Frostburg Wins Opener In Extras Before Large Frostburg Crowd
Frostburg Demons edge Midland Peppers 7 to 6 in a marathon eleven inning home opener. Umpire Raley faced a field taken over by fans after a heated clash. Midland protested the outcome. Allen started for Frostburg, Grindle and Ehmiling pitched, with Riggins and Matese key hits in the late rally.
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Benny Kauff Seeks Reinstatement With Brookfeds
New York on May 7 Benny Kauff Brooklyn outfielder appeals to Federal Baseball League President Gilmore for reinstatement. In a penitent letter he says he followed older men's advice and regrets the recent trouble. He practices daily with Brooklyn and is listed to be reinstated in time to face Kansas City next Saturday.
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Pirates Release Speedy Southpaw
Herbert Kelly a speedy college left hander for the Buccaneers has been sold to the Atlanta Cub of the Southern League. He left for Georgia to report to Manager Billy Smith and will be recalled if his services are needed. Sydney Smith a former Pirate is also with the Atlanta Club. Manager Fred Clarke supported the sale under an optional agreement.
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Bernie Boland Star Pickup of Year
Detroit May 1 1967 Bernard Boland of the Tigers is one of the young twirlers in the American League likely to challenge the era’s top starters. He already has many victories and seldom allows more than six hits in a game.
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Pittsburgh Crunches St. Louis 9 to 3 for Win
Pittsburgh spoiled a three run lead by St. Louis yesterday to win 9 to 3. Meadows and Griner wildness helped Pittsburgh score four in the fifth inning and the locals added one in six and four more in the eighth. Adams started hearing hard but settled after the fourth. Batteries Adams and Schang Meadows Griner Robinson Sallee Snyder.
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New York Beats Boston 3 1 Behind Tesreau's Sharp Pitching
New York hitters led by a Robertson triple off Tyler to win yesterday 3 1 over Boston. Tyler debuted for the Braves with Boston scoring only on a third inning double steal. Tesreau outpitched him despite wildness. Batteries Tesreau Meyers and Tyler Gowdy.
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Mayer shines as Phillies take opener at Brooklyn
Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia as Mayer and Pfeffer duel in a 3 to 1 start. McCarty triples, O Mara doubles for the Dodgers’ lone run as Philadelphia tallies on Becker Cravath and Pas kett scores, with Becker adding a triple and Cravath a run.
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Beall High Meet Entries Due May 19
Frostburg Maryland May 7 The entry blanks for the Beall High School track and field meet on Friday May 21 are being sent out All entries must be in by Wednesday May 19 and bear the signature of the school principal Events include 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard dash running broad jump running high jump putting 12 pound shot pole vault and one mile run Entrants should indicate their preferred events.
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Barton Colts Are In The Game Again
Barton Maryland May 7 The Barton baseball team reorganized for the season and adopted the Barton Colts name They seek games with any county team ages 15 to 18 Signed for the season are Melvin Davis John Dye Sam Metz Thomas Beane Edison Davis Arch McConnell Howard Wilks Glen Thompson Clarence Keys D L Lodgdon and Edgar Symons
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
New York defeated Boston 4 to 3 Chicago beat Cleveland 10 to 4 Washington toppled Philadelphia 11 to 2 Detroit and St Louis are listed among yesterday’s results with other metropolitan pairings included.
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New York Americans Beat Boston 13 Innings In Frantic Tilt
In a dramatic 13 inning win the New York Americans defeated Boston as Ruth pitched well for Boston and Yankee runners disrupted by fielding errors. Boone drove in the tying run in the ninth with two out, High and Cook delivered the decisive hits in the thirteenth. Batteries Warhop Pieh Nuna baker Ruth Carrigan Thomas.
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Senators Bang Athletics in Philadelphia 11 to 2
Philadelphia yielded 11 runs to Washington as Pennock and Bressler were hurt early. Gallia held the home club scoreless for five innings while Harper finished the last four. Barry committed four errors and the line scores show heavy Washington hitting.
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White Sox Dominate Cleveland 10-4 in Early Inning Surge
Chicago plated six runs in the first inning aided by three walks three errors and three hits to defeat Cleveland 10 to 4. Benz left after five innings as Cicotte struggled while Walker and Coumbe held firm later. Roth belted a bases clearing triple in the ninth.
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Willard to Fight Coffey or Moran on Labor Day at Brighton Beach
New York May 7 Jess Willard heavyweight champion will meet either Jim Coffey or Frank Moran on Labor Day at the Brighton Beach Sporting Club Coney Island N Y according to an announcement by Harry Pollock and Dan Mekhetrick backers of the club The promoters say Willard will make his first title defense at their venue and hope Moran will travel from Paris and Coffey fight in Coney Island on July 5 with the winner to meet Willard.
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Jeanette to Meet Batting Jim Johnson in Montreal Fight
Joe Jeanette is scheduled to clash with Battling Jim Johnson for ten rounds tonight at the Canadian A. C. Dan McKerrick, Jeanette's manager, predicts a Jeanette victory.
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Triple Play Stuns Rebels in Tiptop Contest
Brooklyn fans watched St. Louis and Don Marion mirror a stellar pitching effort after the first inning as Brooklyn edged Rebels 3 to 2. A sixth inning triple play, Evans on second and Meyers on first, featured a remarkable one handed catch by Tobin and sharp throws to complete Johnson to Borton.
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Blues and Packers Split In Doubleheader
Buffalo and Kansas City split a two game set on Buffalo grounds with Kansas City taking the first 4 to 2 and Buffalo winning the second 4 to 1. Errors factored heavily in both games.
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Pittsburgh Triumphs In Tenth Inning Comeback
Newark ended a tense baseball game trailing as Pittsburgh staged a tenth inning rally to win. The Pirates scored in the final frame to overcome Newark, with pitchers Allen and Barry on the mound and Mullin and Rariden handling later innings.
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Texas Osteopaths Convene in Galveston May Talk
Texas doctors gathered in Galveston for the state osteopaths convention to discuss wellness approaches via osteopathy as an alternative to traditional methods.
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