Bosox Rally In Ninth To Beat Nationals In Slugfest
In Frederick Maryland on June 29 1955 Boston scored eight runs in the ninth inning to defeat Washington in a late headline rout. The roundup covers multiple games including Detroit versus Chicago and Cleveland versus Kansas City with key highlights: Doby homers and drives in runs for Cleveland, Baile fielding and pitching notes, and a suspended Pirates-Phillies game referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Larry Doby
Tribe
Doby
Mike Garcia
Art Ditmar
Jost
Garz
Jim Hegan
Garcia
Ditmar
Gene Woodling
Bobby Avila
Smith
Hector Lopez
al Rosen
Avila
Rosen
Boston
Washington
Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
New York Giants
Johnny Temple
Joe Nux
Hall
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Secu
Wink Gs Guna
Milwaukee Braves
Ernie Banks
Jim King
OB Ditmar
Ceccarelli
Samn
Astroth
Narleski
Hegan
R. WH. E
Nightfall Stalls Playoff Tie In County Softball
Walkersville and Mountaindale were halted by darkness after eight innings with the score tied. The tied playoff will be replayed August 7 at Mountaindale as part of a doubleheader with Lewistown and Walkersville, with incomplete schedules for the Grocers. Reds Powell homered, matching his season long hitting streak, as Mountaindale rallied from a 5-2 deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Mountaindale
Lewi Town
Reds
Powell
Ivstsacker
Layman
Bowers
Shaw
Grocers
Boswell
Tuck Willard Nat
Max Kehne
Joe Arnold
Evier
Fox Becoming Poison In American League
Chicago June 28. Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox earns the nickname little poison among American League pitchers as he increases his hitting and stays a key figure for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Chicago
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Jason
Pitcher Fisher Powers Lions Past Optimists for Lead
Lions beat Optimists 9 5 to grab sole first place in the junior soccer league standings after a late homer by pitcher Fisher gave a 6 5 advantage. Hitting and fielding highlights included Lenhart two doubles for Araby, Hann homered, and strong relief pitching by Hammond helped Lions clinch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs Re
Fisher
Lions
Aquatists J“ Rith
Rober
Syovarheadine
Donald Citad
North
Bill
Jimmy Breant
Young Ryhby
Hin
RA. W. EF
Sprusas
Romer
Battie
Sente Shur
Tommy Staley
Heights
Ae & i
Jeugeline
Braddock Heights
Bret
Tod Lote
Araby
Osers
McDonald
Bowers
Lenhart
Rice
Binder
Sole
Hanna
Poole
Rinehart
Ginddock Heights
Hurst
Shriner
Hendrickson
Earl
Southampton
England
Queen Mary
Queen Mars
Seamen's Strike
Settler
Optimists
Optimist
Tha Lions
Hammond
Harmon
Grove
Scoter
Cool Weather Curtails Swimming Activities
Unseasonably cold weather curtails swimming at Baker Park pool while Braddock Field sees lower attendance. City records show Stadtasters pool opening two weeks ago with 212 attendances and Digas Pool near normal turnout, as officials report mixed effects from the chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Braddock
Piges Pool
Leeuwardud
City Recreation Commission
Digas
Fights Last Night Tied To Various Cities And Names
The report lists several boxing or fighting bouts with participants and locations including New Orleans, Miami Beach, Newark, Havana, Richmond, and Los Angeles. Some names such as Julio Medevos, Art Ramponi, and Buw Pearson appear amid city references and scattered scores or notes. The fragmentary text suggests a roundup of results or rumors rather than a single clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Willie Pastrany
Masim
Clevetanua
Miami Beach
Flas
Jareida Carter
Newark
Nat
Julio Medevos
Havana
Unclear text fragment on officials and transport incident
fragmented OCR notes mention former premier Malenkov envoy Boh vaein and U S Mine raivy Walter Walistey. references to transport crashes, a June date, and an ambulance or hospital context. details are unreadable and names inconsistent, yielding no confirmed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Malenkov
Charles BE. Bohvaein
U.S. Mineraivy
Walter Walistey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bosox
Nats
the News
Frederick
Porterfield
Chakales
Edwards
Courtsey
Detroit
Mans
House
Doovan
Consuegra
Howell
Moss
Lollar
Philadelphia
King
Fave
Shepard
Arvell
Meyer
Roberts
Burress
Seminick
Sac
Surkont
Friend
Douaso
Face
Atwell
Wehmeier
Siu
New York
Brooklyn
Alagne
Iheln
Ratt
Westrum
Spooner
Roebuck
Nuxhall
Burgess
Woaldridge
Jones
Lawrence
Burbrink
R. H. EL Chicago
Milwaukee
Mc Cullough
Spahn
Crone
Crandall
Deke
King’' Feigner
Mike Meinicke
St. Thomas
Pax
Lonigit
Comiskey Park
New York Yankees
Minnie Mingsa
Jim Rivera
Jim Busby
Sox
Lloyd Waner
Sdassman Team
Ty A Mico
Eddie
Pinsburgh
Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges County
Minnesota
FBI
Robert W. Fields
Albert Lea
Minn
Jand
Tele Crafts
Linden Hills
Frederick, MD
Eam'e
Ermtersom
Alake
Forse
Mere Pal Pier
Adam Scheidt Brewing Company
Norristown
Wamal-Tv
Channel 7
Ec Rey A
Esso
Standard Gil CO. E
Seventh St
Suiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Apertine
Aero Oil Company
P.O. Box
Richmond
Calif
Art Ramponi
Touston
Los Angeles
Dex
Buw Pearson
Sualiee
Suad Oone
Rawlings
Babe Ruth
Quintey
N. Market St
SaweTionen Oy Isa
Theis Spillé
Condon Speedway
Sykesville. MD
Eldershoro
Warryy Foqter
Market St. — Frederick
Market St
Formica
Routzahn & Sons
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