White Sox Hold Lead as Red Sox Move to Second
Boston rose to second in the American League behind Chicago after a 7 3 win over the Senators. The Angels beat the White Sox 7 3, with Bob Tillman homering twice and Frank Malzone adding power as Chicago dropped further. In the NL, Houston beat New York 4 2 to pull into ninth place alongside Milwaukee.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Kansas City Athletics
New York
Yankees
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox
Chicago
A's
Angels
Cleveland
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Bob Tillman
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Chuck Schillsing
Carl Yastrzemski
Lu Clinton Flint
Major League Leaders Mix of batting and pitching stats
The Associated Press lists standout figures in both leagues with leaders in batting runs and hits. Notable names include Covington Philadelphia and F Alou San Francisco leading in batting averages, while Simmons St Louis tops pitching with 50 wins for 1,000.
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Associated Press
Cansey
Kansas City
Wagner
Los Angeles
Hintin
Washington
Kaline
Detroit
Pearson
Fisching—Fischer
Stock
Baltimore
Barber
Cheney
Covington
Philadelphia
F. Alou
San Francisco
Agron
Milwaukee
Blood
St. Louis
Pairly
Philadel
Phia
Brock
Chicago
Simmons
O'Dell
Mahaffey
Sanford
San Franccisco
Alsatia Wins By Shutout In Federal Little League
Paddy Smith struck out eight and tossed a five hitter as Alsatia shut out Rotary 20 in a Federal Little League game last night.
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Paddy Smith
Alsatia
Rotary
Bonanza Team In Easy Win In Halfway Little League Tilt
Bonanza scored 12 runs in two innings and routed Potomac Edison 152 in a Halfway Little League game. Ronnie OBrien and Scott Corbin limited Potomac Edison to four singles. Jeff Schindel led with three doubles. Scott Corbin, Kirk Schlottterbeck, and Gary Aziz added two-baggers.
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Bonanza
Potomac Edison
Ronnie O'Brien
Scott Corbin
Jeff Schindel
Kirk Schlotterbeck
Gary Aziz
Mayre
Shields
Lawhorne
O'Brien
Corbin
Schindel
Twin Double Smallest Ever At Shenandoah
Shenandoah Downs paid the smallest twin-double in its history as foals straight faves swept the pool races. Clarence Smith led with Cura in fifth at 4.60, Sky Point at 98.00 in the eighth, Carl Gambardella struck with Oscina at 8.20 in sixth, and Eddie Cape rode Dr. Dubious at 3.60 in seventh. Business rose after a quiet week, with 406 bettors wagering 228,639 dollars as King In Charge and Lone Jack head Knight's Rockville Purse field tomorrow.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Clarence ©. Smith
Cura
Sky Point
Carl Gambardella
Oscina
Eddie Cape
Dr. Dubious
Shenandoah
Fimlica
Maryland
Manuel Mendelson
King
Edward Hofffman
Lone Jack
Rockville
Carmel Queen
Fresh Up
Potomac Tavern Routs Maryland Institute for Men 9-6
Potomac Tavern erased a 5-0 lead by Maryland Institute for Men in the Williamsport baseball league, rallying with three runs in the bottom of the fifth. Jim Benedict went 3 for 4 with a double, Rennie Baker and Bob Palmer added two hits each, as Potomac prevailed 9-6 behind solid late offense and pitching.
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Maryland Institution
Beind
Phil
Lizer
Mli.m
Polomac Tavern
Polomac
Jim Benedict
Rennie’ Baker
Bob Palmer
Dickson
Brown
Cleary
Hubs Rebels Clash In Local Spring Sports Showdown
Hancock Boonsboro and Williamsport chase best records in baseball track and golf as North South Boonsboro face key intracity and interschool matches. Hagerstown Junior College ends schedule against Potomac State aiming over .500 while district track at Frederick and St James relays loom. Warner teams battle in tight races with notable pitching duel Petry vs Miller at North.
