Weekend Hockey Scores and Standings Across Cities
Saturday night results include Lancaster 4 Wilmington 1 and Harrisburg 7 Hagerstown 6. Other games saw Allentown 6 Trenton 2 York 3 Sunbury 2 10, Harrisburg 4 6 Hagerstown 3 9 and Sunbury 2 5. Remaining matches list York at Sunbury, Lancaster at Wilmington and Allentown at Trenton.
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Lancaster
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Allentown
Trenton
York
Sunbury
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Wilmington Eee
Harrisburg Aee
Trenton Eee
Wwe
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Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Scores
Major matchups yielded New York 2 Philadelphia 0. Brooklyn 8 Boston 2. Pittsburgh 7 to 2 over Chicago. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh. Rams dell (6 9) faces Law (2 4). St Louis plays Chicago Brecheen (68) against Lade (5 5). Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ramsdell
Law
Brecheen
Lade
Sevee
Brooklyn Seeee
Cincinnati Bacon
Chicago Euseees
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American League Scoreboard and Tonight's Detroit-Win
Philadelphia defeats New York 5 to 2 while Cleveland ties 5 5 and Chicago drops 2 to 7. Washington edges Boston 6 to 5 and Detroit at Cleveland features Newhouser facing Wynn in the only scheduled game.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Wynn
County Baseball League Standings and Sunday Schedule
Standings listed for Williamsport Gapland Keedysville Sharpsburg Smitheburg Hancock West End Harrystown Funkstown Boonsboro Middleburg with tallies and a Sunday Aug 20 slate featuring West End at Gapland Middleburg at Nancock Williamsport at Keedyrsville Sharpsburg at Smithsburg Harrystown at South End Boonsboro at Funkstown
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Williamsport
Gapland
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Smitheburg
Hancock
West End
Harrystown
Funkstown
South End
Boonsboro
Middleburg
Nancock
Keedyrsville
Smithsburg
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Seeeeesves
Haficock Smithsburg
S.evsee
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Weat End
Harrystown Weer Etars
Sreeeoas
Independent League Standings and Track Records Noted
Independent League standings list Sandy Hook 7 over VFW 1 and St. James 10 over Chewsville 6. Keedesville 4 over Security 2 and Halfway 9 over Nields 7 with Antietam 6 over Clear Spring 3. The 1950 Michigan State track team set 12 varsity records, seven indoor and five outdoor.
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Sandy Hook
VFW
St. James
Chewsville
Keedesville
Security
Halfway
Nields
Antietam
Clear Spring
Michigan State
Delong
Ess Nields
Keedysville Eeeerree
Keedysville
Sandy Hook Fields
Montfaucon Wins Maryland Legion Junior Title
Montfaucon defeated Talbot Post 18 from Easton 7 to 5 to claim the Maryland American Legion junior baseball championship. The Baltimore district champions advance to the regionals in Fairmont West Virginia to face winners from West Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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Montfaucon
Baltimore
Maryland American Legion
Talbot Post
Easton
Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Halfway Tossers Defeat Nields At Norris Field
Halfway celebrated its return to Norris Field by a 9 to 7 win over Nields. Hays pitched for Halfway giving up fifteen hits but keeping them scattered while Brnning and Barnhart allowed nine hits and issued eight walks.
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Halfway
Norris Field
Nields
Keedysville Defeats Security Nine 4-2 In League Game
Keedysville beat Security Nine 4-2 in an Independent League matchup at Keedysville yesterday. Tolbert collected three of seven Keedysville hits, while Forrest pitched a complete nine innings with ten strikeouts and five safeties allowed.
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Keedysville
Security
Rifle Club Suffers First Loss in Triple Match
Hagerstown's Little Heiskel Rifle Club lost their first match in 33 starts to Chambersburg Pistol and Rifle Club by 1961-83x to 1955-78x in the second event of a triple meet. Little Heiskel swept the other two events 1964-88x to 1944-72x and 1983-102x to 1959-96x. The triple format helps Chambersburg, newly admitted to the Blue Ridge League, to catch up.
