burkett
Kendle
C. Ness
Shull
Lions Rally To Win 8 4 In Williamsport League Match
Lions overcome Kaplan's team 8 to 4 as they push four runs across in the sixth inning. Roney Naye and G Anderson lead the nine hit attack with two safeties each while Defelice adds a triple. Richard Douis earned the win on the mound.
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Kaplan
Roney Naye
G. Anderson
Defelice
Ceraval
Turney
Daubani iAnrtessoe
West End Little League All Stars Named for 1863 Season
The West End Little League, defending Maryland state champions, unveils the 1863 all-star squad. Nacco leads with five selections, followed by Hi-Fis with three. Picks include Terry Knight, Phill Russell, Steve Brozier, Larry Henry, Ian Mayer, Merle Buser, Ken Graber, Greg Bonebrake, John Anthony, Tori Foltz, Billy Martin, Charlie Sanders, Jim Stags, Robert Kliner, and George Schrotterbeck as coach Harold Spigler plans opening district tourney at home against Halfway circuit.
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West End
Maryland
Cham Ters
Edi Jon
Nacco
Naecco
Terry Knight
Phill Russell
Steve Brozier
Larry Henry
Ian Mayer
Hi-Fi
Merle Buser
Ken Graber
Greg’ Bonebrake
John Anthony
Tori Foltz
Bulls Tean
Billy Martin
Charlie Sanders
Jim the
Stags
Robert Kliner
Packers
George Schrotterbeck
Will Piiot
Harold Spigler
Relief Hurlers Sparkle In American League Play
In a crowded American League slate relief pitchers shined as Radatz earned his 11th win for Boston, Dailey shut out the Yankees over the final three innings, and Miller delivered a Detroit victory. National League scores included Dodgers, Cubs, Reds, and Phillies wins. The fishing party story notes Marlin catches by West and Smith, with the Hagerstown group fishing in rough seas sponsored by Antietam Motors.
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Jack Martin
Kenneth McDowell
Arnold Starths
Bud Metcalfe
Qwen Jones
Joe Roche
Buzz Downs
Warren McCann
Norman Melis
West
Smith
Oly Loree Marlin
Hagerstown
Two Yesterday's Stars in Major League Action
Gene Freese drove in four of Cincinnati's first five runs with a double and single as the Reds beat the Cardinals 6-3. Lau Boozer earned his first major league victory with a three-hit effort, leading the Phillies to a 5-1 win over the Astros.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York ‘Mets
Philadelphia
Houston
Radatz
Kansas City
Red Sox
Ed Raken
Daly Willis
Chet Nichols
Jack Larne
Gye
Norm Siebern
Carl Yastroemski
Roman
Radala
Jon
Dailey
Camilo Pascual
Doleting
Yanks
Associated Press
Gene Freese
Reds
Cardinals
Lau Boozer
Colts
Phillies
Pacific Coast League Scores From The Night
San Diego blanked Oklahoma City three to zero while Salt Lake II dropped Seattle four. Portland routed Tacoma Spokane four to none in Dallas Fort Worth.
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San Diego
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake II
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Coons Hits Two Homers Including Grand Slam in rout
Mike Coons blasted a pair of home runs, the second a grand slam, to lift Potomac Edison to an 18 to 6 victory over Fairchild in the Halfway Bittle League. Dalington led with three hits while Noland Holder and Rider had two each, fueling a seven run burst.
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Mike Coons
Potomac Wdison
Fairchild
Coons
Tew
Meredith Dalington
Bob Noland
Bob Holder
Dave Rider
Potomac Edison
Orioles Rally Past Tigers Behind Stu Miller Heroics
Baltimore edge Detroit 6 5 in 11 innings to pull within 6 1/2 games of the Yankees. Stu Miller earned the win in relief after a tense start, Joe Gaines delivered a two run pinch double for the decisive hit, Russ Snyder and Bob Johnson had three hits each, Boog Powell drove in two runs, and Fred Valentine returned with a pinch single. Dave McNab (3 3) will start vs Kansas City, opposed by Orlando Pena (5 14).
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Kings
Rich Rollin
Twins
Fey
Homer
Heela
Cently
Pascual
Ljngis
Jagt
Sas Bach
Prits Marlin
Perry
Jiniy
Don
Dailey
Harald
Minnesota
Ralph Terry
Yanks
Elston Howard
Milter
Orioles
John Orsine
Gaines
Tigers
Mike McCormick
Dick Hall
Baltimore
Billy Bruton
Miller
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Stu
Stu Miller
Detroit Tigers
Joe Gaines
New York Yankees
Slader
Dick Hart
John Osino
Russ Snyder
Bob Johnson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Orshin
Powell
Fred Valentine
Luis Aparicio
Dave McNabby
Orlando Pena
Owens in Serious Condition After Colorado Crash
R C Qwers, Colts pass catching star, was listed in serious but not critical condition after a one car crash in Eastern Colorado. He suffered a severe brain concussion a partially collapsed lung and a fractured rib. The accident also killed his four year old daughter Pamela and injured his wife Ting and their infant son Darren. The family was treated at Presbyterian Hospital after initial care in Yuma, California.
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R. C. Qwers
Baltimore Colts
Ting
Colorado
Pamela
Darren
Presbyterian Hospital
Yura, Caio
Clear Spring Beats Green Brothers in Protested Softball Game
Clear Spring downed Green Brothers 86 in the Mason-Dixon Softball League Thursday after a disputed play in the south inning. Thomas of the losers hit a homer, the big blow of the game, as the protest over the call lingered.
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Clear Spring
Green Brothers
Mason-Dixon
Thomas
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