Dodgers Keyed To Meet Yanks
New York report outlines Brooklyn Dodgers infield strength for the 1955 World Series. Hodges Zimmer Teese Robinson anchor the infield with Kellert Hoak and Gilliam providing depth as the Yankees’ veteran alignment shows Collins Martin Rizzuto MecDougald Caleman Carey. Cleveland’s infield lags due to slumps and Wertz sidelined, while Brooklyn edges Newark and Cleveland in balance and versatility.
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Walkersville Eliminated From Junior Playoffs By Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs defeated Walkersville 6 to 4 on Tuesday evening at Yellow Springs, ending Walkersville’s run in the Junior Baseball playoffs. Gene Putman sparked the Yellow Springs rally, starting off strong after Walkersville scored first, setting up a final-round matchup with Myersville Friday.
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Walkersville and Yellow Springs Duel In Final Frame
In a tense game Keith Duncan sparked Walkersville’s effort but Yellow Springs pulled ahead with a decisive third inning. Zimmerman's homer and timely triples by Tom Staley and Ray Stone helped the Glagemen take a 3-1 lead, while Lone added a fifth inning triple. The final score shows Yellow Springs 6 Walkersville 4 with key errors and an intentional pass shaping the late rally.
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Maryland UCLA clash looms in season’s top draw
Maryland coach Jim Tatum predicts a tougher UCLA than last year and notes the Bruins must adapt to a faster offense led by Ronnie Knox. Maryland faces losses with fullback Tom Selep out with a torn knee ligaments. The game, telecast locally by WMAL and WAAM, draws about 45,000 fans.
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