Maryland State Teams Roll To Saturday Wins Over Bucs 6-0
In a rough day for Maryland football, Maryland and Navy suffered offensive struggles as Michigan shut out Navy 21-0. Maryland State also won with Morgan State toppling North Carolina College 27-0, Frostburg losing 39-19, and Western Maryland and Johns Hopkins each dropping games.
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Mt Airy rolls to 14 1 win to reach finals in state tourney
Mt Airy defeated Minnicks 14 to 1 to advance to the finals of the Maryland state baseball tournament as the undefeated playoff club spun six runs in the sixth inning, with Spike Jones homering and Donny Hobbs Bill Franklin and Bobby Franklin adding power. The final Sunday at 1 p.m. will determine the champion.
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Brodie fires three TD passes as 49ers top Bears
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie threw three long TD passes and led the 49ers to a 31 21 victory over Chicago. Don Lisbon, Dave Parks and Monte Stickles each caught scoring passes as SF built a 17 point lead. Chicago, hampered by injuries, saw Bill Wade connect with Johnny Morris and Rich Kreitling for scores while Doug Atkins and Frank Morze were ejected after a scuffle.
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Colts top Giants in mid g league grid action
In Baker Park games the Colts beat the Giants 15 to 6 as Dan Burke ran five yards for the opening score and Paul Lindsay caught a 12 yard TD pass to push the Colts to 2 and 0. The Rams rallied to defeat the Redskins 20 to 12 with a 13 point third period highlighted by Francis Thomas 3 yard TD run and Sterling Herbert 55 yard dash.
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Dodgers End Season With 11-1 Victory Over Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers closed the NL season with an 11-1 win over Houston. The Dodgers tied for sixth with Pittsburgh as rookie John Purdin limited the Astros to one homer by Jim Wynn in five innings. Purdin improved to 2-0 while Bradley fell to 0-2.
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Jackson Wins 24th For Cubs In Big Win Over Giants
Larry Jackson, the majors' winningest pitcher, improved to 24-11 as he led the Chicago Cubs to a 9-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The Cubs built a seven-run lead in the first three innings, chased Gaylord Perry early, and held on behind Jackson's strong start. Willie Mays hit a fifth-inning homer for the Giants as Chicago moved to 99-? on the season.
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Bosox Rally Past Senators 14 8 in Six-Run Inning
Boston overcame a 7-0 deficit to beat Washington 14 to 8. Dick Stuart delivered the big two bagger in the six run frame. Dick Radatz earned the win in his 79th appearance as Boston set an unwanted club mark for fewest complete games in a season. The Red Sox finished eighth as Washington’s Sievers hit a homer for the visitors.
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Chiefs Defense Dominates Oilers 28 7 to Stay Top of AFL West
Kansas City combined Len Dawson’s precise passing with a stout defense led by Bobby Hunt who tied an AFL record with four interceptions. Hunt’s 29 and 59 yard returns set up touchdowns for Chris Burford who scored twice and Dawson added three passing TDs. Tommy Brooker set an AFL record with 62 consecutive conversions as KC built a 21-0 lead and remained ahead of San Diego in the West. Houston’s George Blanda struggled while Sid Blanks did score for the Oilers.
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Sox Clinch Second With 6-0 Triumph
Chicago White Sox clinched second in the American League with a 6-0 win over Kansas City A's. Rookie Bruce Howard pitched two-hits for the Sox, who exploded for five runs in the sixth, led by Tom McCraw. Ron Hansen hit his 20th homer with two on.
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Lucketts Defeats Mt Airy to Claim Heart of Maryland Crown
B Howard fired a four hitter to lead Lucketts past Mt Airy 4 to 1 and win the Heart of Maryland league title. C Stocks delivered a bases loaded two run single in the third as Lucketts pulled away. Day pitched the final three innings for Mt Airy, while Williams had three hits for the winners.
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Indians edge Yankees for 2-1 win in 13th inning
The Cleveland Indians scored one run in the 13th on two singles and a force out to beat the New York Yankees 2-1 and deny New York its 100th win of the season. The Yankees were threatening to reach the milestone but fell short in this pitchers’ duel.
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Ryan Passes For 3 Scores In Brown Romp
Browns overpower Cowboys 27 to 6 for third straight NFL win tying St Louis atop the Eastern Division. Ryan threw 8 38 and 40 yard TD passes to Warfield and Green, Lo Groza added two field goals, and Dallas had two blocked kicks and a late score.
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Cards Fall Behind Then Rally for 11-5 Win Over Giants
Flood hits his fifth homer to start a late scoring burst in the eighth as New York pulls away 11 to 5 over St. Louis. McCarver drives in three with a single, while Smith and White also homer. Gibson improves to 19-12, Cisco falls to 6-19.
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Cappelletti's record field goals lift Boston past Denver
Gino Cappelletti set an AFL single game record with six field goals, four of them in the first 15 minutes, including a 48 yarder for his 500th AFL point as Boston beat Denver 39-10. Denver coach Jack Faulkner faced renewed pressure amid a slump.
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Saturday Results from National and American Leagues
The Associated Press reports NL games: New York routed St Louis 15 to 5, Chicago defeated San Francisco 10 to 7, Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 11 to 5, Los Angeles won 7 to 0 over Houston, and Chicago edged Kansas City 7 to 0 in the AL. Additional scores include Baltimore 7 over Detroit 6, Boston 7 over Washington 0, Minnesota 5 over Los Angeles 3, with New York 8 Cleveland 3.
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Middletown and Clear Spring Tie in Soccer Opener
Middletown debut in Mason-Dixon League ends 1-1 against Clear Spring after a second half sequence when Middletown converts a penalty by Larry Ahalt to take an early lead before Clear Spring earns the equalizer. Both sides were scoreless at halftime. next Sunday Middletown travels to Hagerstown to face the Kickers at South High field.
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