Walkersville Lone Run No Hit Shutout Beats Boonsboro
Dick Smith pitched eight innings of no hit no run ball and struck out 22 as Walkersville defeated Boonsboro 5–0 in extra innings. Larry Duncan doubled to drive in three runs, Beating Lions to extend their win streak to 11. Major league scouts attended noting Smith’s duel with Crampton.
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Braves Rally to Beat Giants in 11th Inning
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spain delivered a pinch hit single to drive in the winning run in the 11th, giving the Braves a 10 9 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The game drew 20 836 in San Francisco as Spaho lined a two out pitch from Stu Miller scoring Bill Bruton for the decisive tally.
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Tall Cedars Take Elks In 8 to 5 Little League Contest
Tall Cedars defeated the Elks 8 to 5 in American Little League play as both teams totaled five hits. Devilbiss and Showe doubled for the Elks while G Hess doubled for Tall Cedars. Bruchey walked four and took the loss in six innings. Time 1 30. Scorer Lanner.
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Yellow Springs Girls Softball Results From Yesterday
Yellow Springs defeated Braddock 2 to 0 as Creagerstown and Frederick combined for hits. Lane Long Mulligan Tobery and Humble led the offense while Braddock and Creagerstown played strong defense. Next games feature Frederick at Braddock and Creagerstown at Yellow Springs.
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