Frederick Club Defeats Lancaster in Twinbill Sweep
Frederick Club of the Tri State Major League topped Lancaster 7 4 in the opener at McCurdy Field. Jim Blank pitched a three hitter for Frederick with 13 strikeouts. Sonny Krantz led the night with two triples and a double while Ken Shaw and Guy Ramsburg contributed key hits. In game two Frederick rallied from a four run deficit to win 6 5 as Abe Gladhill and Jim Blank held Lancaster late and Bobby Cline homered for Frederick.
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Yanks Sweep A's With Berra's 10th Inning Blast
New York Yankees take both ends of a Sunday doubleheader from Kansas City 13 3 in 10 innings and 8 0 as Yogi Berra belted a 10th inning homer with a man aboard and Whitey Ford blanked the A's. Berra snapped a seasonlong slump after returning from an eight day absence, while Bobby Shantz earned the win in relief. The opener was decided in the eighth with Stengel inserting Shantz to relieve Sturdivant. Berra homered for the 14th time, and Lumpe added a homer in the nightcap as Ford and Urban worked the mound for New York.
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Pirates edged by Giants seven to three in orphans
Major league recap notes the Pittsburgh Pirates losing 7 3 to the San Francisco Giants as LA Dodgers surge from NL cellar, Giants’ Paul Giles formerly of Fordham stars, Joe Brown claims two straight, no hitter by Steve Bilko cited, and Billy Goodman leads AL in batting with four hits in doubleheader split with Washington.
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Walkersville Tops Germantown In Extra Innings
Walkersville defeated Germantown 6 to 2 in a Tri County contest Sunday after tying 2-2 through nine innings. A four run burst in the top of the tenth gave Walkersville the win as P Eaves hurled 10 innings for the victory while Wulf suffered the loss. Houck and W Duncan led Walkersville hitters with Houck doubling and Wulf adding a hit for Germantown.
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Three-Way Tie Emerges In County Softball Loop
In Sunday play Shookstown crushed Liberty 21 to 6 while Mountaindale beat Burkittsville 15 to 11 and Ballenger defeated Buckeystown 9 to 4. The results pull the league into a three way tie for first with Ballenger Buckeystown and Shookstown each at eight wins and three losses. Viris hit a grand slam for Shookstown and Kemp added a homer in the Liberty game. Liberty committed nine errors. Hewitt ripped a three base hit for Mountaindale in their win. Buckeystown was held to one hit in a loss to the BeeZees, who had a six-run second inning. Falk carried a no-hitter into the seventh before Hor singled. Buckeystown also fell 6- to the Frederick Blue Caps in an exhibition.
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Burkitsville
Hewitt
BeeZees
Falk
Hor
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Wirts
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G. Masser
Hargett
Grossnickle
Hobbs
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Cards Smother Reds in 7-Hitter for 1-0 Victory
AP report describes Sad Sam Jones's 7- hitter shutout of Cincinnati as the St. Louis Cardinals win 1-0. Jones struck out 12 and walked one to improve to 7-7 on the season. Ed Bailey doubled in the fourth for Cincinnati’s lone run, while Stan Musial, Wally Moon, and Curt Flood produced key singles for the Cardinals.
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Redlegs
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Bell
Frankie Robinson
Smoky Burgess
Ed Bailey
Brooks Lawrence
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Stan Musial
Aia Wever
Wally Moon
Curt
Flood
Ruben Amaro
Moon
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Jeffcoat
Bailey
Atlantic’s refined heating offers clean burning warmth
In a friendly town notice Atlantic signals its commitment to comfort at home. The ad claims its simple-refined heat now includes a new additive, promising the cleanest burning fuel available. Readers are invited to water or call for service.
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