Leone Pitted Against Wagner In Baltimore Youth Game
Leone's 16 to 19 year old Baltimore club meets Charlie Fink's Wagner Chevrolet Sunday at Tomahawk ball park. Game time 2:45 p.m. EDT. Led by Jimmy Pitt and infielders Rogosky and Repener, the team features top young talent and aims to boost summer competition as scouts watch for future big leaguers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Diamond Stars
Charlie Fink
Wagner Chevrolet
Tomahawk Ball Park
Johns
Seley
Aps
Leone
Jimmy Pitt
University of Maryland
Leone’s
Skip Rogosky
Jerry Repener
Pirie University ‘of Maryland
Carl Moulden
Jerry Bark
Walter Yousse
Oriole
W, Va
Yousse
al Kaline
Steve Barbour
Wagner’s
All Stars
Wally Smallwood
Yousee
Blairton
Smallwood
Baltimore Stadium
Tokyo’s Komaza wa Sports Park Completes Ready for Olympics
The Komaza wa Sports Park in central Tokyo is finished, covering 430000 square meters about three miles from the Olympic Stadium. The $13 million complex will host four Olympic events including soccer field hockey volleyball and wrestling.
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Tokyo
Komazawa Sports Park
Olympic
Twins slump continues as Colavito homer sinks Mele’s hopes
Sam Mele remained stoic after Minnesota dropped to 7 losses in a row and 10 of 11, as Ricky Colavito hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift the Athletics 6 4. Mele urged a big winning streak to erase a 14 0 game deficit in the pennant race.
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Minneapolis - St, Paul
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Mele
Twins
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Athletics
Ricky ~Colavito
Minnesota
Cookie Lavagetto
Sam
Baptists Win In Church League 8-3
The Baptists defeated the Presbyterians 8 to 3 in a church league game. Gore led the Presbyterians with 2 hits in 3 at bats while Grim went 2 for 3 with two doubles for the Baptists. Saville earned the win over Laise.
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Baptists
Saville
Laise
Gore
Grim
Wright Jessen Favored For Rockford Open
Mickey Wright and Ruth Jessen enter as co favorites in the seventh annual Rockford Cosmopolitan Women's Open in Rockton Illinois. The 54 hole event runs Friday through Sunday at Macktown Course drawing top Ladies PGA players. Former champions Sandra Raynie Mary Lena Faulk and Carol Mann did not enter joining Betsy Rawls Kathy Cornelius among contenders. Althea Gibson also filed an entry.
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Rockford, Ill
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
Macktown
Rockton
Sandra Raynie
Mary Lena Faulk
Carol Mann
Betsy Rawls
Kathy Cornelius
Cosmo
Althea Gibson
Duckpin Bowling Night Yields Multiple League Decisions
Mountain Dew Boys edged Estes Express Lines 1355 in a series of team games at Health Center Lanes with Allen Hoover 129-357 and Jack Frye 126-344 leading the winners while Paul Nichols paced Estes with 112. Chuckers swept Frye's Grocery as Stanley Watkins 138 and Jess Kelchner 126 helped reach 450. Roy Smelser hit 351 for Rosenberger Sheet Metal in a 2-1 win over Eight Balls with Clarence Combs 129 and Ernie Simpson 126 for Eight Balls. Hillbillies swept Clevenger's Esso behind Harry Mason 276 and Charles Maons Jr. 254. Alley Cats beat Beatle Nuts 3-0 as Pat Edmonds totaled 139. Clock Watchers shut out Mountain Dews with Gayla Tucker 120 and Patty Combs 119. Road Runners topped Pin Busters 3-0 as Shirley Vance 107 led the losers. Barbara Ruckman led Bird Brains with 102.
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Mountain Dew Boys
Estes Express
Allen Hoover
Jack Frye
Chauncey Snapp
Dickie Wisecarver
Paul Nichols
Estes
Stanley Watkins
Jess Kelchner
Frye
Frye’s
Forrest Ratlier
Gillie Lineburg
Roy Smelser
Rosenberger Sheet Metal
Clarence Combs
Ernie Simpson
Bill Wingfield
Harry Mason
Charles Maons Jr
Clevenger
Gayla Tucker
Patty Combs
Clockwatchers
Mountain Dews
Barbara Butler
Juanita Long
Sheila Vance
Shirley Vance
Judy Farmer
Third Annual Jaycee Tennis Tournament Planned
Parks and Recreation Department and Jaycees announce the third annual tennis tournament set for August 2 to 9 on Civic League Playcourts. Divisions range from ages 10 to 18 plus, with singles only for ages 10 to 17. Entry contacts include Hillyard, Bill Thomas, and Joel Ragan. deadline July 28.
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Jaycee, Parks and Recreation Dept
Tennnis
Civic League
Mr. Hillyard
Bill Thomas
Joel Ragan
Carpers Valley
Bowling Roundup Sees Two Way Tie at Northside Lanes
In the Ladies Summer League at Northside Lanes Shenandoah Downs and Buckley Lages share first place after 3 1 point wins while Question Marks fall short. Individual scores include Lor raine Sealock 466 series and Hilda Braithwaite 433 for Question Marks, Elva White 471 for Buckley Lages, and Leona Buckner 455 for Shenandoah Enterpins in a 3 1 victory over Nameless.
