Tri County edges State League in annual toy fund game
Tri County AHl Star team seeks a second win over the State League in the American Legion toy fund game at McCurdy Field. Led by Don Loun and Pres Kolb with Buzz own, the Tri Co features Stup, George Blickenstaff, Wayne Duncan and standout pitchers Ken Eaves and Pat Gilroy. Infielders include Alvie Mulligan and Luther Shuff, with Gary Lacey and Tom Mentzer patrolling the outfield. Manager Paul Eaves and Coach Bill Brandenburg eye another magic showing after their prior All Star victory.
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Buckeystown
Pres Kolb
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Jim
Stup
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Wayne Duncan
Walkersville
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Ken Eaves
Lke Bolivar
Pat
Bud Gilroy
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Yellow Springs
Alvie Mulligan
Creagerstown
Luther Shuff
Roy George
Lovettsville
Bob Huffer
Stoad
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50 Days For Duck Season In Maryland
Maryland's duck hunting season runs 50 days from Nov 20 to Jan 8, with tighter limits: three ducks per day and six in possession versus four and eight in a shorter season. Goose season Nov 30 to Jan 8, and Wilson snipe Nov 26 to Dec 19. Atlantic Flyway bag limits restricted to one canvasback redhead or ruddy duck, with strict one-day limits and no dawn shooting before sunrise.
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Ernest K. Vaughn
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Ania
Colts Crush Giants in NFL Exhibition Showdown
Baltimore's defense intercepted five New York passes and built a 21 point third quarter lead as Johnny Unitas connected with Raymond Berry for a 44 yard strike and Lennie Moore added a 44 yard run. Ray Mutscheller also scored on two Unitas passes as the Colts defeated the Giants 26 to 3 in a non counting preseason tilt.
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Major League Stars By The Associated Press Pitching
In a game with the Indians extending their second place position, Cleveland blanked the Orioles on three singles, no walks, and five innings of scoreless pitching for a 5-0 victory. Hector Lopez drove in three runs with a two-run homer as the Yankees beat the A's 9-7.
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Harshman Blanks Birds White Sox Yankees Win
Pitcher Jack Harshman blanked the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 in Cleveland, allowing three singles as he moved to 4-0. Jim Baxes doubled twice, driving in two and scoring twice to spark the Indians. Brown struggled, and Cleveland opened a 4-0 lead before adding an insurance tally.
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Nellie Fox Honored By Fans In Chicago
Nellie Fox, a durable White Sox star, celebrated at Comiskey Park after playing his 684th consecutive game against the Washington Senators. Fans and his parents joined Mrs Jacob Fox of St Louis in paying tribute as Fox, 38, eyes a first World Series appearance this season.
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Probable Pitchers Preview for AL and NL Matchups
AL games feature Washington at Chicago with Kem meter facing Latman, Boston at Detroit with Baumann opposing Messi, Baltimore at Cleveland pitting Pappas against Bell, and New York at Kansas City with Coates facing Bucks or Garver. NL slate shows San Francisco at Philadelphia Fisher versus Owens, St. Louis at Cincinnati Mizeli versus O toole, Chicago at Milwaukee with Hobbie Hillman or Buzhardt against Jay Willey, and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Craig facing Daniels or Witt.
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Service softball out U S Above knee Dixon of Paul Lawrence
The text lists players Dixon Paul Lawrence Fred King Ralph Stinson Alonzo Johnson Robert Cameron and a stand in manager Daniel E Shook Jr with reference to a service softball sequence and an out call.
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Ralph Stinson
Alonzo Johnson
Robert Cameron
Daniel E. Shook Jr
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Baseball Standings and Scores Mixed With Golf News
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading with 70 wins and 52 losses, followed by Los Angeles 68 55 and Milwaukee 56 56. Chicago and St. Louis also figure prominently with varying records. Friday results include San Francisco 6, Philadelphia 1. Los Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1. Chicago at Milwaukee postponed. In golf, three pros without a win lead the Rubber City Open at Akron setting up a weekend finish, with Bob Goalby leading at 1 under par and Gardner Dickinson Jr. close behind. Walker Cup contenders Nicklaus and Beamon reach Trans Mississippi finals after strong rounds.
