Lopat Stifles Giants to Tie World Series at One
Ed Lopat pitched superbly for the Yankees limiting the Giants to five hits and three runs as New York won 3 1 to even the World Series. Joe Collins hit a homer in the second and Willie Mays was isolated by the Yankee defense late in the game. Mantle left with a knee injury but Raschi and others preserved the lead as New York struck back in Game Two.
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New York
Yankees
Ed Lopat
Giants
Casey Stengel
Jansen
Lopat
Collins
George Spencer
Bombers
Irvin
Eddie Stanky
Alvin Dark
Whitey Lockman
Mays
Willie Mays
Bobby Brown
Yank
Willie
Larkman
Wes Westrum
Bill Rigney
Hank Thompson
Ray Noble
Husky Wegro
Larry Berra
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Mantle
Spencer
Billy Martin
Bobby Thomson
Willie May
Leo Durocher
Big Jim Hearn
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Vic Raschi
Hearn
Raschi
A. E. Stanky
Dark
Thomson
Kyin
Lockman
Oli
Westrum
Westerm
R. HO
Mantle, Jr
Goo Bauer
Zuto
Gald
DiMaggio
Berra
Woodling
Brown
C-Martin
Coleman
Sth
Hee Yorkite
Umumary
McDougald
Rigney
Four harness heats highlight Frederick Fair finale
Four harness heats and a hot saddle horse sprint closed the Frederick four day meet with a large crowd. Fourteen year old Anthony Main Jr rode Rivers to victory in the saddle horse race, with Pat Rosencrantz and Jimmy Main following. Marjorie Mac won both heats in the opening pace, Council Eden swept the 2:21 pace, and Miss Ann Key took third in both. Rivers charged from behind to win as Miss Rosencrantz led early. The day featured several thousand spectators and strong performances from local owners and drivers.
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Frederick Fair
Anthony Main
Gas House Pike Farm
Rivers
Pat Rosencrantz
Urbana
Jimmy Main
Marjorie Mac
W. E. Miller
Washington
Rosecroft Raceway
Charles Sibley
Young Earl Scott
Warsaw
Vas
Council Eden
Mr. Miller
Rosecroft
Miss Ann Key
Wilbur Zendt
Miflintown
Miller
Binghampton
A. Bradley
Princess Way
L. P. Wetzel
Carlisle
Wetzel
Allen's
Earl Scott
Scotts
Sir Echo
Harry Patterson
McLaughlin
Sue Long
Zendt
Separation
B. D. Offutt
Woodsboro
Offutt
Scote
Top Rosecroft
W. E Miller
Eddie
J. P. Kearn
Clinton
King
Happy McGregor
Frank Bradley
Ninevah
N. Y
Bradley
Harry
Earl Wagner
Uandover
Monin, Jr
Hellandia
P. Rosencrantz
Keen
J Main
Patie
Patsy
Babe
Trico Finals May Wind Up On Sunday
Tri County Baseball League finals edge closer as Middletown hosts Lovettsville with a 4 0 score in the top of the first. Replay ordered after protests, potential October 21 all star benefit set for Brunswick, and future dates hinge on Middletown’s home win to claim the league title.
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Tri-County Baseball League
Lovettsvie
Middletown
Shnaughnessy
Lovettsville
Middlewwn
Virginia
W. Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Sheraton
Viking
Dhaka
Radio Program Listings and Sunday Schedule Notes
Radio schedule listings from CBS WFMD MBS WWOR ABC WMAL NBC WRAL cover programs by time and network with a late note that the heavyweight title fight Joe Louis versus Rocky Marciano, slated for October 11 at the Polo Grounds, has been moved to Madison Square Garden due to World Series prep delays at the Polo Grounds. The change affects venue setup and timing for the October 26 Friday bout.
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CBS
WFMD
MBS
WWOR
ABC
WMAL
NBC
WRAL
Nbde
Abe
Vaughn Monroe
Cbi
Gene Autry
Ebs
Ubs
Hawaii
Nbe
Guy Lombardo
Wax Works
Cba
Abe Chleago
Mbe
Nowa
Variety
Neta
Sammy Kaye
Bill Erwin
Abe Ken Murray
Whiteman
Sid Caesar
Faye Emersondis
Chicago
DuMont
Cbs Harness Racing
New York
International Boxing Club
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
Polo Grounds
Madison Square Garden
TBC
Benefit Game At Point On Sunday At Point Of Rocks
Point of Rocks augmented base ball team stages a benefit game Sunday at 2 pm against Brunswick Maryland State League champions to raise funds for Boy Scouts Troop 283. Local stars Shore brothers Whitehead Hartman Haines join with Wamaville’s Tony Wagner Crone and two Virginia pitchers Cay lor and Dual. Caylor, from Leesburg, recently beat Brunswick 4-1. Proceeds fund a log cabin for Scout meeting and camping.
