Washington Opens Baseball Season With Win Over Red Sox
Washington Senators beat Boston 3 2 in an opening day game at Griffith Stadium before 26 674 spectators headed by President Eisenhower. Ted Williams missed the Boston lineup due to food poisoning while Pedro Ramos held Boston hitless over the last three innings and Washington capitalized on Red Sox errors for three unearned runs.
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Associated Press
Washington Senators
Boston
Griffith Stadium
Eisenhower
Washington
Whitey Herzogt
Jimmy
Ryan
Senators
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Pedro Ramos
St. Louis
California
Ramos Hurls Senators To p-2 Victory
Pedro Ramos, 22 year old Cuban pitcher, dazzled as the Senators defeated the Red Sox 2 to 0 in the opening game at Griffith Stadium. Boston’s Ted Williams missed the start due to food poisoning. Jim Lemon homered for Washington and Buddin scored on an error. Eisenhower attended as Ramos improved to 1-0, while Camilo Pasqual starts for Washington against Baltimore.
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Braves
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Warren Spahns
Phillies
Chick Essegian
Schenectady
N.Y
Robin Roberts
Brooks Lawrence
Redlegs
Cardinals
Chicago
St. Louis
Cubs
Tony Taylor
Johnny Garyl
Jim Brosnan
Wilmer Mizell
Billy Pierce
White, Sox
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Pierce
Bunning
White Sox
Washington
Pedro Ramos
Faisenhower
Griffith Stadium
Ramos
Boston
Senators
Jackie Jensen
Aomer
Don Buddin
Jensen
Jim Lemon
Teague
Eisenhower
Ro’ting
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ted Wiliams
Williams
Gene Stephens
Jack Fadden
New York Yankees
Wil Beln
Buddin
Army
Red Sox
Basilio Faces Short End If Robinson Grabs Rematch
Sugar Ray Robinson signaled he would again take the larger purse if a Basilio rematch occurs. Robinson, champion of the middleweights, indicated his business stance after topping Otis Woodard and Eddie Andrews. Basilio previously earned 20 to 30 percent in prior bouts, with talks of a 42 percent share in a possible next fight.
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New York
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
H. I
Robinson
Sparmate Otis Woodard
Eddie Andrews
St. Nicholas Arena
Rocky Graziane
Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Basilio
Sugar Ray
Carmen
Baseball Results And Schedules From Today And College Scores
Today's baseball schedule lists New York at Boston and Washington at Baltimore among 6 games. Pitcher records shown for Nixon Pascual Garver and Drysdale, with results from Washington, Boston, Kansas City, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago and St. Louis. College results include Erskine, Duke, Wash & Lee, Catholic U, VMI, Ohio U, Clemson, Alabama, South Carolina, Wake Forest, and others with scores and highlights across multiple sports.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Williams
Gers
Braves
Wes
Covington
Billy Bruton
Vic Wertz
Tony Kubek
Harry Simpson
Duke Snider
Charlie Neal
Willie Jones
al Smith
White Sox
Willie Miranda
Dodgers-Giants
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Davenport
Willie Kirkland
Dodgers
Dick Gravis
Seals Stadium
Associated
Bunning
Pierce
Associated Press
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Nixon
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Johnson
M -Garver
Roberts
3Rosnan
Mizell
Drysdale
Gomez
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Erskine
Presbyterian
Duke
Wake Forest
Wash & Lee
Wva
Catholic U
American U
W. Va. Tech
Morris Harvey
VMI
William & Mary
Delaware
Ursinus
Ohio U
W. Va. Wesleyan
Clemson
Virginia
Alabama
Auburn
South Carolina
Maryland
Eisenhower Opens 1958 Baseball Season at Griffith Stadium
President Eisenhower threw the first pitch in Washington as Whitey Herzog caught the ball during the Senators vs Red Sox opener in sunny 69 degree weather. About 25 000 fans attended with Ted Williams sidelined by food poisoning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Whitey Herzog
Griffith Stadium
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Herzog
Jimmy Ryan
Jimmy
FBI
Albie Pearl
James Hagerty
White House
Alfred M. Gruen‘ther
The
Red Cross
Meade Alcorn
Army
Tom Belse
George E. Allen
Als
Robert V. Fleming
Bass
Washington Riggs National Bank
Ralph Pittsman
G. Gordon Moore
Howard M. Snyder
Calvint. Griffith
Washingtton Baseball Club
James C. Hagerity
James J. Rowley
Frederick Golfers Win 1st Club Round in Maryland
In the opening round of the Maryland State Golf Club Championships the Frederick VFW Country Club defeated Hagerstown 12 to 8. Six Frederick players faced six from Hagerstown, with multiple two to one and three to two wins highlighted by Glenn Spencer Theron Green and others. Next matches set for April 20 against Sparrows Point.
