Red Sox Leap To First Place In Doubleheader
July 12 column recalls New York Yankees no hitter bid by Pi-Allie Reynolds over the Indians as he earned win number 10, and Brooks Robinson? No, Revise: Reynolds sparkled in a 10-4 win over Cleveland with a tight duel against Bob Feller. The Red Sox briefly grab first in the American League by splitting a doubleheader with Chicago, aided by Gordon?
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Bob Feller
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Chit Chambers
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Brooke
Veaker
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Roy Campanella
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Russ Meyer
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Billy Johnson
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Ginsberg
Frederick Little League Rosters Revealed for 8-12 Group
Frederick Little League Inc released rosters for four teams as 8 to 12 year olds begin second-half play. Each team may carry 48 players with 12 active and six reserves. The Frederick Lions Club entry won the first-half title and All-Star practices continue ahead of a July 25 sudden-death inter-city game versus Hagerstown National League All-Stars.
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Theron B. Green
Randolph
Krants
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Franklin W. Martz
Charles W. Crothers
Robert L. Crum
Wayne A. Rhoderick
Dick Morgan
David Hess
Robert Trout
Robert Schick
Elgin Etchison
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E.G. A
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Donald B. Rice
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Paulh. Eigenbrode
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Joseph H. EB. Norris
Howard G. Strine
Howard F. Stup
Kenneth P. Runkies
Kenneth M Whipp
Richard Flovd
Richard Gastley
Robert Murray
N. EC
Robert P. Allison
Frederick R. Kimmel
Robert D. Moss
Alden B. Summers, Jr
Dehaven S. Toms, Jr
Thomas F. Littleton
Richard T. Ramsburg
Billy Knill
Larry W. Layman
Jerry Lee Grove
Thomas L. Moss
Irvin Dale Ramsburg
William
Civitans Edge Lions 9 8 In Frederick Little League
In a Thursday Frederick Little League game at iTwelfth Street Park Civitans rallied from behind to beat the Lions 9 to 8. Frankie Martz starred with key doubles while Hess and Green contributed drives in a sixth inning surge securing the win for Civitans.
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Hodges Seeks Babe Ruth Home Run Record Mark
Dodgers first baseman Hodges faces a steep chase to break Babe Ruth's 60 home run mark. Hodges trails rival Ralph Kiner and must sustain strong hitting through July to September while Dodgers play mostly away. Hodges, born in Princeton Indiana, is a rising power with youth on his side and Dressen backing his bid.
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Charley Dressen
National Football League Schedule Highlights and Matchups
A condensed list of NFL schedule entries by week showing teams like the Bears Lions Packers and Giants across venues such as Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles and New York with playoff notation for championship week. The fragments include multiple matchups and venues, reflecting a busy season calendar.
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Los Angeles
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N.Y
Yanks
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Wash
Pittsburgh
N.Y. Giants
San Fran
Detroit
N. Y
Creeger Post Nine Bows To Hagerstown
In Thurmont on Wednesday Edwin C. Creeger Jr. post fell 5 to 3 to visiting Hagerstown in a Junior American Legion tournament game. Unger limited the visitors to three hits but endured costly errors as Thurmont’s offense managed four safeties. Brandt of Hagerstown led the attack with two hits while Unger contributed two of Thurmont’s four singles. Thurmont next hosts Clear Spring next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Clear Spring
R. H. E. Hagerstown
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Frederick
Taneytown
Carroll County
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Angleberger
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E. Clingan
G. Arnold
Wildson
Ib K. Chan
F. Clingan
Eckard
If Baker
Baumgardner
Bowers
Ssee Ee
Young Angleberger
Clem
Recreation League Thursday Results Highlight Local Ball Rivalry
In the 3rd Street 18 team, Harmon Field and East Third Street clashed as East Third Street surged to a 18-7 win. The game featured a late scoring burst, seven runs in the fourth and eight more in the fifth, lifting East Third Street into a tie for first place in the City Recreation Commission softball standings. Pitcher Bob Hooper of Walkersville met Philadelphia Athletics pitcher in a pregame meet.
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East Third
Charles and Walcott Fight To Be Televised
Pittsburgh finally hosts a heavyweight title bout as Ezzard Charles vs Jersey Joe Walcott nears. A $100000 TV deal from Dumont and IBC brings risk and hype with sponsors from RCA GE Philco and others. Regional blackout aims to protect gate at Forbes Field next Wednesday.
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New York
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International Boxing Club
Dumont Television Network
IBC
Rooney-McGinley Enterprises
Dapper Dan
Norris
Dumont
RCA
General Electric
Philco
Johnstown
Norfolk Navy Flyers In Games Here Tonight
Norfolk Navy Flyers meet AMVETS in an exhibition double header at the Washington Street School diamond tonight at 7 pm. The Sailor-Birdmen, 25 and 5 this season, seek revenge after a prior loss to AMVETS and will start Max Kehne and Reds Shaffer, with Al Bullard on the mound.
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Virginia
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Rabbit Ramsburg
Max Kehne
Reds Shaffer
Flyers
Bomber
Berryville Fire Canine
Virginians
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Marciano Knocks Out Lane In Sixth Round
Rocky Marciano 36th straight pro win as he knocks out Rex Layne in 35 seconds of round six at Madison Square Garden. Layne 119 3, Marciano 185 1, crowd cheers as the swarthy challenger collapses after a long right hand to the chin.
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Mass
Rex Layne
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Layne
Marciano
Ian Elephant
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Madigan Square Garden
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Detroit to Boston
Detroit 5 Washington 4. New York 1 Cleveland 0. Boston 3 5 Chicago 2 4. Philadelphia 9 13 St Louis 7 0. Second game 17 innings St Louis 2 New York 0. Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 6. Brooklyn 9 Chicago 3. Cincinnati Boston rain ed out. Tonight games: Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston. Night game.
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United Firemen Edge C P Phonemen For Second in League
United Firemen defeated C P Phonemen 5 to 3 Thursday at Baker Park to rise to second place in the Municipal Softball League. Pitcher Barnie Baker led the drive with a home run and reached eight consecutive hits in the stretch, aided by two safeties. Standings show Brooklyn and New York leading, with teams like St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago in the chase.
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R. Atkinson
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