Phillies Top Pirates as 5th Inning Props Win
Philadelphia Phillies downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4 in a come-from-behind win at Pittsburgh. Al Smith earned the victory while Paul Waner's triple and Jim Tobin's double highlighted the early Pirates offense before the Phils bats struck back in the fifth. The game featured 7 hits for the Phillies and 4 for the Pirates, with Sivess, Smith, Brown, Tobin and Todd handling the batteries.
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Public Links Spotlight Spurs Public Golfer Drama at Cleveland
Spare cowl Cleveland Aug 27 Public links tournaments draw 250 players from Seattle to Los Angeles for the national public links event. Walter Burkemo won qualifying medal 72 69 14 par while Eddie Furgol placed second with 68 74 142. Louis Cyr birdied the first hole to advance. Ennis incurred penalties preventing a playoff. Seniors win in park speedball 12 11 over Juniors, with Grove homering and lineups listed.
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Vancouver
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Ore
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Chicago
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Tome
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Spangler
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Turners
Martz
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Washington 3 Batteries Fight for Lead in Regional Play
Washington scores 3 in the first period as Benton and York, Kelley, DeShong, Krakauskas and Ferrela contribute. Batteries push early offense in a tight regional clash.
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Hustlers Seek Eighteenth Straight Win At Home
Frederick Hustlers defend their 17 game streak Sunday at 2 30 against Indian Head Athletics of Prince Georges at McCurdy Field. Frank Fraley starts for Frederick with Bob Drinkard opposing. Previous meeting June 4 3 Hustlers 4 Athletics 3. If Frank Six not in center Buddy Price to play.
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Frederick
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Whitlock
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Cary
Local anglers haul 450 fish from Delaware Bay
Sixteen Frederick men left Wednesday night for Bowers Beach and fished from 6:00 AM to 3:00 PM Thursday catching 450 fish. They used two boats and three men aided in cleaning and icing. The catch included trout porgies flounders spots and hardheads with a few small sharks and flying fish. One Delaware State Trooper reprimanded them for speeding. otherwise no incident.
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Bowers Beach
Delaware Bay
Monroe S. Staley
Roy Ri, Grove
William C. Feaga
M. B. Cassell
Theodore Shonts
Carl © Staley
LeRoy Moore
Walter H. Duvall
Earl Stup
Earl Stevens
Harold Dutrow
KR. B. Martin
Roland Bragan
Samuel E. .Brown
Russell Feaga
S. F. Lehman
Delaware
National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results include St. Louis 7 over New York 6 and Philadelphia 6 over Pittsburgh 4. Boston 6 beat Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 3 defeated Chicago 2. Today games feature Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Matchups Summary
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat New York 15 to 9? The record shows Cleveland 9 8 New York 15 5 Chicago 12 8 Boston 2 9 Philadelphia 11 4 St Louis 6 6 Detroit 9 Washington 3. Today’s games feature Chicago at Boston Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Washington.
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Lockney Tennis Cup sees decisive sets and byes
Decisive scoring marked six tennis sets at Ca toctin Country Club in the Walker N. Jolliffe Cup. Buddy Radcliffe and Max McCardell beat Lloyd Rice and Charles Price 6-3 6-3. Robert E. Clapp defeated Claude Barrick 6-1 6-1, Richard Ramsburg beat Richard Radcliffe 6-1 6-0. David Kemp drew Richard Radcliffe in the consolation. Bernard Baumgardner and Walter Crowthers drew byes. Claude Barrick to face the loser of Harry Smith and Buddy Webb. Matches continue today and Monday with finals next week.
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Buddy Webb
Woodsboro Club Protest Reverses Two Games
Frederick County League actions void a Woodsboro win, throw out a Thurmont game for seven mile limit violations, and order a July 30 game replay. Protests by Thurmont against Woodsboro players are partly sustained, with penalties affecting standings and future scheduling. Three games set today. Emmitsburg seeks two wins to close on league leaders.
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Declarer Fails To Run Diamonds Before Touching Spade Suit
In the Annapolis Heads Tournament at Annapolis Road, Mrs. Charles Kavanaugh and Mrs. N. T. W. Hodinson won the open pair championship after a seven spot in a three card suit produced the trick. The article notes that declarer could have made the four spades contract if diamonds were led first, with East holding a strong heart position and spade control. The unusual play centered on a seven spade trick securing the top score despite a misplay in the diamond run.
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Washington, D. C
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Annapolis
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Chiropodists Golf Title Won By Dr Ross At Convention
Dr William E Ross of Frederick captured the National Championship at the 37th annual National Association of Chiropodists convention in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania winning the first leg of the cup with a score of 80. The event ran August 21 to 26 featuring scientific and social programs.
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Pittsburgh
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Frederick contributors aid local playgrounds project
Frederick residents and firms supplied special support for the playgrounds program this season. Notable contributors include Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Riddlemoser, Brown Brothers, Otis King, Brish Brothers, Mrs. Charles Blumenauer, Mrs. Clarence Bussard, Miss Katherine Bussard, Douglas Ford, Mrs. E. F. Mun shower, Harvey A. Harrington, Roy Crum, A. W. Nicodemus, Harry L. Ebert, C. H. Herbert, George Kehne, James H. Harris and W. W. Chandler. Activities have ended, with supervised play at Baker Park continuing through next week.
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Brown Brothers
Otis King
Brish Brothers
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Clarence Bussard
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Roy Crum
A. W. Nicodemus
Harry L. Ebert
C. H. Herbert
George Kehne
James H. Harris
W. W. Chandler
Baker Park
Yellow Springs to gain forfeited wins in county speedball
County Speedball League action sees Yellow Springs, hurt by two losses to Mt. Pleasant, poised for a Sunday double after Frederick withdraws from the circuit. The pair of forfeit wins could lift Yellow Springs into the race for the second half pennant as Ballenger and Broad Run clash at Fenga ville and Myersville hosts a doubleheader. Czech film imports rise while German imports stay steady. a note on skull base weakness concludes.
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Tri County League title series opens with two Sunday games
The Tri County League championship chase begins Sunday at 2 30 pm with Wakefield hosting Damascus and Brunswick visiting Middletown at Scheer Stadium. Damascus defends the title as Middletown risks pitching depth with Norris possibly out and Buxton ill. Wakefield favored in some circles as Carroll County features Gloski led lineup and a strong mound trio.
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Charley Staley
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Lander Hosts Taylorstown in Sunday Baseball Clash
A baseball game between the Lander team of the Tri-County League and a Taylorstown, Va, team is set for Sunday afternoon at Lander starting at 2 o'clock.
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Tri-County League
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