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Point of Rocks
Boy Scouts Troop
Brunswick
Maryland
Mer. Harper
Point
Whitehead
Hartman
Haines
Wamaville
Tony Wagner
Crone
Virginia
Caylor
Southpaw
Leesburg
Notre Dame Dominates Detroit In 40-6 Debut Night
Notre Dame trounced Detroit 40 to 6 in the first Irish night game as Halfback John Petitbon scored three first period touchdowns on 85 73 and 38 yard runs. Mazur threw a 29 yard TD to Jim Mutscheller, Lattner returned a pass interception for six, and Guglielmi capped the scoring with a one yard plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Petitbon
Notre Dame
Petitbon
Sermier
John Mazur
Jim Mutscheller
John Lattner
Ralph Guglielmi
Fair Follower Takes Term On Auto Charges
In Peoples Night Court only one case was heard, Carl William Copelin from New Orleans, sentenced to 60 days in jail with fines totaling 159.45 for three traffic offenses. Copelin claimed the Rochester truck driver was blinded by lights, causing a collision and stating the only mistake was colliding with a State Pace car. The truck owner did not appear. the vehicle was impounded in Frederick for damages estimated at 365 to the squad car driven by Sergt. Richard Stallings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Copelin
Dolphin Street
New Orleans
Avery
Copelin
Richard “Specs” Naughton
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick
Sergt
Richard E. Stallings
Undated College Football Scores Listed
Notre Dame 40 Detroit 6 Mississippi 34 Boston College 7 Ohio Wesleyan 21 Buffalo 0 Dayton 27 Youngstown 7 Boston University 39 Louisville 14 Georgetown Gy 14 Carson Newman 0 Potomac State 12 Newport News 0 Miami 36 Florida State 13 Scholastic Frederick 27 Beall 18 Hagerstown 19 Allegany 0 London 26 St. James 19 Balto Poly 48 Gilman 21 Calvert Hall 39 St. Pauls 0 Loyola 7 McDonagh 7 Severn 26 St. Marys 6 Culpeper 26 Charles Town 12 Fort Hill 28 Martinsburg 7 Lander to play Bolivar Sunday at 2 pm at Lander. all Lander players to be present.
Frederick High Defeats Beall in hot home game
Frederick High School topped Beall 27 to 18 in sultry heat at McCurdy Field. Frederick maintained a seven game home win streak over two seasons as Weddie and Lou Fisher starred on offense and Buck Markoe anchored the defense despite injuries to end Lou Houck and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Frostburg
Bill Ward
Frederick
Weddie
Houck
Beall
Miller
Mountaineers
Thompson
Weddle
Fred Burgee
Comer
Lou Fisher
Krantz Place
Brook
Buck Markoe
Frederick Beall i Ward
Robeson Beard
Eliott
Markoe Buskirk Brown
McAttee Butler
Lennox Houck
Thompson Rinehart
Hess Fisher
Rhea
Stevens J. Krantz
Miller E. Krantz
Bender
F.I. & S. League Latest Results and Scores Report
Weekly bowling results show Assemblers 3 Cleaners 0 and Machinists 2 Molders 1 with Office 3 patterns. High single game by Machinists, 130 by G Weddle. high triple by J Gearinger of Assemblers, 360. high team set and game by Office, 1,574 and 542 respectively. In Greenfield Massachusetts a missing child case ends with a strange pint of beer peddling by a 3 year old Andrea Ray, found trying to sell six bottles near a store but returned home after a clerk offered 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gearinger
SHARP
Greenfield
Mass
Andrea Ray
Andree
Legion and Coliseum Tie for Bowling Lead
Legion and Coliseum split last week in bowling action. Coliseum, with high team game 663 and set 1,872, led a close week as individual stars emerged, while Sherman Feeds and Damascus claimed notable scores. The Moose and Snow White Grill also posted results as week two ends and next week's schedule features Coliseum at American Legion and Sherwood Feeds at Damascus.