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Boonsboro
Williamsport
Warriors
Panthers
Billporters
Hagerstown Junior College
Potomac State
Nighthawks
North
South
Frederick
St. James
Smithsburg
Specia
Martinburg
York
Rebels
Beaver
Creek Country Club
Isho
Phil Petry
Rick Miller
Reds
Hubs
University of Maryland
Ken Mannland
Rodney Horst
Bill Harman
Dwight Guyton
Chambersburg
Javer St
St. Maria
Charles Town
Georgetown
Clear Spring
Waynesboro
London
Shenandoah Downs Race Day Results and Entries
Race card from Shenandoah Downs shows six thoroughbred events with varied purses. First race, $1200 maiden for 2 year olds, includes entries such as Gun'a Haya and Chotee terran. times and payouts listed. Second race features claiming with 4 year olds and up and notable horses like Pitkin's and Benam Gal. Third race for 3 year olds with several claimed entries and speeds. fourth race lists timers and names like Geege's Pride and Prophet. Fifth race, $1600 claiming for 4 year olds and up with high payouts. sixth and seventh races show remaining claiming and allowance events with multiple horses and results. overall attendance listed as 4,081 with total handle $228,639. Scratches include Blainy River, Weather Lady, and Southern Porno.
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sTeeKe
Nelsonville
Usone Rock
Cuite
Pitkin's
Florence P
Alora Iesidewalk
Tiahinay
Buddy
C. Smith
Bumhumny
Shelly Pat
Pinetane ViPatomac
Lelieide
Orleans Sun Né Court Hyait Iaardelad
Rachel
Davidsent
Pale Taha Iestor Candy
WaRete
Priam
Heelmer
Carmel Grees
Faonegen
Mckee
Racanils
Blue Sky Boy
WaNearty Mrs
HAO Montana Bay
Smugay
Bay Bey
Danzer Tossers Defeat Rakestraw In Low-Scoring Tilt
Danzer Metal Works scored in each inning and defeated Rakestraw 126. Bob Walsh and Tom Ford allowed only two hits but issued 12 walks, fueling the close score. Craig Noll hit a two run homer and collected two singles, while Joe Bowman and Dave Young matched Noll's two-hit effort for Danzer. Terry Whittington and Dave Roulette provided the only Rakestraw hits.
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Rakestraw
Litlle
Bob Walsh
Tom Ford
Craig Noll
Danzer
Joe Bowman
Dave Young
Noll
Terry Whittington
Dave Roulette
Goodwill Pleas Vfw
Rekestraw
Danew Metal
Roulette
Wiles
Walsh
Ford
Bowmau
Williamsport Girls Triumph Over Clear Spring Softball
Williamsport High slugged eight runs in the third inning to pull away from Clear Spring 17 to 11 in a high scoring girls softball game at Williamsport. Mallott went 3 for 4 with a double for Clear Spring while Guessford added Williamsport’s only extra base hit. Williamsport aims to finish the season with a win at Boonsboro on Wednesday as Clear Spring holds a late-season note.
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Williamsport High
Braverettes
Williamsport
Billporters
Mallott
Clear Spring
Guessford
Boonsboro
Cole Delivers Clutch Homer in Williamsport League Victory
Cole hits a three run homer in the seventh to lift Miller's Barber Shop to a 52 victory over the Red Men in a Williamsport Community League game. The two teams were tied at 22 after seven innings as errors and a late rally shuffled the scoreboard. Valley Pa tied the game in the sixth with a pair of runs and Buck Crist added a triple for Western Maryland.
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Dave Cole
Miller's Bar
Ber Shop
Red Men
Williamsport
Western Maryland
Lebanon
Buck Crist
Valley Pa
Spit Balls On Increase Says Chisox Manager
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez warns that spit balls are rising due to umpire laxity and urges legalization or stricter policing after a 7.3 defeat. He praises Jean Chance’s pitch as one of the best but says no current Sox pitchers throw spitters. Lopez cites a 3 percent rise over five years and criticizes umpires for not curbing the practice.
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Chicago
API
Jean Chance
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Lopez
Burleigh Grimes
Nellie Fox
Antietam Drill Prompts Independent League Practice
Antietam of the Independent League plans practice on Wednesday at Keedysville starting at 1 pm. Yesterday’s results include Houston 4 over New York 2, with only one game on the schedule Cincinnati at Chicago and others listed with varied pitchers and uncertain lineups.
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Antietam
Antistam
Independent League
Keedysville
At & Pam
Houston
New York
Ha Tuesday May 14 edition from verstown Ma
The Friday May 14 issue of The Daily Mail from Verstown Massachusetts shows a local news section with brief notices and community updates. It highlights weather, upcoming events, and short reports on local organizations.
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Virginia Ave
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Hancock, Md
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