Playoff Stakes In Interstate League As Brav es Lead
The Interstate League pennant race heads toward the finals with Hagerstown and Harrisburg holding the inside track. The Braves lead Trenton three games to one in the best of seven, while Harrisburg also sits three ahead of Wilmington. A Sunday game may be needed if Hagerstown loses, with possible Monday finish and a 3 p.m. start for the next game if scheduled.
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Stars Pitching Backed Phils as Streak Grows
Yesterday's Stars pitched well as Huss and Meyer fueled Philadelphia's 5 game lead with a 4-0 win over Brooklyn. Holmes homered for the Braves in a 4-3 victory over New York, lifting Reston into a narrow win.
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Rami Philadelpha
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Boonsboro set to host Williamsport in first playoff round
Washington County League post season opens tomorrow with four clubs in contention. Boonsboro hosts Williamsport, Gapland welcomes Keedysville, and all playoff games start at 2 PM. Expected pitched matchups include Williamsport’s Cline, Keedysville’s Carter, Gapland’s Barker, with best two of three series.
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Paul Nagy
Cline
Joe Palkovity
H. Senotterleck
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Braves Take 3 1 Playoff Edge in Trenton Series
The Hagerstown Braves lead three games to one in the best-of-seven semi finals at Trenton after a 15 to 8 win over the Giants. Charley Higham pitched, Lind tripled, Levan and Perrin homered, and McCafferty struggled with a wild start as Hagerstown built a 7-0 lead by the second inning.
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Red) McCafferty
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Blue Rocks Bow In Playoff Tilt
Harrisburg Senators beat Wilmington Blue Rocks 6 to 3 in the Interstate League semifinals at Islano Park. Dick Aldebrand starred for Harrisburg, Dick Smullen took the loss for Wilmington. Tal Cox hit a solo homer and Gene Links added a two run blast as Harrisburg pulled away with three runs in both the second and third innings. Don Belcava contributed two insurance runs in the late frame.
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Leo Burke Excels At Hagerstown Hub Football Practice
Leo Burke stands out in Hub football drills at Hagerstown High yesterday as Mead Coach Henry Oak pushes hard work. Burke’s pacing and hustle draw praise from teammates and staff, with two weeks left before the season opener. The team aims to sharpen passing timing, attack reads, and overall execution for a strong campaign.
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Turf Bowling Season Closes Tomorrow With Gala Program
The Pangborn Tark Turf Bowling League ends a successful season with a gala program at Pangborn Park on Sunday. Highlights include five events with seven championship finals starting at 2 PM, a 2:45 battle royal, and the men’s and women’s finals to determine the Pangborn trophies. Notable players include Emory Draper, Robert Bowman, Ray Tabler, Nadlene Coyer, and Willvette Condon among others.
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Samned Phillips
Thomas JW. Panghborn
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Josephine Downin
Fry
Dorothy Myers
Doris Slayman
Helen Smiyvely
Bankerettes
Willvette Condon
Beverly
Marie Schulte
Ruth Knicley
Helen Eversole
Elaine Shan
College Baseball Leaders Protest Player Raids
College baseball executives levy criticism at professional leagues over top players leaving campuses early. They decry NHL style recruitment and warn on the impact on college programs while citing high profile transfers and looming expansion plans.
Ants Defeated In Softball Playoffs
The Hagerstown Shoe Camping beat Antietam Fire Con ony 64 in the YMCA Softball League playoffs opener. Brashears pitched a complete game in seven innings for the win. The series resumes Monday at Pansborn Park for first and second place. In the other opener, Maller Organ Works defeated Subway APL chair 2 to 1 to decide third and fourth places. Buchanan, Ditter, and Moiler contributed, with Reservoir Park hosting the second game Monday. President William erocesks insists players be on the field promptly to start on time.
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Phillies Snap Losing Streak To Command Second Win
Eddie Sawyer’s Phils regain momentum as Russ Meyer and Ed Waitkus spark a 4-3 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers to hold a commanding NL lead. Meyer limits the Dodgers to six hits in seven innings. Waitkus adds two singles and two runs. Braves beat Giants. Detroit tops White Sox. Yankees idle as other AL and NL results shift near pennant races.
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Playoffs Carded In Duffey Loop
President Pat Duffey of the Independent League announced twin bills may be staged Sunday afternoon in the round robin playoff series to close the season. Five teams remain after Sunday’s games and report to Funkstown Fire Hall at 8:40 for final playoff drawings. Sunday’s schedule features Keedysville at Wilmington, Sandy Hook at St James, Nields at Clear Spring, Antietam at VFW, and Halfway at Chewsville. Victorious opening games can clinch a berth with a win in the first games on Sunday. if they lose, a second game will be staged.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Steam from National League Note
Yesterday in the National League Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn and other games were postponed. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at New York and Reston at Philadelphia with several matches featuring St. Louis Chicago and Cleveland.
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Eagle Pin League Opens on Monday
Eagle Pin League begins its 1951 season Monday at Ramsey's Coliseum with sixteen five man teams. The opening match will be rolled on the downstairs lanes at 9 p.m. F E Snyder, bowling committee chairman, said enthusiasm is high and predicts a very successful campaign.
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Lights Rule Sparks Debate in Chicago Baseball
UP President Will Harridge clarified that league lights are banned for Irish day games unless the visiting club’s final appearance of the year. He cited Detroit and Cleveland’s 13 13 deadlock in Detroit as the context, noting Cleveland’s final Detroit appearance and marking the rule's status.
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Boxing notes from New York to Mexico City results recap
Fights last night and notable bouts listed include New York-Sandy Saddler title bout by knockout for Willie Pep in Hartford. Hollywood Irish Bob Murphy in San Diego knocked out Johnny Duke. Archie Whitewater outpointed Ernesto Aguilar in Oakland. Event details mention locations: New York Hartford San Diego Los Angeles Eureka Mexico City.
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Weekend Fishing Outlook for Local Streams
Weather outlook partners with anglers as reports from the Daily Mail at noon indicate streams in excellent condition. Potomac clear and normal, Antietam clear and normal, Conococheague hazy and normal, signaling a fine weekend for fishing in the area.
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Baseball Major Stat Leaders From The Associated Press Picks
American and National League leaders are listed with Musial Kiner Ennis Ashburn and others leading in batting runs batted in and hits. Pitching figures include Maglie Trout and Lemon with notable win loss marks and strikeout totals across league leaders.
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Softball League Schedule Shows Delayed Double Header
The YMCA County Softball League lists a single game and a double header tomorrow afternoon. Friendly Market faces Dargan Aces at Dargan, while Phillips Grocery visits Pines hire, Pe These Games. Playoffs hinge on completing these matches, which were rained out last Sunday and start at 2 p.m.
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