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Von Clay to Fight Archie Moore in Philadelphia Tonight
Philadelphia promoter Herman Taylor and match maker Pete Moran announced a $310,000 purse to pit Von Clay against Archie Moore on Oct. 9 in Philadelphia. Clay defeated Sonny Ray in 36 seconds of the fifth round to move toward a title shot as Ray’s career hung in the balance.
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Weekend Games in Maryland State and County Leagues
Sunday start at 2 PM featuring Brunswick vs Poolesville and Greer and George Rjamsville vs Frederick in the Maryland State League first round. County League opens with Creagerstown at Walkersville and Triramer and Remus Yellow Springs at Middletown, with Shook and O'Connor listed.
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George Rjamsville
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O'Connor
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Walkersville
Triramer
Remus Yellow Springs
Middletown
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Adios Butler Wins Westbury Stakes at Roosevelt
Adios Butler, the heavy favorite driven by Clint Hodgins, won the Westbury Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway in near world record time, beating Meadow Al by a length. Oregon led early with Meadow Al close, while Right Time and High Walter also ran. Meadow Al paid $5 and $3.10, Adios Butler $3.10, $2.50, $2.20.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders by at bats include Aaron Milwaukee .373 Cunningham St Louis 342 runs leader Pinson Cincinnati 108 Aaron Milwaukee and Afays San Francisco 4 RBIs Banks Chicago 115 Robinson Cincinnati 106 Hips Aaron Milwaukee 180 Pinson Cincinnati 174 doubles Pinson Cincinnati Aaron Milwaukee 40 Triples Pinson Cincinnati 9 Near and Moon Los Angeles Mathews Milwaukee White St Louis 8 Stolen bases Mays San Francisco 25 Taylor Chicago 20 Pitching decisions Face Pittsburgh 150 Antonelli San Francisco 177 Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 193 S Jones San Francisco 163 42 at bats Kuenn Detroit .353 Kaline Detroit .327 Runs Yost Detroit 95 Power Cleveland 88 RBIs Killebrew Washington 94 Colavito Cleveland 90 Hits Fox Chicago 157 Kuenn Detroit 149 Doubles Runnels Boston Williams Kansas City 31 Triples Allison Washington Kubek New York 7 Home runs Killebrew Washington 37 Colavito Cleveland 35 Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 39 Mantle New York 19 Pitching decisions Shaw Chicago 12-4 Pappas Baltimore 13-5 Strikeouts Bunning Detroit 145 Wynn Chicago 140
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Playoffs Start in Tri County League With Walkersville Hit
Playoffs open this week with Creagerstown at Walkersville and Yellow Springs at Middletown. Walkersville, led by Kenny Eaves, seeks to extend an 11 game win streak and defend the Tri County title after a 14 strikeout three hitter against Creagerstown. Yellow Springs and Middletown meet in the other opener.
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Walkersville
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Creagerstoun
Buzz Ecker
Walklersville
Ken Eaves
Middletown
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Lovettsville
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Alvie Mulcan
Linton ‘Twins
Dim Siup
Hoquiam to Seattle boxing bout pivots on Hicks clash
In Hoquiam Washington Bobby Hicks defeats or challenges Zeke Lucero with scores noted as 138 to 137, signaling a near miss against Sacramento California competitor after a Seattle appointment.
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Bobby Hicks
Seattle
Zeke Lucero
Sacramento
Calif
Exhibition Pro Football Matches in Akron and Boston
Exhibition games feature Cleveland against Detroit in Akron Ohio and Chicago Bears meeting Philadelphia in Boston. Other scores list Baltimore three New York three Washington twenty three Los Angeles twenty one Green Bay at San Francisco.
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