Creagerstown Clinches Ninth in Wild Walkersville Upset
Creagerstown broke a ninth inning tie with two outs to defeat rival Walkersville 8 to 7 in the Tri County League feature. The late rally followed Buckeystown’s 14 to 1 win over Doubs and Lander’s 2 0 win over Lovettsville. Dorsey’s error robbed him of a shutout and Green earned the win for Lander.
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Creagerstown
Walkersville
Middletown
Broad Run
Lander
Lovettsville
Skip Dorsey
Buckeystown
Doubs
Dorsey
AB Rho AE
Flemsburg
Darner
Fleming
Rf L. Frye
H. Frye
Virts
D. Pearl
Thompson
Green
Lovettsyville
Rhore Everhart
Exter
Menteer
Murrman
Sandbower
Wenner
Rollison
Hoffman
OnOsa
Lovetteville
Lovellsville
Mentzer
Stalen
Tigers Beat Indians 5 4 in Cleveland as Feller Notches 200th Victory
Robby Feller earned his 200th win helped by Al Benton as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 4 in the second half of a doubleheader before 78187 fans. Detroit won the opener 8 5. The Yankees moved into second in the league standings as New York routed Boston. In the National League Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 6 4 then 8 8 after blowing an 8 0 lead while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 2 1. Cincinnati swept, and Chicago shutout Cincinnati 16 0 as Monk Dubiel guided the Cubs. Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 4, clinching the game in the third against Bob Ruark. The White Sox split with St Louis to climb to fourth. Details include Sandy Crone winning in the minors and various box score notes across the day.
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Robby Feller
Hay Wander
Cleveland Indians
Feiler
al Benton
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Steve O'Neil
Philadelphia Phillies
St Louis Cardinals
Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Citants
Monk Dubiel
Cubs
Sourehit Decnion
Cinenati Reds
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Furst Kame
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Houttenan
Trout
Newhancer
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Benton Weik
Garcia
Prevelty
Hegan Maser
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Fowler
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Brandenhig
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Kurn
AVA
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Ross
Evans Keller
Stroup
D. Rudy
St Tenis
Shufer
Fdwarets
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Ant Lopata
Pittsburgh
Bt Tattis
Law and Mueller
Turner Munger Brazle and
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Sam
Cooper Ciandatt
Chipman
Baseball Sunday and Saturday scores from major teams
Sunday Results show St Louis 2-4 Chicago 8-3 Cleveland 5-8 Philadelphia 4 Washington 15 New York 1. Roston contributions and game notes. Saturday results include Washington 3 Philadelphia 2, New York 4 Cleveland 7, New York 4 Chicago 4. Schedule lists New York at Washington St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago and other clubs not scheduled.
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T. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Phila
Washington
New York
Roston
St Lone
Washington St
National League Sunday Results and standings
Sunday results show New York 4 Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 16 to Cincinnati 2. Mutisburgh 1, a second game called at the 10th due to curfew. Philadelphia at Brooklyn 4 to New York 4, Boston to St Louis, Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati, Chicago 3. Next Sunday markets and venue pairings listed.
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Tristan
New York
Phila
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
Mutisburgh
Thurmont Beaten as Emmitsburg Triumphs in Tight Teague Battle
In a Sunday afternoon clash at Emmitsburg the Emmitsburg team edged Thurmont 7 to 6 after a tight Peny Mar Teague pitching duel. Earlier games featured Buckeystown 14 1 Doubs 1 and Middletown 21 Broad Run 8 with Walkersville beating Lovettsville 6 2 and Doubs hosting Lander.
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Buckeystown
Doubs
Middletown
Broad Run
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Lovettsville
Lander
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Joan Lander
Ruerkeystow
Broad Sun
Brunswick Holds Lead In Maryland State League Opener
Brunswick scored late to beat Point of Rocks 9 to 8 as renovations at EB W. Sencer Stadium were marked by Mayor Wirts throwing the first ball. Huffer and Haines starred for the visitors while Bowers and Dixon paced Brunswick in a tight nine inning game. A moment of silence honored four figures from local baseball as crowds watched the season debut.
