Briggs Says Tigers Will Be On Market
Detroit Tigers president Spike Briggs tells Baltimore reporters the club will be sold after the World Series. He plans to exit baseball, possibly buy the Washington franchise, and leaves ownership with a holding company headed by his family. Briggs says the sale need not be immediate and could wait for new buyers the following year.
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Baltimore News-Post
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Baltimore Evening Sun
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Briggs Stadium
News-Post
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
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James E. Wilson
Gaithersburg, MD
Jon W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Frederick, Md
Jerry T. Williams
Colts Tie Redskins 28 28 in Exhibition Thriller
Baltimore Colts rallied for three touchdowns in the final period to tie the Washington Redskins 28 to 28 before 23,280 at night. Eddie LeBaron struck first for the Redskins on a 41 yard fake punt run as they built a 28 7 lead before the Colts stormed back in the fourth quarter.
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Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Colts
Eddie LeBaron
Redskins
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TV and radio program guide and game recap fragment
A dense broadcast schedule lists stations WOR WFMD WRAL WMAL and others with news, commentary, and dramas followed by a football game recap: Washington at Baltimore with LeBaron Janowicz Ameche Dupre Pellington Mutscheller Shaw scoring and conversions noted. The passage mixes listings with a fourth quarter drive summary.
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Red Benson
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Abe Amos
Andy
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Wade Family Theater
Fibber and
Molly
Abe Boo Hayms
Abe Symphony Orch
Heart of News
Capital
Noe Dance Orchestra
Cbaews
Abe Dance Orchestra
Mbs
News & Varieties
Springers Lead With 9-3 Win Over Braddock Heights
Yellow Springs stayed atop the Junior Baseball League with a 9-3 victory over Braddock Heights Tuesday. Ron Hartsock drove in four runs with a first inning two run double and a third inning homer, while Gene Putman hit a circuit clout in the second. The game was halted after 542 innings due to darkness as Sam Harrison walked four in the second before Bob Shuff relieved. Braddock’s Hayes Metz took his 15th loss.
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Myersville
Walkersville
Braddock Heights
Yelow Springs
Ron Hartsock
Springers
Vone
Gene Putman
Springs
Sam Harrison
Bob Shuff
Shuff
Hayes Metz
Ken Foltz
Middletown
Glademen
Shafer
Dick Zimmerman
Walkers
Ron Smith
Keith Duncan
Ville
Zimmerman
Struggles Mark District Baseball Scores With Narrow Loss
The report notes Braddock Heights led by three runs and Yellow Springs failed to close the gap as Metz Jones Harrison Shull and Staley contributed for Braddock Heights while WalkersymMe faced Middletown with a 9 to 5 showing. Duncan Smith and Smith along with Beard Ahalt Shafer and A Shafer also appear in the contested game details.
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Harrison
Shull
Staley
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Middletown
Duncan
Smith and Smith
Beard
Ahalt
Shafer
A. Shafer
First Game To Kiwanis Beats Rotary In Babe Ruth Playoff
A flubbed third strike by Tick Langley gave Kiwanis a 4-3 win over Rotary in the Babe Ruth League playoff opener at McCurdy Field. Darkness stopped play after six innings. Earlier Donnie Keller and Howard Stup fought a two hitters duel with only four hits allowed each. Dick Gantles slugged two of Rotarys four safeties including a homer.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
McCurdy Field
Donnie Keller
Howard Stup
Keller
Dick Gantles
Rotary and Kiwanis clash in late baseball score draw
Forden Hughes Gastley led off with a single in the first and Hughes followed with a solo smash to tie the game at 3-3. Rotary collected three runs in the first on two errors a walk and timely hits by Dave Markey and Langley. Keller fanned Schweiger with bases loaded in the sixth while Stein scored on an error and Langley crossed later, tying the score as Keller and Langley paired with Stup and Littleton in a tense middle game struggle between KR Rotary and Bs Babee i 4 2 Kiwanis.
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Hughes
Rotary
Dave Markey
Langley
Joe Stein
Mike Bagley
Keller
Steve Schweiger
Schweiger
Stein
Babee i
Kiwanis
Stup and
Littleton
Woodsboro Blank Walkersville in Ruth League Playoff Opener
Woodsboro rode Dick Cook's two hit shutout to a 5-0 victory over Walkersville in the Frederick Babe Ruth League playoffs. Cook struck out 10, blanking Walkersville as Woodsboro jumped ahead with three runs in the first inning and coasted to the win. McBride provided two Woodsboro hits, while Walkersville managed little offense. The best-of-three series resumes Friday at Walkersville.
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Walkersville
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Dick Cook
Frederick Carroll
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Be thrift with coffee ice cubes for iced coffee
Use leftover coffee frozen into ice cubes to chill iced coffee without watering it down. This frugal hack preserves flavor while keeping beverages cold and supporting smart waste reduction.
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