Braves' Lead Narrowed by Phillies and Dodgers Rally
The Philadelphia Phillies hammered Milwaukee 13 1 as Sal ly Hemus hit a grand slam and Del Ennis added a three run homer. Meanwhile the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 2 with Furillo driving in the decisive runs and Sandy Amores belting a homer. Willie Mays hit two homers as the Giants shut out the Cardinals 3 0 and Yogi Berra set a major league record for catchers with his 29th homer, helping the Yankees beat Detroit 5 1. The Red Sox also won 4 3 in a twilight double header, while Cleveland and Baltimore split games. A separate note mentions the Rhode Island fishing derby involving a tagged striper.
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Walkersville, East Frederick Split City Twilight League Tilt
Walkersville defeated East Frederick A C 8 to 5 in Baker Park to even the three game series. EFAC won the opener and the teams schedule a 2:30 p m rematch to decide who advances to face Shipley’s. Stull hit a deciding homer as Glade crew mounted late rally.
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Baseball Schedule and Scores Across Teams
Today Milwaukee visits Philadelphia at 12 35. Chicago competes with Brooklyn at 1 00. New York hosts St Louis at 1 00. Cleveland Boston Chicago Baltimore Washington Kansas City New York Detroit in yesterday results. Tomorrow New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Pittsburgh games listed with times.
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Monument to late Babe Ruth League player planned in Damascus
The report notes a memorial being funded by a Sunday event raising $468 to honor Larry Twetty, a Babe Ruth League player who died by drowning near Woodbine. A monument will be placed over his grave in Damascus cemetery, with local youths and church members organizing the effort.
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Mt Carmel Team To Be Feted At Picnic Sunday
Mt Carmel J. Butts and teammates are to be honored at a Sunday evening picnic at the Dollarettes church grounds. Awards will follow a program including songs, a prayer, and remarks by coaches as Mt Carmel’s league championship is celebrated after a 15 to 1 win over Myersville and a 14 of 16 late-season success.
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Relief Pitching Helps Knoxville to 7–6 Victory
Bob Dawson delivered three hits and earned the win in relief as Knoxville All-Stars edged Weverton 7 to 6 at McCurdy Field. Dawson retired the loaded bases in the fifth and the rally continued with J Thompson and Mentzer aiding a game-winning sequence.
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Neutral-field playoff schedule in Maryland leagues
Final series move to McCurdy Field Emmitsburg and other neutral sites determine Pen Mar and Maryland State League outcomes. New Market faces Sjamsville in a rubber game for a spot against Frederick Hustlers while Emmitsburg hosts Cashtown and Union Bridge exits the scene. Semi finals begin in Germantown Walkersville with Middletown Creagerstown looping in.
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Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley Division Leaders
Walkersville Bowling Center tops Walkersville League high team game with 391 and high team set 1 697 by LeGore Lime Co. Joyce Harbaugh leads ladies golf at Caynrre Club with runner-up Mrs Keller and Contested Glenn Spencer Trophy Handicap. Ephraim leads with low gross 91 in 3d shield medal tourney.
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Miller signs with Ottawa Roughriders after Colts release
Stevens Point State College back Norbert Nobbs Miller, recently released by the Baltimore Colts, signed to play with the Ottawa Roughriders of the Canadian Football League. Miller is noted as one of the nation's leading players.
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