Yankees Sweep Leaders as Detroit Falls in Labor Day Action
The New York Yankees rallied twice to beat Washington in their Labor Day twin bill, extending their AL lead to six games while Detroit dropped another game. Green homered for New York, with Blanchard and Shelton contributing other key hits as the Yankees won the first game 5-4 and captured the nightcap 6-2.
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Pittsburg Beats Opponent in Slugging Display
The report notes a large scoring inning with Pittsburg players delivering key hits. Bill White and Sadecki are highlighted for strong at bats and a 4 for 5 performance boosting team average to .325. A 3 run fourth inning capped by a big slam underscores the game’s decisive swing.
Maryland end Gary Collins Heavily Favored For 50-Year Line Guide
Gary Collins of Maryland, 6-3, 205 pounds, praised as one of college football’s finest ends, headlines coverage with Joe Blair and praise from Frank Howard of Clemson. The piece notes mixed prognostications for Maryland in the ACC and reports on Charlie Finley backing his KC moves, plus Sunday Frederick Day at Memorial Stadium with Orioles vs Senators and tickets for Yankees series amid Babe Ruth era hype.
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Brunswick rallies past Thurmont 10-1 in state league tilt
Brunswick Railroaders surge behind 12 hits led by Hauver and Wenner to beat Thurmont 10-1 at McCurdy Field. Wenner pitched a complete game with eight hits allowed and seven strikeouts as Brunswick advances to face Frederick in a playoff.
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Douglas Nips Seixas In Five Sets At National Tennis
Seventh seed Jack Douglas edged Vic Seixas in a five set marathon at Forest Hills to reach the fourth round of the National Championships. Douglas recovered after early trouble to win 64 26 26 97 64 as Seixas, 38, fought back and led late in the fourth before the final rally sealed it.
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Russ Collins Wins Archery Tourney At Tuscarora
Russ Collins of Patapsco won the Men's Championship at the 10th Annual State Archery Championship held at Tuscarora near Rocky Springs. Lillian Harraday of Mohican Bowmen won the Women's Championship in a tight battle as more than 400 bowmen contested the Hunter Field and Broadhead rounds. The event drew the largest crowd in the meet’s history with many campers and vendors on site.
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Phillies Split with Reds in Second Game of Doubleheader
Art Mahaffey pitched seven solid innings as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5-3 to split the doubleheader after the Reds won the opener 5-0. Eddie Kasko drove in three runs for Cincinnati, while Ken Johnson limited the Phillies to five hits in seven-plus innings.
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Indians Trip Boston 7-2 Behind Grant and Funk
Cleveland pitchers Jim Grant and Frank Funk combined on a seven hitter to beat Boston 7-2. Willie Kirkland drove in two runs with three hits and scored three times as Cleveland took control with three runs in the ninth. Frank Malzone homered for Boston while Carl Yastrzemski also contributed a triple.
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Orioles top Tigers 6-3 in opener before curfew suspends second
Baltimore built a 4-1 lead after eight innings as Detroit committed three errors in the nightcap, prompting a curfew with the game suspended to be finished Tuesday. Charley Lau drove in three in the first game while Hank Foiles and Jackie Brandt homered in Baltimore's four-run fourth.
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