Cardinals Win On Five Hit Pitching In NL Clash
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 3 behind Al Brazio’s stingy five hit effort. The win ties the Cardinals with the Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies for the National League lead as the pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
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Redbirds
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Philadelphia Phillies
Billy Southworth
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston
Warren Spahn
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Cincinnati
Reds
Monte Kennedy
Virgil Stalcup
Redlegs
New York Giants
Howard Fox
Giants
Bill Serena
Paul Minner
Chicago Cubs
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Bob Rush
Slammer
Cubs
Robin Roberts
Ken Johnson
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Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Byrne
Rann
Washington
Chicago
Ray Scarborough
Sandalio Consuegra
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Jas Alemo
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Bob Lemon
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Bobby Doerr
Victors
City Softball League Ends 1980 Season Early
City Softball League president announced the league’s 1980 season is concluded due to Camp Detrick withdrawal and financial losses from poor attendance. Dr Pepper’s Walkersville Coca-Cola teams are far ahead, with Dr Pepper already declared 1950 city champions. Exhibition games may be held. reorganization for next year is uncertain.
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Jack Emmert
Camp Detrick
American Legion
Walkersville
Coca-Cola
Dr. Pepper
Emmett
Coca- Cola
Frederick
Emmert
Baker Park
de. Pepper
Emimert
Battlers
Maryland
Tr. Pepper
Eimmert
National League Results Roster Report
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 1 New York A Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2. Bacton I Pittsburgh St Lewis & Brooklyn 4. Toray Philadelpha at Pittshurehot xys Bronklen at Cincinnati 2s. Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis 2. Twretight games Dave night games.
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Chicago
J Roberts Johnson
Seminick Minner
Owen
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Saroshoros Brush
van Church
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Av Walker
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Spahn
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Rice
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Scarborough
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Wva Hutchinson
Stuart Calvert
White
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St Lewis
Toray Philadelpha
Pittshurehot
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Cheinnal
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Cleveland
Chiesen
Adterit
Foston
S& Cleveland
Louis
North End Edges Walkersville in Girls Softball Tilt
North End fans a tenacious win in Staley Park as they topple Walkersville lassies at Tuesday’s Girls Softball League game. Mary Ann Bader led with a double and two singles, while Mackley Crum and Willis contributed for North End.
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Walkersville Lassie Es
Staley Park
Addér
Walkersville
Avas Lee i
Mary Ann Bader
R. HH
E. Walkersville
Mackley
Strine
Crum and Willis
Rabbit Ball Homers Roar Over Giants In Cincinnati
Cincinnati reporting seven home runs hit by local batters off the New York Giants outfielders. Giant outfielder Bobby Thomson doubted the ball’s fairness calling it a rabbit ball while noting the crowd and commentary. Recreation League listings show Thursday games at Baker Park to Harmon Field at 6 30 p m.
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Bob Whitmore
Frederick Odd Sox
Shookstown
Mornday
Sox
Charlie Wirtz
Whitmore
Fredericksonians
Braddock
Bathhouse
Baker Park
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Giant
Bobby Thomson
Ozark Float Trips Nearing Last Voyage Before Dam Floods River
Forsyth Missouri faces upheaval as Uncle Sam plans Bull Shoals dam flooding the White River, forcing relocation of Forsyth residents by January. Old-timers run river trips this summer to guide guests to bass pike and catfish before the town moves to Shepherd of the Hills highlands. Local businesses linger, church members build anew on the mountain, and some optimism persists that a lake may bring future commerce.
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Ozark
Sam
Forsyth
Nea
White River
Missouri Ozarks
Gary
Bull Shoals
Wills Mountain
Union Church
Lions Rally To Slip Past Optimists In Softball Thriller
In a tight Civic Softball League contest at Staley Park the last place Lions defeated seventh place Optimists 5 to 4. Key moments included a seventh inning rally with Myers and Bussard scoring for the Optimists and Thomas delivering a tying and go ahead single for the Lions. Thamar and TAQ led Lions offensively with multiple hits.
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Civic Softball League
Fotal
Lions
Staley Park
Ron
Myers
Bussard
Grice
Rudy
Snipley
Roskey
Mullican
Thomas
Thamar
Taq
Amvets
Senre
Girls Softball League North End Walkersville 6
The report lists Girls Softball League results at North End with Walkersville scoring six runs. Creagerstown and SECA are noted among today's games.
