Sturdivant Tames Burns In Tight Series Opener
In Frederick October 1958 the Sturdivant team edged Burns 5 to 2 as pitchers Ford and Crain led a low scoring affair. Martin Slaughter and Furillo powered offense with two base hits and a homer by Slaughter. Errors and defensive plays shaped the game with Reese, Hodges, and Neal contributing key runs rees to Hodges double plays. Attendance reached seven hundred.
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Oklahoma Rolls on in tense Yankee Dodgers clash
Tom Sturdivant rebounded from a May release to pitch a strong win for the New York Yankees over Brooklyn. Mantle and Bauer homered as the Yankees tied the series at two games each in a game highlighted by Sturdivant’s fifth inning jam and late-inning relief, with Casey Stengel managing from the dugout during a tense ninth.
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Gridders Had Gavilan To Rough Time
Welterweights and middleweights dominate the boxing program with Kid Gavilan and Tony DeMarco in action. Miceli faces Ciavanelli in a 10 round telecast while Calhoun aims to rebound against John Sullivan. Navy beats Cornell 14 0 while Maryland State defeats Hofstra 2 0.
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Stengel Backed Sturdivant In 6-2 World Series Win
New York pitcher Tom Sturdivant credited Yogi Berra's calls and Casey Stengel's confidence for a 6-2 victory over the Dodgers to level the World Series. Stengel sent Don Larsen to start next game, while Mickey Mantle and Hank Bauer homered off fast balls.
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Industrial League Health Center Alley Standings and Scores
Warren's 4, Stup Crowther Frostie 4. Groff Bros 0. Wilson Stup 4, K and H Tinner 0. Marlow's 2, Fred Paint and Shop 2. Harald's 2, Riddlemoser 3, K and H Plumber 1. Team standings show Wilson Stup Mobilgas 1, Stup Crowther 14, orficoo 13, Prose Katon 12, Rd FL Trameroo ii Morgan Marlow Riddlemoser steed Warren's Men's Shop. High team set and game: Wilson Stup Mobilgas 1787 and 631, high individual: Bob Cahill 391 and 147.
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Pimlico Set to Open November 13 After Overcoat Work
Pimlico Race Course near completion of Operation Overcoat aims to weather the track for Maryland’s latest racing dates. The opening is slated for November 13 and runs through December 15, with upgrades including 16 gas heat blowers, redesigned grandstand approaches, 32 glass doors, and sealing 5,000.
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Pimlico optimism as extended winter racing calendar unfolds
Pimlico officials report a belated 20 day extension to the mile tracks in Maryland to combat winter ice and boost attendance, citing December 3rd finish last fall. They note last autumn's 16 racing days drew an average bet of 1 168 A77 and spring 18 days saw 936 324 dollars.
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Germantown Wins Playoff Thriller To Reach Tri-County Final
Germantown edged Creagerstown 3 to 2 in a ninth inning rally. Earl Shipe delivered the decisive triple after Bob Rickett tied the game with a single. Mickey Reilly struck out ten for Creagerstown as Germantown advances to face Walkersville in a best of three series starting Sunday.
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