Yankees Edge Red Sox to Stretch Lead Over Indians
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 3 2 to widen their AL pennant lead over Cleveland, while Detroit stunned Cleveland 10 3. Bob Grim saved the win with seven scoreless innings after replacing Bob Turley, and Gerry Coleman opened the decisive rally in the fifth. Jackie Jensen homered for Boston, and Willard Nixon took the loss. The White Sox lost to Kansas City, while Baltimore beat Washington to reach seventh place. In the National League, Philadelphia split with Pittsburgh, Brooklyn topped the Giants, and Milwaukee clinched second with a 11 inning win over St. Louis.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Box
A dense recap of yesterday’s results and today’s games across leagues. Key matchups include New York at Washington 7 p.m. Larsen vs McDermott and Kansas City at Detroit 8:30 p.m. plus day standings for Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh and others with league leaders and batting pitching leaders listed.
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Maryland Coach Picks 1955 ACC Contenders
Jim Tatum rates Duke, Maryland, South Carolina and Clemson as the top ACC contenders for 1955. He touts Duke’s backfield with Bob Pascal and Soony Jurgensen, South Carolina’s Prickett, Clemson’s King and Wells, Virginia’s Bakhtiar and Poltero, and North Carolina’s Sutton and Frye as emerging talents. He identifies North Carolina as a dark horse and notes key players like Stavnitski and Bar.
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Virginia
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Duke
Maryland
South Carolina
Clemson
Gamecocks
Frank Tamburello
Don King
Mackie Prickett
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Navy
Bob Pascal
Soony Jurgensen
Jesse Birchfield
Prickett
Carl Brazel
Mike Caskey
Army
King
Joel Wells
Tigers
Jim Bakhtiar
Iran
Cavaliers
John Polter
North Carolina
Ed Sutton
Will Frye
Tar Heels
George Stavnitski
Bob
Maryland, North Carolina State, Wake Forest Football Notes
The piece highlights NEA all Atlantic Coast contenders with players from Maryland North Carolina State Wake Forest and Duke. It cites stars like Bill Walker Bob Pellegrini Dea King and George Welsh among others and mentions injuries and lineup notes for upcoming games including Maryland vs Missouri and Navy vs Indians.
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Bill Walker
Maryland
Will Frye
North Carolina
Bob Bartholomew
Wake Forest
Mike Sandusky
Jesse Birchfield
Duke
John Pelser
Virginia
Bob Pellegrini
Dea King
Clemson
Bob Pascal
Cerl Brasell
Caroline F
Jim Bakhtiar
Blue Ridge Summit Opens Playoff With Big Win
Blue Ridge Summit defeated Union Bridge 13 to 6 in the Pen Mar League opener at Summit. Max Slike and Ray Harbaugh each doubled twice, Slike striking out 15 as Summit bats pounded two Union Bridge pitchers. Shank and Calimer homered for Union Bridge. Unger took the loss. Next game scheduled at Union Bridge.
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Maryland Terps Prep for UCLA After Narrow Missouri Win
Maryland football, battered but unhurt after a 13-12 win over Missouri, reviews the Missouri film and UCLA scouting report. Captains Pellegrini and left tackles Wharton and Hearing are reported ready. Byrd Stadium in College Park is sold out as Navy opens its 75th season.
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Ballenger Softball Team Sweeps County Honors
Ballenger completed a clean sweep of County Softball League honors by defeating Walkersville yesterday at Walkersville Park. Jim Blank pitched seven hits allowed with two hits and three runs produced by Ballenger, while Walkersville’s George Bell and Jim Martin homered. Ballenger exploded for seven runs in the first two innings behind Sam Eyler’s early outburst to seal the victory and clinch the pennant and Shaughnessy playoff rounds without a loss.
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George Bell
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