Frederick High Wins Opening Baseball Game 14 4
Frederick High School opened the 1951 baseball season with a 14 to 4 win over Charlotte Hall at McCurdy Field in cold weather. Cadets fans and band led a pregame national anthem as Superintendent Pruitt and Principal Smith watched. Dorsey struck out 12 for Frederick while Sexton struggled for Charlotte Hall in the bottom of the second. Dailey and Weddle sparked a big fourth inning surge, Dailey driving in runs with doubles and singles. Frederick hosts Williamsport Friday at 2 p m.
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National League Results On Tuesday Matches
The Philadelphia team defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 in New York. Boston routed Pittsburgh 0 to 5. Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 3 in Cincinnati.
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Brunswick Defeats Harpers Ferry 16-4 in baseball game
Brunswick overpower Harpers Ferry 16 to 4 as Keyser earns the win over Staub. Snoots leads with three base hits including a triple, while Lovelace Cunningham and others contribute. Keyser swipes bases and a late defensive miscues keep the pace brisk. time 2:05. umpire Phillips Gaither.
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Snead Drives Ball Over Wrigley Centerfield Scoreboard
Chicago April 17 Sammy Snead settled a long standing argument by driving a golf ball from home plate over the Wrigley Field centerfield scoreboard. He used a No 2 iron after striking the board with a No 4 iron carrying an estimated 175 yards. Snead, in town for a hand examination, said the break was mending but hand exercises were needed. Liberty Club to hold tryouts and practice Sunday at Libertytown High School under new manager Clarence Myers with a planned game against New Windsor Athletic Club.
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Yanks and Phils Open 1951 Season in Cold Opener
The 1951 baseball season began amid cold weather and low attendances as the Yankees and Phillies won openers. Vic Raschi pitched New York to a 6-0 win over Boston, while Robin Roberts led Philadelphia to a 3-2 victory over Brooklyn. Other results included Larry Jansen and the Giants defeating the Braves 4-0 in Boston, and Cleveland beating Detroit 2-1 at Detroit.
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Pirates rally past Cardinals in late scoring shakeup
The Pirates overcame a three-run deficit to beat the Cardinals. Murry Dickson delivered a homer and single, Bill Werle supported with help, Wally Westlake homered for the decisive run, and Dee Fondy paced the Cubs with four RBIs including a bases-loaded triple in his first major league at bat. Frank Hiller won, Mickey Grasso hit a three-run homer, Conrado Marrero tossed seven strong for a 6 1 victory. No clear clearance likely. Secretary Acheson doubts MacArthur will seek State Department clearance for his congressional speech.
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Caruso Not Rehired by Mount St Marys After Dispute
Emmitsburg April 17. Caruso, ex-basketball coach at Mount St Marys College, was fired ten days earlier and later told he might be reinstated. The Athletic Council held a meeting the night before and reaffirmed the April 7 decision to drop him over a policy disagreement linked to scheduling a post season game with the Cumberland Spas without college sanction or knowledge. Father Berry, council secretary, stated there has been no change in that decision. Caruso, who arrived from St Peter’s College, led Mount St Marys to the Mason-Dixon title and a Catholic Invitational semifinal. He commented he could not understand the situation. Athletic moderator Father Michael J. Kennedy cited the post-season game arrangement as the reason for dismissal.
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American League Results and Tonight's Schedule
Yesterday New York defeated Boston 5 0 Cleveland beat Detroit 2 1 Chicago routed St Louis 17 3 Washington beat Philadelphia 6 1 Tonight Boston vs New York Washington vs Philadelphia Chicago vs St Louis Cleveland vs Detroit Night game on slate with multiple matchups listed.
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Mt Airy Upsets Walkersville 5-2 In Baseball Opener
Mt Airy High School upset Walkersville 5-2 on the Glade diamond in the season opener. Bell was the losing pitcher, relieved by Clem after Mt Airy scored three runs in the third. Overholtzer drove in Jennings and Watkins, who reached on walks issued by Bell, and Overholtzer scored on an error. Walkersville pitcher allowed seven walks while retiring three visitors via strikeouts.
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Mt Airy Faces Sykesville After Split With Walkersville
Mt Airy pitchers and timely hitting powered a split with Walkersville as Lav w man delivered the only extra-base hit and Mt Airy came up short in a later game. The team next travels to Sykesville High Thursday afternoon for another contest. Baltimore topped Western Maryland 10 2 in an opening Mason Dixon Conference game with Fred Gebhardt pitching eight innings and Western Maryland misfiring.
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