Yankees Dominate Indians to Stretch Lead in AL Race
New York Yankees rout Cleveland 7-5 to extend their American League lead to two games after sweeping the four-game set. Detroit drops further back with a 2-1 loss to Washington as Boston and Brooklyn post big wins. Key moments include Bob Lemon shelved by the Yankees and Tom Ferrick closing out the Indians rally.
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Bob Lemon
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Washington
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Joe Page
Tom Ferrick
Page
Tommy Byrne
Senators
Gene Bearden
Tigers
Charlie Keller
Art Houtteman
Lipon
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Berry
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Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis Cardinals
Jim Hearn
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Roy Sievers
Gil Hodges
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Bearden
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Pierce
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Fannin
Lollar
Hooper
Guerra
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Hearn
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MacDonald
R. Mueller
McCullough
Brooklyn Spahn
Roy
Haefner
Hall
Antonelli
Cooper
Crandall
Ersaoine
Campanella
Edwards
Uniteds Triumph Ends Independents Run In League Play
United Engine Co. softball team, a Municipal League doormat, defeated Independent Hosemen 8 to 5 to end their playoff hopes. Gus Tyeryar and Herman Tyeryar starred in a strong Uniteds win, with Herman going three for four and issuing many walks. Five runs in the third inning sealed the victory as Uniteds advance to face Junior Firemen in the Shaughnessy Series opening game at Baker Park.
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Uniteds
Firemen
Baker Fark
Gus Tyeryar
Herman Tyeryar
Bnning
Tyeryar
Independents
R. H. FE. Uniteds
H. Tyeryar
H. Kolb
Schwearing
Kennedy
Maryland Football Squad In Good Shape
Maryland coach Jim Tatum oversees a 66 man squad at Ritchie Coliseum as trainer Duke Wyre declares the players in their best condition after summer. The team prepares for the Sept. 23 opener with Georgia, swapping uniforms for work clothes and focusing on wind and speed.
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Duke Wyre
University of Maryland
Duke
Ritchie Coliseum
Jim Tatum
Georgia
Chet Gierula
Allentown
Gierula
Wyre
Maryland
Navy
Michigan State
Tatum
Playoffs In County Loops Face Second Round
In Maryland State League action Brunswick hosts Samsville at Scheer Stadium at 2 p m Eastern Time as Railroaders lead the Shaughnessy Series. Mt Airy Daylight Saving Time affects Point of Rocks aiming to end their series Sunday. Tri County League moves at Middletown with Lander seeking revenge after an 11 8 ten inning loss. Buckeystown hosts Grade guests in Walkersville as Buckeystown wins 10 7. Heart of Maryland Thurmont travels to Myersville while New Windsor chases Day in a catch up game. Frederick County League sees Union Bridge at Middletown and Blue Ridge Summit at Damascus Saturday. Jefferson softball enters Maryland Tournament of Champions facing Baltimore Rangers in Arcadia with a 3 20 p m start. Sunday Jefferson meets Baltingen at Feagaville in County League play.
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Walkersville
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Thurmont
Myersville
New Windsor
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Middletown
Blue Ridge Summit
Damascus
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Arcadia
Frederick Armory
Baltenger
Feagaville
American League Results Yesterday
Washington beat Detroit 2 to 1 and New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 5. Boston won 4 to 3 over Chicago. St. Louis edged Philadelphia 4 to 2 while Phila 33 is noted as a separate line with no accompanying opponent.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Phila
Circus Arrives For Two Fredrick Showings Tomorrow
The Biller Brothers three ring wild animal circus comes to Fredrick for matinee and evening performances tomorrow. Advance units begin unloading early morning with cookhouse first followed by sections carrying equipment and workers to set up tents and seating.
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Tommy Poplan
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Biller Brothers’ Circus
Hiller Organ Ton
Charlottesville
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Biller Bros
Wild Animal Circus
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Biller Bros. Circus
SECA Eliminated in Narrow 11-10 Semifinal Thriller
SECA dropped out of the playoffs after a 11-10 loss to the Frederick Tailoring Company Jasslen squad in a second game of the best two of three semifinals at Staley Park. Peggy Schild broke her ankle for the Tailorettes, and Rosie Smith made a spectacular running catch off parked cars to seal the win as darkness settled over the field.
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Errot
Seca
Krotthe Cramer
Rosie Smith
Leftefield
E. Seca
Tailors
Plunkett
Bruchey
H. Cramer
E. Wiles
National League Scores and Tonight's Baseball Matchups
New York and Pittsburgh tied 2-2 while Brooklyn scored 19 in a tentative tally. Boston shutout promises and matches. Philadelphia faces Boston. St. Louis at Pittsburgh with other clubs not scheduled. Also air parcel post rates hike to take effect November 1.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Local News Briefs from Predecich Area September 1, 1986
The News from Predecich Md dated September 1 1986 provides brief community items and regional notes. Details are limited in the available text but reflect typical small town notices and public interest updates from that period.
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Predecich, Md
Perday
Lions Club Ladies Night at Vindebona Dinner
About 50 members and guests attended the Frederick Lions Club ladies night at Vindebona Hraddoark Weights on Thursday. President Alvey V. Renn led the event with a playlet featuring impersonated wives of club members. Mrs Virginia Renn headed the Lioness committee and guests included District Governor and Mrs Shuman and International Councillor and Mrs Massey Roe.
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Alvey V. Renn
Brad Waite
Dick Simmons
Byron Thompson
Dorsey Shipley
Ralph Merchant
Russ Sollis
Charles Vo Main
Renn
Ever
Lioness
Virginia Renn
Shuman
Massey Roe
Uaperstown
Elks Defeat Amvets 7-4 In First Round Series
Elks win first round of Shaughnessy Series by defeating Amvets 7-4 in a Thursday game. Hammond homered with bases empty, key rally in third included Seidling Coran C Zeigler Wentzel singles for two runs, Loy homer with men on for two more. Fire and rain-related delays noted, Western Union joke telegram included.
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Elks
Amvets
NECA
Civitann
Herd
Hammond
Bills
Seidling
Coran
C. Zeigler
Wentzel
Loy
Riivers
Corun
RK OH. OE
Amvcis
L W. Culler
Strathern
Brachey
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