DiMaggio HR Drives Yankees Past Phils In World Series
Joe DiMaggio homered in the 10th at Shibe Park to power the New York Yankees to a 7 1 victory over Philadelphia. The win gives NY two games to none in the 1960 World Series as Reynolds outduels Roberts. DiMaggio also made a sterling catch in deep right center to rob Philadelphia of another hit.
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Joe DiMaggio
Shibe Park
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Eun Totley
Phils
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Bombers
Casey Stengel
Konstanty
Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Eddie Sawyer
Dick Sisler
del Ennis
E Story
Yankees
Roberta
Gerry Coleman
Coleman
Gene Woodling
Granny
Hamner
e'Fhils
Mike Goliat
Roberts
Goliat
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Richie Ashburn
Dlaciric
Ashburn
Bobby Brown
Hank Baver
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Ennis
25 Year Mark At Track Falls
Henry Volo with owner William Miller of Washington pacing the fastest mile in 25 years at Frederick Fair. The event saw Volo win the Free For All Pace in 2:07 and secure multiple heat victories along with other horses like Leprechaum and Gay Boo in a large crowd Saturday program. The meet featured several horses, jockeys, and owners including Allen money, Dick Mowen, and Nelson Clatterbuck, finishing with a strong overall racing card and no incidents.
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Henry Volo
Willam Fe, Miller
Washington
Frederick Fair
Brown Row
Volomite
Harrington
Del
Mr.Miller
Shep Rosecroft
Young Lester Scott
Warsaw
Allen
Volo Reaper
Dick Mowen
Hagerstown
Quick Ann
Blitz Dart
G. C. Everhart
Pete Ailnutt
Rockville
Gay Boo
Woodie Kirk
Nelson Clatiterbuck
Virginia Beach
Aruba
D. M. Preston
Amsterdam
W. E. Miller
Miller
al W. R. Deming
Schenectady
Swinton
Bil
L. P
D. W- Wetzel
Carlisle
Griffie
Don Herbert Funkhouser
Woodstock
Funkhouser
Alex Spencer
Frank Bradley
Nine
Oah
N. Y
Bradley
Allen's
H. B. Scott
L. Scott
Vola Reaper
W. H. Brindle
Reedsville
Shaffer
David Ford
New Oxford
Ford
Frisco Highland
Raymond Wilson
Keymar
Wilson
Sue Long
Wilbur Zendt
Mifflintown
Zendt
Lady Brooks
Leprechaum
D. Mowen
Shirley
F. W. Zacharias
Wheaton
Guidry
D. Merson
Urbana
Kirk
Covey Boy
Cowae
W. M. Green
Pete Allnutt
W. Kirk
Nelson Clatterbuck
Clatterbuck
D. M
Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results
Weekly standings list Fisher's 2, Smith's 1, Wright's 2, Stitley's 1, Grabill's 3, Nash's 0 with matches Wright's vs Grabill's Nash's vs Fisher's Smith's vs Stitley's. High game by G Stevens 131 and high set by Hammond 367. High team game 566 by Stitley's and high team set 1552 by Wright's.
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Wright
Stitley
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Nash
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Stitely
Eams
Fisher's
Nash's
Stitley’s
Grabill's Plumbers
Wright's
Smith's Trucks
Frederick High Beats Middletown 1 0 In County Soccer
Frederick High School defeated Middletown 1 0 on the Valley field in a County Interscholastic Soccer League game. Wiles scored on a double pass from Thompson and Wiles in the third period. goalie Miller and right fullback Plunkard starred for Frederick. Next game is Tuesday at Brunswick.
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Frederick High School
Middletown
Miller
Plunkard
Wiles
Thompson
Wilhelm Erl
Erl
Walkersville
Brunswick
Railreaders
Frederick Pos
Middletown Sneadner
Lovenee Reeder Thompson Adams Wiles
Eckard
Ert
Smith Hemby Rohrer
Ziegler Delauter
Gordon
Coblentz Miller
Pryor Blumenauer Miler
Soos Kathn
Frederick Icon
Summers
Frederick
Dudderar
Engle
Grimes
Moran
Stone
Woods
Hahn
Myers
Wagner
Pry
Charley Clarke
Timer— Blickenstar
Ausherman
Delicate Operation On Brunswick Soldier
A Brunswick sergeant wounded in Korea last July 30 underwent a three hour operation at Walter Reed General Hospital to remove jagged mortar shell fragments from the right ventricle of his heart. Under Dr. Brian Blades and Majors John Paul and Francis Cooke, surgeons stabilized the heart by hand pressure during the procedure. The patient, 5 F C Raymond Lucas of Brunswick, had exhaustive tests to locate the fragment, and doctors noted it was remarkable he survived the wound. Recovery is anticipated as excellent.