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Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Glenn Spencer
Theron Green
Wor
Jost
Rhoderick
H. Decker
Tost
R. Bowlus
M. Rhoderick
Dave Weinberg
John Bowers
Carl Snook
William Ross
Harold Housler
J. Carey
Practice Called for Kidd's Cafe Team by Manager Remus
Manager Bob Remus called a practice for Kidd's Cafe team. The session is set for Wednesday at 3 36 p m at Baker Park.
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Bob Remus
Kidd's Cafe
Baker Park
Local Sale Notice for Estate of William C. Lakin
Auction on Wednesday April 16 1853 at 10 20 a m lists livestock machinery feeds household furniture and estate items. Location is South Woodsboro along Woodsboro Walkersville Road with notice references to Woodrow Bill Anderson and the listing of sale by public sale for the estate sale in the local paper.
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Woodsboro Aloer
Woodsboro
Walkersville Road
Ad. Io Paper
Patrick Henry
Patrick Heary
Virginia
Currier & Ives
Boston
Dresden
West Std
Septic Tank Troubles and Auctions In Frederick Area
Local notices list septic tank cleaning service advertising free chicks, farm auctions, sealed bids for a 1934 Plymouth sedan, antiques sale with Patrick Henry autograph, a Community Chest meeting, tax return service, and farm for sale with accompanying properties and building plans in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Wura
Raying
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Yost
Mickey
Mantle
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
fFirst
Bill Skawron
Gil McDougald
Don Larsen
Willard Nixom
Camillo Pasqual
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Ronnie Hansen
Jim Marshall
Connie Johnson
All Orleans Ek
Frank Malzone
Sullivan
Stephens
Pedro
Wail
Daley
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Zomez
Paul Bunyan
American Airlines
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Fishing Creek
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Frederick County
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Virginia Tech
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Otis Woodard
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Willie Pep
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Miami Beach
Rross
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American Iron & Steel Institute
Phoenix, Ariz
Yellow Springs
Steerhide
Sam Miller
South Market St
Federal Land Bank
Farm Credit Office
East Street
Frederick, 3D
Moscument
Mehrl F. Wachter & Son
Frederick, MD
Dial MO
Wayside
E. Patrick St
Motorola TV
E. Patrick St. -Mo
MERCY
the Sport Center
N. Market ST. Frederick, MN
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Hampshire
Chas W. Lakin
Richard E. Lakin
Farmers Feed and Supply Co
Anna C. Stup
East AM
Plymouth
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Weil Bros., Inc
Market Street
Mary-land
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens- National Bank of Frederick
Dorothy Warehime
Lewis
Robert E. Clapp JR
Maurice Solar
Reliable Junk CO
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Hampshire Reds
All Saint St
Community Chest Frederick, Inc
Community Chest of Frederick, Inc
Frederick Community Chest
Dan Weinberg
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Ernest W. Ausherman
Woodslord Fire Hall
M. W. Stitely
Vinewood
Schley Avenue
Kramer’s Market
4Th Sts
G. S. Stroup
Myersville
Adams
East Church Street
N. Market St. I-Rooms
Bath
Gilmore R. Flautt JR
North Market Street
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
J. Marshall Staub
Monument
Skyline
Wilson
Louisville
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firester
Mome & Auto Supplies
Clark Shedtenheim
Bob Marendt
Rawling, MacGregor & Spalding Equipment
Adirondack
Batrite
Louisville Slugger Bats
New Era Caps
Shipley’s, Inc
Dorsey F
Shipley
North Market St
Aero Oil Company
Tivoli
Herman Wouk
Marjorie Morningstar
Gene Natalie Ketty-Woop
Claire Trevor
ED Wynn
Everett Sloane
Marty Milner
Carolyn Jones
Meta Grosoe
Eve
Freeman
Hilton Sperling
Irving Rapper
Hamilton
Hamilton Ave
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