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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1956

Page

12

Dodgers Win Flag On Last Day Of Play

Brooklyn Dodgers clinch the National League pennant by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 84 to 2. Duke Snider and Sandy Amoros hit two home runs each, Jackie Robinson added one, as Don Newcombe faltered and Don Baire replaced him after Walls homered in the eighth. The Dodgers will meet the New York Yankees in the World Series starting Wednesday with games split between Brooklyn and Yankee Stadium.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Milwaukee Braves St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Milwaukee Yankee Stadium Yanks Duke Snider Sandy Amoros Jackie Robinson Don Newcombe Don Beasert Lee Walls Shipley Baker Walkersville Shipley’s Max Kebne Glade Valley Abe Gladhill Gladhill Kehne Mountaindale and Shepley Mountaindale de. Pepper Amoros Sam Eyler Shorty Maglie Beard Arnold Kuze Sandy Sal Stull Yankees Eyler Buddy Kennedy Albaugh Anus Rhuderiva Norman Stone Reds Fowell Pirates Kennedy Ed Rice Mharlin Andy Rhoder- Campy Ick Don Bessent Hank Dick Cramer Frederick Me Brooks Capt.morial Hospital Reese Walkers Alston Dodgerville Jake Pitter Skipper Jake

Organ Plays as Dodgers Win Braves Lose in Drama at Busch

In St Louis on September 30 the Busch Stadium organist played soft tunes as the Milwaukee Braves faced a fatal Dodgers score. Bobby Thomson struck out as Brooklyn clinched a tie, while Eddie Mathews hit a late homer for Milwaukee. Braves owner Lou Perini consoled players. Fred Haney lamented missed chances that cost three decisive games.

ST. Louis Busch Stadium Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Bobby Thomson Dodgers Thomson Eddie Mathews Off Braves Warren Sahn Lou Perini Fred Haney Cincinnati Milwaukee Haney Spahn Spahiie Erini

UCLA Edges Notre Dame 13 12 In Openers Of League II

UCLA wins 13 12 as Frank Grove passes to Gene Stull for the extra point after rallying from a first half 12 6 deficit. Notre Dame led 12 6 at halftime. Grove intercepted a pass and ran 4 yards for UCLA’s first score. Notre Dame players Hammond Hissey Weddle Hendrickson Leicherz Althouse Kennedy Elkins Wachter Stull Foland Biehl Dutrow Grove Rogers Hirsch. Next Saturday UCLA meets Maryland at 9 15 AM and Georgia Tech faces Duke at 10 AM.

UCLA Notre Dame Baker Park Frank Grove Gene Stull Buddy Althouse Althouse Rick Stull Hammond and Hissey Weddle Hendrickson Leicherz Kennedy Elkins LCLA Wachter Foland Biehl Dutrow Grove Rogers Hirsch Hammond Tore Maryland Georgia Tech Duke

Walkersville Bowling League latest results and standings

Walkersville Bowling League reports mixed results with Hamilton losing to Pabst RI and Thurmont edging Pater Bic Rab. Excelsior Dairy and Linden Hill Food Market post wins while Rice’s Five Joe’s Food Market ties. Standings highlight Joe’s Food Market and Pabst Blue Ribbon I near top, high scores include W Koontz 158 and R Stockman 379.

Walkersville Hamilton Pabst RI Thurmont Excelsior Dairy Rice's Joe's Food Market Linden Hill Pabst R. Stockman Pabst Blue Ribbon I

Walkersville Tops Middletown to Reach Tri- County Finals

Walkersville advances to the Tri- County League finals after defeating Middletown 12 to 8 in game three of the Shaughnessy semi final at Brunswick Creagerstown. Lefty Dick Smith starred for Walkersville as Middletown led 7 5 before Walkersville rallied with 12 hits and four late runs. Creagerstown and Germantown could not play their half due to wet grounds.

Dick Smith Walkersville Middletown Shaughessy Brunswick Creagerstown Germantowns Adamstown Germantown Creagerstown Young Smith Brnce Gilbert Portsider Glade Ninh Crone Shafer Gilbert Smith Amen Popeorerey Sheiter Hendricks Lenhart Strowes Hater Faler Crone Shafer Kount Ny Gilbert Nipehae Sithira Smmath Pinas Gs Crone Mpire Zimmer

Cadets Fall To Annapolis In Home Opener

Frederick High Cadets lost 20 to 0 at McCurdy Field to Annapolis High. Annapolis opened with quick kicks and a 34 yard pass to set up scores, while Frederick could not mount a consistent offense. Cadet QB Rick Immerman struggled as the defense kept the visitors to limited returns, and Bobby Poole was expected back next week against Handley.

Bob Moss Frederick’ S High Annapolis High McCurdy Field Rotary Fort Hill Cumberland Annapolis Paddy Beardmore Cambridge Beardmore Red Dearborn Cadets Winchester Cumberland Valley Athletic League Frederick Buddy Heardmore Panther Caldet Dollar Gaither Brown Byrne Rickimmerman Sam Hollingsworth Lancaster Panthers Bill Grove Burnie HA Daein Ening Gene Hummel Bull Remsburg Eddie Houck Jim Stup Albert Schultz Dearborn Bobby Poole Handley

Dodgers clinch NL title as Amoros powers win

Brooklyn fans erupt after a 6-6 victory over Pittsburgh seals the National League pennant. Sandy Amoros drives in key runs with a two run homer and two more homers in yesterday and today’s games. Shipley’s Cops win City Twilight Softball title 5 0 and 4 0 over Walkersville to cap a dominant season.

