Yanks Rally to Beat Tigers as Berra Slams
New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 5 2 behind Vic Raschi one hit through seven innings and a grand slam by Yogi Berra. The win ends a three game skid and tightens the pennant race with Cleveland. Boston and St Louis also win while Giants, Phillies, and Dodgers prevail in late games.
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New York
Sept. Ui
Vic Raschi
Yogi Berra
Bee York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Nel Raschi
Berra
iCe Bombers
Detroit Tigers
Seargators
Washington
Tribe
Senators
Yanks
Detroit
Indians
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Bob Nieman
Browns
Ted Williams
Walt Dropo
Dom DiMaggio
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Bobby SiShantz
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dwas Shantz
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Clut
Cards
Braves
Earl Torgeson
Sam Jethroe
Boston Go Braves
St .Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
Preacher Roa
Andy Pafko
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pa Pafko
Pirate
Jackie Pa Robinson
H Roe
Pirates
Krom. OZ
Kretlow
Masi
Shantz
Eupton
Bowling Loop Opens Monday at Camp Detrick League
The Camp Detrick bowling loop, the area’s largest, opens Monday night with 144 men in 20 teams across three leagues A B and C. The season spans 30 weeks with four weekly nights of bowling to crown the world series champions, featuring Army Navy Ferguson Construction and mixed civilian-military squads.
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Camp Detrick
Senators
Army
Navy
Ferguson Construction Co
Pfc
Robert Foote
Red Wings
Clyde Friar
al Dominguez
Stars
Clifford Wamsley
White Sox
Carl Thoresen
Cubs
Robert Prior
Browns
Joseph Gonsiorek
Bugs
John Kennedy
Gerald Yonetz
Donald Falconer
Madthens
Gene Schnell
Earl Osborn
Wayne Brabander
Indians
John Kemp
Melvin Ingebritsen
Saints
John O'Neil
Dodgers
Bob Firer
James Carey
Phillies
John Paul
Braves
Franklin Olson
Harry Zimmerman
Yankees
Pfe
Richard Rohrbach
Beavers
John Puskar
Pirates
Bruce Rohrbacher
John Wagner
Giants
William Griffith
John Edwards
Cardinals
Lieutenant Olson
Madhens
Buds
Athletics
Lawson Motor Sales Offers Clean Late Model Used Cars
Lawson Motor Sales lists a large selection of used cars and trucks with prices and specs. Vintage models include a 1947 Buick Sedanette a 1951 Nash Rambler and a 1941 Packard Sedan among others. Inventory highlights feature a 1950 Crosley Station Wagon a 1949 Nash Ambassador and a 1950 Mercury Club Coupe. The lot notes daily stock updates and a truck line including a Chevrolet Sedan Delivery and a KB-5 International stake truck. Open until 8 and located at 703 N. Market St with phone 2583.
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Boston
Swichels
Poholsky
D. Rice
Packard
Chevrolet
Olds
Hudson
Federal Dump
R. H
Friday Reaulia Scores and Suspended Contest
Friday Reaulia New York 7 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 4 Boston 7 8 St Louis 4 5 First game completing contest suspended Aug 2 Games today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Championship Series Opens At Ijamsville in Maryland State League
The Maryland State Baseball League championship series starts under threat of weather. Ijamsville holds home field advantage with Brunswick visiting after a coin toss decision and two umpires for each game. The series moves to Brunswick’s E W Scheer Stadium for the second game with a coin toss likely for a potential rubber game. Brunswick is the 1950 defending champion, while Amnsville has long been a top contender.
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William B. Burall
Ijamsville
Brunswick
Mgr
Charley Holland
Burall
Tramsville
George Merriman
The
Railroaders
Loop
E. W. Scheer
Amnsville
Browns Edge Rams In Last Seconds Exhibition Victory
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Los Angeles Rams 7-6 in an exhibition, scoring on a five-yard Otto Graham pass to Horace Gillom with about a minute left. Lou Groza added the extra point after an 80-yard march. Bob Waterfield kicked two Rams field goals.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles
Otto Graham
Horace Gillom
Lou Groza
Bob Waterfield
Rams
Browns
Groza
Wallie Roettger 49 Dies of Self Inflicted Wounds
Wallie Roettger former major league player and Illinois baseball coach died from self inflicted wounds his inquest ruled he slashed his throat and wrists Roettger had high blood pressure failing eyesight and depression doctors testified he returned to Illinois as coach in 1935 after stints with St Louis New York Cincinnati and Pittsburgh He played for the Cardinals in the World Series and was part of the Gas House Gang before a leg injury ended his playing career Damascus to host Mt Airy in Montgomery County league clash aimed at clinching fourth spot and possible playoff berth
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Champaign
Walter H
Wallie) Roettger
University of Illinois
Roettger
W. Thomas Austin
Roett
Syracuse
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Monocacy Motors Used Car Sale Highlights Vintage Listings
A compact listing from Monocacy Motors showcases several used cars with prices: 1938 Chevrolet Coupe 95, 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 965, 1937 Ford Sedan 125, 1940 Hudson Sedan 195, 1947 Plymouth 2-Door 995, 1947 Dodge Sedan 1,045, 1989 Hudson Sedan 195, 1949 Plymouth Suburban 1,495, 1949 Plymouth 2-Door 1,295, 1936 Chevrolet Coach 135, 1947 Chevrolet Sedan 895, 1948 Dodge 2-Door 4,145, 1936 Dodge Sedan 145, 1938 Plymouth Coupe as is 145.
