Frederick National tops Easton to reach state final
Frederick National Lite Leazy ers defeated Easton 18 5 to earn a spot in the Maryland championship game. Darryl Feaga hit his fourth straight homer in the district playoffs and led a big fourth inning rally as Frederick moved on to face Newark, Delaware at Memorial Stadium today at 6 p.m. regional play continues with four teams remaining for a Little League World Series berth.
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Williams Hits .389 Batting Pace Amid Race for Lead
New York reports Williams batting at a phenomenal .389 with little season left. He has challenged Musial for the batting crown as Aaron and Musial edge the leaders in the World Series era gossip. Detailing the stretch drive, the piece notes Aaron’s strong start and Musial’s steady numbers while comparing top hitters across leagues.
Garcia Beats Yankees for First Time in Over Two Years
Cleveland pitcher Garcia defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 2 ending the Yankees eight game winning streak. Gene Woodling hit a three run homer in the ninth as Don Larsen struggled despite early baserunners. Woodling delivered key hits while Larsen allowed nine hits and escaped jams to seal the Indians win.
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Ramsbury Pro of National Lide League Joins Presentation
Photo by Cast day shows Irvin Ramsbury pro of the National Lide League and Ed Seidling Sr. manager of the team looking on as the presentation is made.
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De Vicenzo Secures All-America Crown in Chicago
Roberto De Vicenzo of Buenos Aires wins the All-America tournament with a 72-hole total of 273 at Tam O'Shanter, the first foreigner to win since Bobby Locke. Gene Littler finishes second after a final round 43, boosting Littler’s prize to 2,296.
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All Star Giants Opener Favors New York In Soldier Field
Chicago reports the 24th annual All Star football game at Soldier Field Friday night aiming for an eighth victory for the All Stars. Nine players remain injured in practice ahead of the nationally televised contest expected to feature Curly Lambeau as mentor. The Detroit Tigers sign bonus boy George Thames, a versatile college draftee with a 350 batting average last season.
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Split Twin Bill Doubles County Junior League
Walkersville and Araby split a two game makeup in the County Junior League yesterday. Walkersville defeated Araby 10 to 9 in the first game.
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Walkersville Dominates Araby In Junior League Blowout
Walkersville crushed Araby 103 to 9 in yesterday's baseball action with big hits from Rice and teammates. Urbana beat Evans essay 6-3 in an independent softball game, while Urbana's Lenhart earned the win.
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Maryland Wildcats to face Redland in Wednesday baseball
The Maryland Wildcats meet Redland at McCurdy Wednesday evening at 8 30 o clock in a scheduled baseball game.
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