Stengel Names All Star Team For 1957 American League
Eight members of the World Series champion New York Yankees were named to the 1957 American League All Star team. Casey Stengel directed the selections with six Yankees plus Berra and Mantle in the starting lineup. The team features stars from Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Boston Detroit Kansas City and Washington with a mix of starting and reserve players and pitchers.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
St. Louis
Stengel
Yankees
Yoggi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Berra
Mantle
Vic Wertz
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Harvey Kuenn
Ted Williams
al Kaline
Billy Pierce
Bobby Shantz
New York
Don Mossi
Bob Grim
Billy Lees
Early Wynn
Jim Bunning
Elston Howard
Gus Triandos
Joe Demaestri
Frank Malzone
Gil McDougald
Bobby Richardson
Bill Skowron
Minnie Minoso
Charley Maxwell
Roy Sievers
Colonels End Stephens City Winning Streak
The Frederick Colonels stopped Stephens City's 22 game win streak with a 14 to 7 victory on Stephens City's field. Wendall Dick allowed eight hits with five walks and six strikeouts. Bill Hartley and Gene Wallace paced the Colonels offense with Hartley missing the cycle by a single, while Wallace doubled and singled twice. Douglas Driver homered twice for Stephens City, with Ebersole adding two doubles and Rickard a homer.
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Frederick Colonels
Stephens City
Wendall Dick
Warren Whittington
Colonels
Jack Shiley
Jimmy Ebersole
Bill Hartley
Gene Wallace
Hartley
Wallace
Wendell Dick
Legge
Dickie Goode
Douglas Driver
Chester Rickard
Driver
POS
ABRH
Hartley Russell
Shiley
Duvall
Goode Legge
Lemar
Ss. City Pos
Shockey Thweet Christian
Miller
Ebersole
PSS
Richard Clem Pitcock
EUB and Sunnyside win church league softball games
In Sen Seng Park action EUB beat Grace Bible Fellowship 7-5 while Sunnyside defeated Boyce Baptist 7-6. Grace Bible showed improved play despite a loss with standout moments from Jobe and Hershman, and EUB benefited from a three-run fourth inning despite trailing early.
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Senseng Park
EUB
Grace Bible Fellowship
Sunnyside
Boyce Baptist
Grace Bible
Sonny Hershman
BR. Shickle
B. Keyton
Hershman
J. Larrick
Republic Ot
Royal Crown
Boyce Grocery
Clarke Travelers
Presbyterian
Opequon
Stephenson
Montague
Baseball standings and schedule across leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 42 wins and 30 losses followed by Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago and Pittsburgh with varying gaps. American League lists New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Washington and more, with daily results and upcoming games for both leagues.
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Associated Press
National League
G.B
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Gross
Kaiser
Maglie
Barclay
Spahn
V. McDaniel
Pierce
Lary
Washington
Boston
Pascual
Sullivan
Baltimore
Byrne
Johnson
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Stephens City Little Leaguers Remain Undefeated After Two Wins
Stephens City youth baseball team extended their unbeaten run with a 12-3 win over Strasburg Moose on Friday and a 10-4 victory against Strasburg Pure Oil on Monday. Judy and Driver each pitched three innings. Judy also had a triple and shared in the pitching duties. Eddie Carper hit a triple as the longest hit, with Marshall Carper doubling, and the team was treated to a postgame picnic. Next, a Friday 6 p.m. game at Middletown closes the week.
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Stephens City
Strasburg Moose
Strasburg Pure Oil
Bobby Judy
Putman
Judy
Horace Orndorff
Danny Crabill
Ronnie Driver
Eddie Carper
Marshall
Herbert Russell
Keith Judy
Raymond Carper
Granville Crabill
Middletown
Orioles
Ford
Bob Grim
al Kaline
Charley Maxwell
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Jim Wilson
Kansas City
Wynn
Tim Thompson
Tom Gorman
A's
Pete Ramos
Senators
Red Sox
Major League Leaders Highlight Mantle Tops Batting and Home Runs
Mantle of New York leads in batting with a .387 average and 64 runs. Mantle also holds the home run lead at 22 while Sievers of Washington drives in 57. Malzone of Boston and Minoso of Chicago share 19 doubles. Nieman of Baltimore and Simpson and McDougald of New York tie for triples with 6. Landis of Chicago has 10 stolen bases. Shantz of New York heads the pitching leaders.
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Mantle
New York
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Boston
Minoso
Chicago
Nieman
Baltimore
Simpson
McDougald
Landis
Shantz
Wynn
Cleveland
Fondy
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Schmidt
Louis
Sanford
Philadelphia
Elks overpower Moose 10-2 on 1-hitter at Senseny Park
Lewis pitched a near perfect game for the Elks, fanning all Moose batters except Wadsworth who grounded out twice. Reed went 4-for-4 with a first inning homer and drove in three runs as the Elks built early lead and rolled to a 10-2 victory.
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Elks
Lewis
JCC
Senseny Park
Russell
Moose Club
Perry
Michael
Aman
Hurler Hill
Griffith
Reed
Hockman
Teddy Reed
Moose
Wadsworth
Gary Parker
Jim Lamp
Workingman
Dennis Hinkle
Bobby Saville
Gary Arnold
Workingman Widens Lead as B and M Edge O Sullivan
B and M toppled O Sullivan 7 to 2 at Senseng Park as Workingman widened its National Little League lead with a 6 to 2 victory over Dr Pepper. Ronnie Mangold starred for B and M with a 3 for 3 day. Gary Parker earned the win for Workingman in a 3 hit, 13 strikeout effort.
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Senseng Park
O’sullivan
Workingman
Dr. Pepper
Gary Haines
Swanson
Tom Kipps
Parker
Yankees Deal Orioles as Ford Returns in Win and Lead Grows
Whitey Ford, back from a six week arm layoff, earns relief win as the Yankees edge Baltimore 3-2 to widen their lead to two games atop the American League. Mantle homers in the 16th, Detroit beats Chicago, and the NL sees St Louis and Brooklyn win while Cincinnati falls back.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Sason
Ford
Yankees
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Mike Formeles
Sox
Ike Delock
Bob Usher
Milwaukee Boots
Cardinals
St. Louis
del Ennis
Hal Smith
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Wes Covington
Herm Wehmeier
Bob Buhl
Cubs Pitching Staff Racks Up Strikeouts in Banner Run
Chicago pitchers ignite a strikeout binge led by Dick Drott who fanned eight Cincinnati batters as he pitched a 6-0 win to mark his 21st birthday. Drott tops the staff with 86 strikeouts this season while Moe Drabowsky adds 60 and Don Elston plus Dick Littlefield contribute strong numbers. Turk Lown also shines with a league leading 1.80 ERA.
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Chicago
Chicago Cub
Bob Scheffing
Dick Drott
Cincinnati
Drott
Cub
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia
Moe Drabowski
Moe
Don Eston
Dick Littlefield
Elston
Littlefield
Pellcfer Turk Lown
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