Parrell’s 1949 miracle season despite elbow pain
Mel Parnell of the Boston Red Sox, 27, revealed he pitched 39 games last year with a sore left elbow, missing only the first three starts. He finished 25-7 with the most innings and fewest earned runs, crediting heat treatment and brief rests for allowing the feat.
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Sargiuta
Fla
Mel Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Parnell
Indians
Cleveland
Mel
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
New Orleans
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Carl Hubbell
Herb Pennock
Streams Being Stocked With 80000 Trout in Maryland
Maryland Game and Fish Commission plans 80000 trout for the upcoming season with distribution by county. About 49 percent go to Allegany, Garrett, and Washington. 35 percent to Frederick and Montgomery. 25 percent to Baltimore area. Stock includes rainbow, brook, and brown trout in listed streams across Garrett Savage Bear Yough, and others. Anglers in Savage River area will report catches at five stations to help determine native versus stocked trout numbers.
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Baltimore
Maryland Game and Fish Commission
Ernest A. Vaughn
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Cecil
Harford
Anne Arundel
Savage
Middle Fork
Monroe
Laurel
Jennings
Beaver Marsh Run
St James Rim
Stemples Run
Middie
Friends
Rock Baltimore
Severn Run
Jones Falls
Gunpowser Falls
Black Rock Run
Gemges
Rock Run
James Run
Big Mine
Stoney Run
Savage River
Game Commission
End Season With Five Wins And LV Losses
Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball mentors led by James F. Behrens anticipate improvement after finishing 1949-1950 with five wins and 19 losses. Seven players return including Donald Leitch and Nathan Xam bara, who scored nearly two thirds of the team’s 895 points. Returning regulars plus five reserves prep for Septembers start with goals to reverse last year’s record.
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Maryland State School For
James F. Behrens
Donald Leitch
Nathan Xambara
James Kelly
James Artes
Edward Johnson
Robert Spencer
Charles Ager
Behrens
Montgomery Loop Ready for April 16 Opening in Montgomery County League
Six semi pro clubs in Montgomery County Baseball League report full of hustle after Palm Sunday drills. Opening weekend matches set for Silver Spring at Frederick Hustlers, Damascus at Bethesda, and Colesville at Rockville. Veteran managers pledge to maximize talent as Dan Wagner’s Maryland squad dominates Delaware with a 10 0 win.
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Montgomery County Baseball League
Bob Slater
Esterday
Silver Spring
Frederick
Damascus
Bethesda
Colesville
Rockville
Guy Watkins
Silver Sprig
Ed Bladen
Doc” Mannar
Aime
Laye
Ed Green
Fox
Clarence
Cli Max’ Biethen
Damascus Firehouse
Tvirps
Blank Hens College Park
Dan Wagner
Universaire of
Maryland
Delaware
Doc Green
Dene Emsweller
Green
Wagner
Musial Helps To Carry Load
St. Louis Cardinals rely on Stan Musial as rookie Steve Bilka struggles at first base and in the outfield. Bilka’s slow start, limited at bats, and the need for another right handed hitter threaten the offense alongside Musial and Enos Slaughter. Eddie Miller’s signing may lift the infield as teams eye balance with Schoendienst, Marion, Kazak or Glaviano.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve Bilka
Redbirds
Bilko
Rochester
Nippy Jones
Glen
Rocky) Nelson
Musial
Enos Slaughter
Harry Walker
Cincinnati
Eddie Miller
Cardinal
Red Schoendiens
Marty Marion
Eddie Kazak
Tammy Glaviano
Cardinals
Miller
Phils
Marion
Schoendienst
Eddie Dyer
Ted Woks
Cloyd Bower
Ellis ‘Cot? Deal
Columbus
Kasco Knight Wins in Unlikely Kentucky Start
Kasco Knight, a colt foaled in a tobacco barn and trained by a 16 year old, galloped in a corn field with 175 pounds on his back and won his second start at Oaklawn Park. He was stabled in an abandoned Kentucky garage and was not claimed from his $10,000 entry.
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Jessica Gay Bell
NEA
Lexington
Kasco Knight
Moe
For Springs
Oaklawn Park
Chilton Hatton
Lexingeton
Elmendorf
George C. Terry
Duunacons
Gilded Knight
Terry
George C Terry
Perry
Paris
Matton
Alex Arnold
Dr Arnold
Arnold
Hatton
Kentucky
Sum
Kaseo Knight
Marsel's Luck Could Follow To Louisville
John Marsel has built a string of promising two year olds including Roman Bash and Roman Balli with earnings and stakes wins. His colt Roman Bash swept Hawthorne and Churchill Downs events while Roman Balli placed at Hialeah. Marine detachments form part of the complement on American battleships and carriers, night cruisers, and other combat ships.
