Writer Puts Birds Sixth In Flag Race
Baseball prognosticator Harry Grayson surveys the fall pennant chances for American and National League clubs. He weighs New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, San Francisco, Detroit, Milwaukee, Boston, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Baltimore, St. Louis, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Washington, and others, calling rivals' strengths and key roster moves while noting the Yankees’ continuing powerhouse status.
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Harry Grayson
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Chicago
San Francisco
Detroit
Milwaukee
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Kansas
Philadelphia
Washington
Tris
Yankees
Bombers
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Logan
Logan
Jesser
Mel Roach
Wes Covington
Frank Thomas
Heds
Harvey Haddix
Don Hoak
Smoky Burgess
Ted Kluszewski
Andre Rodgers
Phoenix
Sam Jones
Jack Sanford
Dodgers
A Lopez
White Sox
Johnny Callison
Tigers
Ray Narleski
Don Messi
Red Sox
Vic Wertz
Jack Jensen
Sentinels Win Medal Tournament in Dixon Gold final
The Sentinels beat the Cadets 38 to 32 to capture the Dixon Gold Medal tournament title. Sentinels led early, Cadets surged to take a 32 to 31 edge in the third quarter with Dale Ramsburg scoring ten, then the Sentinels stalled Cadets in the fourth to seal the victory.
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MCA
Sentinels
Dixon
Dale Ramsburg
F. Tp
Brachey
Ramsburg
Rinehart
Weddle
Minnick
Boone Geisbert
Brandenburg McHenry
Birthdays and history highlights from Today In History
Henry Luce, Henry P. Davison, Russell DeYoung, Russell Wright, Marlon Brando, George Jessel, Adrian O Keeffe, and Dr. James H. Steele noted as birthday anniversaries. Today in history recalls Pony Express, Vitascope private exhibit, Dixie Highway opening, WWI costs, European Recovery Plan act, Korean War milestones, and Eisenhower defense appeals. Also listed are anniversaries of Washington Irving, Edward Hale, John Burroughs, Reginald De Koven, Sara Conbey, and Margaret Anglin. NHL results and upcoming games provided, followed by a feature on Shenandoah Downs lighting for a May opening.
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Henry BR. Luce
Time Magazine
China
Harry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Company
New York
Englewood
N. J
Russell DeYoung
Goodyear Rubber and Tire
Akron
Ohio
Rutherford, N. J
Russell Wright
Lebanon
Marlon Brando
Omaha
Newpr
George Jessel
Adrian O'Keeffe
First National
Boston
James H. Steele
The
Pubic Health Service
Atlanta
Chicago
Sacramento
St. Joseph
U.S
Russia
Edison
Dixie Highway
Truman
Korea
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Edward Everett Hale
John Burroughs
West Park
N. Y
Roxbury
Loes reports sore arm delaying Senators debut
Pitcher Billy Loes, unsigned by the Senators, was sent back to Washington for a medical check after reporting arm soreness. A trade earlier sent him from Baltimore to Washington for 410 Valentinette. Team officials await Dr. George Resta’s assessment before deciding next steps.
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Fla
Billy Loes
Senators
Washington
Wade
Baltimore
George Resta
Loes
Baltimore Orioles
Valentinette
Cookie Lavagetto
Calvin Griffith
Loes S
Griffith
Billy
Resta
Lee” MacPhail
Lees
Paul Richards
Marshall Flirting With Terps Stadium
Washington Redskins President George Marshall said he is considering using University of Maryland Byrd Stadium for NFL games if their civic stadium isn’t ready. He noted lease at Griffith Stadium ends next year and two local sites remain possible. Maryland officials had not been approached and study would be needed.
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Washington Redskins
George Marshall
University of Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Marshall
Maryland
Griffifth Stadium
Ball Park
Maryland Stadium
Redskins
Civic Stadium
Griffith Stadium
Miranda Arrives Late to Orioles Camp in Miami
Willy Miranda arrived in Miami one and a half months late to the Baltimore Orioles spring training, saying he was just passing through. Manager Paul Richards offered no comment as the overdue shortstop waited in a hotel lobby with Orioles teammates.
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Miami
Fla
Willy Miranda
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Lees
Billy Lees
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Miranda
Oriole
Paul Richards
Richards
Moranda
County Softball League recalls workers for repair and adds teams
The County Softball League plans recall 50 workers for heavy repair on desel electric locomotives and 271 shopmen at B and O lines for night reconditioning. Seven teams expressed interest in joining with four posting franchise fees. league play begins late April with double headers Sundays. James Powell leads the loop with others arranging franchises at a second meeting.
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Buckeystown Rangers
Shookstown
Bees
Burkittsvile
City Tavern
Petersville
Mountaindale
James Powell
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
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National Boxing Assn
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NBA
Ohio Assn
Cpinmons
Charles
M. J. Pavick
Jim
Texas
Mexico
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Lahey Clinic
New England Baptist Hospital
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Ronald Yoder
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Isorry
Charlie
Nappanee
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Paw Paw
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Paws Paws
Independent Building and Loan Association
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Taneytown, Md
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Olympia Typewriter
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E. Patrick St
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Henry J
Ford Fairlane
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Dr. & Cyril
Transporta Gon
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Crease Motor Sales
Louis Merryman
Maryland State Fair Grounds
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Merryman Company
Sparks
Cockersville
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Chambersburg, Pa
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Frederick, Md
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E- Patrick St
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