Brunswick Evens Series in 4-0 Win Over Gapland
Brunswick pitcher Billy Merriman, 16, beat Gapland’s Baugher as Brunswick evened the Junior American Legion series at one game each with a 4-0 victory at Brunswick. Center fielder Lewis sparked a 375-foot triple and a squeeze play to drive in runs, with Merriman delivering a standout performance despite trailing in strikeouts. A decisive third inning produced all Brunswick runs, setting up a possible decisive rubber game next Wednesday at Gapland.
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Pinchhit delivers Bolivar late win over Middletown
Keller's top-of-the-ninth pinchhit drove in two runs with two out to turn a 12-10 Bolivar victory over Middletown in an independent game at Middletown Sunday. Gilroy’s line included a hitless day before Keller singled home two runs with the bases loaded. Gilroy, Bolivar pitcher Gilroy and L. Long handled the scoring and defense.
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Bears and Colts Prepare for Baltimore Exhibition Clash
Chicago Bears arrive in Baltimore to tune up for tomorrow night’s exhibition with the Baltimore Colts. Johnny Lujack will pilot the Bears with Sid Luckman as relief. The Colts, coached by Clem Crowe, hope injured stars Dick Barnegan and George Buksar return.
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American League Results and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Yesterday's AL results include New York 7 over Detroit 5, Boston 9 over St. Louis 5, and Chicago 1 over 6. The day features Twi-night games with Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington, and St. Louis at Boston.
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Coe Drops Golf Title In National Amateur Upset
Charles Coe was dethroned as the U S amateur golf champion at the 58th National Amateur Tournament in Minneapolis. Harold Paddock from Aurora Ohio eliminated Coe, leaving Frank Stranahan as the last major champion and Walker Cup hopeful. Stranahan edged Bill Mawhinney 1 up in the morning and beat Fred Wampler 4 and 3 in the afternoon.
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Carroll Horine to Head Sports Teachers in County
Frederick County Physical Education Teachers Association will be headed by President Carroll Horine of Middletown High School for the coming scholastic year. Horine succeeds James F. Zimmerman. Assisting Horine are George Barrick Walkersville vice president Betty Englar Frederick secretary and James Fraser Frederick publicity. Warren Evans County supervisor of physical education is adviser to all Association committees. Members make athletics recommendations as principals for physical education programs and help compose athletic schedules.
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Yankees Rally Past Tigers to Closest Title Challenge
New York edged Detroit 7 5 as Tom Ferrick replaced Joe Page and saved Vic Raschi’s 16th win. DiMaggio Bauer and Woodling made clutch catches to support raster Raschi while Cleveland closed to within three games and Boston extended win streak with a 9 5 victory as Ennis and Seminick led Philadelphia. Giants beat Cubs 5 4 on late rally.
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Relief bid seals rally as Kennedy and teammates pace win
Monte Kennedy entered in the eighth with bases loaded and one out and induced a game-killing double play on Carm Mauro. Earlier, Bill Serena belted a three-run homer as the Cubs offense produced. In other action, the Athletics snapped a 10-game slide by beating the White Sox 6-5 behind Ray Scarborough allowing four hits, while Sam Jethroe drove in two with a third-inning double in the opener. Boston’s Braves edged St. Louis 2-1 on a two-run rally sparked by a Jethroe RBI and Sam Jethroe contributed a two-run double? Gerald Staley allowed four hits in eight. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 7-5 in 10 innings with Gene Hermanski homering in the 10th, and Ralph Kiner's 39th homer forced extras as the clubs traded runs to 14 innings before a 118,382 crowd. National League results cited: New York, Chicago, 4. Philadelphia, 6. Cincinnati, Boston, 2. St. Louis, 1. Brooklyn, 7. Pittsburgh, 17 innings.
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Top Price Set For Louis Charles Fight at Yankee Stadium
The International Boxing Club set a top price of $30 for the Joe Louis versus Ezzard Charles heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium on September 27. Reserved seats range from $5 to $20. The IBC expects a robust gross, referencing the prior Louis Walcott intersection at Yankee Stadium on June 25, 1948, which drew 42,267 fans and a gate of $641,739.
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