Braves top Reds as Cardinals surge in pennant chase
Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 7-2 to maintain first in the National League while St Louis swept a doubleheader from Chicago 11-9 and 12-2 to move within one game. Boston and New York split a pair. Frank Torre collected three singles and a double for Milwaukee.
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Frederick Drops Doubleheader to Baltimore Club
The Frederick team lost both games of a Saturday twin bill at Druid Hill Park as Fowler's Athletic Club came from behind to spoil the softball debut. Ike Bagent's single started a Baltimore rally in the first. Frederick answered with three runs in the third and fourth. Bowden's runs in the fifth and sixth tied the opener before a late spurt gave Baltimore the lead. In the nightcap Stick Gearinger limited the hits while Fort Detrick Vandals watched, and January edged Finsterwald in a tense finish as Ford placed near first.
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Don January Wins Dallas Open in Dramatic Finish
Don January captures the Dallas Centennial Open at Preston Hollow with a 268 total over 72 holes, edging Don Finsterwald and Doug Ford by one stroke. January sank three eagles during the final stretch, including a spectacular 18th-hole eagle to seal the victory at the 6,216-yard course.
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Local Sunday Games All Washed Out Across Leagues
A three quarter inch rainfall drenched weekend baseball and softball, postponing twenty two regular contests including three doubleheaders in the TriCounty Maryland State Heart of Maryland and Pen Mar leagues and the County Softball League. Most washed out games will be made up after the regular season except in the Maryland State and Pen Mar loops. A Tuesday meeting of State League managers and directors will discuss rescheduling. Memorial Day features an inter league benefit game Lovettsville versus Brunswick at Scheer Stadium to aid Millard Webber's family.
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Memorial Day slate and local league updates
The Pen Mar circuit announces a Memorial Day slate with Cashtown visiting Blue Ridge Summit New Oxford traveling to Taneytown New Windsor entertaining Emmitsburg and Fairfield hosting Union Bridge All other leagues are idle after a May 17 death in a railway accident.
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Pen Mar League Sunday Results Postponed by Rain
All games in the Pen-Mar League were postponed Sunday due to rain. Remaining schedule shows Cashtown at BL Ridge, Summit at New Oxford, Emmitsburg at New Windsor, and Union Bridge at Fairfield on Wednesday.
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Maryland State League Local Games Schedule Brief
Local league schedule lists Sunday games among Brunswick Mount Airy Tjamsville Beallsville New Market Frederick Jefferson Thurmont. Tjamsville at Brunswick Mt Airy at New Market Thurmont at Frederick Jefferson at Beallsville.
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Lions And Tigers Win Saturday Openers
Lions and Tigers openers at Bruns wick saw the Tigers defeat the Bears 24 to 6 behind Wayne Hawes who fanned sixteen and had three singles and a double. The Lions beat the Cubs 12 to 2 as Claude Hartman Jr. doubled and Max Whitehead homered with runners on base. Brunswick Mayor James E Cushings threw the first ball in ceremonies.
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Tri County League Postponed Games Rain Delays Sunday Schedule
Bolivar at Middletown Buckeystown at Germantown Walkersville at Lovettsville Creagerstown at Doubs Broad Run at Yellow Springs postponed. Girls' County Softball opens Wednesday as Creagerstown meets Walkersville at 6 30 p m. Creagerstown manager Huston Kole requests players meet at 6 15 p m for pregame gathering.
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