Baseball Roundup: Giants, Dodgers Win as Pirates, Reds Climb
In New York action on August 12 the Giants edged the Phillies 2-0 on four hits from an unlikely starter while the Dodgers ruptured with late runs, led by Pee Wee Reese and Palica. Cincinnati swept into sixth with seven-hit attack against Staley and Brazie as Kiner homered again for Pittsburgh. Detroit rested, Yankees fell 5-2 to Philadelphia, and Cleveland split with Chicago. Washington beat Boston 6-5 to clinch.
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Erv Pajlica
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Dr Pepper Succumbs In State Softball Tourney
Dr Pepper lost 17 to 5 to Trenton Democratic Club in Patterson Park Baltimore ending their title bid. Trentons opened with eight runs in the first inning and ten Pepper errors aided the upset as Max Kehne started for Dr Pepper before Red Shafer relieved in the fifth. Simon led Pepper with three hits while Holland and Ramsburg added two each.
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Trenton Democratic Club
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Pepperites
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Red Shafer
Simon
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Ramsburg
Middletown Dominates Tri-County Baseball Standings
Middletown stayed on top of the Trico loop with an 11-1 win over Buckeystown, marking a twelfth straight victory this season. Lander moved into second with a 21-4 rout of Creagerstown. Keller and D Rudy fueled the Valley attack. Walkersville edged Lovettsville 5-4 on a late Devilbiss safety and Stauffer pitched well, while Doubs beat Broad Run 5-3 behind four hits from Carey and a Willard homer in the eighth.
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Brandenburg
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R. Stroup
Horine
P. Stroup
Sheffler
Crone
Middletown tops Blue Ridge Summit in county league game
Middletown moved into second in the Frederick County League by defeating Blue Ridge Summit 7 to 2 on the losers' diamond. Lutz led Middletown with a .750 average, including a double and a triple, as three runs in the second inning built the lead. Union Bridge remained atop after Mt. Airy forfeited, 9–0, with fans disappointed by the short lineup.
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Damascus
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Poole
Holtz
W. Biser
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P. Burgess
Middletown AB
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P. Stroup
Shafer
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Remsberg
Hecker
Blickenstaff
Shank
Blue Ridge
L. Calimer
Lute
C. Biser
E Stroup
Calimer
W Biser
C. Calmer
Smith and Cutler
Nikirk
Fragmentary baseball box note with umpire and scorers
A damaged score note records Crone pitching eight innings with seven in the official line. Umpire Strine and scorer Koller are listed. game time noted as 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Crone
Urmpire—Strine
Koller
National League Sunday Results Summary
National League results list Philadelphia defeating New York 5 4 and Brooklyn beating Boston 2 to 0. Chicago and Pittsburgh split results at 4 7, with Pittsburgh 2 and St. Louis 3. Cincinnati also posted a 3 loss to St. Louis, while Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 4 on Saturday.
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New York
Philadelpha
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Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Colts Lose First Game in Exhibition Play
Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Baltimore Colts 30 27 in an exhibition, Bobby Gage starring with a 76 yard kickoff return and a second 6 pointer after a punt return. The game marked the start of the exhibition season for both teams and featured scoring by Rogell Gage and Geri for Pittsburgh, and Buksar North Tittle and Grossman for Baltimore.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Colts
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Grossman
Hustlers Drop Doubleheader in Md State League Results
Yesterday’s results show the Hustlers losing a doubleheader with Md State League games across multiple locales. Rocks defeated by 10 to 4 in Mt. Airy and Woodsboro 19 to 12. Brunswick 21, New Market 5. Tramaville 24, Woodbine 4.
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Liberty
Brunswick
New Market
Tramaville
Woodbine
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Ptof Rocks
Yamsville
Mt Airy
Union
Heart Md League Scores Reported Across Several Games
Heart Maryland League results include Irmont defeating Mt. Airy 8 to 2 and Jay beating Myersville 10 to 2 while Pickets Corner at New Windsor remains unreported.
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Hustlers Hold Off Colesville In Low-Scoring Tilt
Baroni led Hustlers with 33 total points while Colesville tallied 9 runs on 9 hits. Key plays included Anderson and Baroni with two base hits and Xander G Bonifant stealing bases. Rice took the loss after giving up 4 hits and 3 walks. Heatherley and Rice combined for 13 innings pitched. Umpire Shoemaker and scorer Cannon officiated the 1 hour 30 minute game.
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Jefferson
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Godfrey
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Anderson
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Baroni
Bonifant
Rice
Heights Aquatic Club Wins Its Third Meet
Heights Aquatic Club and Y-Brook Aquatic Club of Baltimore won their third dual meet by defeating Lancaster Country Club 90 to 60 at Meadowbrook pool. Notable results include Rebecca McCutcheon winning the 72 yards breaststroke, Joyce Harbaugh taking 36 yards free style in 24 seconds, and a 36 yards free style tie between Alden Summers and Charles Brown.
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Y-Brook Aquatic Club
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Meadowbrook
Joyce Harbaugh
Rebecca McCutcheon
Fred Burgee
Baltimore Evening Sun
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Kay Oden
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Mark Hoke
Sam Cole
John Hunter
Alden Summers
Ronald Smith
Braddock
Wings Win In 22nd Inning Clash In Rochester
In Rochester New York on August 13 the Rochester Red Wings outlasted Jersey City 3 to 2 in 22 innings. Pitcher Tommy Poholsky earned his 16th win after a 19 inning scoreless duel with veteran Andy Tomasic.
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Rochester
N. C
Rochester Red Wings
Jersey City
Tommy Poholsky
Andy Tomasic
Poholsky
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