George Bachtell Emerges As Coast Guard Pitcher Star
George Bachtell of South Hagerstown High rose to prominence at the Coast Guard Academy in New London. A southpaw pitcher, he posted a 1.00 ERA over 9 innings last season and 6 earned runs in 54 1 3 innings, with 49 strikeouts. He pitched eight innings in the NCAA regional, was the losing pitcher vs Hampden-Sidney, and will face Dutch champions in Amsterdam this summer.
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South Hagerstown High
Rebels
Marlin Bachtell
Summit Ave
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South Nigh
United States Coast Guild Academy
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New London
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Steve Costion
South High
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Tom
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Rick Kephart
South
Gary Brown
Martinsburg
Wayne Vaughn
Bob Wallace
Rick Miller
Jim Combs
Combs
Butch Staubs
Bass Ceravalo
Jim Lawson
Mike Shermain
Marshall Thompson
Charles Town
Don Popert
Tom Kirnas
Rip Flick
Miller
Wera
Doug Fryer
Bill Mercer
John Halmes
Ror Wisler
Tim Butts
Orioles Strike Long Road Trip In Tight AL Chase
The Orioles, after dropping nine of their last eleven, stay one game out of first in the American League as New York narrows the gap and Minnesota and Detroit press from behind. Baltimore tours a long road swing in 15 days, with four straight on the slate and a second-place pace on the line.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
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Baltimore Orioles
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New York
Minnesota
Pice
Detroit
Liston Clay Fight Carded Reports Say
Boston Herald reports Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay agreed to meet for the heavyweight title in Philadelphia. Bill Calling quotes Jack Nilon saying the bout is signed and Clay schedule includes London bout versus Cooper while Liston faces Patterson.
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Cary
Boston Herald
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Bill Calling
Flo Nifon
Liston
Jack ‘Nilon
London
Clay
Fountain Head Lists Junior Golf Events and Clinics
Fountain Head Country Club announces an expanded junior golf program for the 1960 season with a two division setup for players 18 holes and under 14. A Junior Committee led by Norman M. Holzapfel oversees events while Dave Danzer captains the team along with Johnny Baer and others managing handicaps. Three clinics led by Charlie Herling and Eddie Hewitt inaugurate the season, followed by a dense schedule of team matches and tournaments through the year featuring Beaver Creek Waynesborg Frederik and other teams with various formats and handicap events.
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Norman M. Holzapfel
John Baar Arnt
Richard Wants
FHCC
Dave Danzer
Danzer
Johnny Baer
Tommy Station
Ricky Hamilton
Skip Kain
Charlie Herling
Eddie Hewitt
Fountain Head
Powers rally seals 98 Softball win at Roscoe Park
Powers led a ten hit rally in the final inning to beat Appalachian 9 to 4 at Roscoe Park. Basore shut the door as Eddie Owens and Duane Owens contributed strong outfield defense while Joe Potts, Tom Henry, and Jack Melzer added key at bats. Tess Kline and Ray Doyle finished 2 for 3 as the county league game produced tallies late and a decisive finish.
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Eddie Owens
Joe Potts
Duane Owens
Inn
Tom Henry
Jack Melzer
Tess Kline
Ington County Softball League
Ray Doyle
Rosewoir Park
Powers
Aps
Appalachian
Bill Basare
Basare
Myers
Kline
Marv Zaccaria
Wilson
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list highlights top leaders in both leagues. Key names include Kaline Wagner and Al Kaline leading in runs and batting, with Cepeda and Groat atop doubles and batting. In pitching, Drysdale and Koufax post high strikeout totals, while McLean and Moloney post strong win counts.
