Braves Lose Again as Cubs Halt Milwaukee Bid
Chicago defeats Milwaukee 4-0 behind Sam Jones who allowed seven hits and struck out seven, boosting his league leading strikeout total to 148. Ernie Banks doubled driving in a run as Milwaukee drops seventh shutout of the season.
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League Leaders and The Associated Pros AMERICAN LEAGUE
The American League batting leader Mantle tops with 116 runs batted in 118 hits 173 for Fox in Chicago Piersall doubles 36 Jensen Simp on Lemon 10 Rivera 16 steals and Ford 16 5 wins 62 Triples Aaron Bruton 13 homers Snider 38 and Newcombe 36 793 strikeouts Jones 148 in a compact league leaders roundup.
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All-Star Babe Ruth Teams Clash Sunday
Frederick and Mt Airy all star Babe Ruth teams meet Sunday at 2 PM on the Mt Airy diamond for a Larey Twenty memorial benefit. Proceeds fund a lasting memory for a local Mt Airy player who died in a drowning accident at Woodbine. Tickets available at Shipley's Sports Store or from local Babe Ruth players.
Pro Football Tickets Put On Sale Here
Reserve seats for the exhibition game between the Washington Redskins and Baltimore Colts at Memorial Stadium Baltimore on September 16 at 2 05 pm. Tickets available at The Sport Center 237 North Market Frederick with a special Frederick section on the 20 yard line.
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Carter Rolls Over Summerlin In Madison Square Garden Bout
In a television pro bout at Madison Square Garden Carter, 22, Linden NJ, outworked Detroit’s Summerlin with nonstop punches to win a unanimous decision. Carter, No 8 heavyweight, eyes a shot at Johnny Holman while Jackson remains aligned with Bob Baker for Sept 26 in Pittsburgh. The bout boosted Carter’s notes after a slow start in their rematch, and he could meet winner of Jackson-Baker in future clashes.
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VFW Club Championship faces clash Sunday
18 hole clashes turn to 16 as Bill Seibert and Bruce Harstad meet Sunday for the VEW Club Commander’s Cup. First round results show Weinberg, Brown, Green, Bowlus, Snook, Willoughby, Bowers, Barantino, Crum, Garber, Lovelace, Cruuden, Craw, Kreh, Harbaugh, Seigler winning their matches. Second round set for weekend with consolation order.
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VFW Commander
Bruce Harstad
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Dave Weinberg
Charlie May
Stan Brown
Harry Decker
Tee Greens
Tom Glass
Dick Bowlus
Buzz Sthoderick
Carl Snook
Jim Carey
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George Slagle, Jr
John Bowers
Harold Hausler
Maj. Baranttino
Nook Rhoderick
Charles Crum
Lerman Brown Sr
Jim Garber
John Lovelace
Bill Browning
George Cru Cuden
Charles Allen
Alex Craw
Bob Zeim
Bill Kreh
Roy Blumenauer
John Harbaugh
Don Russell
Roy Seigler
Jack Byrnes
Charles A. Price
Dr. Thomas Quill
Ed McGinnis
Harry King
Jack Slagle
Bob Bincham
Jack Hamblin
Dan George
Les Linton
Ernest Cramer
Frank Bartgis
Roy Ehman
Joe Blinkheim
Syracuse Expects Big Things From Four-Letter Athlete Brown
Syracuse University coaches hype Jimmy Brown as a potential All-America, noting his 212-pound, 6'2" frame and four-sport letters. Brown rushed for 1,241 yards in 1955 with 666 on the ground, praised as the fastest back on the roster. The Orange open with Maryland on Sept. 22 and face Pitt, West Virginia, Army, Boston University, Penn State, Holy Cross, and Colgate in a tough 1956 slate.
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Midget Football Meet Set for Monday at Elm Street School
A small group of citizens has organized to revive midget football and will hold a public meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Elm Street School auditorium. They plan to affiliate with the Pop Warner Football Conference and seek a league franchise, aiming to field two teams of 30 with insured, regulated play and mandatory early morning practices.
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Large Average Sum For Hunting Fishing
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports nearly 25 million Americans spent an average of 114.42 dollars on hunting and fishing in 1955 for a total of 2.85 billion. The study covers 118.366 million aged 12 plus, with 24.917 million participating in hunting or fishing. Crossley Surveys conducted the study for the agency.
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Baseball and Softball Sunday Action Across Local Circuits
Sunday brings key games at New Market Brunswick and Baker Park. Sjamsville and New Market renew their best two of three series at New Market to decide who faces Frederick's Hustlers in the Maryland State League finals. At Brunswick Middletown and Steagerstown meet at 1 30 p m in the first of two games to break a deadlock for first division spots. The winners advance in a tiered slate with Buckerstown. Buckerstown had a bye in the series. Ballenger and Mountaindale, longtime softball rivals, clash to decide County Softball League laurels after eliminating Lewistown and Walkersville.
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Mantle near Ruth pace as Yankees chase records
The Associated Press notes Mickey Mantle trails Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace by one game and two homers as he chases historic marks. The piece cites major league team and individual records, including hits and home runs, amid game highlights and standings.
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New York Yankees
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Yankees
Mt Carmel Clinches Junior County Title Over Myersville
Mt Carmel wrapped up its season with a 15 1 victory over Myersville to claim the Junior County league championship in a best of three playoff. Crum struck out seven and four Myersville hits kept them scoreless most of the game as Mt Carmel hit in all but one inning, with Bartholow and Fouche driving in three each. The sixth inning produced five Mt Carmel runs on four hits and two errors.
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Tom Fouche
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