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American Legion
Raney'’s Coliseum
Hag
Snow White Grill
Damascus
The
Moose
Wawe Sherwood
Sherwood
Coliseum
Legion
Fletcher
Jimmy Wolfensberger
Copenhaver
Koontz
Welfensberger
Schultz
the Moose
Logue
American Legion Sherwood
Egg Winners At Fair Named
Richard Boyer and Thomas Boyer won brown and white eggs at the Frederick Fair open show. 4-H and FFA egg contests named winners including Richard Ranall, Janet Hood, David Burtner, Mehrie Ramsburg. Open class results listed multiple winners and 4-H/4H white egg champs. Glee Club at Mount Saint Marys elects officers. 45 members with Emmitsburg ties. England once used iron bars as currency. New car prices rising with more increases forecast.
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Richard Boyer
Frederick
Thomas Boyer
Frederick Fair
Alton Williar
Richard Ranoall
Westminster
Janet Hood
Mt. Airy
FFA
David Burtter
Mehrie Ramsburg
Thurmont
Brown—Boyer
Edna Duvall
Carl Duvall
White
Boyer
Foard Hood
Airy
Steiner N. Baer
Ray S. Baer
FE. C. Ranoall
Ralph G. Thomas
Adavstown
Brown
Ranoall
David Burtner
Roger Remsburg
Glee Club
Mount Saint Mary’s College
St. Joseph's High School
Paul Camiletti
Cies
Seaboard
Mount
Mount Gleemen
Male Glee Clubs of America
England
Agriculture panel OKs land transfer to park commission
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to turn over 32 acres near Bethesda Maryland once part of an animal disease station to the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission for public parks parkways or playground use. Hugo Bishop of Ely founded Cambridge University in 1257.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Bethesda
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Trico
Stanky
Ho—Jansen
U-Lee Ballan
Nba Tha Symphonette
Dhs
Abe the Pantagon
Alao TV
Cbs Concert of Europe
Abe Trendler
Abe Bandstand
Abe Air Force
Saint
Aba Nowe
Cbe
Aba
Bobby Benson
Martin Kane
Frankie Lane
Sbe
Mbs S4sen
St. Loulache
the Whisperer
Abo the
Shadow
Mbna
Newaedia
Nabve
Rinks
Irma
Abo Challenge of
Nawr
Nbo
Mrs Broolie
Ebs C.B.D
Ted Mack
Abe Peter Splem
Phil
Alice
Charlie McCarthy
Marshall
Star Guild
Horace Galdt
Cbs Enchanted
Corlishe
Archar
Walter Winchell
Nba
Hollywood
NBC Silver Jublies
Phil Baker
Europe
Hiuslo
Glora
Parker
the Chorallers
George Sokalsky
Tatk
Gino Atusle
Nate
Gena Autry
Paul Whiteman
Bobbin
Cha
Velvat
Cbs Film
Pentagon
TV Playhouse
Abe Fead Waring
Becky King
Red_ Skelton
Dr. Graham
Thay
LuMont
What
General Acceptance Corporation
Lander
Bolivar
E. Harp Gilbert
Cohlentz Painting & Decorating Co
W. 5Th St
Frederick High
Mullican
Burgee Winpigler
Whitmore
Kelly
Bader
Main
Zinn
Livingston
Breneman
Beach
Powers
Schultheis
Hawkins
F.I. & S. League
W. L Pet Office Uy 1000
U. S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
SSES
Williamson's
Bob Weddle
Beall High School
Legion and Coliseum
Breightol
Hot College Park
Lynn Beightol
Cumberland
University of Maryland
Bainbridge Naval Preparatory
Dick Fielsiki
Ronnie Waller
Frank Bartko
Jef Kiligalien
Woodstock
Robert Elwood Kline
Guy Charles Kline
Myersville
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Massanutten Academy
Bookkeeper Automotive Experience
Miller & Hughes Motor Co
Kaiser-Frazer Henry J
Rockville
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash
Studebaker
Patrick Street
N. Market Street
Hospital Aid
Paul Revere
James M. Cronenburg
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Emmert R. Bowlus
Frederick, Md
R. L, Kelly
Hugo
Ely
College of
Cambridge
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Vare
Dt. van Rasen
Hearing Aid Center
West
Patrick St
Zenith
Crosley
Rca-Victor
Sox
Shipley’s Sport Store
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
International
K_5 International
Dodge
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Monocacy Motors Inc
Jefferson Street
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