Yankees Near Pennant After 9 5 Win Over Red Sox
The Yankees extended their lead to 2 1/2 games as they routed the Red Sox 9 5 in Boston. Vic Raschi earned his 21st win, Ted Williams belted two homers for Boston, and Phil Rizzuto added his seventh for New York. Cleveland beat Detroit 2 1 in 10 innings on a Lemon walkoff after a notable misplay by Tigers catcher Aston Robinson.
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National League Sunday results prompt tight pennant race
Sunday NL results show Cincinnati 7 2 Pittsburgh 2 3 Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 8 St Louis 3 New York 12 Boston 4. Saturday scores Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 2 New York 4 Boston 3 Chicago 2 1 St Louis 0 2 Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 7 in ten innings. Today New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston. Other clubs not scheduled.
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County Softball League Results Show Mixed Scores
Yesterday Ballenger beat Jefferson 6-5 while Mountaindale prevailed 10-7 and Brunswick lost 3-5. Next Sunday Ballenger meets Jefferson with playoffs starting from the first and second halves winners. All final series games are at Baker Park.
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Point Defeats Tjamsville In Shaughnessy Series Opener
Harve McCutcheon spun a tight four hit game and drove in three as Point of Rocks beat Tjamsville 8 to 3 to take a 1 0 lead in the Maryland State Baseball League playoffs. McCutcheon also doubled and tripled in five at bats while John Trout struggled for Tjamsville. Point of Rocks pulled away with a three run third and a three run sixth, aided by five Tjamsville errors.
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Packers Upset Redskins In New NFL Clash
Green Bay spoiled Washington’s hopes with a 35-21 upset at State Fair Park before 14 100 fans. Sammy Baugh connected 14 of 22 in the first half but misfired after interceptions as the Packers surged with a stout second half defense and scoring drives.
Colesville Triumphs 10-1 Over Frederick Hustlers In Playoff Tilt
Colesville defeated the Frederick Hustlers 10-1 at McCurdy Field to tie the Montgomery County Baseball League lower-bracket Shaughnery Series at one game apiece. Cold weather and late-game offense carried Colesville as they scored seven runs in the ninth after taking a 3-1 lead. LeGore pitched for Frederick, with Love earning the decision for Colesville as the Hustlers committed costly errors in the late innings. Next Sunday the two clubs move toward the rubber game for a finals shot against Silver Spring. Rockville reportedly forfeited to Silver Spring in yesterday’s series.
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Park And Rice New Tournament Champs
Park and Rice captured the City Tennis Tournament doubles title defeating the Frederick tandem Radcliffe McCardell in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-1. Weather dampened the event but the final showcased strong net play as Park and Rice led only once, and singles finals will be rescheduled soon after rain paused play.
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Darkness Halts Heart Of Maryland Series
A 3 30 p m start in the Heart of Maryland Baseball League final round was halted by darkness during a 13 6 Myersville lead over Day as a Canadian forest fire haze and cold, poor visibility descended after Sunday church services. Umpires ordered a nine inning complete contest. Day pitchers struggled with wildness and walks while Myersville rallied to a 9 2 lead by the third. Officials planned to resume on Day's Woodbine Stand if possible, with a request the halted game be completed before the scheduled second game.
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Baseball scores from the American League list games
The recap lists results: Washington 3 Philadelphia 1, St Louis 5 6 Chicago 0 1, New York 9 Boston 2, Cleveland 2 Detroit 1, Philadelphia 18 Washington 5, New York 8 Boston 0, Cleveland 10 Detroit 2, Chicago 12 St Louis 5. Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia appear as future matchups with two games noted.
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Softball Playoffs Open With Ballenger Tie In Shaughnessy Race
Ballenger won the first half of the County Softball League doubleheader against Jefferson, securing a playoff spot while Jefferson claimed the first half lead earlier. Ballenger took game one 6 0 with Lenhart driving in three runs via a homer, and Jefferson won game two 7 5 aided by hits and costly walks from Ballenger pitchers. A coin flip set the best three of five Shaughnessy series to begin at 1 30 p m Sunday at Baker Park. Mountaindale swept Brunswick 10 3 and 7 5 but missed the second half championship by a game as LeRoy Rice starred with a homer and Raymond Powell hit two long balls, giving Mountaindale a 31 18 season in league and independent play.
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All 16 Aboard Crashed Plane Safe And Sound
Halifax reports all 16 aboard the United States B 50 bomber that crashed near Goose Bay Labrador are safe and sound. The wreckage was found about 11 am by an RCAF Lancaster from Greenwood. The flight from Goose Bay to Tucson went missing Thursday night. 12 crew and four passengers were aboard. An extensive search involved 14 RCAF craft and a U.S. Army unit at Goose Bay prepared for evacuations tomorrow if weather allows.
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Buckeystown Triumphs In 11-1 Playoff Qualifier
Buckeystown defeated Walkersville 11 to 1 on Sunday to reach the Tri County Baseball League playoff final round. The winners will face Middletown next weekend in the Shaughnessy Series opener at Middletown. Key hits came from the Kellys and Lenhart, with Buckeystown breaking the game open in the third inning. Pitching mixed control but strong hitting carried Buckeystown past Walkersville as they earned a decisive victory and the series lead.
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Weekend Grid Scores Showcase Wide College Football Upsets
Weekend grid scores list numerous college games across the nation with major results featuring Georgia State beating Maryland 27 to 7, Syracuse 42 over Rutgers 12, Tennessee 56 to Mississippi Southern 0, Duke 14 over South Carolina 9, and Ohio State heavy winners among others. The roundup notes several games with high scores and mentions Watermelons grown commercially in 22 states.
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Bogart And Brownell Capture Maryland Golf Victory
Baltimore September 24 Ralph Bogart and Bobby Brownell former Maryland State amateur champions teamed for a 4 and 3 victory over Frank Griffin and Spencer Reed in the Maryland State Golf Association championship matches. Other results include Snook and Harrington defeating Rudd and Harris 2 and 1 and Heyer and Schriver beating Murphy and Trench 5 and 3.
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Shippensburg State Tops Mount St Marys In Opener
Shippensburg State Teachers College beat Mount St Marys 18 to 14 in the season opener at Shippensburg. Charley Mills, Walt Galbraith and Bob Chubb sparked the first two scores with a 62 yard rush and a 9 yard TD pass. Mount St Marys fought back with a 25 yard TD pass late, but fell short despite a late extra point.
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