Walkersville Tops Buckeystown to Lead Tri County League
Walkersville moved into first in the Tri County League by beating Buckeystown 34 to 8 on Sunday. Broad Run and Lovettsville remain undefeated but did not play due to wet, muddy fields in Virginia. Doubs defeated Lander 9 to 3 and Middletown crushed Creagerstown 126 in other games across the Potomac.
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Buckeystown
Broad Run
Lovettsville
Virgina
Doubs
Lander
Middletown
Creagerstown
Tren Pames
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Murray Whipp
Poole
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Maryland League Leaders Remain Undefeated in Sunday Games
Beallsville defeated Damascus 6-2, Liamsville edged Jefferson 6-5, Mt. Airy won 12-9 at Frederick, and Brunswick beat New Market 9-3. Johnny Trout starred for Jefferson with key relief pitching in a long afternoon at Hamsville. Buckeystown, Walkersville, and Adams town clubs also posted wins as the league stretched into late season play.
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Bealleville
Damascus
Liamsville
Jefferson
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Brunswick
New Market
Hamsville
Johnny Trout Dong
Kenny Hawkins
Dotve Ramsburg
J. Crampton
Bud Rice
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Gartrell
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Frederick Hustlers
Ausherman
Ray Cook
Atry
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Creagerstown
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Union Bridge Triumphs 10-4 in Ten-Run Rally
Union Bridge spurred a seven-run tenth inning to defeat Blue Ridge Summit 10 to 4 in a Pen-Mare League clash. Tucker homered and Patterson doubled for three bases as Union Bridge pulled away in the extra frame. Duppins saved a narrow ninth by throwing out Harbaugh at the plate. Emmitsburg visits Union Bridge next Sunday.
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Blue Ridge Summi
Tucker
Patterson
Sean Duppins
BR. Harbaugh
Emmitsburg
Union Bridgee
Spencer
Shaffer
L. Duppas
Shank
Duppilis
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Blue Ridge Summit
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Childs
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Gilbert
Crabbs
International Golf Assny to Sponsor 72-Hole Team Event
The chairman announced the event sponsored by the International Golf Assny. The 72-hole medal play will pit two-man teams from about 26 countries, with total cash prizes of 36000 dollars.
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L. Vs
Washington
Ed Furgol
Chick Harbert
United States
International Golf Assny
Frederick High Cadets set field event records at St James Inv
Jerry Williams and Charley Boyles set field event marks as Frederick High placed third at the St James Prep invitational near Hagerstown. Railreader Jones tied the 440 yard invitational record in 22 seconds. Frederick led in field events with Fender winning the shot and Williams in discus and javelin. Bowles and Hahn also scored. Cadets travel to Charles Town and Bethesda later in the week.
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Charley Boyles
Frederick
St. James
Hagerstown
Brunswick High
Frederik
Charles ‘Lawn
Brunswick
Berkeley Springs
Fender
Boyles
FHS
J. Williams
Williams
Nick Nichols
Bosles
C. Hahn
Searinger
Bowles
Charles Town
W. Va
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
DeMolay Boys Rally For 15 14 Win In Baseball League
Frederick DeMolay defeated Bolivar 15-14 in Frederick Frederick DeMolay overcame a 9-0 deficit with a big third inning and bolstered by Willard's homer. Bolivar pitcher Bud Gilroy injured an ankle and catcher J Long hurt a leg in the second inning. Harmony beat Taylorsville 19-10 aided by six costly errors. Yellow Springs beat Lisbon 7-5 as Jim Linton made a diving eighth inning catch.
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Willard
Homer
DeMolay
Bolivar
Harmony
Taytorsville
Baker
Wiles
Methodist
Sjamsvill
Woodbine
Wood Line
Carpenter
Lisbon
Yellow Springs
Jim’ Linton
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