Frederick's 8 In One Inning Upsets Ijamsville
Frederick roared back from a 6-1 deficit by scoring eight runs in the sixth inning and two more in the seventh to beat Ijamsville 11 to 7 in game one of the State League playoffs. Jim Kinna pitched Frederick to the win, allowing 14 hits and striking out three. Danny Boone’s homer and a 13-hit team effort fueled the rally as Ijamsville could only muster one run in the eighth after a late push.
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Nellie Fox Bid Aid To White Sox
Nellie Fox emerges as Chicago White Sox cornerstone prospect. Narration recalls Foxie's rise from Lancaster to pro ball, Lena Blackburne’s mentorship, and his relentless work ethic shaping a pennant pursuit. Also note Brunswick’s 15th straight win and Monserrat Teresserras seasickness episode.
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Shookstown Sweeps Twin Bill Over Koogie Bros in Softball
Shookstown won both ends of a county softball twin bill against Koogie Bros 15-3 and 15-1. Weiitz Hooper and Kemp homered for Shookstown. Long homered for Koogie Bros. First game details list pitchers Whitter Hooper and Hess. second game features Weiitz Hooper Hess Kline Sprankle and Kin.
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Moore Bassey Rematch Draws TV Spotlight in Los Angeles
World featherweight title challenger Davey Moore seeks a quicker win against ex-champion Hogan Bassey in a 15 round rematch at the Olympic Auditorium. Bassey vows to rebuild after a bloody first fight, with manager George Biddles recalling the late stoppage.
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