Redlegs Split With Phillies in Cincinnati Doubleheader
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Reds winning 11-5 in the second game after dropping the opener 7-1. Key moments included Gus Bell belting his ninth homer, Walt Dropo driving in two, and strong relief from Hal Jeffcoat. The Phillies showcased Ray Semproch in the opener but were undone by Cincinnati’s late surge.
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Thurmont Completes Two Victories in Maryland Leagues
Thurmont won twice as Thurmont edged New Market 5 2 in the Maryland State League while Thurmont defeated Mt Airy in another game. Bolivar beat Yellow Springs, and Cleve land’s Larry Doby collected three hits in four trips, scoring a run and driving in one as his average rose to .377. The day featured strong pitching and key homers by Bill Tuttle and Frank House for Kansas City, plus Sparking fielding plays and late rallies.
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Walkersville Tops Broad Run By 13 7
In a high school football clash Walkersville defeated Broad Run by 13 to 7. The game featured a sharp defensive effort from Walkersville and key plays in the second half that sealed the lead. Broad Run struggled to mount a consistent offense throughout the contest.
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Heart Of Md League Innings Summary
Smith pitched 3 1 3 innings with 8 runs, Hutter followed with 3 2 3 innings. Time 2 30. Scorer.
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All-Star Game Turns Twenty Five in Baltimore
A 25 year old All-Star Game in Baltimore's Memorial Stadium nears July. Fans no longer vote the starters. players select the lineups while public attendance and TV ads still drive revenue. Critics warn fan interest risks eroding as baseball moves away from public involvement.
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Jefferson Edges Frederick 6-5
In a Tri-County baseball game yesterday Jefferson beat Frederick 6 to 5 as Middletown edged Germantown 6 to 5. Middletown outhit Germantown 11 to 8 with Litz homering and doubling, and Remsburg tripled. Wulf homered for Germantown. E Jand B Ricketts and Spaul added doubles.
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Tri County Golf Results and Standings Reflected
The Tri County League posted yesterday results with Broad Run 7 at Middletown 13 and Germantown 20 at Doubs 11. Notable scores include Mrs Helena Rhoderick at Yellow Springs shooting 98 for 18 holes and Buckeystown’s card of 88 led by James Doub. Standings show Buckeystown, Creagerstown, and Middletown among top teams as the league near the Pact-9201 Country Club event.
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Weekend Fights Card Reported With Multiple Outcomes
The Associated Press report lists results from weekend boxing bouts. Jose Torres outpointed Wes Lowry in Brooklyn while Bob Hinds won by disqualification in Kenosha after the second round. Rudell Stitch outpointed Kid Fichique in Havana Cuba, and LeRoy Dues faced a loss to Stitch in Detroit.
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