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Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
Brunswick Polider
Korea
Brian Blades
George Washington University
John §. Paul
Francis N. Cooke
Walter Reed
F. C. Raymond Lucas
Brunswick
Local Notes From Lime Kiln and Surrounding Area
Names and visits across Lime Kiln Poolesville and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Norman Hardy and daughter Joan of Baltimore visited Mrs Hardy’s mother, Mrs Erma De Grange. Mrs Luther Cruett, formerly of Poolesville, visits before moving to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs M M Carter and Mrs G W Fisher spent weekend at Natural Bridge, Virginia, returning via the Sky Line Drive. Mr and Mrs Smith Cecil visited Mrs Cecil’s mother, Mrs Mary Cordell, at Clarksburg. Mrs Cora Koontz returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs Mettie Cashour, of Monrovia. Miss Shirley Bruchey of Buckeystown visited by weekend. Robert Bruchey stayed with Miss Bruchey’s friend. Mr and Mrs Edward Plummer, now living on Route 4 Frederick, visited local friends. Youth Rally: Westminster New Windsor Sub-District Brethren Youth Fellowship holds monthly rally at Meadow Branch Church Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev Donald Royer of Manchester College will speak. Adults and youths invited. Recreation and refreshments to follow.
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Norman Hardy
Joan
Baltimore
Smith Cecil
Cecil
Mary Cordell
Clarksburg
Cora Koontz
Mettie Cashour
Monrovia
Shirley Bruchie
Buckeystown
Jean Kabrick
Robert Kabrick
Larrie ‘Bruchey
Edward Plummer
Route 4
Frederick
Westminster-New Windsor
Church of the Brethren Youth Fellowship
Meadow Branch
Donald Royer
Manchester College
North Manchester
Indiana
World Series Box Score New York ii vs Philadelphia
Box score and play by play from the World Series game show New York collecting 2 runs on 10 hits and Philadelphia 1 run on 9 hits. Key performances include DiMaggio homering for the Yankees and Hamner contributing for Philadelphia with multiple hits, plus Reynolds earning the win for New York and Roberts taking the loss. Receipts listed as 171,143.36 and a postscript note on blood tests.
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Philadelphia
LRBI
Woodling
Waithus
Coleman
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Br— Roberts
Reynolds
Whitman
Mayo
Sister
Roberty
Winder
McGowan
Ati
Dusty Boggess
Bill McKinley
Flota
al Barlick
Old Rivals To Clash Again In Maryland State League Clash
The Maryland State League rivalry between Point of Rocks and Jiamsville heats up as the two communities prepare for a Sunday battle at Brunswick. Veterans Harvey and Wes McCutcheon, Dick Haines, and the Hartman brothers anchor Point of Rocks, while Tramsville features Staley and Holland along with early Jjamaville standouts. Point of Rocks seeks a seventh win in three years against Jiamsville, with Chiz Staley out for Tramville, and Harvey McCutcheon returning from flu. The rubber game promises late rallies, mound duels between Johnny Trout and McCutcheon, and a feverish, banner-packed Scheer Stadium crowd.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Rosebuds
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick Boys’ High School
Brunswick
Middletown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Woodysboro
Nameaville
Adamstown
Doubs
Buckeystown
Myersville
Point of Rocks
Jiamsville
Harvey
Wes McCutcheon
Dick Haines
Hartman Brothers
Tony Wagner
Niles Abrecht
Tramsville
Sherwood MacKenzie
Dottie Staley
Charlie Holland
Jjamaville
Sjamsville
Tramaville
Chiz Staley
Marines
Art Simon
Charlie Bowers
Harvey McCutcheon
Shaughnessy
Johnny Trout
Deadlock Ends as NLRB Grants Broader Jurisdiction
Washington Oct 3 The National Labor Relations Board ended a three year stalemate with its general counsel over agency scope under Taft Hartley. George J Bott new counsel concurred, with six new jurisdiction areas outlined including establishments substantially affecting national defense, interstate channels like radio stations, public utilities, interstate enterprises, and thresholds for out of state shipments and services.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
New
George J. Bott
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Truman
Denham
Dial
Severe Head Injuries In Automobile Wreck
Mrs. Carol Ballinger, 28, of Cloppers, was hospitalized at Suburban Hospital Bethesda with severe head injuries after a collision with a car emerging from a side road. She and her four year old daughter Ruth were treated. Mr Ballinger and the other driver were uninjured. Fire department rescue ambulance carried them.
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Bethesda
Gaithersburg
Gilbert E. Ballinger
Harry A. Palmer
Germantown
Ballinger
Ruth Ballinger
Cloppers
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