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Northside
Shenandoah Downs
Buckley- Lages
Lorraine Sealock
Doris Connor
Betty McKee
Connie Baker
Hilda Braithwaite
Juanita Kibler
Liz Butts
Barbara Madigan
Wanda Gilmer
Buckley-Lages
Elva White
Joan Smallwood
Gerry Altman
Hilda Easter
Betty Lake
Barrera outpoints Alba in Corpus Christi boxing fight
Humberto Lefty Barrera from Robstown defeats Paul Alba of Austin on points after twelve rounds in Corpus Christi Tex. Barrera improves his record as Alba suffers decision loss.
City League routs as Clarke County Esso dominates Lucky Inn
Clarke County Esso shellacked Lucky Inn 10 to 3 in City League action after a nine-run second inning. Shorty’s Grocery crushed TAC 19 to 3 with seven runs in the third and six more in the seventh, aided by multiple errors and timely hits.
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Baptists
Presbyterians
Presbyterian
Grim
Clarke County Esso
Lucky Inn
Shorty
Grovery
TAC
Esso
Bucky
Tange Sya Mie Tac
Shirley
Pac's
Second death in Grandview Speedway crash raises toll
Two cars collided and plunged through a pit guard rail at Grandview Speedway on July 12. John Schneider, 38, died in Pottstown Hospital, and Harvey Marsh, 24, died at the scene. The crash involved drivers Lee Robb and Ben Fazio.
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Pottstown
Grandview Speedway
John Schneider
Pottstown Hospital
Lee Robb
Ben Fazio
Schneider
Harvey Marsh
O Sulliven Edges Win In Little Baseball Thriller
O’Sulliven defeated the Workingmen 6 to 5 on Tuesday in a Little Baseball game. Singhas hit a home run in the sixth to tie the score, Hinkle doubled for the decisive run, Soalby scored, Rhinehardt added a triple and a single, Feyton doubled and singled for the Workingmen, and Clewell also doubled.
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O’sullivan
Workingmen
Singhas
Hinckle
Soalby
Rhinehardt
Feyton
Clewell
Hinkle Secures Win as Peterson Starts. Clewell and Williamson Involved
Hinkle earned the decision for the victory while Peterson started and was relieved by Thompson the losing pitcher. Clewell caught for the opposition and Williamson caught for O'Sullivan in a pitching lineup shift.
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Peterson
Thompson
Clewell
Hinkle
Williamson
O’.Sullivan
Cardinals promote Richardson Spiezio for fresh help
The St. Louis Cardinals called up left handed pitcher Gordon Richardson from Jacksonville and third baseman Ed Spiezio from Tulsa on Wednesday night. They optioned utility infielder Phil Gagliano to Jacksonville and pitcher Dave Bakenhaster to Winnipeg. Bakenhaster, in his second major league game, shifted with Spiezio as a designated player.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Gordon Richardson
Jacksonville
Ed Spiezio
Tulsa
Wy Iake Toont
Cardinals
Phil Gagliano
Dave Bakenhaster
Winnipeg
Bakenhaster
Spiezio
Harvard Names Ralph Weiland Golf Coach in Eighth Season
Harvard confirms hockey figure Ralph Cooney Weiland is entering his eighth season as the university’s golf coach. He previously coached hockey and brings cross sport coaching experience to Harvard’s golf program.
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Ralph (Cooney) Weiland
Harvard
Rotary Tops Kiwanis 8 1 in Little League clash
P Shore earned the win as Rotary defeated Kiwanis 8 to 1. Shore contributed a double and a single, Mardyalae added a triple and a single, and Eyre caught for Rotary. Ricketts and Partlow pitched for Kiwanis.
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P. Shore
Rotary
Kiwanis
Um Mardyalae
M. Eyre
Ricketts and Partlow
Eighth Hospitals Day Set For Atlantic City Races
Atlantic City hosts the eighth Hospitals Day on September 24. AH admissions will go to local hospitals, with a historical total of 250 522 dollars realized since 1957.
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Atlantic City
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Olympic Stadium
Falstaff
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Winchester
Jaycee
Paul Hillyard, Jr
Marshall Crisman
Jim Barnett
Parks
Dennis Rhodes
Colavito
Johnny Klippstein
Dick Stigman
Stigman
Ted Bowsfield
John Wyatt
Wright
Jessen
Glen Luttrell
Pat Edmonds
Alley Cats
Beatle Nuts
Miss Edmonds
Terry Nicholson
Pauline Elliott
Shenandoah Enterpins
Leona Buckner
Marie Renner
Barbara Boswell
Nellie Ebersole
Rosa Wilcox
Ruth Dickerson
Esther Mitchell
Fearless Five
Lady Bugs
Louise Dofflemyer
Geneva Sealock
Mickey Longerbeam
Frances Morrison
Dot Dick
Crown Cork & Seal
Spitfires
Billie Brooks
Jean Hoover
Sarah Dale
Glynnell Headley
Thelma Lewis
Ciider & Shockey
Eddie Grim
Jim Lloyd
Bobby Lloyd
Singhdss
Longerbeam
Tac’s
Barr
Luck
Clark
Jim Hockman
Dix
Luckey Inn
Aaron
Ode Stein
Dveck
Winchester Evening Star
Patti Hogan
LaJolla
Calif
Lake Bluff
Ill
Patti
O'Sulliven
Duncan
Millwood Ave
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