Lovettsville Defeats Middletown 7-4 in Tri-County Clash
Sherm Rollison worked five scoreless innings in relief as Lovettsville beat Middletown 7-4. Les Green had three hits in four at bats to spark the victory, while Middletown’s Ramsburg homered, doubled, and added two singles. Shafer also homered for Middletown.
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Les Green
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Shafer
Plunkard
Oui
Ken Kelly
Buckeystown
Doubs
Frank Plunk
Mountaindale
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Ernoon
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Geiser
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Hanae
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Mountaindale Whitewash
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Ballenger
Lovellsville
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Danner
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Bill
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Jim
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Hamilton
R. Thompson
Cooper
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Bender
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J. Easterday
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D. Green
Yankees Grab Lead With Twin Bill Sweep Over KC
The New York Yankees halted a slide with a 7-3 and 2-0 doubleheader sweep against Kansas City to regain first place in the AL pennant race. The Indians also won twice, closing within one game of the top, while Boston and Detroit split series as the pennant race tightens. In the NL, Dodgers and Braves split, Giants beat Cincinnati, and Phillies moved within a game of the Giants as Pittsburgh swept Chicago.
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Don Newcombe
Brooks
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Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Duke Snider
Henry Aaron
County Softball Sunday Results
Ballenger beat Liberty 16 to 3, Mountaindale 7 to 7 with Walkers 0 to 11, EFAC 8 to 7 over Lewistown 5 to 8.
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Liberty
Mountaindale
Walkers
EFAC
Lewistown
Mountaindale Ss
Walkersville
East Frederick
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Marion Signs to Manage White Sox Through 1957
Marty Marion, praised as a realistic manager, signed to lead the Chicago White Sox through 1957 after a wage raise and satisfactory work. The deal, seen as a vote of confidence, ties to performance and potential payoffs, with Lane noting no guaranteed security beyond the term. Casey Stengel and the Yankees commented on Chicago’s promising stance and Marion’s prior Browns experience.
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New York
Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
Marion
Paul Richards
Marty
Frank Lane
Shortstop
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Doug
Sox
Lane
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Browns
Leaders Fall to DeMolay in Heart of Maryland League
DeMolay upset Yellow Springs 10-7 as Dick Smath hurled seven frames of strong ball. Bolivar hammered Lisbon 20-5 behind Gilroy’s 17 strikeouts and a flurry of hits. Postponement and forfeit notes due to poor weather affected Woodbine-Harmony and Taylorsville.
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Iany
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Ashbaugh
Eagles Ount of Rocks
Tleetwood
Blank
League Leaders And Honolulu Prisoner Return
League Leaders include Ashburn Philadelphia Batting 0.336. Snider Brooklyn leads runs 83 and homers 14. Newcombe Brooklyn 16-1941 pitching. American League leaders Kaline Detroit batting 365 and runs 76. Honolulu note reports three former U.S. war prisoners arriving in Hawaii aboard the President Cleveland after Eisenhower speech spurred their decision to return home. Cowart Griggs and Bell spoke of speed in choosing to come home.
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Weekend Fights Highlight AP Roundup
In Buenos Aires Kid Gavilan defeated Chris Gil by outpoint at M5 in Cuba. In Mexico City Jose Lopez beat Jesse Mongia at 118 in Mexico outpointing 121. Denver hosted 10 rounds of boxing with similar results.
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Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Chris Gil
Argentina
Mexico City
Jose Lopez
Mexico
Jesse Mongia
Denver
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