Yankees and White Sox split doubleheader to stay tied
The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader at Comiskey Park to stay a half game apart in the American League race. New York won 6-1, Chicago 3-2, as the Senators upset the Indians 8-2 and 13-4, dropping Cleveland a full game back.
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Union Bridge Triumphant in Shaughnessy Playoffs Run
Union Bridge moved into the final round of the Shaughnessy playoffs after a 6 5 comeback win over EFAC in game one and an 11 run third inning burst in the nightcap at Baker Park. Ballenger paced Union Bridge with multiple runs aided by Lenhart and Easterday as Fairfield struggled against strong pitching by Blanford.
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Baseball standings and tonight's schedule across leagues
The Eastern and American Leagues show team records with Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis leading, as Yesterday's results spread across Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. Tonight's schedule features St Louis at Brooklyn Baltimore at Detroit Cincinnati at New York Boston at Kansas City and more, with several night games listed.
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Creagerstown Rally Lifts 14-3 Over Lovettsville in 11 Innings
Creagerstown moved to fourth in the TriCounty League with a 14-3 win over Lovettsville in 11 innings. Gene Long scored three, Lou Plumer and Paul Eaves drove in all Creagerstown runs. Don Smith went the distance with 12 strikeouts for Creagerstown, while Rollison took the loss. Buckeystown routed Lander 13-1 in six-and-a-half frames.
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49ers and Rams Ready Early to Challenge for Division
The 49ers held off a late two touchdown Browns rally for a 17-14 win in San Francisco as the Rams edged the Giants 23-17 in overtime in Portland. Chicago Cardinals beat the Lions 117-16 in St Louis while the Steelers defeated the Packers 16-14 in Green Bay. Gordy Soltau kicked the decisive field goal for San Francisco.
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Rams win overtime playoff on late touchdown surge
A tied 17-17 game ended regulation as the Rams won the overtime coin toss and drove 70 yards in eight plays. The decisive sequence featured a younger plunging over for a score from the two yard line. The overtime format was one of two new innovations in the playoff.
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