Title Won By Creagerstown In Tri County League Final
Creagerstown edged Walkersville 6 to 5 at Emmitsburg to capture the Tri County League playoff title. Don Smith pitched the decisive seventh inning single after Gene Long and Smith himself put Creagerstown ahead, completing a comeback season from an opening slump to reach the Shaughnessy playoffs.
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Don Smith
Gene Long
Greagerstown
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Creagerstown
Lavettsville
Glademen
Walkers
Smith
Dick Trout
Bunce Gilbert
Harry Trout
Wimp Whitmore
Gilbert
Glenn Lare
Creagerstowun
Paul Eaves
Lare
Don Blower
Blower
Turner
Whitmore
Scot Wachter
Don Lenhart
Houck
Glade
Charles Crum
Long
Abrhoae
Hulstall
Agiinet
Lenhart
Dixon
Wachter
Frock
Eaves
E. Long
Crum
Fraley
R. Trout
H. Trout
Industrial Bowling League Latest Scores and Standings
Jefferson Inn and several sponsors share results in this industrial league update. Standings show Blues Corner leading with 13 points, followed by H Plumbers, Warren’s Men’s Shop, and Marlow’s. High team score 617 by Marlow’s, high individual 368 by C. Cramer, who also notched 17 for high game. Also notes romance sparked by letters between John W. Thompson and Carol Reynolds in Orange Virginia as Thompson, then prisoner, received mail from home.
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Jefferson Inn
Warren’s Men's Shop
Groff Bros
K. & H. Tinner
Riddlemoser
Fred. Pl& G
Marlow's
K. & H. Plumber
Morgan's
Kk. & H. Plumber
Warren's Mens Shop
Harold's
Cory Corner
Senlitz Beer
Stag-Crewther
Marlow
C. Cramer
Orange
John W. Thompson
Carol Reynolds
Thompson
Carol
Navy Desires To Win As Middies Blank Pitt 21-0
Annapolis Oct 9 Navy beat Pitt 21-0 as Erdelatz praised the Middies’ desire and defense. Welsh passed for a touchdown and 15 yards, Beagle recovered a fumble for a TD, Smith blocked a punt. Pitt managed only 39 rushing yards and threw one intercepted pass.
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Annapolis
Eddie Erdelatz
John Michelosen
Pitt
Navy
Panthers
George Welsh
Earle Smith
Collegue
Ron Beagle
Dick Guest
Jim Hower
Jim Rover
Tony Siremic
Pat McCool
Second In Row For Springers
Yellow Springs remains atop Heart of Maryland playoff race with a 4 3 win over Bolivar as Jackie Kehne and ninth inning squeeze drive the Springers to their second consecutive victory. Rehne pitched five outs of relief, Carpenter hit a decisive triple, and Linton delivered a clutch squeeze bunt and game ending double play sequence. Bolivar threatened in the ninth but double play preserved the lead.
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Jackie
Kehne
Yellow Springs
Bolivar
Heart of Maryland
Springers
Rehne
Bud Gilroy
Frye
Gary Liston
Springer
Rhuae Cline
Staley
G. Linton
J. Linton
Carpenter
Smith
R. Linton
Shafer
Harley
B. Koogle
Jr. Long
B. Gilroy
Gilroy
Bears Drop Pesky Denver in surprise release
Johnny Pesky, ex Boston Red Sox star, was released by the Denver Bears of the American Association as coach and utility infielder. He played last season with the Bears, hitting .320 as a utility infielder. The move was announced on October 9.
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BEARS
Pesky
Denver
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox
American Assn
Better Chance For Moving Up
New York October 9 discussion by Charley Dressen on Eddie Stanky and future managerial moves during the World Series. Dressen notes getting a major league manager job from the minors is more likely than moving up from a major league coach. He cites Yankees Dodgers and Giants as unlikely sources for direct promotion and recalls past paths through minor league management and coaching.
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New York
Charley Dressen
Eddie Stanky
Charley
Washington Senators
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Stanky
Minneapolis
Dressen
Giants
Wustal
Cincinmati
Nashville
Marty Marion
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Cardinals
Grimm
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Milwaukee
Stranahan Wins First Tournament
Frank Stranahan won his first professional golf tournament with a one under par 71 to win the $17,500 Eastern Open by one stroke over Art Wall Jr. at Mt. Pleasant Municipal in Baltimore. Stranahan finished 280 for 72 holes. Wall was two behind after a late 10-281. Ed Oliver finished third, Fred Hawkins fourth, with Ted Kroll, Tommy Bolt, Doug Ford, Billy Maxwell, Marty Furgol, and Ed Furgol in the places that followed.
