All-Stars blank Hustlers in post season clash at McCurdy Field
Woodsboro All-Stars led by major league talent dominant 5 to 0 over Frederick Hustlers. Reeder pitched a three hitter, Houck starred in fielding and two youngsters in lineup had MLB ties, while Glazer Sykes Green and Crumling helped power the visitors. Next Sunday the All-Stars visit for a doubleheader opener as state league leaders Wamsville play the nightcap.
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Shaffer
Long
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Hustlers
Wamsville
Maryland
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ALE Stars AB. R. RO
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Price
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Rice
All Stars
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Angleberger
Damascus Ties Up County Loop Playoff
Damascus defeated Middletown 3-1 on Middletown’s field to even the Shaughnessy playoff at 1-1. Catcher Hines delivered a two run single in the second, with Damascus scoring again in the final frame to clinch the game and force a Saturday decisive match at Brunswick neutral field. Shank allowed 13 hits but scattered runs. Easton and Shank pitched for the foes as Strine and Pfeiffer called the umpires.
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Frederick County Baseball League
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Brunswick
Hines
Senseney
Watkins
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Shank
Hola
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Oj Murray
Williams
Ssage
Iisa
R. Watkins
Duval
Gartrell
If Middletown
Brandenburg
OG Horine
Keller
Stroup
Lutz
Shafer
Ziegler
Sheffler
Og Shank
Middletown
Horine
Easton
Uampires
Strine
Pfeiffer
Kelier
Broad Run Defeats Mt Airy In Heart of Maryland Semi Final
Broad Run swamped Mt Airy 12 to 5 Sunday afternoon to win the upper bracket semifinal in Heart of Maryland Baseball League play and set a meeting with Myersville in the lower bracket final. The game featured Broad Run hitters piling up runs in the fourth inning while Mt Airy struggled on defense. Lare Norris Rhinecker Gosnel Moxley Boyer Huffer contributed on offense as Broad Run overcame a 2 to 4 deficit to pull ahead and clinch the victory.
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Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Myersville
Rhemi Airy
Lare
Norris
Rhinecker
Gosnel
Moxley
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Huffer
Shower Keller With Gifts Delights Yankee star at ceremony
Charles Keller renowned Maryland athlete received a celebratory gift day from friends at Yankee Stadium before a Boston New York game. They funded two Maryland scholarships, left ample gifts for Keller and his family, and Keller thanked supporters while describing his honor.
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Bermuda
Tydings
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H. €. Byrd
University
William P. Cole, Jr
Board of
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Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Doerr
Boston
Jack Kramer
Damascus Wins In Overtime Slugfest
In a ten inning Tri County League opener at Middleteven, Damascus edged Middletown 14 to 13 after a dramatic rally. Middletown built a five run sixth to take a 10-9 lead, Damascus answered with five runs in the bottom of the sixth, and the game stayed tied until Damascus scored the winning run in the 10th with one out. Stacks, pitchers, and key hits listed in the box score show Lutz, Brandenburr, Burner among high impact players and a pair of two base hits. Umpire Warrenfell called the game at two thirty after a wild slugfest.
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Murray
Crone
Reber
Urbana New Market Divide Double Bill
Urbana and New Market softball teams split two games with New Market winning 9 to 4 in the opener as Urbana errors helped. Casper Moore allowed 11 hits in the 5 to 3 second game win for Urbana who travel to Hyattstown next Sunday for two games at 1:30. The report notes uranium as a domestic energy source emerging from carnotite ore, easing dependence on overseas supplies.
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New Market
Casper Moore
Hyattstown
Urbanas
E. Lenhart
P. Rice
D. Lenhart
Summers
Brashears
R H EY Urbana
Moore
O'Brien
Selby
Pro Football MEETING HERE
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association meets tonight at 8 at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks to appoint officers for 1949 and discuss a new water supply. Harry M L Cramer presides. Next week the group hosts 45 disabled World War II veterans at Camp Kanawha.
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Frederick County
Skins Win In Last Seconds
Washington Redskins edge Pittsburgh Steelers 17 to 14 as Dick Poillon boots a 28 yard field goal with 20 seconds remaining. Steelers led 14-7 with six minutes left as Johnny Clement faced pressure from Redskin lineman John Koniszewski causing a crucial fumble and Doug Turley recovered for the tying score.
