Van Lingle Mungo and the slippery spitball era
Brooklyn star Van Lingle Mungo, famed for a blazing fastball and a slippery spitball grip, recalls fights with rivals, the gum-like substance hidden in his sock, and the rough code of pitchers during the 1930s. He dreamed of a coaching comeback while reflecting on Wilbert Robinson and Uncle Robbie.
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Police Win In Overtime In Little League Thriller
P.O.P. tied the game in the sixth with two runs and added two more in the ninth to beat Danzer 5-3 in an American Little League matchup. Steve Cline delivered a key single while George Kann and Tinker Burger hit doubles and drive in the deciding runs. Burger notched his third hit of the game as Micky DiBiase and Tom Walsh each had two for Danzel ape.
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Bonus Baby Wins No. 10 For Phillies
Phillies rookie Ray Culp earned his 10th win as Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 13-4 behind 18 hits. Johnny Callison sparked the offense with a cycle including a triple, homer, single, and two-run double. Clay Dalrymple also homered as Tony Gonzalez set a major league record with his first error in 205 games. Tonight St. Louis led Los Angeles by a half game in the pennant chase.
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Clay Dalrymple
Gelder
Tony Guonzalez
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Los Angeles
Bobby Davis Seeks State Tennis Title
Top seed Bob Davis of St. James School near Hagerstown and partner Richard Parker won the doubles title at the Maryland Junior Tennis Championships. Sharon Highstein of Baltimore captured the Girls Under 18 crown with a 2-6 7-5 6-0 win over Pat Kenehan of Washington.
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Pat Kenehan
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Richard Parker
Silver Spring
John Anderson
Cambridge
Glitte
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Lynchburg
Phronic Bauserman
Stevenson
Salisbury
Bernard Jarman
Lindy Riggins
John Eckes
Wanevla Mack
Anne Anderson
Maureen Denison
Ttita Poretsky
Hedden Injured In No Hit Bid At San Francisco
San Francisco game reports Roger Hedden catcher for the Reds broke a leg sliding into second late in the contest. Bob Purkey would start against Juan Mariño as part of a pitching matchup. The injury occurred amid a 2-4 sequence, with references to other NL teams and line score fragments. Burgh resident Hedden is listed as 318 East Wilson Blvd.
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High Scoring Games At Stadium Feature Dual Wins
Western Enterprise beat Antietam Fire Company 11 to 9 as Greg Obitts and KR Mowen led a five run first inning. First Hose defeated South Hagerstown 10 to 7 with Donnie Paper driving in two hits including a homer. Joe DeMolter pitched for First Hose.
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Donnie Paper
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Taylor
Gilbert
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Green Brothers rout Dry Run in Mason-Dixon Softball clash
Green Brothers pounded Dry Run 1140 in a Mason-Dixon Softball League game as Davis Sort and S Baer hit three homers among six hits. B Diverbliss managed two hits for the losers, while the winners pulled away after the first five innings.
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Gross Pitches One-Hitter In Pony League Action
Eugene Gross fired a imposing one-hitter as U.A.W. shut down Burger Chef 6 to 1, while Deany Steiner held Pony Express to three hits as the Yankees routed them 34 in a Thursday Pony League game. U.A.W. scored in six straight innings and Gummies. Groundouts and errors aided the winners. Steiner fanned 10 as the Yankees built early lead then coasted.
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Secon
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Walt Tracy
Bobby Weddle
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Gerberich
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Denngy Toms
Yanks
Steiner
Tal
Potomac
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Dorsey
Elgin
Hartte
Steiner and Cossick
Weildie
Reed,Shives
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Talbert drives two homers as team wins 10 4
Talbert slugged a pair of home runs and led a 10 to 4 victory at Burger Chef in the National Little League. Auckey Calhoun added three hits, while Bob Elliott and Riggin Elliott had two apiece to back Talbert’s big night. Greg Berry collected three of de Joser’s six hits in a high scoring game.
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First Gay Champion Wem Kad Faces Hartle's at Reservoir Park
In Washington County Softball League action at Reservoir Park Wem Kad and Hartle's clash as the second half heats up. Game time is 6 30 p m. West Emil sits in the second division waiting, while Hartle's earned a 62 victory over Appalachian Inn. West End will start Jerry Fink, who pitched a to hit ter in the first half, with Hartle's countering with Elmer Funk.
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Kaplan's Team Edges In 1-0 Victory
Jim Smothers pitched a three hitter to fuel Kaplan's 1-0 win over Statey's in the Williamsport League game. Kaplan's lone run came on a throwing error in the first inning as Barnett and Weedon contributed key hits. Carter and Smothers worked six strong frames with six strikeouts, Hulzell Stenger Jamison singled for Statey's while Barnett and Weedon produced the game's other safeties.
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Stenger
Jamison
Barrett
Weedon
Tiss
Lane
Green
Staley
Carter
Wyand Smathers
Wearton
Fairchild Wins League Contest in Halfway Life League
Fairchild built a 4 run lead with a first inning and exploded for 5 more in the fifth to prevail. Meredith Darlington, Bob Nolan, and Bob Holder totaled nine of 12 hits, with Nolan and Holder adding a double and two singles. King and Jeff Kershner pitched, while Lintt limited Potomac Moison to six safeties. Morin and Hal Yammend led the losers with two apiece. No game tonight. Fairchild meets Honanea Homes Monday.
Optimist Wins In Prep League Thrsday Night
Optimist capitalised on walks and an error strewn fourth inning to beat Dodge 4 to 1 in a Prep League game. Chris Ramer and Hon Burkery pitched scoreless until a Dodge error allowed Denny Damer to deliver a key hit in the fourth. Burker homered for the losers in the bottom half as Ramer earned seven strikeouts and six walks.
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Dodge
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