Hagerstown All Stars honored by Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown Little League All-Stars, lauded for their Williamsport showing, will be feted by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce Board at a September 11 luncheon at Hotel Alexander. Local sports notes include playoff action at Hager Field and MVP voting for the Brave squad with a $22.5 Bulova wristwatch prize.
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Braves aim for 15th win as Reardon faces Sunbury
Jolly Joe Reardon, star righthander of the Hagerstown Braves, seeks his 15th win tonight at Municipal Stadium against the Sunbury Athletics. A 8:15 start, Braves look to extend their four game streak and stay atop the Interstate League’s chase for second place.
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Baseball Scores From League Action Noted
Unclear OCR lines show mixed player names and team references with scores haphazardly listed, mentioning Hagerstown and batters like Pattenger and Statler. The fragment suggests a recap of American and National League results with several unreadable portions.
Braves Hit Season-High in Mixed Victory
A mixed game reports hitters like Ayton and Tate among the standout performers. Key moments included gains at bat and solid pitching from several relievers as the Braves chased a win against a challenging opponent.
Local Rifle Club Defeats All Stars In Tight Meet
The Local Rifle Club posted its season high in a home match as they edged the All-Stars by a narrow margin. Standouts included Pryor Gx and Moore R with key shots down the stretch to seal the victory.
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Fishing Conditions in Washington County Report
Washington County fishing conditions have been steady with the past day. Potomac streams remain clear and normal while Antietam is clear but very low. Canococheague runs are fair and low. Doc Spears, former foothill easel, is critically ill in University Hospital in Ann Arbor as of Sept. 1 with daughters at his side.
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Potomac Edison Teams In Finals
Hagerstown and Winchester clash in a best of three Potomac Edison softball final at Reservoir Park starting 6 pm. Winchester won game one in Virginia and Hagerstown seeks the decisive rematch to claim the R. Paul Smith Trophy.
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Braves Face Phillies In Key Three Game Series
The Boston Braves host the league leading Philadelphia Phillies in a crucial three game set. Max Surkont to start the opener for Boston while Bubba Church pitches for Philadelphia as the teams chase standings. Elliott returns for Boston and the lineup is otherwise healthy after injuries.
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Pirates manager denies Seals purchase plans
Roy Hamer general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates said there is absolutely nothing to a report that the National Leaguers may buy or set up a working event with the San Francisco Seals. He saw Paul Fagan during a visit but denied any purchase or agreement discussions.
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Hodges Ties NL Four Home Run Record In One Game
Gil Hodges slugged four home runs at Ebbets Field as the Dodgers crushed the Braves 9 3 to 3 6. He drove in nine runs and equaled the major league mark for total bases on a four hit game. Hodges lifted Brooklyn to within a half game of the idle Phillies while Detroit and Boston closed gaps in the American League pennant race.
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Tigers and Indians favored in late AL race
In the American League pennant push Detroit and Cleveland hold the edge. Detroit plays 23 at home and 7 away with 12 remaining against contending clubs, including seven with Cleveland. Cleveland has 17 home games and 9 on the road with seven against Detroit and two each against the Yankees and Red Sox. New York faces a heavy road schedule with 18 of 28 games away, including three with Detroit and two with Cleveland, while Boston relies on Fenway but has 11 home games left and 16 on the road.
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Playoff Night Sees National Division Clash At Hager Field
The Little League National Division playoffs resume at Hager Field tonight at 6 p.m. autos and the Eagles vie for the title to face the American League champions. A prior protest paused play after 244 innings, with rules stating a game is official after four innings and resumes later if halted.
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Kiwanis Lead In Junior League Baseball Battle
Kiwanis and Optimist met at City Park with Kiwanis winning 14 to 5 in six innings before darkness halted play. Eddie Gwens starred for Kiwanis as they posted eight wins and three losses, a half game ahead of Jaynes. The Optimists travel to face South End next.
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AllStars Defeat Giants 28 to 13 in Classic Final
Down Memory Lane Today notes the Eastern conference AllStars beating the New York Giants 28 to 13. Also mentions Sarah Patfrey Cooke winning a Women's Tennis title at Forest Falls New York and past sports moments including golf Semis with Sam Snead Jus McSpiden Avron Nelson Ralph Guldaht and a baseball note on Letty Grove.
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Locke Leads Leeds Open Halfway After Round
Bobby Locke of South Africa, defending British Open champion, led at the halfway point in Leeds England as the Lotus field moved toward the round's midpoint with Locke atop the standings.
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