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Chambersburg
Little Heiskel
Hagerstown
Camp Ritchie
Quirault
Leene Ae
Stewart Wee Seen
Shockey
Dehart
Bell Seenenes Eens
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Devorsone
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Shifler
Boonsboro Tops Middleburg To Retain County League Margin
Boonsboro defeated Middleburg 12 to 9 to stay first in the Washington County League. Dick Schlotterbeck hit a grand slam in the second for Boonsboro, with Joe Hartle also homering in the same frame. Middleburg’s Baker and Palkovitz homered, while Myers and Nichols added homers for Boonsboro as Doffiemyer earned the win.
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Boonsboro
Middleburg
Middleburg Fliers
Down County
Dick Schlotterbeck
Jackets
Joe Hartle
Baker
Joe Palkovitz
Myers
Nichols
Doffiemyer
H. Schlotterbeck
Nichols Siaver
R. Hartle Dofflemyer
F Benlotterbeck
Hartle
West End A C Routs Harrystown 19 to 9 in League Play
Logan Galla pitched eight hits over the route and struck out six as West End A C toppled Harrystown 19 to 9 at Reservoir Park. West End erased an early 3-0 deficit, surged to a 10-4 lead by the fifth, and never loosened control. Smith, Moore, Myers, and S. Pike led the offense with multiple hits while Harrystown’s J E Pike, Simmons, and others produced some scoring moments.
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Logan Gallagher
West End A. C
Harrystown
Reservoir Park
Gallagher
West End
Smith
Moore
Myers
S. Pike
Simmons
J E. Pike
Manninger Hammond
Surrato and
Harshman
Gallagher and
Kendle
Smithsburg Tops Hancock 9-5 In County League Game
Smithsburg scored four runs in the ninth to beat Hancock 9 to 5 on the up staters diamond. Hancock staged a ninth inning rally for two runs but fell short. Haugh led Smithsburg with three hits while Staley and A Steiner added two apiece for the Jes ays. Hancock played the game without substitutes.
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Hancock
Haugh
Staley
A. Steiner
Chamberlain
Peck H. Powers
Faith and Staley
Williamsport Beats Gapland 2–0 on Infield Hit
Butts delivered an infield single in the fifth that spoiled Stenger’s no hit bid as Williamsport shutout Gapland 2 to 0 at home. Stenger benefited from strong defense with Anderson catching two attempted steals, Forsythe contributing later in the game.
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Butts
Stenger
Williamsport
Sandy Hook Nine Triumphs Over VFW
Sandy Hook defeated the VFW 7 to 1 in a seven inning Indepent League game at Reservoir diamond. Hoffmaster pitched well allowing four hits and hit two home runs, one in the third and one in the seventh. J Socks had two hits for VFW.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Yanks
Tribe
Red Sox
Erv Palica
Dodgers
Cards
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Furillo
Palica
Bob Chipman
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Alpha Brazie
Ralph Kiner
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh
Mel Queen
Cubs
Pirates
Sandy Hook
VFW
Reservoir Diamond
Hoffmaster
J. Socks
F Hoffmaster
Higdon B. Knode
National League Little League Plays Week Off
Little League officials cancel all National Division games this week as National All Stars pursue the Regional championship. Tonight Brandt faces Goodwill A C at Hager Diamond at 6 15.
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National All-Stars
Edgewood
New Jersey
Brandt
Goodwill A.C
Hager
Williamsport Edges Gapland In Low-Scoring League Tilt
Stenger struck out ten with no walks as Williamsport rallied for two runs in the sixth. J Forsythe scored on a fielder’s choice and S Forsythe delivered a long RBI single to bring in two, lifting Williamsport into a second place tie behind Boonshoro while Gapland missed with an early rally. Barker earned the win with seven punchouts.
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Williamsport
G. Anderson
Crist
J. Forsythe
J. Anderson
S. Forsythe
Stenger
Barker
Gapland
Boonshoro
Blue Rocks Rally Past Lancaster in Twin Bill Sweep
Wilmington's Blue Rocks defeated Lancaster 4-3 and 6-3 to tighten their grip on the Interstate League pennant. Leo Cristante homered in the opener and relieved in the ninth to force a double play, earning the win as Mrozinski took the loss in the first game.
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Wilmington
Del
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Blue Rocks
Lancaster
Red Roses
Leo Cristante
Cristante
Ron Mrozinski
Kent Pfiasterer
Swuimington
Ste Aack
Peters, Forst and
Elkina Sanford and
Plisska
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