Sunday County Games Preview in Maryland Leagues
Sunday baseball matchups across Maryland state leagues include Saunswick at Hamsville Wachter Donsife with a semi final in Shaughnessy. Tri County Middletown at Buckeystown Clem Garber Creagerstown at Lovettsville Sheffer Pfeiffer. Heart of Mountains Myersville vs Bolivar Crum Curry. Semi finals rubber game at neutral Mt Airy field with other teams not scheduled.
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Maryland
Saunswick
Hamsville- Wachter
Donsife
Shaughnessy
Middletown
Buckeystown
Clem
Garber
Creagerstown
Lovettsville
Sheffer
Pfeiffer
Heart of Mts
Myersville
Bolivar— Crum and Curry
Mt. Airy Field
Cadets to Play at Littlestown Tonight
Frederick Cadets travel with thirty three players to Littlestown Pennsylvania for a 8 o clock kickoff at Frederick High School season opener delayed by rain. Weather cleared late afternoon but Thunder bolts officials postponed the game until field conditions are safe. A special bus departs 6 15 p.m. for student fans with a 6 30 p.m. depart time.
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Frederick Cadets
Littlestown
Frederick High School
Skip” Zimmerman
Homer Brooks
Pennsylvania
Thunderbolts
Littlestown High
Robinson to Defend Title in December Return
Sugar Ray Robinson plans a charity defense of his middleweight crown in December as he and Randy Turpin contemplate retirement after a third London bout next June. Robinson, amid well wishers in Harlem, says he will fight no more than a year, despite a $248,491.18 payout from the victory and $207,075.99 for Turpin, with taxes likely to trim the haul.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Big Town
Britain
Randy Turpin
Robinson
London
Turpin
Fight Stoppage Sparks Harlem Dandy and Robins on Rift
The Harlem dandy criticized referee Ruby Goldstein for stopping the bout, saying Turpin was helpless and could not defend himself. Robinson spoke on reclaiming the 16 pound title, recalling plans to coast before a gash shifted his focus. He noted fear and betrayal felt after losses in London and warned of others betting against him. Also: golf finals saw Gaglardi, Jacobs in the National Amateur final after Maxwell defeated Benson 10 and 9.
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Harlem
Turpin
Ruby Goldstein
Ray
America
Robinson
London
Louis
Henry Armstrong
Bethlehem
Joe Gaglafardi
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Tommy Jacobs
Montebello
Calif
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Jack Benson
Pitsburgh
Friday Results And Reorganization Of Luther Leagues
Friday results list scores New York five Detroit two Boston nine St Louis six Philadelphia three Chicago six Cleveland Washington rain Detroit New York St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Washington. Reorganization plans for the Intermediate Luther League announced at church events led by Rev EF Jerome Alexis with senior league already under William Sell. Touch grid schedule opens at Camp Derrick with five teams in a round robin. games begin 5:30 pm with 10 minute quarters and 24 man rosters. Lt William Pruitt notes possible expansion. Army demographics cited in brief.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Luther League
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
EF. Jerome Alexis
Cyclones
Camp Derrick
Officers
Wolfpack
Hush Puppies
Middies
Camp Detrick
William Pruitt
St. Houle
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Tigers
Cain
Hutchinson
Borowy
House
Swift
Rasehi
Kuzava
Alt. Louis
Sanford
Widmar
Mahoney
Aige
Batts
McDermott
Nixon
Kinder
Roe and Campanella
Dickson Prc
McCullough
Church and Erautt
Byerlyesa
Howell
Beara
Sper Noble
Rush
Bess
HH. E
Wilber, Ramsdell
Smith and Pram
R. HM. E
Icer
Heosto
Surkont
Chipman and Cooper
Boyer, Lanier
Munger
Sarni
Lawson Motor Sales
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Jose
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
N. Market St
Wallie Roettger
Damascus
MT. Airy
Colesville
Rockville
Jefferson Street
Sylvania TV
Shipley’s
D. F. Shipley
North Market St
Television Service
Philco
Motorola
Zenith
Lvings Tome
N. Carrall St
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Woodsboro
Fhone Walkeraville
U.S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Markell & Ford
Mandy Fleme
Welomick Farmall
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia
New Market
B. Duvall
Frederick
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
U. S. Army
D.S. T. State Fair Grounds
Timonium, MD
U.S. Route 111
Baltimore
York
Deceber
Iffert
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
C. R. Oates
Meen
Eastern Lime, Marl & Fertilizer CO
E. Church Street
Frederick, MD
Reeder Farmers Cooperative Association
E. South Street
George Clayton Stauffer
Walkersville, Maryland
Frederick County
MR. Stauffer
Barrick
S. W. Barrick and Sons, Inc
Walkersville
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