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Pearson
Los Angeles
Iraline
Detroit
Versalles
Minnesota
Power
Taples Hinlea
Washington
Clinton
Boston
Cimali
Kansas City
Mligon
Wagner
Staten
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Horlen
Chiea
Ned Roland
Del
Pascual
Harber
Covington
Philadtelphia
Groat
St. Louis
Tuns
Tloat
He Aaron
Milwaukee
Rugs
Robinson
Cinccinnati
Agron
Hoyer
St Lous
White
Cepeir
San Francisco
Pinsos
Cincinati
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Cincinnati
Aaron
Banks
Pinson
Wills
McHean
Fitzbourg
Moloney
O'Dell
Drysdale
Koufax
Minor League Scores From Three Leagues
International League games included Toronto edging Jacksonville 4 3 in 11 innings and Atlanta defeating Syracuse 1 0 while Richmond beat Indianapolis 8 4 and Columbus won 5 3 over Buffalo Rochester 4 3 over Arkansas. Pacific Coast League saw Spokane 4 Seattle 1 and Oklahoma City 7 San Diego 0 with other games postponed.
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Jacksonville
Atlanta
Syracuse
Richmond
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Columbus
Buffalo
Rochester
Arkansas
Spokane
Seattle
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Jay struggles for wins as Reds ace hits rough patch
Cincinnati Reds right hander Joey Jay, once a top prospect, endures a frustrating season with just three victories midseason. He laments the toll of repeated losses, explains how losing streaks affect his focus, and reflects on the pressure to maintain a proven track record after years of steady production in Milwaukee and Cincinnati.
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Cincisnati Reds
Lalwo
Jay
Milwaukee
Reds
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Stallard
Pliching
Jing
BCCC
Fights Last Night In Boston Promises Bold Prospects
Boston card featured Larry Carney of Lowell outpointing Gaylord Barnes. Mike Pusateri knocked out Julius Owens in a separate bout. Willie Kee stopped Tima Amador, while Davell Paterson halted Gabriel Branhile in a rough but decisive night of boxing.
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Boston
Larry Carney
Lowell
Mass
Gaylord Barnes
Mason Wins Mile Race In 4 27 At Cumberland Valley Meet
Mason, a Marlinsburg High senior, won the fourth annual Cumberland Valley ALC Invitation Mile in 4 27.0 at Mercersburg Academy. Newton’s 4 26.2 mark from last year remains the standard, as Mason’s pace faded late. Costion stunned with 4 56. Let's proceed with caution: the text contains OCR errors and some garbled numbers.
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Curlis Mason
Cumberland Valley
Mercereburg Academy
Marlinsburg High
Mason
Richard Newton
Newton
Les
Tigers Crush Red Sox as Kaline Homers Twice
In Detroit Kaline hit two home runs driving in four runs as the Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 6-1. Downing and Yankees limited Washington to two runs for their first major league win in a doubleheader split with the Senators.
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al Downing
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Kaline
Tigers
Boston
Jay Seacrist Memorial Golf Tourney Planned Here
Allen Seacrist announces the third annual Jay Seacrist Memorial Golf Tournament at Hagerstown Municipal Course open to area golfers. The event shifts to two division match play with a qualifying round June 15 to July 7. low 32 in championship flight chase the city crown while entry is the regular green fee. Championship trophies and merchandise awards will honor top performers.
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Hagerstown
Allen Seacrist
Publix
Public Links
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Jack Seville
Young Seacrist
Sam Snead Faces Open Qualifying Bid Across Nation
Veteran golfer Sam Snead, 61, seeks one of 99 berths in the 63rd U S Open at Brookline. Across six sectional sites and Purchase N Y, Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver, Portland, and Washington already filled many spots as top names like Nicklaus, Palmer, and Player earned automatic entries. The field narrows from 2421 entrants to 150 players at Brookline.
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Associated Press
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Sam
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
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Portland
Ore
Moday
Brookline Fine
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Redhot
Tony Gera
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecaff
Julius Boros
PGA
Jay and Ligne
Hebert
Chick Harbert
Jim Tunesa
Jim Ferrier
Vic Ghezzi
Bill Collins
Johnny Pott
George Bayer
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Mason Rudolph
Don January
Joe Campbell
Davey Mart
Purchase
N.Y
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Jerry Barber
Walt Burkemo
Jack Burke
Detroit
Pittssburgh
Alanta
White Sox manager Lopez says team will improve this season
Chicago manager Al Lopez, optimistic about a young White Sox squad leading the pennant race, says the club is getting better every game and will be strong down the stretch. He notes the starters average about 24 years, younger than the 1959 champions.
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Chicago
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
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