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Baltimore
Frank Stranahan
Art Wall Jr
Toledo
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant Municipal
Porono Manor
Stranahan
Paunchy
Ed Olver
Lemont
Fred Hawkins
St. Andrews
Ted Kroll
Bethesda
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Doug Ford
Niamesha Lake
N.Y
young _ Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Marty Furgol
Iit
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Howie Fox Killed In San Antonio Bar Fight
Former major league pitcher Howie Fox, 34, was stabbed to death during a fight outside his San Antonio tavern after ordering three undisciplined youths from the bar. Bartender Hubert Callahan was critically stabbed. three youths surrendered later at the city jail. Fox had played for Cincinnati Reds, Phillies, and Orioles and last pitched in the Texas League with the San Antonio Missions.
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San Antonio. Tex
Howie Fox
San Antonio
Hubert Callahan
Fox
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati
Orioles
San Antonio Missions
Mexico
Colts Edge Packers in Milwaukee for 24 20 Win
The Baltimore Colts beat the Green Bay Packers 24 to 20 in Milwaukee, staying tied for first in the Western Division with Los Angeles. Five Colts were injured, including Gino Marchetti with a dislocated shoulder and Joe Campenella with torn knee ligaments, likely sidelining them next week.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Colts
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Gino Marchetti
Colt
Joe Campenella
L. G. Dupre
Baylor
Art Donovan
Allepre
Buddy Young
Los Angeles
Carl Taseff
Detroit Lions
Bears
Lions
Packers
Tobin
Billy Howton
Alan Ameche
Packer
George Shaw
Shaw
Jim Mutscheller
Bert Rechichar
Oregon
Sammy Baugh
Michigan on another tear blows out Army 26 to 2
Michigan under Bennie Oosterbaan routed Army 26-2 in Ann Arbor to cement Rose Bowl hopes and position as a top Big Ten contender. Maryland and Oklahoma won to stay ahead in the national race as poll shifts reshaped the top tier. The Wolverine defense forced eight Army fumbles while Terry Barr starred with two TDs and an 82 yard run.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan Wolverines
Bennie Oosterbaan
Army
Michigan
Cadets
Hudson
Alichigan
Big Ten
Maryland
Oklahoma
Wake Forest
Texas
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Navy
Texas Christian
Washington
West Virginia
Duke
UCLA
Southern California
Tommy McDonald
Bob Burris
Wolverines
Southern Cal
Pacific Coast
Wasington
Corky Lewis
Huskies
Louisiana State
Miami
Fla
Oregon State
J Swink
Purdue
Charley Thomas
Paul Schwaike
Jack Rabbits
Virginia Military Academy
Pittsburgh
William & Mary
Inter Church League Statistics Highlight Multiple Records
Charles Keller of Middletown Ref. posted the high individual game at 163 points with Bradley and Holter tying Calvary Meth. in Mid dletown Ref. for the high individual set 370. Middletown Ref. led scoring with 619 in the high team game and 1678 in the high team set.
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Charles Keller
Middletown
Bradley, Holter
Calvary Meth
Colts Down Packers In Weekend NFL Action
In a weekend slate, the Baltimore Colts defeated Green Bay 24 20 to pull into a first place tie with the Rams at 3 1. The Rams beat Detroit 17 10 eliminating the Lions from title contention. Pittsburgh and Washington shared the eastern lead at 2 1 while the Browns Eagles and Cardinals won their games.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
National Football League
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Giants
Colts
Packers
Rams
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Redskins
Cardinals
Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Willard Sherman
Lions
Detroit
Norm van Brocklin
Ram
Savard
Kilroy
Crazy Legs
Otto Graham
Dante Lavelli
Philadelphia
Graham
Lavelli
College Football Late Saturday Scores Recap
The Associated Press list shows Syracuse 27 over Boston University 12, Gettysburg 46 over Albright 6, West Liberty 13 over Fairmont 12, West Virginia Wesleyan 6 over Georgia Tech 7, LSU 0 over Mississippi 13, Vanderbilt 0 over Virginia Tech 24, Florida State 20 over Florida 28, George Washington 0 over Virginia Union 6, Howard DC 0, Kansas State 42 over Marquette 0, Baylor 25 over Arkansas 20, Rice 21 over Clemson 7, Utah State 18 over New Mexico 6, Utah 41 over Brigham Young 9.
