Broad Run Jeff Clinches Series Lead In Maryland Playoff
Broad Run Jeff capitalized on Frederick six errors to win 6 4 at McFredy Field and move their best of three series to one game apiece. Rudell Ahalt allowed 12 walks but held the Hustlers to five hits as Frederick rallied late. Next Sunday at Wamsville 2 p.m. the deciding game will determine the league title.
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Larry Ahalt
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Ik. Une Saat Een Hee Witamnie
Seana Cocter
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Yellow Springs
Asault
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Emerick
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Geiser
Mets
Brunswick Oe OG
Reed
Carter
Stup
Brunner
Buckeystown
Ed Ridenour
Thurmont
Bob Shaffer
Ridenour
Shaffer
Potts Captures American Colt Classic Despite Double Bogey
Johnny Potts won the American Colt Classic in Akron by four strokes with 276 after a final round 70. Arnold Palmer finished second, surpassing $100,000 in season earnings with a total of 101,554. Jailed Baros third at 281, while Jack Nicklaus tied for fifth. prize money ranged from Potts 40,000 to others listed with their scores.
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Ohio
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Arnold Palmer
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Ted
Firestone Club
Patner
Howe Palmer
Palmer
Barneyville
Oklo
Bares
Jala] Baros
Dave Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Johany Pott
Julius Boros
Pascual Stops Bird Threats in 10th Victory over Orioles
Camilo Pascual snuffed bases loaded threats in the ninth and earned a 5-3 win in 10 innings as the Twins rallied past Baltimore. Vic Power doubled to start Minnesota and power the comeback as Bob Allison and Earl Battey provided decisive hits.
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Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Stu Miller
Pascual
Dle
Fee Creakby Dake Ipocewes
Vic Power
Minnesota
Hartoon Killebrew
Bob Allison
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Lenny Greet
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aSaverne
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Barber
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Robinson
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Mit
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Fastual
Sete
Mier le
Berber
U—Nege
Henochick
Rice
Saterno
Speedy Scot Heads Field of 14 for Hambletonian
Speedy Scot, owner Casth in Farm Lexington Ky and driver Ralph Baldwin, drew post 3 as the favorite in a 14-horse Hambletonian field. The $115,000 purse marks the race’s fifth-place payout and includes a $46,196 winner share.
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PHILS
Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
DU Quoin
APA
Casthin Farm
Lexington
Ralph Baltwin
Tury Wines
Glades Hanover
Vitter
New
John Pennel fails twice to clear 17 feet in Buffalo event
JOHN PENNEL the 23 year old pole vaulter after vaulting 17 feet 5 inches in Miami Beach failed to repeat the feat Sunday in Buffalo. Officials said his 17 foot effort in Florida would be considered a world mark pending approval.
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John Pennel
Pennel
Miami Beach
Buffalo Firefighters’ Association
Miami, Fla
United States- Great Britain
London
N.Y
John Sullivan
AAU
South Florida
Coral Gables
Wade Kicks Colts to Preseason Win Over Steelers
Baltimore Colts rookie Grady Wade booted a 10 yard field goal with six seconds left to lift the Colts 17-14 over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Atlanta. Wade added two field goals and two conversions in other preseason outings, keeping Baltimore undefeated in exhibition play.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Grady Wade
Baltimore Colts
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Colts
Atlanta
Wade
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Steelers
Yomester
Philadelphia
Johnny Wallas
Lenny Moore
Tom Matte
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Puget Apa
Philadel Fete
St Louis Broglie and Crystala Palais in Key Matchups
Brief reads of college basketball results show St Louis Broglie against Sen Freres in Houston and N cincemati led by O'Toole with 15 points to 11 rebounds, while Los Angeles Crystala Palais posted a 1610 scoreline in limited play.
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Sen Freres
Houston
Jobson
N. Cincemati
O'Toole
Los Angeles
Crystala
Race Driver Hert le sou fhe Seman UA
Race driver Hert le sou fhe Seman UA faces unclear charges as investigations describe Wickens as a solitary figure in a turbulent period. The report mentions Bowie and Richard’s involvement amid regional tensions and ongoing inquiries.
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Richard
Bowie
Wickens
Dick Ellsworth Dominates Mets To 18th Victory
Chicago pitcher Dick Ellsworth, a left hander, earned his 18th win as the Cubs defeated the New York Mets 3 1. The game featured aggressive baserunning by Lou Brock and key hits from Ernie Banks and Ken Hubbs. Hubbs scored on Ellsworths squeeze bunt after an error by Mets pitcher Jay Hook.
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Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cub
Johnny Schmitz
New York Mets
Jay Hook
Cubs
Lou Brock
Hook
Ernie Banks
Ken Hubbs
Hubbs
Ellsworth
Ron Santo
New York
Ottet Ooe
Gox
Bearworth
Gonder
Bertell
W — Edlsworth
L—Hook
Rookie flirts with no hitter in Yankee split
Gary Peters won his 10th straight decision as Chicago beat New York 2-1 in 12 innings after Yankee rookie Al Downing carried a perfect game into the eighth. Downing struck out 13 and flirted with a no-hitter, while Jim Landis three-bagged a misplayed fly for the Yankees' lone run.
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New York Yankees
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al Downing
Chicago White Sox
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Sox
Yankees
Jim Landis
Hector Lopez
Phil Linz
Lopez
Downing
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Camilo Carteon
Camilli delivers walk-off single as Dodgers top Braves 2–1
Doug Camilli's bases loaded single in the ninth inning lifts the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2–1 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Lee Walls starts the critical rally with a ninth inning single, Ron Fairly follows, and Willie Davis is walked before Camilli's game winner. Dodgers move 6½ games ahead in the NL race as St. Louis and San Francisco lose.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cards
Giants
Lee Walls
Bob Shaw
Ron Fairly
Willie Davis
Camilli
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