Buckeystown Leaders Knocked Out Contention in Playoff Push
Buckeystown was eliminated from fourth place contention after a rough inning run sequence. Bolivar Poffenberger and Bud Gilroy led a Buckeystown loss as Yellow Springs pulled away. Ken Eaves stayed unbeaten in a separate game as Middletown scored in bursts. The summary notes tied and lead changes, with Buckeystown unable to recover late.
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Senators upset Orioles as errors doom Baltimore
Washington pitchers held on to a 6-1 win over Baltimore after three costly Baltimore errors in crucial innings. Jim Lemon and Lennie Green produced the only earned run in the seventh, while Ramos earned the win and Walker took the loss as the crowd watched 6,249.
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Blitzkrieg Tittle Leads SF in Late Comeback
San Francisco passer Y. Tittle orchestrates a final drive as he drives the 49ers past Washington 27-24 with 59 seconds left. Rookie Paul Lowe gains 40 yards on the running game and Clyde Canter catches the decisive scoring pass. Several exhibition games over the weekend ended in late drama across the league.
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Cubs Smash Giants as Banks and Walls Hit Homers
Chicago Cubs defeat San Francisco 9 4 with two homers from Banks and Walls. Antonelli takes loss. Anderson fans win as Banks ties the game early after a hit by pitch. Banks hits his 36th homer with two on in the first.
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Md State League Next Playoffs Standings and Results
Frederick defeats Brunswick 21 to 17 while Ijamsville edges Poolesville 1 Bracket shows Frederick Brunswick Ijamsville Poolesville in playoff standings Dear sports desk letter writer comments on baseball projections, World Series in County Stadium, and a note on White Sox Yankees outcomes. Wightman Cup results: Darlene Hard over Angela Mortimer 6 3 6 8 6 4 and Beverly Fritz beats Christine Truman 6 4 6 4. Sally Moore is youngest US player at 18 in final singles. Moore and Janet Hopps reach doubles final.
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Seattle
Standings and results from current baseball week
The latest standings show San Francisco leading with 66 wins and 50 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Milwaukee with 64 and 62 wins respectively. Pittsburgh and Chicago trail, with Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia and the rest in pursuit as schedule notes list rain delays and postponed contests.
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Minor leagues scores from coast to coast today
Associated Press roundup of Pacific Coast League and American Association results. Portland Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle Vancouver Phoenix Spokane Sacramento St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Omaha Houston Dallas Fort Worth Louisville Denver Montreal Buffalo Havana Toronto Rochester Richmond Miami and other games with varied scores across minor league circuits.
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Major League Stars Shine In Split Twinbill
The Pirates win the second game 5-2 with KK Stuart hitting two homers to carry the team. Ike Delock relieves and shuts down New York to complete Boston’s 6 5 victory, while the Yankees take the second game 7 2. Various matchups include St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh with pitchers Mizell Semproch and Cec Hillman Haddix discussed.
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Souchak Wins Motor City Open With Record Run Fade
Mike Souchak scorched Meadowbrook with a final round 69 to finish 16 under par at 268, breaking the Motor City Open 72 hole record by five strokes and earning $3,500. Doug Ford and Bill Casper Jr. tied for second at 277 as Arnold Palmer Art Wall Jr. Dutch Harrison and others chased the new mark. Rain delayed play, Souchak earlier shot a 63 tying the course record and marking his third major title of the year.
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Weekend Boxing Results From Associated Press
Buenos Aires Orlando Zuietta and Nestor Sajrine both list in results with Cuba and Argentina details. Hollywood Pelon Cervantes Mexico defeats Eddie Gasparra Los Angeles in featherweight action. Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela defeats Robinson Garcia in Havana while Gracieux Lamperti of Italy beats Sergio Caprari in San Remo for European featherweight honors.
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NFL Exhibition Scores Before Regular Season Week
San Francisco 27 beat Washington 24 while Philadelphia 21 defeated the New York Giants 17. Chicago Bears 19 edged Green Bay 16 and Chicago Cardinals 21 toppled Detroit Lions 29.
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