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Dick Poillon
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Johnny Clement
Theteelers
John Koniszewski
Clement
Doug Turley
Colts Dominate Dodgers 35 20 In Eastern Showdown Football
Baltimore Colts defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 35 to 20 to tighten their grip on the AFC Eastern Division. Rookie quarterback Y A Tittle was held in check while Stormy Pfohl starred with three touchdowns including a 92 yard punt return. Piehl and Davis connected on long drives and Hillenbrand added a 315 yard dash for the Colts.
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Baltimore Colts
Brooklyn Dodgers
Colts
Y. A. Tittle
Dodgers
Stormy Pfohl
Piehl
Lamar Davis
Billy Hillenbrand
McCutcheon Sparks Pt Of Rocks To Win
Harvey McCutcheon struck out 730 Sunday at Brunswick fueling Point of Rocks to a 5-2 victory in the first of a three game inter town series on the Railroad diamond. Three costly errors by the home team helped the winners despite only two earned runs. McCutcheon added a two run triple among his three singles as Grams made a leaping grab at the 422 foot mark to deny Huffer a homer. Huffer starred at short for Point of Rocks. Cooper added three assists at third. Deener supported the defense. The teams totaled similar hits with Point of Rocks taking the extra base blows. The second game is set for next Sunday at m.
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Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Railroad Diamond
McCutcheon
Bob Hackiman
Kelly
Garrett
Bears Crush Packers in 45 to 7 rout at City Stadium
In Green Bay Wis Sept 26 the Chicago Bears overwhelmed the Green Bay Packers 45 to 7 before 25546 fans at City Stadium. Newcomers Johnny Lujack and Bobby Layne sparked drives but Sid Luckman led the attack. Rita Johnson, film actress, improved slightly from a head injury but remains seriously ill.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
City Stadium
Bears
Johnny
Ryfa Johnson
Holly Tweed
Rita Johnson
Mount St Mary's to Play Three Home Football Games at Frederick
Mount St Marys College announced three home football games at Frederick this season. The schedule includes a Sunday date November 14 with St Vincent's College Latrobe Pa, and two Friday night games October 29 and November 5 against Catholic University.
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Austin F. Angleberger
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Frederick Municipal Park
Angleberger
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Hustlers
Veterans of Foreign Wars Set for Municipal Grid Action
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will take to the municipal grid on October 10 as part of a local event. Officials expect community turnout and support for VFW programs and activities.
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Clude
Forty Nin ers Top Bills In AFC Tilt
The unbeaten San Francisco Forty Niners defeated the Buffalo Bills 38 to 28 in Civic Stadium before 31,103 fans. The game featured a fast moving first half with the Bills leading briefly, then the 49ers pulling away in the third quarter.
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N. Y
San Francisco
Buffalo Bills
Civic Stadium
Seven-Laborate on their schedule won't be fresam this year
In Frederick, September 27,168, reports indicate Texas and Alabels, 5 and 6 last year, were both defeated, affecting this season's anticipated fixtures.
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Alabels
Big Teams Forced Limit in Early College Football Revolt
New York reports a brewing deal in college football as heavyweights Notre Dame and Michigan were pressed to the limit by Purdue and Michigan State. Texas and Alabama were upset by North Carolina and Tulane, with Notre Dame barely beating Purdue 28-27 and Michigan edging Michigan State 13-7. North Carolina overwhelmed Texas 34-7, and Tulane beat Alabama 21-14 as Choo Choo Justice starred for the Tar Heels.
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Choo Choo Justice
Choo Choo
Joe Ernst
Tulare
National League Results Testerday Summary
National League results show Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 5 8 Cincinnati 6 Boston 3 New York 2 St Louis 5 Chicago 2 New York 3 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 16 Cincinnati and Chicago 3 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia.
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Austin attacks G F Washington at Montgomery rally
U Fed Byrne Austin Democratic candidate for Congress from Maryland's Sixth District charged at Meadowbrook picnic that Republicans pit city workers against farmers. He said the party blames city workers for high prices when talking to farmers and blames farmers for high prices when talking to city workers and that the 80th Congress ended price controls for the few at the expense of the many.
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Washington
U—F. Byrne Austin
Congress
Maryland
Republicas Party
Meadowbrook
Montgomery County
80Th Congress
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