Orioles Continue Pennant Push on Road Trip
Baltimore infield shines as a young group drives 132 RBIs and 7 double plays while the Orioles chase the 1960 AL title. They finish the road swing with Kansas City and start a 12 game home stand versus Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, New York and the Senators. Golf notes praise Arnold Palmer after a 65 in the U S Open as he chases the British Open, aiming to complete a career grand slam under pressure.
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Softball league on Sunday features tight races and standout plays
In Washington Coun, West End Tevera led with 13-5 and Anderson's 12-4 as Buck Sisk earned the win. Tevera drove three RBI while Duke Anderson contributed another, and Dick Mulligan knocked in two. Gallo's defense held firm early but Stives plated a run as Manuel and Slayman provided timely plays. Losing pitcher was HR, Wilson batter at 144.
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Orioles Battle to Narrow Lead in Midseason I L Standings
The Baltimore Orioles rally from five runs down to beat Kansas City 6 3, staying within a half game of the New York Yankees atop the American League pennant chase. Tommie Hiro gen? Not needed. (Note: The story contains several players and game details. core facts focus on Orioles win, late rally, and standings impact.)
Jones Hands Clay Split Decision In Boxing Classic
New York heavyweight Doug Jones defeated Von Clay of Philadelphia by a split decision at St. Nicholas Arena. Jones moved to 2-0 against Clay, who suffered his third straight loss in 16 fights. Clay cited an injured right hand, swelling on the middle finger, after the match.
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Top Favorites Fall As Maryland Amateur Golf Open
In Baltimore, three of the state’s top bets were eliminated by end of the second round. Willis Johnson of Baltimore Country Club ousted defending champion Ralph Bogart and then beat Pat Webb. Harold Ridgely, a 47 year old Air Force sergeant from Andrews, defeated Claude Wild and edged Carl Loffren in nineteen holes, becoming the odds-on favorite to win the 40th annual Maryland Amateur at the Viney Farms course outside Baltimore.
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Claude Wild
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Brooke Manan
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Quarter Midgets To Race Sunday At Funkstown Track
The Auto Club will hold another program of racing tomorrow at the Funkstown track starting at 1 p.m. Young drivers aim to improve their point standings as the track and cars are in top shape. A large crowd is expected for the third program of the year with free parking and ample seating in the bleachers.
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Dick Mullen Cards 71 in PGA Tourney at Annapolis
Dick Mullen shot 71 at the Annapolis links in the Middle Atlantic PGA event but finished fourth. Jimmy Clark of Washington Golf and Country Club tied for top money with Ray Heins of Annapolis at four under par. Paul Haviland of Pine Ridge and Eddie Grafe of Sherwood Forest tied for third at 69.
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Hancock High Diamond Action in Exhibition Win
Hancock High met strong competition in an exhibition game as standout players from Hancock and rival teams showcased scoring and ball handling. The showcase featured five-on-five play with key contributions from Tony Kuleh and Varkees, highlighting late-period scoring and defensive effort.
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Betsy Rawls Leads at Chicago Women's Open
Betsy Rawls holds a three stroke lead at the Chicago Women's Open with a halfway total of 49 under windy conditions. Betsy Rawls defends her title as Bitzy draws near, while Beearty Country Club hosts the event and other contenders challenge for the lead.
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Noland's Beats East End 7-3 To Tighten Title Chase
Noland's Garage closed within one game of East End Tavarn after a 7-3 victory in Community Softball League action. Eddie Owens fueled an eight hit attack, while Ray Anderson and Tick Jackson contributed key plays. Hilly Basore sealed the win with steady pitching and defense for Noland's.
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Thomas 7 Foot 2 Inches Sets New Outdoor High Jump Mark
John Thomas of Boston University clears 7 feet 2 inches at the National AAU Track and Field Championships, first to hit that outdoor height. He eyes the U S Olympic trial and Rome Games, while Ray Norton and others compete in sprint events. The performance dominates a generally routine AAU meet.
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Missiles Rally To Edge Rockets In Overtime Win
The Missiles came from behind to defeat the Rockets 7 to 5 in eight innings in the Valley Babe Ruth League. Trailing 5-1 after six, Missiles tied the game with four in the seventh and won with two in the eighth. Green went 2 for 3 for Missiles while A Stine 2 for 4 led Rockets.
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Funkstown Leads Independent League Houston area weekend slate
Funkstown and Antietam top the eight club Independent Baseball League as a four game weekend program unfolds in Washington County. Funkstown 8-2-1 leads, Antietam 7-3-1 pace set, with Mt Lena Weverton Security and Chewsville at 5-5 in pursuit. Sunday games at 2:30 p.m. feature Funkstown visiting South End, Chewsville at Mt Lena, Security at Weverton, and Antietam vs Desterel 12.
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Birds and Bobcats Win in Pony League Action
The Orioles beat the Pony Express 3 2 with a late sixth inning run after a tied fourth. Steve Crist homered, Myers added a key hit to spark the comeback. In the other game, George Miles hit a homer for the Bobcats who defeated the Yankees 2 8. Fud Hoffman three hits for Bobcats, Dick Burger for Yankees. Tonight Miller Lisky Sparkies vs Kiwanis Bobcats and Jaycees vs Nacco Giants after rain.
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