Baseball pennant race tightens with identical margins
The Braves and Yankees share the same five percent margin atop their leagues as three weeks remain. Milwaukee split with Chicago while St Louis edged Cincinnati. New York beat Washington as Kansas City beat Chicago. Brooklyn fell to New York Giants at the Polo Grounds in the final meeting there. Philadelphia narrowed the gap on the Reds with a doubleheader split. Detroit protected fourth place with a 3-1 win over Cleveland. Boston topped Baltimore 2-0 behind Mike Fornieles, while Chicago won their series against Milwaukee.
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Mt Lena Harmony and Knoxville Triumph in Junior Archery
At the Maryland junior division banquet after the tourney, Billy Marshall of Silver Spring posted an aggregate 1 075 for the 16 and under class, a record. Migan LeGore of LeGore and Tuscarora archers were named Maryland State Archery association officers.
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Union Bridge Edges Fairfield 4 2 In League Tilt
Union Bridge beat Fairfield 4 to 2 in a Maryland Softball League clash. Lewelling pitched well for Union Bridge, with key hits from Spence, Duppins, and Shafer. Fairfield battled with solid defense but fell short in the late innings.
Thurmont Triumph Over New Market in Round One
Thurmont overwhelmed New Market with a decisive win in the first round of the Shaughnessy finals in Maryland state play. Key players include Mercer Baker Brumner Hannon and Haller, with strong scoring across all frames and a noted 4 to 9 score line in early reports.
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Heart Of Md League Sunday Scores
Knoxville edged Ijamsville 8 to 5 while Mt Lena defeated Mt Airy 16 to 3 Harmony won 13 to Frederick.
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Ballenger Mountaindale Win Twin Softball Bills
Ballenger and Mountaindale won twin softballs in the County Softball D Melody Inn league yesterday. Forfeit by Erick’s team gave Ballenger an edge. Mountaindale defeated Urbana 6 0. Readable fragments mention pitchers Gladhill and Cline, homeruns, and multiple city teams in brief standings.
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Broadhead archery sets Maryland state record entries
The Frederick Tuscarora Archers hosted the state championship with 290 entrants in the 28 target round on Saturday and over 400 in the Sunday broadhead event. Rose Collins of Patapsco Bowmen led with a three event 3306, beating Harry Kirkley and Dick Wear. Women’s champion Marsha Faye Main of Frederick Hooper claimed the women’s division title with scores across field hunter and broadhead rounds.
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Finalists Crowned in Shaughnessy League Play
Germantown downed Walkersville 11 2 and mounted a six run sixth inning to seize a decisive win. Hoffmann and Strobel led Walkersville with multi hit efforts as Germantown chased for the first game next Sunday.
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Urbana Circuit League Wednesday Night Results
Wednesday league results show Urbana 2 Urbana U2 Fiothil I and Araby I top the standings. Highs include Arnold Rice 161 in a game and 38 percent for a set, Lillian Giesler 121 in a women's game, and Charles Cramer 359 for three games. Bettys Five leads high team marks with 532 in a single game and 1,296 in three games.
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Frederick News Briefs September 9 1967
Local slice from The News of Frederick notes brief items including a White Cased Smack Bar incident and mentions of Moyer, lsco, and Adamsto in a compact community update.
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Colts Rally for 49 Yard TD Drive in Final Minute
In the fourth quarter Lenny Moore moved the Colts 49 yards and connected with Dick Onyers for a three yard TD on the last down. Baltimore scored on Unitas to Moore and other passes, with Baker converting three times and a field goal. Shipley's and Kidd's meet in Twilight softball finals Tuesday at 6 pm, after a 14-3 regular season finish. If tied again, a Wednesday title game follows, with playoff starts at 6 pm and 6:15 forfeit time.
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Redskins Top Colts in 24 14 National Exhibition
Washington jumped to a three touchdown lead and held off Baltimore 24 14 in a National Football League exhibition. Colt QB John Unitas connected on two TD passes and ran 23 yards in the final moments, but Sam Baker’s 25 yard field goal sealed the victory in Baltimore before 24 352 fans. Norb Hecker and a halftime defensive stand sparked the Redskin rout, with Ed Sutton Don Bosseler and Jim Podoley contributing in the running game.
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