Indians Win In 17 Innings Over Senators In 17
Indians beat the Nationals 6-5 in the longest major league game of the season, 17 innings. Avila delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the 17th after Altobelli led off with a double, Hegan sacrificed, and Stobbs was passed by Dressen. Houtteman earned the win in relief.
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Bob Avila
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Joe Altobelli
Vic Wertz
Altobelli
Chuck Stobbs
Washington
Jim Hegan
Charlie Dressen
Stobbs
Hank Foiles
al Smith
Tom Amophlett
Art Houtteman
Nats
Bob Porterfield
Early Wynn
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al Rosen
Fotterfield
Mickey Vernon
Wynn
House
Frank House
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Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Jim Wilson
Wilson
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Orioles
Bill Miller
Don Johnson
Lou Kretlow
Miller
Kretlow
Harvey Kuenn
Jim Delsing
Steve Gromek
Tigers
Sherman Lallar
Johnny Sain
Ford
Billy Pierce
Sox
Virgil Trucks
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Corwin
Wilhelm
McCall
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Minner
Andre
Cohen
Amor
Chili
Shepard
Cadet Jayvee Nine Triumphs Over Thurmont
Cadet Jayveenine won 9-2 over Thurmont High School on the Fredericktonians’ diamond. Blue Ridge Club opens with a victory as Bob Allison pitched well for Mar League contenders. Brennerman announced Monday deadline for Frederick Carroll Little League entries and possible franchising in both Litt and Babe Ruth Leagues.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
W. Cash Smith
Steiner W. Smith
James Shankle
Reaford Brennerman
Woodshore
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Carroll
Brennerman
Henry Groff
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Thurmont High School
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Haferstown
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RBI
Blue Ridge Summit
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Bob Smedley
Frankie Pang
Washington Senators
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Dave
Rhurian Null
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Ora
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Haxbauich
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Rhinehart
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Harned
Frede Iont
Erick
Pane
Simmers
Tracy
A. Harbauga
McClear
Anders
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Zentz
Talens Beage
Desert Inn golf showpiece hosts 3750 top field
Las Vegas hosts the Desert Inn Invitational starting tomorrow with 21 players slated to chase the $10,000 top prize. The field includes Ed Furlz Chick Harbert Cary Middlecoff and Sam Snead among others, with Middlecoff Littler and Snead the favorites.
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Las Vegas
Desert Inn Country Club
Ed Furzel
Chick Harbert
Cary
Track Teams Entered In Meet At St. James
Eight high school track teams from three states entered the St. James School Invitational near Hagerstown on Saturday. Frederick Cadets face host St. James with entrants from Roskelar Springs, Charles Town, Martibore, W. Van Hedgesville, Hagerstown and Brunswick. The meet began in 1920, paused in the 1940s, then revived in 1946 and has drawn strong fields. Frederick has never won but finished second in 1951 and 1952 and third in 1953 and 1954, while cadet records Krantz 10.2 seconds for the 100 yards and Zeigier 20 feet 6 inches broad jump remain.
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St. James
Hagerstown
Frederick
Roskelar Springs
Charles Town
Martibore
W. van Hedgesville
Brunswick
Krantz
Zeigier
Woodsboro Reorganizes Leagues and Teams
Woodsboro Athletic Association plans to reenter teams in the Snow and Wort leagues and adds a new independent baseball nine for youths aged 16 to 18. At a Tuesday meeting, Maurice Murray was elected president, replacing J P Feiser who resigned, and new measures were adopted.
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Woodsboro Athletic Associations
Woodsboro
Maurice Murray
J. P. Feiser
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