Reilly Wins 10 Of 11 In Tri County League Rout
Mickey Reilly won his tenth game in eleven decisions as his teammates pounded Creagerstown for 11-4 in the Tri-County League. Germantown posted big runs, Fraley homered for Creagerstown, and Bud Gilroy halted Walkersville’s streak as Middletown edged Luckeystown 18-12 in a high scoring day.
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Mickey Reilly
Cream Creagerstown
Walkersville
Bolivar
Reilly
Lefty
Joe Whismas
Germastons
Luckeystown
Dorsey Fox
Bob Crone
Charley Shafer
Huffer Brothers
Caril
Bob
Gary
Greenhut Ished Lovettsville
Judy Simms
Dicki
Broad Ren
Toad George
Jim Linton
Yellow Springs
Linton
John Hooper
Springer
Jack Kehne
Broad Run
Adrhore J. Smith
D. Huffer
E. Smith
Izige Hendricks
C. Huffer
R. Huffer
Huffer
Lovellsville Potts
Frye
Danner
Hamilton
Mentzer
George Wenner
Cooper
Lovettsville
Smith
D. Hufter
R. Hoffman
B. Huffer
Wytne Watne Canetti
Bottman
George
Lyerly
Laverne Frushour
Warfield
N Shipe
E. Ricketts
Ric Pachler
Ef Gue
Riley
W. Ricketts
B. Steele
Rf Whiteman
Creagerstown Lare
I Wachter
G. Long
Blower
Kolb
F Fraley
Fyock
Crebbs
Ib Favorite
P Moser
Creagerstown
Germantown
Frock
Shipe
Lare
Fraley
B. Rickett
Burdette
Wachter
Gue
Whiseman
Favoriite
Etis
Middletown
Buckeystown
Barné
M Main
Conk
Cc Crum
Ibn' Crane
K. Kelly
Rems
G Linton
Strobel
Bitches
Kehne
Crone
Itcher
Plunkard
Keller
Doubs
Allison
Belivar Adrho
Summers
B. Koogless
D. Beachley
Pottenburger
Bolivara Walkersville
HK. Beachley
B. Gilroy
Willard
Gilroy
Zimmerman
Hawker
Os Mann
Shrover
L. Pet
Tnnings
Ab Hoa
Seviegs
R. Clem
Lenhart
Im Lint Veritien
G.geurkof Ter
Buncan
Rf Carpenter
Home
J. Linton
Ciem
Geisvert
Aiken
Ki Ashaugh
Dixon
Remsterg
Gibert
J. Page
K, Ketley
Rf Whitehead
Page
Katley
Ewbank Gratified By Win Over The Steelers
Baltimore August 26 Coach Weeb Ewbank gratified by the Colts 37 16 exhibition win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Cincinnati says he will reserve judgment until he views game films Unitas starred at quarterback and Lenny Moore scored twice Finnin injured dislocated shoulder out three weeks Also notes on Pirates pitchers and Indians hitters and a Iran oil well gusher story.
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Weeb Ewbank
Br'more Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cincinnati
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Steelers
John Unitas
Lenny Moore
Unitas
Louisville
George Shaw
Buddy Young
Moore
Penn State
Svard
Tom Finnin
Finnin
Fairfield Breaks Game Open with 11 Runs in Seventh
Fairfield exploded for eleven runs in the seventh, turning a 2-0 deficit into a 16-6 victory over Union Bridge at Fairfield in the Pep Mar League. Jim Weikert sparked the rally with three hits including a triple and five RBI, Dale Sites added three RBIs, and Hal Carson earned the win. Union Bridge led through six, helped by Les Cup’s two-base hit, but Fairfield overwhelmed them in the final frame as Carson worked 5 1/3 innings, with Warner closing.
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Fairfield
Sevinning
Union Bridge
Bridgers
Jim Weikert
Dale Sites
Reever Hal Carson
Fairfield Rally
Josef Roland Childs
Bill Warner
Carlson
Caton Bridge
Fairfield Oe
Deardorft
Welkert
Cer
Pat Spence
Tucker
Childs
Warner
Seifert
Carson
Wild Warner
Weikert
Winnin Poitener
Bitcher— Childs
Inings
Inninige
Nerkert
Mai Duppins
Elix
Jones
Millan
Souchak Wins Open Tourney At St. Paul
Mike Souchak of Grossingers New York fired six straight birdies and a record tying 62 to win the St Paul Open Golf Tournament in Minnesota. He started seven behind leader Don January of Lampasas Texas and finished five under par for the event in a $20000 purse. Jerry Barber of Los Angeles missed a five foot eagle try on the final hole, tying Souchak’s record. January finished third at 275.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mike Souchak
Grossingers
N. Y
Souchak
Don Jabuary
Lampasas
Texas
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Engle
Barber
Jerry
Harmony Beats Ijamaville In Fifteen Inning Heart League Climax
Harmony defeated Ijamaville 9 to 8 in fifteen innings to clinch Heart of Maryland League honors. Jim Hartsock drove in the decisive run with Lee Ropp scoring on his fifth single. Harmony posted 14 hits while Neville stood as the league’s only stumbling block to the champions. Alex Alexander homered for Harmony and Jack Geisbert clouted one with runners on.
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Harmony
Heart of Maryland
Ijamaville
Jim Hartsock
Lee Ropp
Neville
Shaughnessy
Alex Alexander
Jack Geisbert
Hamsville
Og Bagent
Wilcom
Alexander
Baker
J. Kuhn
Mountaindale Clinches County Softball Title On Day Split
Fredertc R. Md. Mewiay's Mountaindale clinched the County Softball League pennant behind Max Kebae as John Wetzel hurled a five hitter to beat challenger in a doubleheader at Baker Park. Kehne's first inning single drove in two runs and capped the title. Rain and errors followed, with Reds Powell and Ed Rice driving in runs in three and five inning rallies. Wetzel then pitched in relief in a 3:58 four minute mile note from Budapest as Rozsavolgyi broke the barrier. Overall the day featured Mountaindale's domination, with Kebae and Wetzel prominent on the mound and at the plate.
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Mountaindale
Max Kebae
Hallenger
Baker Park
John Wetzel
Hig
Kehne
Max
Ed Rice
Powell
Ballenger
Hones
Jim Blank
Charly Cline
Budapest
Hungary
Istvan Rossavolgyi
Wetzel
Rozsavolgyi
Jim Showe
Ous
John Landy
Butler
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