Baseball Notes On A Debilitated Washington Club
The piece surveys the Washington Senators amid ownership struggles led by C. Leo De Orsey and Griffith interests, noting the dreary team state and calls for better support. It contrasts with names in baseball power circles and hints at broader management concerns affecting the club’s future.
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Eddie Yost
Chuck Stobbs
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Ford Frick
Charles Segar
Warren Giles
Will Harridge
George Weiss
del Webb
Horace Stoneham
Walter O’mal]Ley
Calvin R. Griffith
Chuck Comiskey
Lou Perini
George Morton Levy
Bert Belli
National Football League
Gene Mori
Hialeah
Garden State
Ben Lindenheimer
Washington Park
Tony Hulman
Horace Wade
Abe Sauerstein
Boyd Easiest Winner Over Rivers In Ten Rounds
In Chicago Rivers, ranked No. 8 by the NBA, suffers a lopsided defeat as Boyd dominates with long punches. The bout, at Chicero Stadium, draws heavy ringside attendance and a large gate. Rivers weighed 160 pounds to Boyd's 160. Beginning Thursday San Francisco hosts the 33 day Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament with 13,000 bowlers and 2,587 five-member teams from across the U S and abroad.
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Hoboken
Bernie Glickman
Bobby Bord
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Neal Rio
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Chicero Stadium
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Cate
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New York
Honolulu
Ika
Associated Press
Major League Baseball
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Norriss Poulson
Dodger Brass
Vero Beach
Fla
Dodgers
California
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
York
al Worthington
Baseball Scores and Standings From AP Summary
American League results include Boston 3 New York 2 and Kansas City 9 Cleveland 4. Standings show Kansas City 9 1.600 leading, Detroit 2 0 106, New York 1 4 50, Baltimore 3 3 1.000, Chicago 2 0 0.0. Tomorrow’s and today’s games list pitching matchups and times across leagues with notable matchups and locations.
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Cadets Open Tri Track Meet With Westminster Northwestern
Frederick High thinclads travel to Northwestern today for a three school track meet also involving Westminster. Northwestern defends state titles and county relays while Westminster features Sterling Haines the defending mile runner. Cadets rely on Peck Strine and running prowess with key contributions from Larry Smith Eddie Higgenbotham Dave Meadows Larry Brown Bobby Eyier and Frank Meehan in field events.
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Northwestern
Westminster
Montgomery Blair
Sterling
Haines
Owls
Paul Weidner
Larry Smith
College Group Forms New Football Circuit
Philadelphia reports a new Middle Atlantic Conference football league formed by a coalition of eight colleges in two divisions North and South. Members include Bucknell, Delaware, Gettysburg, Muhlenberg, Temple, Albright, Dickinson, Hofstra, Juniata, Lebanon Valley, Moravian, Susquehanna, Wagner, Swarthmore, West Chester, and Western Maryland among others.
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Fine University
Ucknell
Delaware
Gettysburo
Bi Muhlenberg
Ind Temple
Collige
Albrisht
Dickinson
Hofstra
Juniata
Lebanon
Valiev
Moravian
Leroming
Scranton
Susquehanne
Wagner
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Jonn Hoy
Swarthmore
West Tcnesier
Western
Western Maryland Romps Past Touson State Teachers 18 8
Western Maryland defeated Touson State Teachers 18 to 8 in a Mason-Dixon Conference game after an easy eighth inning. The game featured a late walkout attempt that was halted by the coach and umpire. Western Maryland scored nine runs in the inning but did not need them to seal the victory. The article notes a population growth rate of about LT percent per year since 1950.
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Touson State Teachers
Wednessey
Mason-Dixon
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Western Maryland
United States
Walkersville
Maryland
Mansfield
Bell
Ford
Philco
Hollywood
Edison
Bell & Howell
Elec
Netioneer
R. L. Kelly
Ladies of the Fire Company
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Lions Win Second Game
Lions achieve a second season win in a baseball game featuring Taneytown and helpers. Scoring details mention runs and walks with players credited for bases stolen and key plays by Zimmermun and Walker. Umpires Smith and Clem presided as Darsey tallied the score.
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Zimmermun
Taneytums Wealden
Crouse
Russ Grapplers Set For New York Windup Meet
New York match caps four‑meet American tour for Soviet wrestlers who have lost few bouts this tour. Terry McCann from Tulsa YMCA and Iowa challenges the Russians as Kerslake from Cleveland remains the only Yank not beaten. McCann pinned Vladimir Arsenyan twice and drew once. Kerslake drew with Arsenyan twice.
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McCann
Vladimir Arsenyan
Kerslake
Igtant
Cleveland
Otar Kandelaki
Arc- Cann
Rifleman at Indiantown Gap Aims on April 12
An outstanding rifleman from the MiSGT Allen RR Kinsey unit draws a steady aim at the rifle range in Indiantown Gap during an April event showcasing marksmanship skills.
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Stars Rally as Cerv, Bolling Spark Big Wins
Bob Cerv drove in five runs with two doubles and a homer in a 94 victory over the Indians. Bill Bolling followed with a three run homer in the ninth to lift Detroit past the White Sox 454. Johnny Podres pitched the Dodgers to an 11 strikeout 13 loss over the Giants.
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Dick Donovan
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Ron Kline
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Whitey Ford
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Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Jim Wilson
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Sul
Rey Wins Western Amateur Championship Final
Sunday golfer James Billy Rey of Columbus Georgia defeated 1956 titleholder Mason Rudolph in the 36 hole final 3 and 2 to win the Western Amateur Championship in Delray Beach Florida.
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Fla
James ‘Billy Rey
Columbus, Ga
Mason Rudolph
Fire Danger High Across Larvi and Woodlands
Baltimore reports elevated fire danger despite recent snow and rain. The Department of Forests and Parks warns the threat will stay high with little rain forecast for five days, delaying spring planting for farmers.
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Department of Forests and Parke
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