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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1956

Page

11

Nixon Holds Yankees To Two Bingles

Willard Nyon pitched a two hitter as the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 2-1 to close a three game set. Jack Jensen drove in both Boston runs with a two run homer in the fifth.

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Delaware Township romps Freder ick in fourteenth region playoff

Raden Harisan drove five runs with two homers as Delaware Township Camden County crushed Frederick 114 in the opening round of the Region Four Little League Playoffs at Lakewood New Jersey. Hayman Singleton and Wilbur Robinson homered, and Shapiro's pitching held off Frederick's late charge as Delaware built a decisive lead past the sixth inning. Frederick fought back with two runs in the second but Delaware responded with six in the sixth to seal the win.

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Time wasted in college football sparks coaching rule talk

The American Football Coaches Association targets time in play after studies show games run long. Fritz Crisler notes a 12 minute ball in play in 1930s college games, with 68 minutes clocked and 168 plays per game. Calls include faster substitutions and limiting time outs to injured players. The NCAA rules panel offers no major changes for fall 1933.

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Third In Series Of Talks Given Lions

Dr Riley D Housewright of Fort Detrick spoke to the Lions Club at a weekly luncheon. The bacteriologist and scientific director discussed development of antibiotics in research stages and illustrated the process with color slides.

Fort Detrick Riley D. Housewright Lions Club Housewright Staley Park

Shipley's Mountaindale extends win streak in City Twilight League

Shipley's alias Mountaindale won its 31st straight game despite a rough start, defeating Walkersville 64 to ? at Baker Park. Kehne allowed only one hit after the first inning as Shipley's capitalized with four runs in the fourth, aided by Gladhill Baer and Boswell's hits and two fielding errors.

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