Indians Rally For Split With Yankees At Yankee Stadium
The Cleveland Indians, leaders in the American League, salvaged a doubleheader split at Yankee Stadium. In the opener Tommy Byrne pitched four hits for New York as they won 6-1. In the nightcap Cleveland erased a 2-1 deficit with two runs in the eighth, taking the game 3-2 on a Whitey Ford wild pitch. Avila homered twice for Cleveland, and Score limited New York to four hits. Ford fell to 17-7, while Score neared the rookie record with six strikeouts.
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Walkersville Triumphs to Reach Shaughnessy Finals
Walkersville tops Middletown 9 to 4 on a decisive seventh inning rally. Trout and Houck hit key homers in a five run swing that broke the 4-4 deadlock, sending Walkersville into the Tri-County league finals and eliminating Middletown from playoff contention. Houck earned three hits, Trout two, while Bunte Gilbert limited Middletown to 12 strikeouts.
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Baseball scores and standings wrap for today
Nations games today show New York and Chicago in mixed results with Brooklyn and Milwaukee close in the NL race. Pitching lines include Monzant Gris and Wilhelm for the Giants and the schedule lists key matchups across leagues with multiple daily games and tomorrow’s notes.
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Harmony In Surprise Win At Yellow Springs
Harmony scored ten hits and nine runs in a surprising win to claim the Heart of Maryland playoffs and the league flag at Yellow Springs on Sunday afternoon. Lee Ropp George Kuhn Paul Brunner and Pip Faulders led the offense with key hits until Kehne relieved and shut them down. Faulders opened with a bases loaded triple in the first inning.
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Lane May Resign as White Sox General Manager
Chicago rumors swirl over Frank Lane possibly quitting as general manager of the Chicago White Sox. Lane denies tendering resignation, says he won’t comment, while Grace Comiskey and Warren Brown discuss the turbulent dispute and Lane’s future with the club.
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Ballenger Wins Two From Walkersville in Doubleheader
Ballenger swept Walkersville 4 3 and 12 1 at Baker Park to move within one win of the 1955 county softball laurels. Ballenger, now tied for the league pennant, rallied from behind in the fourth inning and dominated the nightcap with twelve runs aided by a sixth inning homer by Bill Phelps. The victory streak places Ballenger one win from clinching the dual championship as Shaughnessy playoff action continues.
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Americans Dominate European Track Meet in Paris
Five Americans swept six of seven events as the U S outclassed Europe in Paris. Josey Barthel edged Pierre for the 1 500 meters in 3 50.2, while Rod Richards and Manfred Germar traded sprint victories. Dick Maineen won the 400 meters in 47.5 as Lang Stanley claimed the 90 meters and pole vault. the 1 000 meter relay ran 3 2 seconds with Smith Richards Maineen and Stanley on the winning card. Ward Earns Gettysburg start berth after standout defensive play against Delaware. height 5 11, weight 205 pounds. Other results note Newport News and various scores.
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Old Rivals Reach Finals
Union Bridge and Beallsville split a doubleheader as top contenders push toward the finals. Duppins brothers lead Brunswick past Mi Airy 4 1, while Tramsville and Fairfield surge in the Maryland State League playoffs at Emmitsburg and Blue Ridge Summit.
Trabert Wins National Championship in 63 63 Victory
Tony Trabert completed a tennis triple slam by defeating Ken Rosewall 63 63 to win the National Championship at Forest Hills. He weighs a pro offer, joins Wimbledon and French titles, while Doris Hart defends the women's crown 64 2. Jack Kramer eyes Trabert for a pro deal as promoter and spectator excitement builds.
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Chigger Prevention Tip Uses Sulphur Dusts
Readers are advised that persons entering chigger infested areas can repel pests by applying sulfur dust or mosquito repellent to the skin, focusing on the waist and ankles for protection.
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