Hustlers Win At Liamsville In ten innings thriller
Frederick Hustlers edged Samisville 9-8 in ten innings at Liamsville to hand Samisville its first loss of the Maryland State League season. Buzz Wagner tripled in the top of the tenth to score Gary Angleberger for the winning run. Angleberger made standout catches at short and the Mt. Airy-Damascus game followed a rain-slicked, late contest with Mt. Airy prevailing 10-7.
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Middletown Breaks Walkersville In Ten Inning Rain Battle
Middletown tied the Tyri-County lead by edging Walkersville 5 to 3 in ten innings on Middletown’s diamond. Lutz hit a go ahead two run homer in the bottom of the extra frame after Walkersville tied it in the ninth. Shank earned the win for Middletown as both teams rapped 12 hits in a hectic rain delayed contest.
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Ballenger Leads County Softball, Forfeited Second Game
Ballenger (13-0) claimed a 3-1 win over Lewistown in a rain ruined doubleheader, securing a half-game lead in the County Softball League as both teams stayed undefeated. Lewistown forfeited the second game to Ballenger after rain interrupted play. Bud Lenhart homered for Ballenger in the opener before Blank beat Rice in a rain‑shortened pitchers duel. In Mountaindale, Mountaindale defeated Bartonsville 7-1 and 19-0, with Max Kehne fanning a dozen and Ray Rice, Stone H., and H. Powell homering in the nightcap. In East Frederick, rain forced a 4‑4 tie with Liberty at the Maryland Avenue oval after extra innings.
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Frederick Team Holds Second Place in Tri-State League
Fairfax Virginia VFW Country Club hosts damp course matches as Frederick’s golf team maintains leadership with a top score of 15 points. Frederick holds second place with 12% points, while Goose Creek records six and a half, Purcellville and Front Royal six each, Winchester five.
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Purcellville
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Springers Remain Undefeated in Heart of Maryland Games
Springers unchanged record after a 6 6 tie with Taylorsville and rain paused play. Shafer’s defense saved Yellow Springs at Husky Park despite Taylorsville out hitting them and committing more errors. Lisbon and De Molay of Frederick split an eight run second, while Harmony forfeited a game to Williamsville Methodist amid drizzle and crowd unrest.
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Fleck Wins National Open in Cinderella Playoff
Jack Fleck defeated Ben Hogan in a dramatic 1- hole playoff at the 55th National Open in San Francisco. Fleck carded 69 to Hogan's 72 on the Olympic Club course, becoming the dark horse champion as Hogan’s bid ended in a hooked tee shot and a costly finish.
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Iran
Fie Hogan
Texas Hawk
Joe Dev
U. S. Golf Association
Ben
Swallows
Atlantic Heating Fuel Promises Clean Burn Additive
As a fellow townsman we offer you comfortable warmth and personal service. Atlantic's triple-refined heating fuel now includes a new additive, claimed to be the cleanest-burning option available. We invite you to write or call today.
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