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Michigan
Terry Barr
Wolverine
Army
Dennis McGill
Yale
Columbia
George Welsh
Navy
DeGraaf
Billy DeGraaf
Cornell
Syracuse
Boston
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Tulane
Penn State
Virginia
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Auburn
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Clemson
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Michigan State
Stanford
Midwest
Ieva
Indiana
Kansas State
Marquette
Wichita
Oklahoma A&m
Towa State
Kansas
California
Washington State
Trisha
Colorado A&m
Wyoming
Denver
Montana
Associated Press
Boston U
Gettysburg
Albright
W. Val Fech
West Liberty
Fairmont
West Va Wesleyan
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Virginia Tech
Florida State
Florida
George Washington
Virginia Union
Howard DC
Utah State
New Mexico
Utah
Brigham Youns
NFL Scores From Weekend Games
Baltimore defeated Green Bay 24 to 20 on Saturday while Chicago edged Washington 24 to 10 and San Francisco beat Chicago 20 to 17. Detroit fell 17 to 10 to Los Angeles as Pittsburgh won 30 to 23 over New York and Cleveland prevailed 21 to 17 over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Barrymore
Los Angeles
Green Bay
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia
New York
NFL
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittiah
Maryland Romps Wake Forest as Offense Starts to Click
Maryland coach Jim Tatum said the Terps offensive power is jelling after a 28-7 win over Wake Forest. Healy ran 61 yards on 10 carries, Tamburello threw for 107 yards and Maryland rolled 388 total yards. Key plays included a 75 yard touchdown drive aided by Healy and Tamburello, plus strong defense from Pellegrini.
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College Park
Jim Tatum
Maryland Terps
Wake Forest
Tatum
Missouri
UCLA
Baylor
Demon Deacons
Terrapins
Maryland
Healy
Jack Healy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frank Tamburello
Baltimore
Tambo
Jim Parsons
Parsons
Tamburello
Russell Dennis
Ed Vereb
Bob Pellegrini
Deacons
Deacon
Terps
Full- Uta Pleo
Pellegrini
Tater
Horse Fleeing Track Stuns Vienna Crowds
A stray horse escaped during an event in Vienna on October 9 sending attendees into a brief scramble. Princess Angelica appeared nervous as officers corralled the animal near the arena, with no injuries reported.
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Vienna
Austria
Princess Angelica
Jockey Mare Breaks Course Blunders Through Vienna Streets
A mare bucked her jockey during a race yesterday then swerved off the course and dashed two miles through busy Vienna streets before being recaptured. The jockey was Karl Klebesitz, a rider whose name translates oddly to Karl Glued Seat.
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Vienna
Karl Klebesitz
Karl
Recreation League Weekly Results Summary
Joe's Cleaners defeated A. Bridge three to five with Walkers at one loss and Kelly's Mill four to Brunswick E zero. Renn's Pont three to Ballantine A one. V. FP. W. beat Jacobson's four to zero. Tucker's Stokers claim top single game and set totals with 160 and 39, while the high team marks reach 641 and 1754.
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Joe’s Cleaners
A. Bridge
Tucker's Stokers
Walkers
Kelly’s Mill
Brunswick E
Renn's Pont
Ballantine A
V. FP. W
Jacobson's
I. Barrier
Tucker
Walkersville
Joe's Cleaners
Kelly's Mill
Motor Ballantine Ale
Union Bridge
Renn’s
Pontiat
Brunswick Eagles Jacobson’s
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Tne
Hellswood
Mickey Northrup
Carl Coates
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Japan
Lewis Hoad
Neale Fraser
Hoad
Atsushi Muragis
Fraser
Jiro Matsuoka
Mortsoliier Brothers
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Baptist Evan. Reformed “At Grace Reformed
Mt. Pleasant Middletown
Calvary Methodist . Doubs Lutheran
Buckeystown
Delphey’s Sport Store
Patrick Street
Burall
Par
Fine’s Tailoring
Julius Finegold
E. Patrick St Frederick, Ma
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N. Market St
Philco
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