Two Homers Win For Cards In World Series Game Five
Cardinals rally with two homers by Ray Sanders and Danny Litwhiler to beat the Browns 2 0 in game five at Sportsman's Park before 36 568, moving three games to two in the World Series. Mort Cooper struck out 12, Galehouse fanned ten, and both teams set a new series strikeout record for two clubs.
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Musial Homer Helps Cardinals Edge Browns in Sixteenth
In a tense game at a packed ballpark, Stan Musial hammered a home run and Whitey Ford style drives from Musial and Sanders propelled the Cardinals to a 4-2 victory over the Browns. Pitching notes show Ol Jakucki worked 3 innings for the loss, while Hal Lingingsworth and Shirley allowed few runs. Attendance hit 35,455. The earlier draft note recalls Philadelphia’s 1937 Sesquicentennial funding of $500,000.
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Saintbridge Commodores crush Marines for ninth straight win
The Saintbridge Commodores roll to a 53 7 victory over the Camp Cyewie Marines at the Naval Training Center. Johnson, a former William and Mary standout, opened with a 112 yard kickoff return and Aubert set up a Vandeweshe touchdown pass after Cheatham connected on a scoring strike.
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Senecas Open Here With Win Over Georgetown Prep
The Frederick Senecas opened their football season at Baker’s Park with a decisive 27 to 0 victory over the Georgetown Prep Jayvees. Halph Snipley and Engle scored key touchdowns as the Senecas stretched a halftime lead, while standout defense and multiple substitutions marked the game.
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NFL Sunday results and upcoming games list
NFL results featured Cleveland 19 over Chicago Bears 7 and New York 10 to Boston 34 among noted scores. Also Greek Bay 34 defeated Card Pitt 7 while Detroit 19 beat Brooklyn 14 and Philadelphia 31 topped Washington 31. Upcoming games include Washington at Boston New York at Brooklyn Card Pitt at Chicago Bears Cleveland at Detroit.
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Del Baker to Coach Boston Red Sox Next Season
Boston reports Delmar Dell Baker former Detroit Tigers manager has signed to coach the Boston Red Sox next season. He will replace third-base coach Bill Burwell who returns to Louisville Sox farm team as manager. Orioles Take Lead in Little World Series with 7 4 victory over Colones. series shifts to Baltimore Stadium for tonight’s game and field conditioning prior to Saturday football engagement.
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Notre Dame's Bob Kelly A Rising Back Of The Year Contender
Notre Dame's Bob Kelly emerges as a leading back in English coach Red Grange's reckoning. The Flossmoor Navy V V-12 trainee dazzles with speed, passing, and scoring in early 1944 form. Kelly, nicknamed Choirboy, stands 180 pounds with dynamic bursts and a strong kicking game, likely to rush for a leading role in Notre Dame's backfield as Navy schedules limit his appearances.
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Pointers Know Their Jobs
The Pointer is a workmanlike hunter who uses speed and intelligence to locate game. Pointer and setter men spar over dog merits in trials, with judges deciding the best bird finder. The English pointer, German shorthair, and combinations derive from crossbreeds, the liver or lemon and white colors common. A typical Pointer stands 24 to 25 inches tall and weighs about 50 pounds.
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Dr Pepper Ten Wins County Softball Championship
Dr Pepper Ten clinched the county softball title Sunday in a doubleheader at Baker Park by thrashing Broad Run 10 to 1 in the opener. Ramsburg belted two home runs, including a first inning grand slam, as Kehne held the County League champs to two hits. Ramsburg also starred in the second game, pitching for the Ten before a late rally by the visitors spoiled the shutout.
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Ox Fibre Bowling League posts record season high
The Ox Fibre Bowling League marked its best season with 47 victories, the most in club history. Scores show Broad Run edging Dr Pepper 7 0 with Huffer and Ramsburg sharing lines, while Dr Pepper trailed 4 8 2 in another match. The note recalls the balloon ascent by Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier in 1783.
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All-Stars Split Pair in Woodsboro Baseball Doubleheader
Woodsboro Yanks defeated Gettysburg All-Stars 4 2 in the first game and 5 1 in the nightcap on Sunday. DeLauter and LeGore pitched well for Woodsboro as LeGore shut down the visitors in the second game. Mose, the veteran, pitched the full game for the Battlefield club, while Wildebrand caught for the Yanks with Hummer and Huster in the infield. Manager Lester Long announced a rematch next Sunday at Woodsboro with the Adams County squad planning to add new material.
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