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NEA
John Marsel
Lst
Chicago
Mereworth Farm
Roman Bash
Wisconsi Bay
Curtee
Churchill Downs
Brookmeade
John Marsh
Ol Dizzy Dean to Telecast Yankees Games This Summer
New York April 4 Dizzy Dean the former St Louis Cardinals star signed to telecast the Yankees games this summer. He offered colorful remarks about his pay dispute with the Cardinals and said he will do a daily program before and after home games and alternating play by play commentary. Dean, 39, said he will keep his distinctive radio style and joked about commutating. He mentioned a $20 000 figure for Yankee programs as a likely salary.
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New York
Yankees
Dizzy Dean
St. Loui Cardinals
Tuzzy
Perilia
Dean
Diz
Texas
Yankee
St Louis
Arkansas
Lucas
Ark
Luf's Stuff TERMINOLOGY
A letter by N. A. Lufburrow questioning brain terminology. The writer argues the brain is a device guiding ideation and intellect, suggesting the word branium as a playful mislabel for the human brain.
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Luf
N. A. Lufburrow
Oil City Chub To Train Here
Oil City club of the class C West Atlantic League will train at McCurdy Field from April 24 with sessions at Hotel Frederick starting April 14. Owner Kramer says over 1,000 residents are stockholders and notes minor league trends away from major league farm systems as work proceeds amid wet field conditions and fence changes at McCurdy Field to shorten distance to the right field wall.
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Oil City
McCurdy Bield
Thomas 5
Glass
Chanioan
McCurdy Field
Canenasnion
Charles Ker
Ines
Busiiveas Mnnger
Oilers
Forte
St. Vincents College
Monde Kramer
Sunbury
Cilasy
Kramer
Hotel Fredenck
Oil Cie
Lass C
Dare
Phiadelpia Athletics
Syracuse Chefs
Wilkes-Barre
Guatavin
Hornell
Burek
Slugezers Sone
Mechanical Pitcher Hurls For Both Sides
A mechanical pitching device used by Wake Forest and North Carolina State College produced an 8 to 1 exhibition baseball win for the Deacons. The Wolfpack and Deacons both used the machine to field, while Fetting led with three hits for Wake Forest and the device allowed seven walks and one strikeout among State players. About 600 fans attended the unusual showcase with umpires officiating.
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Raleigh
Agerit
Wake Forest
Deycots
North Carolina State College
Wolfpark
Deacons
Wolfpack
Rice Truss Experts Coming to Frederick at Francis Seottles Hotel
The Rice Rupture Service Experts, representatives of Williams Rice Inc, will be at the Francis Seottles Hotel in Frederick on Friday April 7. They promote the Rice Method for reducible rupture control with a no charge trial Appliance and 30 day satisfaction guarantee. Hours are 10–12, 2–6, and 7–9.
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Williams, Rice, Inc
Adams
Nesto the Rice Alliance
Track and Field Schedule Cites Cadets Spring Meets
Miederick High School track and field plans a spring schedule of eight meets, seven in the county. The Cadets anticipate 72 potential record-breakers as they train, with invitational meets at Frederick and College Park and state level events at McDonough, Mercersburg, and Baltimore. Notable talents include Biggun, Alain, Cradle, and Haugh, who may push into discus, javelin, and decathlon events as coach notes.
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Miederick High School
Svn
Cnajor Teaker
Fraser
FHS
Perio Owllield
Catouseile Leh
Frederick
Inyvitatlangl
Coteh Fraser
Handley Hogh
Wartchester
St. James
Jingerstown
Unniversity of
Mercersburg
Jiyver
Marghind
Scholastic Association
Brederick Uneh
Biggun
PHS
Juin Alain
Frederick High sprinter leads track and field prospects
Trials show the Letterman athlete excels in track football and baseball as the fastest sprinter on Frederick High. New material in the Tenth and Eleventh Guide highlights promising track prospects and hints at possible late season upsets against veterans.
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Frederick
Fraser
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Farw Equipment Center
Puvall Fredrick
HR. C. Summers
Jefferson Md
Monrovia Supply CO
Manrevia
Hewspai
Andy Bowen
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bowen
Henry
Andy
Jack Burke
Navy Yard
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Louisville
Ol Diz
America
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Whippet
Frederiel Tu Plastics Jaet
Bo Crdle
Crofet
Pete Haugh
Haugh
Emanuel Zacchini
Zacchini
National Guard Armory
Variety Club
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D. F. Shipley
North Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
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