Playoff Opens After Tie in National League
In 71 years a complete season ended tied for the NL pennant as Brooklyn and St Louis finish dead even. Dodgers beat Cooper 4 0 and Cards fell to Schmitz 8 3, forcing a two out of three game playoff starting Tuesday in St Louis with Brooklyn visiting Thursday and a potential Friday clincher.
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New York
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklgm Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dodgers
Mort Cooper
Boston Braves
Johnny Schmitz
Chicago Cubs
Atarmin
Boston Red Sox
Supa
Buddy Kerr
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Kerr
Lea Durochier
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Steelers Tie Redskins in Labored Football Standoff
Washington held a 14-0 lead before Pittsburgh surged in the final period to force a 14-14 tie. Bill Dudley starred, missing a late field goal that could have won it for the Redskins as Green Bay and Chicago scores were also noted in a day of NFL action across multiple cities.
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Washington
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Bill Dudley
Tram
Heure
Duke
Southern
Iowa
Purdue
Missouri
Texas
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Dartmouth
Haly Cross
Alabama
Tulane
Navy
Villanova
Army
Columbia
Rutgers
Harvard
Connecticut
Brown
Canisius
Oregon
Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Mississippi
Florida
Manor Country Club defeats Catoctin in Maryland State meet
Manor Country Club edged Catoctin 9 to 7 on a wet course to reach the Mary land State title semifinals. The match progressed with Manor trailing early but clinching the final three matches to overturn the 4 2 deficit. Manor will face the winner of the Indian Spring Washington Maryland Country Club match in Baltimore.
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Norbeck
Manor Country Club
Catoctin Club
Frederick
Maryland
Manor
Washington
Maryland Country Club
Baltimore
Bobby Greve
Carl Simak
Harald Hauster
Catustin
Don Sullivan
Bob Wiarton
Gene Hater
John ON. Bowers
Catoctin
George McGehee
Tom
Carney
Richard Wennell
Charles A. Price
Damascus Wins Trico Pennant In Overtime Thriller
Damascus defeats Middletown 11 to 9 in an extra frame to capture the Tri-County Baseball League championship at Mt. Airy. Williams tripled in the tenth, Watkins scored on a single, and Ogg drove in the go ahead run as Damascus seals the title in a clash that drew strong attendance and signals league renewal for 1947.
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Damascus
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Qwiet
Williams
R. Ruedatte
Watkins
Burdette
Wheelers
Ogg
Pirentes Sates
Tata Aeat
Dorsey F. Shipley
League
Shipley
Damascus AB
R. H
A. E. Williams
Burdett
Wheeler
Hines
Trata Easton
Burner
P Poorda da Luhn
Ft. H
Horine
Maught
Piok
iZeigier
Crone
Jan Shank
Rudy
Dr Pepper Sweeps Sykesville in Twin Softball Wins
Dr Pepper defeated Sykesville Firemen 4 to 1 and 8 to 3 on Sunday at Sykesville. Max Kehne pitched both wins with Lidie closing the nightcap, lifting no hit innings. Red Al lender started for Sykesville in relief during the second game. Etzler pitched in the opener and pitcher Ridgler closed the nightcap.
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Dr. Pepper
Sykesville
Dr. Pepper Uenon
Holland
Allender
Guy
RFR EB
Coos
Kehne
Lidie
Etzler
Ridgler
Terps Swamp Bainbridge in 54 0 Opener
The Maryland Terrapins routed Bainbridge Naval Training Center 54 to 0 in the opener. Navy beat Villanova 7 to 0 in Annapolis as Western Maryland journeys to Gettysburg. Maryland to host Richmond University Spiders Friday as area teams begin the weekend schedule.
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Associated Press
Free State
Navy
University of Maryland
Ledger
Terrapins
College Park
Maryland
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Clark Shaughnessy
Commodores
Villanova
Annapolis
Winer Larga
Terps
Richmond University
Spiders
VMI
New York
Columbia University
Brunswick Ballenger doubleheader split in county softball
Ballenger wins first game 4 3 with a late homer by Fred Kemp while Brunswick shuts out Ballenger 5 0 in the nightcap. Next Sunday at 2 pm a neutral Baker Park venue will host a decisive single game for the county crown.
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Ballenger
Brunswick
Baker Park
Fred Kemp
Bob Huffer
Cline
RM. E
O. Karn
T. Garrett
Wet Culler
HM. Culler
Baseball Scores and Standings Report
Yesterday's results include Washington 7 Boston 11 and New York 6 2 Phils 0 1 St Louis and Chicago Cleveland 4 Detroit 1 with a second game lasting seven innings due to darkness Saturday's results show Washington 4 Boston 2 Detroit 7 Cleveland 3 and other games not scheduled Final standings list Boston 50 Detroit 62 New York 67 Washington 76 Chicago Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia The wild duck population has fallen from about 125000000 in 194 to roughly 8000000 this year due to drought and overhunting in 1945
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Washington Senators
Rae Scarborough
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Feller
Detroit Tigers
Rube Weddell
Cleveland
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Boston
New York
Phils
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
United States
North
Notre Dame Triumph Leads Weekend Football Roundup
Notre Dame crushed Wisconsin 26 6 at Champaign with Sitko Lujack and Mello starring while Army beat Oklahoma State 21 7 on the road. Texas Longhorns routed Colorado 76 0 and Arkansas tied Texas A&M 21 21 as upsets and big scores marked the week.
