Seven Homers In One Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 8 in an exhibition here as both clubs combined for 22 hits and 7 homers. Toby Atwell, George Freese, and George Thomas homered for Pittsburgh while Dick Groat added three RBIs. Bobby Yount, Vern Stephens, Gil Coan, and others homered for Baltimore.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Pirates
Baltimore
Orioles
Toby Atwell
George Freese
George Thomas
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Bobby Yount
Moss
Vern Stephens
Gil Coan
Tigers Bowed by Mud Incident at Prison Yard
In a spring exhibition, Detroit sluggers Ferris Fain and Fred Marfield hit home runs for the Tigers, while Ray Boone drew the largest ovation after slipping in mud and accidentally bowling over a prison guard. Gromek pitched four innings, allowing six hits and all Atlanta runs, with seven strikeouts.
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the News
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Ferris Fain
Fred Marfield
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Ray Boone
Steve Gromek
Detroit
Atlanta
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Cristante It
House
Wilson
Carmichael
G. Grahmwski
Fourke
Casey
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L—Hines
Softball League Sets 1953 Schedule For Seven Teams
County softball league managers and officers met at the YMCA to finalize a 1953 schedule. Contracts must be filed by April 19 with President Darsey F Shipley. Season opens April 24 with doubleheaders each Sunday through May 3. Matches include Walkersville vs Ball Imneey at Baker Park and Lewistown at Mountaindale with Bartonsville at East Frederick.
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Teague
Darsey F. Shipley
Lee
Howare Fisher
Anvil
Mit Breat
Fyery
Snce
Ratueetout
Unieter Panday Ueni-bills
Shaughnessy
Bropbayert
Walkersville
Imneey
Baker Park
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Bartonsville
East Frederick
Albreth Chih
Lillasy Giewe
Exhibition Baseball By The Associated Pros
Today's exhibition pits include Philadelphia against Baltimore and New York against Knoxville. Other matchups feature Cleveland versus New York, Boston versus St Louis, and Brooklyn against Beaumont with several teams listed in uncertain formats.
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Associated
Scheie PitshursheNe
Baltimore
Matladelphia
Boston
St Lens
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Knosville
Kansas
Uiheakee
Brooklyn
Uliraga
Beaurmont
Syracuse
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities Reported
Fragmentary notes describe multiple fights and minor incidents in cities including Philadelphia Boston New York and Trenton. Names appear garbled but references to individuals and local venues suggest street altercations and police responses across several hours last night.
Kucks Emerges as Yank Sleeper in Spring Spotlight
Chattanooga leans on Johnny Kucks a lean blond rookie with a crackling fast ball hailed as a sleeper of the year in the Yankees camp. The 21 year old right hander backs up Grin’s rookie parallels, after military service, dazzling in an exhibition win over the Dodgers while Casey Stengel praises his three hits allowed in seven innings and a new changeup pitch refined by Yank coach Jim Turner. Bucks also shines with a 19 6 season in 1952 at Norfolk and a strong Army stretch at Fort Dix Frankfurt, framing a promising path to the majors.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wally Westlake
Vic Wertz
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Westlake
Marv Grissom
Wertz
Larry Jansen
Indians
Bob Feller
Art Haustteman
Cleveland
New York
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Foiles Grissom
Jansen
Call
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Don Newcnmhe
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Don Bessent
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Trice
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Schmidt
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Mickey Mantle
Andy Carey
New York Yankees
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Carey
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Lookouts
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Sain
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Zeisz
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Grnn
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Fort Dix
3Lth Engineers
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Howe
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I Adios Boy
Phillip Scott
Roosevelt and Yonkers
Maryand
Henry Volos
Maryland
Thomas B. Scott
Rosecroft
Hillsota
Alice V. Miller
Detrick Bowling League Men’s Duckpin Standings
Final second half standings show Post Engineers leading with 3000 pins and 412 team count. Ramblers and Blue Devils post strong scores. high individual averages reach 117.8 by Weddle and top games by Troxell and Kepler.
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Service & Supply
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Kepler
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Troxell
Duble
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Charlies
Macs
Post Engineers
Price Electric Weekly Statistics Highlights and Figures
High individual game by R. Tucker and high individual set by K. Taylor. Team highs include Sales with 563 and Accounting with 1,531, plus high individual average by L. Barker at 118. In the women’s division Betts Norwood leads with 126 for high game and 484 for team high figures, with 1.396 as top team average.
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Nicheson
Ke Marlowe
Morgan
Warren Men
Biuer
K-Fe
Schlitz
Stop-Crawther
Frederick
Blues
Arcade Bowling League Friday Divergent Matches Preview
Arcade Bowling League reports Friday Night action in Petersville Monocacy Inn Ideal Garage Arcade Baker Mowers at Church Hill and Women s Duckpin League featuring Irish Five vs Stun Gulf standings and weekly stats highlight top averages Kanade Johnson and Pennington among others with PDQ Division leaders Mix Ups Hi Fi and Abl Arounds. Two Gettysburg College students Bill Ward Libertytown and Gareth Biser Jefferson emerge as potential historic varsity pitchers.