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Creagerstown Ve Seca
Moose clash at Baker Park in evening softball action
Municipal League updates note Uniteds and Pf Junines meet tonight at Baker Park at 6 30 with Dr Pepper hosting the Moose team from Hagerstown. The Moose recently beat the Penpoerites four to two in their Hagerstown meeting.
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Dr. Pepper
Moose
United Firemen Win Field holds McCurdy Commission dinner
A McCurdy Field Commission dinner at the Francis Scott Key Motel drew Mayor Kilmer Murshower and Aldermen and new commission members. The gathering, led by Chairman Thomas C. Glass, aimed to brief the new administration on the municipally owned athletic complex and related operations. In the ball game that followed, United Firemen defeated C&P Phanemen 1 to 0 at Baker Park, with Gus Tyeryar delivering the decisive run despite a botched chance at the plate earlier.
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McCurdy Field Commission
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Francis Scott Key
Commtssion
Thomas C. Glass
McCurdy Commission
Rice
Shipley
Fo Austin James
Cent
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Benefit Game Here July 27 For Frederick Charities
Frederick’s annual baseball benefit for the American Legion Toy Fund and Salvation Army Christmas heat for the kiddies is set for July 27 at McCurdy Field. Sponsored by the Frederick County Baseball Umpires Association among Maryland State and Tri-County leagues, the 1950 game features an all star lineup. Rosters, managers, and coaches from Tri-County and Maryland State Leaguers are listed, with local players from Middletown, Walkersville, Ijamsville, Brunswick, Point of Rocks, and more providing positions infield and outfield.
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Legion Christmas Toy
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Middletown
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Crone
Keene
Lander
Stauffer
Walkersville
Willard
J. Page
Bucckeystown
R. Huffer
Broad Run
Lare
Creagerstown
Lutz
Virts
Mentzer
Lovettsville
J. Cool
Doubs
Raymond Donner
Horsemeat
Cook
Buckeystown
Fuzz
Rudy
Whitehead
Point of Rocks
Day
Mt. Airy
Beard
Liberty
McCutcheon
of Rocks
Trout
Siamsville
Shelly Dawson
Brunsiwick
Haines
Garber
Stockman
R. Trout
Woodsboro
Wagner
Ijamsville
Grubbs
New Marset
Martz
Bobby Dawson
Brunswick
Grams
Dixon
Warfield
Woodbine
Norris
Mt. Siry
Bill Wagner
Claude Hartman
George Merriman
Play at BrunwICK BrunsWick and Hagerstown Legion Game Set
The Brunswick and Hagerstown American Legion baseball teams meet at Scheer Stadium in Brunswick this afternoon at EST. Hagerstown leads the district with Brunswick second. Brunswick aims to schedule rematches with Frederick and Clear Spring after today’s clash.
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Brunswick
Hagerstown
American Legion
Scheer Stadium
Frederick
Braddock Heights Club Dominates Junior Olympics Swims
Braddock Heights Aquatic Club and Baltimore's Y Brook swimmers swept events at the Junior Olympics Meet held Saturday and Sunday at Lanewood Pool on North Charles Street. Local standouts included Mark Hoke, Jack Marsden, Fred Burgee, Beckey McCutcheon, Joyce Harbaugh, and Sam Cole, with emblems to be awarded on Baltimore TV August 1. Members will compete next at Clifton Park pool on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Braddock Heights Aquatic Club
Baltimore
Ybrook
Monumental City
Lanewood
North Charles Street
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Bob Sheppard
Mark Hoke
Jack Marsden
Fred Burgee
Beckey McCutcheon
Joyce Harbaugh
Sam Cole
Rams puzzled by rookie Coggin disappearance in LA
Los Angeles Rams officials say rookie end Clit Coggin flew into Los Angeles yesterday and left shortly after leaving only a postcard. Reports claim Coggin rejoined Monroe, Louisiana, in the Cotton States League as a pitcher after a sensational college season.
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Prlaver
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Clit Coggin
Mippi Southern College
Dan Reeves
Nation League
Rams
Coggin
Reeves
Monroe
Stocking Potomac with fish fingerlings by Maryland group
Between 500 and 1000 bass fingerlings were secured from the Kearneys town West Virginia government fish hatchery and released into the Potomac west of the Monneacy river mouth on Tuesday by members of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association.
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Kearneystown
W. Va
Monneacy River
Frederick County Fish and Came Protective Association
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