Sisler's Home Run Secures Phils in 10th Victory
Dick Sisler hit a 10th inning three run homer off Ben Newcombe to lift the Philadelphia Phillies 4 1 over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the season finale. Robin Roberts pitched shutout into the ninth and became the Phils first 20 game winner since 1917. Dodger threats were snuffed by Gumbo Ashburn and a strong Phillies defense as Brooklyn missed a post season tie.
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Day Beats Myersville 6-5 In Shaughnessy Finals Opener
In Carroll County doubleheader conditions, Day defeated Myersville 6-5 at Woodbine to take the inaugural Shaughnessy finals opener. Errors fueled early runs as Day struck in the ninth when Duvall scored on a miscue on an infield out. Next Sunday the teams meet again in Myersville for game two.
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Baseball results from yesterday and Square Series update
American League results yesterday show Boston beat New York 7 to 3 Philadelphia 5 to 3 over Washington Cleveland 7 to 5 over Detroit Chicago 4 to 6 St Louis 3 to 10. In the Square Series at Baltimore October 14 Columbus 8 Baltimore 1 to square the series at one game apiece. Haddix Haberight Sarni Drews Klutz play.
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Softball Loop Raises Fund For Pitcher In Postseason Opener
The County Softball League collected 65 dollars by passing the hat for Little Reda Shaffer, a polio-stricken pitcher, as Ballenger swept Jefferson 4-0 and 8-2 at Baker Park. Ballenger hosts next Sunday with Jefferson needing two wins to stay alive in the best three of five. Lakin and Popeye Gross dueled, seven total hits. six in the first inning scorers came on Texas leaguer singles and Wallis errors. Ferrell started for Jefferson. Ballenger pushed across six in the first, then two more in the second to seal game two.
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Weekend college football scores from Maryland to Vermont
Frederick VFWs fall 18 0 to Martinsburg Spitfires at McCurdy Field as visitors dominate. Spitfire kickers fail to convert after TDs, deep reserves and experience limit home team’s scoring chances.
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Colesville routs Hustlers 12-1 to reach playoffs
Colesville hammered Frederick Mustlera 12-1 in Damascus to clinch a spot in the Montgomery County Baseball League final playoffs. Pitcher Love shut down Frederick while Colesville pounded starting DeLauter, with eight runs in the eighth and ninth. Hustlers won the opener but were eliminated after losing the rematch.
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Red Sox Clinch Season as Yankees Bow Out
Boston beats New York 7-3 to end the American League campaign as the Yankees rest their bench. Ray Murray delivers a bases loaded triple in the eighth to boost Cleveland past Detroit 7-4. Gus Zernial hits four homers across a double header for the White Sox in a split with the Browns, reaching 29 on the season.
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Giants Top Browns 6 0 in NFL Upset
New York Giants shut out the Cleveland Browns 6 to 0 as Eddie Price scored early and the Giant defense throttled Browns star Otto Graham. The victory moved New York to 2-0 atop the American Conference while Cleveland fell to 2-1.
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Blue Ridge Summit Falls Behind in Frederick County Playoff
Union Bridge defeated Blue Ridge Summit 12 to 2 in the Frederick County Baseball League first playoff game Saturday. Lee Shaffer allowed one hit and walked two, with Fanning pitching seven innings and the Blue Ridge Summit offense scoring an unearned run in the top of the game.
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Union Bridge routs Namaville with late offense and Wagner homer
In a roughly played game Union Bridge overwhelmed Namaville 8 to 4 as Garber and Wagner fueled a four run rally, Wagner homering and driving in three. Earlier, Namaville's Shores and Haines kept pace with two hits each. Crone and Martz added key outsized contributions as defensive miscues and stolen bases shaped the outcome. The double steals and timely hits set the stage for a decisive win, with Wagner named a standout at the plate.
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Sjamsville Downs Point in Maryland Baseball Finalists Tie
Sjamsville downs Point to knot the Maryland State Baseball League finals at one apiece after an 8-4 Sunday win on the losers diamond. Harve McCutcheon fanned ten as Namaville produced a three-run burst to swing the game before the see-saw battle continued into the fourth.
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