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Monocacy Inn Ideal Gar
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Ideal Garage
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Parsons
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Johnson
Depetersville
France
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MB Hess
Davis
Nanade
Gcooy Inn
Frederick County
Gettysburg College
Bill Ward
Libertytown
Gareth Biser
Jefferson
Ward
Biser
South Paw
Salate
Bowling League results mix with ungraded standings and notes
The latest B R Bowling League results show Woodfield's sweeping Duvall's while Jacobson's and Boonsboro split. Standings list Whispering Pines atop with 4338, Duvalls and Turner's Coliseum close. Frederick High School ratings and defenses highlighted by Burns. Postponed matches and weekly stats note high team games and individual averages, with Frederick's Cadets noted for defense and offense among tri state scholastic teams.
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Wol. Pet
Wolfensberger
Frederick High School
C. V.diggs Burns
Cumberland News
Maryland
West Virginia
Recreation League Catest Results Batlamtine Ale and Dorsey's
Rec league results show Dorsey's and Harkers Makers each with two wins as Walkers, Mu and Ballastine She post wins. high individual scorer listed as Payne with 484 points and high team score 649 by Brunswick Eagles.
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Harkers Makers
Kelly's
Mt Branswick
Badles Y Doo's
Walkers
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Fish
Gilder
Gane--Toe's Cleaners
Brunswick Eagles
Turner And Jackson Win In Monday Fights
In New York Turner, claiming peak form, scored a one round win by unanimous decision over Gene Fullmer at Eastern Parkway Arena, after flooring him in round six. Tommy Jackson defeated Archie McBride at Trenton NJ, earning a unanimous decision in the same card.
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Gil Turner
Gene Fullmer
Eastern Parkway Arena
Turner
Fullmer
Gene
Joe Miceli
St. Nicholas Arena
Tommy
Moore’s Heart Check Sparks Fight Move to Vegas
San Francisco physicians spar over Moore’s cardio-vascular verdict as Archie Moore preps for May 2 bout with Nino Valdes in Las Vegas. Manager Jack Kearns defends the champion while Dr Harry Fightman conducts today’s exam for the Nevada Athletic Commission, amid mixed opinions from other doctors in Chicago and across sports circles.
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Archie Moore
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Evada Athletic Commission
Harry Fightman
Chicago
William Rothels
Golden Gloves
Rothman
Molders
Arch Ward
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Chicago Tribune
Snyder signs Pittsburgh Steelers backfield coach deal
Snyder, 42, Toledo native and former Los Angeles Rams backfield mentor, signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL for the 1955 season. He played for the Cleveland Rams and Chicago Bears and later coached the Rams before moving with the franchise to Los Angeles in 1948. He began coaching in 1945 at Ohio University.
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Ohio University
DeMarco To Defend Crown On June 10 In Syracuse
Tony DeMarco, the welterweight champion, signed to defend his title against Carmen Basilio in Syracuse on June 10. He pledged to meet Basilio if he wins and stated confidence that he can beat anyone in his class. DeMarco credited his recent performance and said he’s in his best shape, aiming to defend before Julius Helfand and the State Athletic Commission.
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Tony DeMarco
Carmen Racilin
Syracuse
Dune la
Basilio
Boston
Washington D. C. population at government seat and inlet query
The text notes Washington D C population upon becoming government seat was 3 210 in 1800. It asks which is the largest inlet on our Atlantic coast and answers Chesapeake Bay about 200 miles long and 4 to 40 miles wide.
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Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Thursday Industrial Div Latest Results and Scores
Summary of Thursday bowling results including Farmers Co-op vs Green's and Falk's Gro vs Linden Hills, with individual high games by E. De Grange of Blue Lite Cabs and team totals reaching 1,725. Also mentions juror comments, osteopathy founder, and Henry Volo Free-For-All Pace news.
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Green's
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Esso
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Brunswick
Ebert's
Farmers Co-op
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Gro Phil
Ebert
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Feed
Jack's
Linden Hills Grocery Ebert's Stup-Crowther
Brunswick Farmers Co-op
Falk's Grocery Green
E. DeGrange
Schwearing
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Numerous property deeds recorded in the Clerk's office show transfers to various buyers. Transactions include W Leslie Fox and others selling parcels from Thurmont area to Luther Reiss, and multiple farms and improved lots across Catoctin, Jackson, Braddock, Urbana, and Mt Pleasant districts with prices ranging from about 5,000 to 40,000 dollars.
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Wade Harner, Jr
Calvin E. Troxell
V. Luther Reiss
Thurmont
Air
Kenneth C. Lewis
Harry R. Cressman
Myersville
Wolfsville
Catoctin
Austan HL Mepevite
Harry C. Smith
North Market Street
William Maynard Rudle
Elmer
Funk
Harmony
Edlerton
Jackson
Ammen EB. Cramer
Roscoe H. Masser
Lt. S. 40
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Silas E. Kline
George William Smith
Welch
Fannie E. Kectwiler
Alexander Richter
Urbana
Homer G. Young
Elwood Tl. Biddinger
Pearl Street
Mary E. Famous
Paul EB. Arkebauer
Benjamin L. Shuff
Jesse T
Charles C. Rowtjzahn
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