Burdette Wins 20th Game for Braves in Series Countdown
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette notched his 20th win of the season as the Braves beat the Redlegs 2 to 1. O'Toole pitched four scoreless innings in his major league debut before leaving in the eighth. Crandall scored the decisive run on an error after doubling in the second, while Cincinnati’s Burgess and Coles provided the other tally.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs to Break Tie in Coliseum doubleheader
Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 at the Coliseum to break a sixth place tie. Don Droyszdater started for the Dodgers, working 7 1/3 innings, with Bob Anderson allowing five runs in 1 2/3 innings for Chicago. Baltimore beat New York 3-2, while Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 3-2 and Cleveland topped Detroit 4-3 in other Friday games. Navy prepares for Massachusetts game with home opener at Thompson Stadium set for 2:30 p.m. EDT and a 15,400-strong crowd anticipated.
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Buckeystown Rangers Face B Zs In Sunday Softball
The Buckeystown Rangers lead 1 0 in a best of three series and will meet the B Zs Sunday at 2 am on the Washington Streets diamond. Falk starts for B Zs with Foreman likely to pitch for the Rangers as Buckeystown seeks the clinch.
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Cadets Edge Annapolis 7-6 In Key Football Showdown
Frederick Herh School gridders earned a 7-6 victory over Annapolis as Cadets standout Geisbert and Markey led a tough, defensive battle. Annapolis drove early and late but the Cadet line held, breaking through with a fourth quarter score after a string of stalled drives and penalty setbacks.
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Second Game Set For Midget Gridders Tonight
The AMERICAN LEAGUE Midget Football season continues with a high-stakes matchup tonight at 8. Runnels and Williams, Redskins and Lions, headlining a line of stars like Mantle and Colavito in a league featuring a strong passing game and Wing-T tactics. Coaches expect a tight race as both squads have limited prior experience, while optimism remains high for another strong campaign after last season’s success.
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City Tennis Title Matches Start Thursday
City tennis title events open Thursday as Ashburn Mays Banks Aaron Cepeda etc vie for batting runs hits doubles triples and home run records. Hydroplane test: Donald Campbell pilots Bluebird at Coniston Lake reaching speeds near 165 mph in prep for world water speed record bid.
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Mantle Anxious To Get Into World Series
New York AP report shows Mickey Mantle, healthy after shin splint and shoulder trouble, eager to help the Yankees even the series with the Braves. He notes a late season slump, hopes for a strong finish, and reflects on past injuries affecting his play in the prior series. The piece also mentions Orioles games ahead and connected notes on Maryland athletics and minor league baseball context.
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Hitting Stars Lead Cubs Past Dodgers in Nightcap
Yesterday's stars produced five hits in a close nightcap as the Cubs beat the Dodgers 2-1. A fur-night double drove in the winning run in the ninth after a home run and a triple earlier. Latman and White Sox rookie worked nine innings, blanking the A's for a 2-0 win.
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Clemson Tar Heels Set For First Clemson Visit
The No. 10 preseason Duke and Maryland face Wake Forest while North Carolina visits Clemson in a pivotal ACC clash. North Carolina aims to break its Clemson drought as both teams chase the conference title, with Duke at Virginia and Maryland at NC State also on the slate.
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Maryland Scholastic Football Scores Summary
The Associated Press reports Maryland high school football results across divisions with North Hagerstown defeating Allegany 39 to 14 and Hancock beating South Hiwi 9 to 0. Other notable scores include Frostburg Beall 28 over Oakland Southern 14, La Salle 32 none, Gaithersburg 7 over Frederick 7, and Baltimore Friends 2 over Cumberland Fort Hill 52 to 7.
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Matches Set With Rice Defending Singles Title
Matches will start next Thursday. Rice is the defending singles champion. Rice and Bill Utt hold the doubles title.
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Emmitsburg Defeats Middletown In Rough Opener
Emmitsburg High School edged Middletown 3 3 in a scholastic soccer opener with early goals by Rocky Baker and Jack White. Morris Zeated added a second quarter score for Emmittsburg as Middletown netted a late penalty. Schrner stood tall for Emmitsburg in a defensive showdown as the teams traded chances.
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Postponed playoff games loom in three baseball leagues
Weather forced weekend delays as Maryland Hyamsville faces Pontesville in a deciding second game of a best two out of three series while Harmony Mt Lena and other leagues race to determine finalists. Victors in the first rounds set up potential third games and title bids as Walkersville Middletown and others await first round results.
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Williams And Runnels Tie For Batting Lead In AL
Washington games Friday night saw Ted Williams and Pete Runnels each hold a 323 batting average as the Red Sox completed a two game sweep over Washington and moved to third place ahead of Detroit. Williams hit his 24th homer and a single in game one then sat out game two. Runnels went 2 for 5 in game two after an 0 for 4 in game one.
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