Brooklyn Walt Alston Dodgers Pittsburgh Sandy Amoros Philadelphia Milwaukee Sandy Rey Campanella Little Sandy Presidente de Coobaa Brooks

Giants Open 1956 Season With 38 21 Win Over 49ers

New York Giants defeated the San Francisco 49ers 38 to 21 in San Francisco as 41,751 fans watched. The Giants surged to a 17–0 early lead behind a 44-yard TD pass from Don Heinrich to Alex Webster, a 59-yard run by Frank Gifford, and a 17-yard field goal by Gifford. Hehnrich then connected on a 35-yard pass to fullback Mel Triplett, who carried for 16 yards.

San Francisco New York Giants San Francisco 49Ers Giants Don Heinrich Alex Webster Frank Gifford Oy Gifford 49Ers Heinrich Mel Triplett New York Webster Hein Klummel Hal Macerich Gifford Triplett Foam Meinrich Ford Chandler McElhenny Annapolis Wilson Tittle Frederick Soltau Cipating Fort Hill Zimmerman W. U. Pet Mandley Mlegany Cumber- Frederick Ihel Martinsburg Hagerstown

Cadet Football and Local Mentions Highlight Weekend

A muddled report covers a Cadet football opener with Gifford and Tittle connections, plus San Francisco scoring details and coach commentary. It notes a frustrating front wall performance, speculation on causes, and the potential impact of a postponed Friday game on optimism, alongside Indianapolis YMCA league organization and minor league baseball results and schedule changes.

Steelers Romp Over Redskins in NFL Opener

In Pittsburgh, Lynn Chandnois out for the season returned to team with Ted Marchibroda as the Steelers won 30-13 over the Washington Redskins. Chandnois scored three touchdowns and had a 91-yard kickoff. Marchibroda threw for a TD and scored on a one-yard sneak. Redskins managed only Meilinger’s 15-yard TD catch and Baker field goals for their points.

Pittsburgh Lynn Chandnois Ted Marchibroda Pittsburgh Steelers Washington Redskins Chandnois Marchibroda Steelers Miama Chandeanie Redskins Big Sam Baker Eddie ‘LeBaron Steve Meilinger Fauade Ogo Washington Meilinger LeBaron Charifinois March

Wade leads Los Angeles past Eagles in season opener

In Los Angeles, Vanderbilt's Bill Wade came off the bench to spark a 27-7 NFL season opener win over Philadelphia. Wade replaced Norm Van Brocklin early after a turnover setup the visitors' score, with Los Angeles delivering three touchdowns and Richter's two field goals adding to the margin.

Los Angeles Vanderbilt Bill Wade Bun Wards Savina Les Richter Walston Clarke Wade Waller Marconti Richter

ITV Today Broadcast Highlights Local News And Weather

A fragmented OCR listing outlines ITV Today segments including weather updates, sports, and local features. Names such as Douglas Favards Kerri McBee and Ray Michael appear among brief program notes and time slots from a dense morning schedule.

ITV Today Jennsen Douglas Steve Cushing Douglas Favards Tippy Stonger Galen Fromme Neas Bob McCormick Kerri McBee Ray Michael Weather Louis Allen Joe Croghan Amex Andy -Foreyn Legionnaire Senate Gildersleeve Ma Jim Gibbons Soldiers of Fortune Robin Hood Frankie Carle Bold Joy David Stickle Sir Lancelotto Danny Thomas Les Paul Mary Ford George Rogers Thomas Oxing Matthew Warren Bog December Bride Rory Cal Nick Campotreda J Studio One York Tommy Johnny Busso New York City Rontier Doctor Ures Jump Your Neighbor Jowe

Cards Upset Browns 9-7 in NFL opener shock

Pat Summerall nailed a 29 second field goal to lift the Chicago Cardinals over the Cleveland Browns 9-7 in the NFL opener. Summerall kicked in the first and second periods and added a dramatic late winner as Cleveland failed to convert their only scoring drive. The game featured a radio wired Cardinal squad and a rabid press box celebrating Chicago’s first win over Cleveland in 13 meetings since 1950.

Chicago Pat Summerall Chicago Cardinals Cleveland Browns Brown Cleveland Cardinal The Browns Diedor Waner Wuils Ner Chuck ‘Drulis NFL Summerall George Ratterman Ray Renfro Renfro Ratterman Cardinals Groza

Mother Daughter and Others Held On Charges

In Baltimore on September 30, a 32 year old mother, her 1 year old daughter, and two teenage boys were ordered held without bail in connection with the ambush slaying of Leonard Burgess. The dead man's wife Thelma S Burgess, 32, her daughter Diana T Burgess, and the daughter's boyfriend were among those named in the case.

Jerph T. Tromberl Vernon H. Wiessad Burgess Walter Brauer Meyer M. Cardin Baltimore Atty Anselm Sodaro Oscar Lusby George H. Minuens Brauer Diana Diana and Mrs. Burgess Mrs. Burgess Thelma Leon Ard Burgess Thelma S. Burgess Diana T. Burgess

English Lesson by W L Cordon Worts Word Study

A newspaper card notes English usage tips and mispronunciations by W L Cordon Worts. It includes guidance on phrases such as I wish very much to see you, Quietus pronunciation, hoard and horde distinctions, and the daily word study emphasizing the term precept with its meaning and example.

W. L. Cordon Worts

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