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Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Ferd
Jamnesville
Woodsboro
New Market
Liberty
Ted Mt
Alry
Woodbine
EB. W. Sencer
S. T. Wirts
Harry Roo¢lie
Joseph R. Payne
Richard Bowers
Harvey Bickle
E W. Scheer
William James
Frank Hartman
Brunswick County League
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Haines
E. Keller
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Wo Dawson
Gramas
Hartman Hame
Haines Pouble
Keller
Dawson
McCutcheon
Garrett
Hargest
Kehne
L Photlins
Union Bridge Dominates Twin City Baseball Night
Summary of a doubleheader showing Union Bridge ahead with 8 7 27 totals, Biser and Stroup keying offense, Naylor on the mound for Middletown, and Thurmont Damascus contest finishing 13 6 48. Notable two base hits by Shafer Ziewler and T Brown, plus errors and double plays noted. time two hours, umpire Sheffer.
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Walkersville
Creag
Creagerstown
Gilbert
G. Lare
Byrne
Battrick
Rusherman
P. Kolb
Eaves
Stauffer
Long
Lare
Dowles
C. Biser
Paole
B. R. Summit
Middletown
Beller
Sheffler
Calimer
Holly
McCrea
Stroup
Naylor
Biser
Thurmont
Damascus Sa
New
Ogg
Johnson and
Gare
Aff Bellhson
White
Sweeney
Benjamin
Weddle
Bellison
Thurmnant
Damascus
Shorb
Brown Murray
Weddie
Pitener
County Softball League standings and twin bill results
In Urbana and Mountaindale action the 13 15 division saw Urbana at Ballenger and Jefferson at Mountaindale with Brunswick idle. Mt Pleasant 4 H Clubbers beat Chestnut Grove 10-2 in game one and 10-8 in game two, with Chestnut Grove 2 1 Mt Pleasant 4 H Ww 131 and Mt Pleasant 4 H Ww 417 0 in the second contest. players listed include Hamilton Bowers Dutrow Eader and Fouche Lodas Remsberg Bader.
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Mt. Pleasant
Chestnut Grove
Hamilton
Bowers
Dutrow
Eader
Fouche
Lodas
Remsberg
Bader
Jefferson Clinches Softball Half Title with Double Win
Jefferson surged to a near clinch of the Frederick County Softball League half title with 12 to 2 and 15 to 2 victories over Urbana on Sunday. Renard Ramsburg went 7 for 9 with a homer and a triple, while Artie House went 5 for 6 with a circuit, powering the sluggers in both games as Mountaindale also posted two wins over Brunswick by 18 7 and 13 10.
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Jefferson
Frederick County
Urbana
Renard
Brick’ Ramsburg
Artie House
House
Rice
Burdette
Shafer
Houser
Rh.e
McFadyen
Moore
Ferrell
Mountaindale
Brunswick
Steve Boswell
Newell Esterly
Morris Hewitt
Kenny Shaw
Harold Weddie
Walkersville
R . E. Brunswick
H. Karn
G Karn
N. Esterly J
L. Rice
R UH E. Brunswick
Price
Stone Esterly
HB. Powell
Damascus Edges Hustlers In Ten Innings For 6 5 Win
Damascus defeated the Frederick Hustlers 6 to 5 in ten innings in Montgomery County League play at Damascus. Cline singled in the winning run in the tenth and Williams hit a triple for the decisive score as five Hustler errors aided Damascus. Delauter limited the Hustlers to seven hits, with Keys, Murray, and Senseney contributing for Damascus.
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Frederick
Hummer
Angleberger
Jones
Rolfe
Hildebrand
Wagner
Marendt
Detauter
Warrenfellz
Damascus AB
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Snapp
Murray
al 'Senseney
RR Johnson
J. Johnson
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Hines
Alexander
Toth
Hustlers
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Pike
Delauter
Flashers
Williams
Sacrihee Hite
Warner
Cline
Janson
Nan
Tune
Seorer
Cannon
George Sabine Returns to Frederick Fairgrounds Race
George Sabine of Saginaw Michigan, an expert motorcycle racer, competed at the Delphey sponsored events this afternoon at the Frederick Fairgrounds. Despite motor trouble, Sabine finished third in the 100 mile national championship trials at Laconia New Hampshire on June 25. The popular Michigan speed demon is noted for his crowd pleasing broadsiding riding style.
