Cards Snap Losing Streak in St Louis Comeback
The St Louis Cardinals ended a six game slide by edging the Boston Red Sox 5 to 4 in St Petersburg. Rocky Nelson hit an inside the park homer with Harry Walker aboard in the fourth, while Al Brazle left early with an ailing arm. Max Lanier and Claud Boyer finished. The Red Sox outhit the Cards 13 to 8 but could not convert runs.
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Fort Wayne choir to give sacred concert at Union Bridge
The A Capella choir of Fort Wayne Bible Institute conducts a sacred concert at Union Bridge Methodist Church on April 9 at 7 45 pm under Prof Oliver EK Stener. The Union Bridge community notes recent church improvements including a new organ chimes and decorated interiors.
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Frank Gladhil
Damascus
Lew L. Myers
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Barbara Sue
James Miller
Gary
Georgia
Chambersburg
Edward Myers
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H. S. Mehring
Wanda
Mercury Visible at Twilight by James Stokley
Science Service notes Mercury, the innermost planet, is usually hidden by the sun’s glare though briefly bright. It reaches greatest eastern elongation in April, appearing as an evening star around 9 p.m. EST on April 22, with best viewing from April 20 to 27. Mars and Saturn dominate the southern sky while Jupiter and Venus appear in the eastern sky in April, Venus brightest at magnitude minus 4.0 and fading after April 11 as it moves toward the sun.
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Beard Batting Ball For Bues In Pirates Farm Stint
Beard, a Woodsboro, Maryland outfielder, starred in a three game win streak against the New York Giants with five RBIs on four hits including a homer and a three base hit. He replaced the injured Ralph Kiner, aided by solid fielding, and was acquired from Indianapolis after two strong seasons. Trainer Houck from Woodsboro is noted for size and speed and may face a tough stay with Augusta’s Lookouts due to a $5,000 price tag in the new working agreement.
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Answers From Old Time Q and A Bank
A compilation of trivia covering topics from circuses using trains in 1873 to legends about crossbills and the origin of asbestos and gunpowder. It notes Illacarus’s proximity to the sun and describes bird’s eye maple as a wavy grain wood.
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Brunswick Secures Franchise in Maryland State League
Brunswick's senior baseball club will join the Maryland State League, replacing the Frederick Juniors Hustlers who lack a sponsor. The move follows discussions with Tri-County and State League officials about sponsorship and club placement. Opening game is May 7 as part of the league schedule. a final reorganization meeting and player signings are set for April 12 at the Frederick YMCA.
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New Windsor Resident Celebrates 98th Birthday
New Windsor notes 98 year old resident Alice Cur ran celebrated her birthday with calls from friends on a quiet Wednesday. In town news Er not Stauffer, former resident, reportedly fell and broke an arm and is a patient at Hag ersteyn hospital. Local attendees joined a church meeting at Wesley Freedom church hosted by the Robert Strawbridge vone W. 8S, CoS.
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William Lovel
David Lindsay
George Tevilbies
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Yankees Look To Two Joes For 1950 Season
In St Petersburg April 3 the Yankees rely on Joe DiMaggio and Joe Page to power a repeat of their 149 victory season. DiMaggio's health and Page's arm are pivotal as age and injuries threaten a mostly veteran lineup led by Stengel.
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Allie Reynolds
Ed Lopat
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Billy Johnson
George Stirnwediss
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Mozzito
Bob Porterfield
Tommy
Gerry Coleman
Rizzuto
Bobby Brown
Joe Collins
Kansas City
Youi Berca
Slick Fielding
Chay- Jey Silvera
Ralph Houk
Gus Niarhos
Tournament Bureau Manager is Canned
The Pro golf association announced the firing of a tour bureau manager after a meeting in Wilmington and a Thursday night gathering where players threatened to withdraw unless they gained control of tourney poles. The dispute involved Joe Novak and Inez Sehneiter, with high level officials confirming the action at a conference. Approximately 1 billion bottles of milk are produced for sale annually in the United States.
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