Indians Top Brewers in tight interleague clash
The Indians edged the Milwaukee Brewers 2-1 as timely hits and a double by Lowenstern fueled a two-run second inning. Key plays included Jake Geule, Chris Chamblio and Charlie Spikes driving in the decisive runs while pitchers locked down the rest of the contest at Milwaukee.
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Lions Railroaders win tennis meet over Brunswick
Brunswick-Walkersville boys and girls both won 4-1 to take team honors as Lions Railroaders claim overall victory 11 in a Tuesday tennis match. Readable portions mention Weoter Hikes, Smith, Rooney, Buren, Ib, Heffner, Destin, and Hyuk among players.
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Yesterday's Results Top Baseball Scores From A Busy Night
Scores show New York 2 Boston 1 and Cleveland 3 Milwaukee 2 with Texas 3 Kansas City 2 Oakland 4 Chicago 3 Minnesota 6 California 0. Upcoming Cleveland at Milwaukee features Staton and Perry on 1-15 and 1-1 records.
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Baseball scores and today’s matchups across leagues
Scores show Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 5 in 12 innings and Montreal 4 New York 1. Philadelphia 10 St Louis 3. Atlanta 4 San Diego 2. Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 3. Houston 4 San Francisco 0 in 11 innings. Tonight’s games include New York at Montreal, Pittsburgh at Chicago, San Diego at Atlanta, St Louis at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at Houston.
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Runners Dominate Brunswick In Lopsided Dual Meet
Francis Scott Key swept all 17 events to defeat Brunswick 115 to 17. Pat O'Hara and Tim Phillips each placed in two events. O'Hara finished first in the 12 high hurdles and third in the 330 intermediate hurdles while Phillips took second in the 70 yard dash and third in the 100 yard sprint. David Giles and Bill Rippeon added Brunswick points with a second in the 44 yard dash and a second in the pole vault. Key’s team, the Railroaders, will duel MSD next on Thursday.
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St. Joe's Wins Third In A Row
Joel Neighbors pitched a one hitter as St. Joe's defeated St. Maria 13 1 in Blue Ridge action. The game ended after five innings with Neighbors striking out six and walking two as Rich Williams and Harold Angles hit home runs for the Saints who locked their third straight win against one loss. Steve Myers added two hits and went six for six on the year.
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Local Angler Sets State Catfish Benchmark at 20 Pounds
Junior Deavers of Woodbine Maryland and his father-in-law Charles Hammod hooked a 20 pound channel catfish Sunday at PEPCO and weighed it at Foxs Bait and Tackle, topping Maryland records by several pounds. The fish measured 28 inches long and 19 inches in girth, surpassing recent state entries and signaling a strong start to the season.
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Big catfish chase near end of season in Pennsylvania
Junior Deavers and Bill Hammond chase large catfish with 20 pound test tackle and a Zebco reel. Deavers lands a 20 pounder but loses bigger fish after a long fight. The scene, plus Ned Smith’s Gone for the Day column and West Virginia nature events through October, fill a rural outdoor page.
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Cougars Fall 5-3 to Prince Georges in Baseball Clash
FCC trailed 5-1 entering the ninth but rallied with four consecutive hits to narrow the gap. Gene Stitely took the loss after allowing six hits while John Allanback pitched well for PGCC, as FCC outhit the visitors 10 to 4. The Cougars next host PG at 3:30 p.m. on their home diamond.
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Cougars Knights split tennis pair. Middletown wins girls title
In THURMONT Catoctin and Middletown split boys and girls matches on Tuesday. The Knights earned team honors with a 6-4 decision as Middletown girls won 41 and Catoctin boys took 32. The meet featured several singles and doubles results across divisions.
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Cardinals Pirates To Play Twilight Doubleheader June 24
The St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates will complete a rainout from April 7 as a twilight doubleheader June 24 at Busch Stadium. Samuel Lowery, born 1881, is noted as the first Black lawyer admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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