Yanks Top Phillies In Close Two Game Series
After two games Gene Wooding and Bobby Brown lead Phillies with three hits each while the Yankees boast 15 team hits. Granny Hamner hits .353 for Philly though Del Ennis and Dick Sisler slump. Fans in Hagerstown see the Phils as sentimental favorites but prospects look dim. Goliat of Wilmington once starred but struggles against Yankee pitching.
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Yanks 1 To 15 Choice To Take 13th World Title
New York leads 2-0 as the World Series moves to Yankee Stadium with Ed Lopat favored to win game three. Ken Kleinschmidt and Bob Miller contend for the Phillies starter spot as 77,000 fans pack the ballpark. Lopat’s knuckler and control face a Yankee lineup aiming to extend dominance while Philadelphia struggles to find relief pitching after two shutout losses.
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DiMaggio Hits Inside Slider in Game Ten Heroics
Philadelphia October 6 reports a World Series clash where Joe DiMaggio belted a game winning homer in the 10th to lift the Yankees over the Phillies 2 to 1. Robin Roberts and DiMaggio dispute whether a fastball or inside slider produced the decisive pitch.
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Maryland to Tangle With Michigan State in Top Intersectional Clash
Maryland meets Michigan State in a marquee intersectional showdown as East meets West and North versus South. The Terrapins, after a season-opening setback, aim to rebound against the high-flying Spartans in East Lansing, part of a weekend packed with major interleague games including Penn, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma among others.
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Fights Last Night at Eastern Parkway Showdowns
Amateur boxing card on Eastern Parkway featured Don Williams of Forrester and Mike Koballa of Pittsburgh drawing. Rod Stecher of Portland decision over Mike Gillo of New Thiven. Jimmy Taylor of New York outpointed Charlie Angive of Pawtucket.
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Brion Set for Derby Day Battle at St Nicholas Arena
Cesar Brion the Argentine heavyweight faces Vern Mitchell of Detroit in a ten rounder at St Nicholas Arena as he begins his winter title campaign. Mitchell upset Brion in their first meeting, but Brion is favored to reverse the result. NBC television and ABC radio will carry the fight which begins at 10 p.m. EST.
Baseball World Series Flashbacks From The Yard
Across the memory lanes the column recalls classic World Series moments. Preacher Roe shuts out the New York Yankees 1-0 to tie the series for Brooklyn. Dizzy Trout and Buck Newsome are noted in historical tilts, with Detroit and Chicago pairing in decisive games.
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Williamsport High Triumphs In County Fieldball Opener
Williamsport High School girls fieldball defeated Smithsburg High 6 to 2 on Williamsport field in the county scholastic opener. Helmintoller led the attack with four goals, aided by a three-goal surge in the second period. Lineups and substitutions listed for both teams. coaches among 69 Big Ten staffs noted in the closing line.
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Bullets to Play Crusaders at Frederick Sunday
The Funkstown Bullets travel to Frederick to face the Crusaders in a high school football game at 2 30. All players meet in Funkstown at 1 00 for the trip. Teams seeking games with the Bullets may call 4358 3.
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