Browns Rally To Win As Colts Lose Close NFL Tilt
The Cleveland Browns roared from 17 points down in the fourth quarter to beat the Chicago Cardinals 34 to 24 and seize first in their division. Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams also won, while the Giants fell to the Steelers 17 to 4 and the Eagles edged the Colts 24 to 14.
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Ballenger Wins In Extra Inning Softball Title Ride
Ballenger edged Jefferson 2 1 in eleven innings to clinch the County Softball League title in a three straight series. Gutting a key triple by Gross and timely plays, Ballenger won despite only three hits as Jefferson totaled four. Large crowd at Myersville saw Ballenger repeat playoff success and claim the Shipley trophy after a tense, defensive duel.
Myersville Evens Play-Off In Heart of Maryland League
Myersville tied the playoff series with a 5-2 win as Shank limited Day to six hits, carrying a shutout into the ninth. Day won the opener at Woodbine, and the deciding game will be played at Middletown next Sunday at 2. Clem and Sheffer will umpire the final. Myersville collected ten hits off Arch Pickett, building a 5-0 lead before Shank faded in the ninth.
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Frederick Mustangs Fall to Cavaliers in Hagerstown
George Street Cavaliers of Hagerstown overwhelmed the Frederick Mustangs 25 to 7 on the Frederick High School field. The visitors led each period and held the Mustangs largely shut down until the final minutes, when a late drive produced a touchdown on a twenty yard run by Bruce Baer and a final score set by Buzz Wagner to Flip Kennedy, with Pete Sunday adding the extra point. The fragment about the Bad Lands of western South Dakota notes an area of 2,900 square miles.
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Mustangs
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Kennedy
Pete Sunday
South Dakota
Middletown Wins Tri-County Playoff Title In 11 Innings
Middletown clinched the Tri County League playoff series by edging Buckeystown 3 to 2 in 11 innings. It was the Valley nine's nineteenth straight victory as Buckeystown led 2-0 before Middletown tied in the seventh and won on a squeeze play in the eleventh. Crone pitched the majority of the season’s wins with Keller relieving in the ninth as Buckeystown loaded the bases. Stroup scored on a squeeze in the 11th after being hit, stealing second, and advancing on a fielder’s choice. Buckeystown had four hits. Middletown seven.
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J Kelley
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Buckeystown Takes Downtown. Left on The News
In Frederick County on Monday October 16, 1058 Buckeystown defeated The News 2 to 1. Game details list two-base hits by Lutz, Sheffler, Stolen bases by Ranneberger Keller Zelgier Shafer and Stroup noted. Crone pitched a complete game with 3 strikeouts, Dorsey 3, and Crone credited with the win. Umpires Peifer and Kline, Scorer Keller, Time 2.40.
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Charles E. Moylan, Jr
Frederick Triumphs Over Sharpsburg In Local Soccer Match
Glen Burnie hosts a Maryland jousting championship with George D Bartram of Sparrows Point earning his third straight title via seven perfect runs. Joseph Brady of Carroll County places near, while Walden Burtoner wins the professional event. The Glen Burnie Kiwanis Club sponsors at Ritchie Raceway as amateurs and pros compete. A radar station at Cape Linnes in Spitzbergen notes Arctic monitoring for northern mining operations.
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Sparraws Point
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Carroll County
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Glen Burt
Ijamsville Wins Title In Maryland State League Final
Clyde Martz sparked Lamaville to a 9-4 victory over Point of Rocks at Brunswick Sunday afternoon, earning the Maryland State League playoff championship. Martz paced the offense with a two-run double, and two sensational ninth-inning catches in center field helped preserve the win as Tramaville and Crone provided early scoring. Trout pitched steadily for the winners, combating Haines and Huffer for the losers, while Staley and Shook shone defensively for Lamaville.
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Mounts Force 19 19 Tie With Waynesburg In Narrow Mirror
Mount St Marys battles Waynesburg to a 19 all tie after a late touchdown setup by Phil Waterman and a clutch 18 yard placement by Hector Trout. Beadling and Balaban contribute early scores as the Mounts narrow the gap, with key plays by Harry McPartland and Paul Sullum.
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