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New York
Notre. Dame
Subway
Fighting Irish
Sitko
Lujack
Mello
Hiini
Wiinds
Champaign
Army Cadets
Doc Blanchard
Oklahoma
Sooneyrs
Army
Notre Dame
Pitt
Pant
Uyide Tenmway
Nelingis
West Virginia
Colgate
Red Raiders
Texas
Longhorns
Colorado
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Clyde Scott
Arkansas Razorbacks
North Carolina State
Equity Court Proceedings for Bernard O. Phelps Divorce
In Frederick County Maryland a bill seeks a divorce A Vinculo Matrimonis for Bernard O Phelps from Portia A Phelps born of August 23 1941 at Rockville. The petition notes desertion and alleged adultery and seeks custody of Darline Portia Phelps age three. Publication notice required before November 7 1946.
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Frederick County
Bernard O. Phelps
Portia
A. Phelps
Portia A. Phelps
Rockville
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Darline Portia Phelps
Portia A
Phelps
Darline
Portia Phelps
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Orphans' Court
William K. Perry
Sarah A. Perry
Orphans Court
Ida M. Grabil
Walter L. Grabill
Walter EH. Eiker
Orrphans Court
G. Frank Grabill
Walter L, Grabill
Walter E, Eiker
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
The Recreation Bowling League reports results from Oct 9 with Amer. Stores losing 3 0 to Keilholtz and Geisers 2 to Moose 1, Diamond 2 over Jack's 1, and Tru Blu 3 over Chestnut Farms 0. Storm Shipley 2 beat Mercer Jones 0, and oct16 Jack's Feed Stokers 3 Tru Blu. Standings show American Stores 5 1 833, Tru Blu Beer 4 1 633, Diamonds 4 2 667, Mercer Jones 2 2 667, with Tienes Jivners 2 OT.
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Amer. Store
Keilholtz
Geisers
Moose
Diamond
Jack's
Tuckers Stokers
Reese Gro
Tru Blu
Chestnut Farms
Storm-Shipley
Mercer—Jones
Geiser's
Keilholtz Gar
Diamond Chestnut Farms
Amer
Jack's Feed St
Mercer-Jones
Moose Lodge
Reese Grocery
L Pet
American Stores
Tru Blu Beer
Diamonds
BET
Tienes Jivners
Large Frederick area farms and city properties listed
A Frederick Maryland real estate ad lists 295 acre dairy farm with stone and frame house, new barn, silo, and electric water systems. It also promotes apartments on East and West Second Streets, several modern homes, county properties, and modern dairy farms for sale with price ranges and possession dates.
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Murray C. Bohn
Gordon W. Spurrier
Pythian Castle
Frederick
Maryland
Miacadam Road
Oward A. Gross
East Second Street
Frederick Automatic Atcher Het
West Second Street
East Third Street
College Park
County Properties
Washington Market
Lewistown
Gilmore
R. Flautt Gilmore
Flautt, Jr
North Market Street
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Culler Lake
Nicodemus & Werthelmer Real Estate
North Court St
Noah B. Cramer & Son
CITY
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Eas Church Street
East Brock East Fourth Street
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Court St
Frederic
Walkersville
Harry
Mohler
Bacon
Bucker Stows
Washington
Baltimore
Jamestown settlers and local sport stats blend in weekly notes
The piece records the first Jamestown settlers living in tents, caves, or English Wigwams. It also lists high school sports results with Reese Grocery posting the top team score of 589 and the top individual game by Johno Reds Newton with 146, plus a high individual set by Reese Grocery at 352.
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Reese Grocery
Johno
Jamestown
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Higbe
Casey
Hatten
Edwards
Zatrheusdpaion
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Kluttz
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Haney
America
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Economy Oil CO
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Bainbridge
Brunswick-Ballenger
Ellis C. Wachter
Alton Y. Bennett
Charley Keller
Glenn McQuillen
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Wilson Schley
Orphans’ Court
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Mary B. Kline
Wiliam M. Storm
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Motter Avenue
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G. W. Young and Hood College
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Trake
Doll
Truman F. Keefer
Harry Trott
Leslie Q. Rept
Norwich
Harold U. Frushour
W. Patrick B. Frederick
Howard A. Gross
Realtor
Court Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Pattick St
Pertussin
John L. Beall
West Church Street
Frederick, Ma
Peoples Finance CO
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Harry E. Mohler
P. P. Luther Rice
E. Luther Rice
East Thire St
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