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George Sabine
Saginaw
Mich
Frederick Fairgrounds
Delphey
Sabine
Laconia
Michigan
DiMaggio to Play First Base for Yankees in Washington
Joe DiMaggio will start at first base for New York in tomorrow’s game at Washington, Manager Casey Stengel said. The 35-year-old star will move from his longtime cleanup role as the team reshapes the lineup amid a slump, with Berra and Bauer in new positions and DiMaggio testing first base during the Washington series.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Casey Stengel
DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Stengel
Washington
Yankees
Yankee
Arth
Joe
Lou , Gehrig
Yori Berra
Berra
Hank Bauer
DiMag
Heart of the Mountains Baseball League Scores
New Windsor defeated Mt Airy 14 to 2 while Thurmont outscored Picketts Corner 49 to 2 and Day beat Myersville 20 to 5 in a compact lineup of league results.
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New Windsor
Mt. Airy
Myersville
Day
Thurmont
Picketts Corner
F.C. Baseball League Scores and Schedule
Union Bridge defeated Mt Airy 4 to 2 while Middletown beat Damascus 5 to 13. Thurmont routed Summit 2 to 13 with Damascus at Middletown and Mt Airy at B R Summit next Saturday. Union Bridge travels to Thurmont for another matchup.
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Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Middletown
R. Summit
Damascus
Thurmont
B. R. Summit
Remain Tied For Lead Of League In Heart Of Maryland
New Windsor and Myersville held the league lead Sunday with New Windsor defeating Mt Airy 14 to 1 and Myersville routing Day 20 to 2. Lefty Jones limited Mt Airy to four hits for New Windsor while Thurmont defeated Pickett's Corner 19 to 2 with Sorrells fanning thirteen. Thurmont’s Garrett and Milter powered the attack, Day pitching woes continued for Pickett's Corner as Myersville hitters boosted averages.
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New Windsor
Myersville
Heart of Marzyland Teague
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Pickett
Sorrells
Clark
Valentine
Garrett
Milter
Radio Schedule and Evening Programs Slated on NBC CBS ABC
Radio guide lists NBC WES 1090 CBS Wrmup 970 CBS WOR 710 and ABC WAFL 630 with repeated silent hour blocks. Night shows include Gordon MacRae Hollywood Play and Barrow Concert plus crime dramas, sports discussion series, and news broadcasts across CBS NBC and ABC networks with times from 6:45 to 10:45 PM.
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Atry Moore
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TV Highlights Eastern local fame flistings for summer
New York on July 2 television schedule changes take effect tonight in daylight time. NBC 7 features Ransom Sherman in a daily eight week vacation series for Kukla Fran and Ollie and a video debut. NBC 8 presents Menasha the Magnificent with Menasha Skulnik replacing Tele Theater for eight weeks. CBS 8 offers Star Light Theater with Ernest Truex in Much Ado About Spring replacing Silver Theater. CBS 30 presents a prize performance talent show with professional child entertainers led by Cedric Adams, replacing the TV portion of Godfrey Talent Se nuts. CBS 9.30 offers a pantomime quiz and Hollywood film a recorded charade to fill for the Coldberts. Tonight daylight time lists NBC 9.20 Lewisohn Stadium concert and 9.20 Who Said That. CBS 1748 Martha Raye and daughter 9 Candid Camera. DuMont 7.45 Hazel Scott and 8.39 Al Morgan show.
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Nbc-Tv
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
NBC
Menasha the Magnificent
Menasha Skulnik
CBS TV
Starlight Theater
Ernest Truex
Silver Theater
Cedric Adams
Godfrey
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Hollywood
Coldberts
Lewisohn
Martha Raye
Duamont
Hazel Scott
al Morgan
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