Orioles Take Two From Nats
New York reports show the Cleveland Indians swept both ends of a doubleheader at Fenway Park to gain a half game on the Yankees in the American League pennant race. Bob Lemon earned his 20th win, Art Houtteman notched his 14th, while Vic Wertz and Larry Doby provided key power. Baltimore surprised Washington with two wins as Clint Courtney collected five hits in the nightcap. The Dodgers and Cardinals split in St Louis as Duke Snider drove in six in the opener. Ted Kluszewski tied Willie Mays for the major league lead with 39 homers. The Phillies, Cubs, and Pirates also posted victories in varied league action.
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VFW Women Golfers Win Tri State Title
Frederick VFW Club women golfers captured the Ladies Tri State League title at Goose Creek near Leesburg VA finishing with 344.42 points. Martinsburg Purcellville Front Royal trailed as top individuals included Mazur Harbaugh and Keiler Calhoun among others.
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Charles Keiler
Skip Calhoun
Clarence Knill
Irving Ephraim
Bill Sibert
Skip Wenzel
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Jack Scollard
Rhoderick
Wenzel
Doubleheader Split In Ijamsville Against All Stars
New Market nines took over after Emmitsourt failed to appear, splitting a doubleheader with the Frederick County All Stars in Ijamsville. New Market won 7 to 6 in the opener as E McClain homered and Krantz cleared the bases. in the nightcap Menard and Weddle held the hitters, Danny Moylan and Benny Shellhorse driving in two runs with homers. A local cleanup by Don McClain drew attention amid trash and a note on anti litter efforts.
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Weddle
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Benny Shellhorse
Mountaindale Triumph as Cline Drives Home Run Rally
Mountaindale earned a double victory over Walkersville in the final Frederick County Softball League games of the season. Bob Cline belted a sixth inning homer to tie the score and spur a rally as Mountaindale surged to a pair of wins.
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Bolivar Edges Taylorsville In Heart of Maryland Final
Bolivar broke a 4-4 tie in the ninth to edge Taylorsville 5 to 4 in the Heart of Maryland League final at Bolivar. A large crowd watched Bolivar end scoreless through eight innings before four runs off Shipley triggered the comeback. The series resumes in Taylorsville next Sunday at 2 p.m. with the second game.
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TV season teases big changes and returns
As fall TV approaches, favorites face trouble and new stars loom. Red Buttons aims for a top slot with more frequent shows and fresh material, while Jack Carson returns as an odd week fill-in. Jack Benny plans GE Theater film work alongside his series. Burns lures Dior for a TV appearance, and Stromberg Carlson promotes brighter screens at The Electronics Shop in Frederick Maryland.
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