Orioles Top Senators 3 to 1 In Pabmas Debut Win
Baltimore took a 3 1 victory as Milt Pappas won in his 1959 debut. Gere Woodling drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth after Willie Tasby and Gus Triandos contributed earlier. Washington's runs came in the second inning on walks and a costly error.
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Baltimore
Gere Woodheg
Baltimore Oroles
Ashington Senators
Woodhieg
Willie Tasby
Milt Pappas
Tasby
Washington
Dick Hyde
Bill Fischer
Wile
Bob Nieman
Gus Triandos
Woodling
Jim Fan
al Pilarcik
Senators
Hyde
Pappas
Norm Zauchin
Harmon Hillibrew
Ken Aspromonte
Zauchin
Hillibrew
Fischer
Aspromonte
Nieman
Triandos
Orioles
Beg
Jim Finigan
Olx
J. W. Porter
L— Orde
Derby Flavor In Three Races At Jamaica And Chesapeake
Three major prep races drew Derby contenders with First Landing top in the Wood Memorial at Jamaica and Finnegan and Royal Orbit aiming for the Chesapeake Stakes. Other Derby eligibles include Cedar Brook Festival Ring Rice Tesio and Pen Bolero among 38th Chesapeake entrants. NHL Playoffs open with Toronto at Montreal as Montreal leads 3 1.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Jamaica
C. T. Chenery
CBS
Neil S. MacCarthy
Finnegan
Braunstein Estate
Royal Orbit
First Landing
Eddie Arcaro
New York
Brookfield Farms
Eikcam
Open View
Chesapeake
Finegan
Kentucky
Tomy Lee
Taaforan
Ada L. Rice
Thel Bnardaie Farm
C. B
Lalrel
Rice
Cedar Brook
C. B. Fischbach
Briardale Farm
Nne
Ben Cohen
Cockfield Stable
Nimmer
H.C
Pen Bolero
Totel
Fen Bolero
Sports Show Nears End With Archery and Prizes
The second annual Western Maryland Sports Show wraps up today with a noon sports car display and a 2:39 p.m archery contest in the tent outside the main exhibition hall. Ann LeGore of Woodsboro and Main of Frederick headline the women’s archery and match against Woodsboro and Tuscarora teams. Maryland archers from Patapsco and 18 other clubs compete, with Bailey Goss hosting ceremonies and awarding multiple prizes including a $100 rifle to Trooper John W. Crour and various gifts from Sears Roebuck, Kaempf and Harris, and Hilmer Roelke.
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Western Maryland
Nail
Fourdrounds
Ann LeGore
Woodsboro
Marsland
e@ Main
Frederick
Last Ear
Tuscarora
Maryland
Patapsco
Bézewater
Meade
Hargerstoun
E Harwell
Baltimore Orioles
Cereday
Exchange Club
Bailey Goss
Baltimore
John W. Crour
Mount Airy
Kaempf and
Harris
Frederick City
Russell Potts
West South Street
Meys Hardware
Janet Wastler
North Market Street
Hilmer-Roelke
Betty Hoffman
Route 4
Boston brass shows no bones about being written
Between You'n Me offers a mosaic of baseball and football snippets. It references Jackie Jensen, Robin Roberts, Bob Carpenter, the Dodgers, and notes on players like Tom Landry, Ryne Duren, Hank Aaron, Chico Fernandez, and pro football moves. The column blends anecdotes, quotes, and speculative theater around 1950s era sports figures.
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Boston Brass
Jackie
Jensen
Bosoxer
Arizona
Red Sox
Texas
Philly
Bob Carpenter
Robin Hoberts
Dodgers
Buzzy Bavasi
Brandt Rickey
Ahatma
Jim Bexes
Henry Stram
Terry Brennan
Notre
Miami
Coral Gables
Terry
Theittle
Jane
Big Brother
New York
Tom Landry
Dallas
Ryne Duren
Remem
Bers
Henry Aaron
Pat
Parrish
Panama City
Fla
Braves
Phil
Chico Fernandez
Havana
Chico
Fidel Castro
Carey
Billy Howton
Packers
Gene Gedman
Lions
Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Bobby Layne
Steelers
Heart of Maryland Loop Sets Schedule
The Heart of Maryland League held its last meeting before a schedule starts April 26 with five teams. Mt Airy and Mt Lena left. Liberty fills Mt Lena, but Mt Airy finds no replacement. The season runs with one idle team every fourth week and includes games in Harmony Taylorstown Frederick Liberty Knoxville and other towns through August with one open date.
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Heart of Maryland
Mr. Airy
Mr. Lena
Liberty
Mt. Lena
Mt. Airy
Harmony Taylorstown
Frederick Libertytown
Harmony
Taylorstown
Frederick
Liberty Knoxville
Knoxville
Federick NS
Liberty Taylorstown
Jones Taylorstown
Harmony Liberty
Frederick Knoxville
Frederick Taylorstown
Liberty Harmony
Frederick Liberty
Liberty & Harmony Taylorstown
Liberty Taxstorstown
Major League stars shine in late-season baseball action
Tom Brewer of the Red Sox allowed five singles and two walks while fanning five for a 4-0 win over the Yankees, closing with 15 straight retired. Norm Cash hit a three run homer in a 6-5 White Sox victory over Detroit while Jim Quinn and Mayo Smith discuss Reds Braves and Phillies positioning.
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Chisox
Tigers
Chicago
Jim Rivera
Detroit
Frida Rivera
White Sox
Norm Cash
Eddie Yost
al Kahne
Rodolfo Arias
Harvey Kuenn
Johnny Groth
Dick Donovan
Ray Narleski
Frank Lary
Don Morgan
Ghi
Lary
Morgan
Narieski
Berberer
Wilson
Donovan
Arias
Lown
Lollar
W—Arias
L— Ski
Yosi
Kaline
Cash
Boston
Tommy Brewer
New York Yankees
Brewer
Yankees
Bob Turley
Gene Stephens
Yanks
Jackie Jensen
New York
Turley
Monroe
Berra
Breprer
White
L—Turler
Associated Press
Tom Brewer
Red Sox
Tiger
Phillie
Mayo Smith
Reds
Philly
John Quinn
Braves
Navy seeks successor to Erdelatz as coach
Annapolis athletics chief Slade Cutter said Navy hopes to name a new head football coach within a week after Eddie Erdelatz resigned on April 8 for personal reasons ending a nine year term. Several applications were received and assistants may stay. a five captains committee screens candidates for recommendation to Admiral Melson.
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Annapolis AP
Capi Slade Cutter
Naval Academy
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Cutter
Erdelatz
Ernie Jorge
Wayne Hardin
Steve Bilichick
Dick Duden
Annapolis Insurance
Athletic Association
Faculty Athletic Council
Adm
Charles L. Melson
Maryland Beats Georgetown In Col lege Park
Maryland overcame an early deficit to defeat Georgetown 8 to 6 as both teams committed numerous errors. George Shaffer pitched five scoreless innings after relieving, allowing two unearned runs, while Maryland built a late lead and held on.
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College Park
Maryland
Georgetown
Joss
Marylands
George Shaffer
Baltimore Poly
iTuns
Jack Rodgers
Paul Solomon
Bill Moore
Terps
Cooper
Marland
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Friday Scores
The standings show Cleveland and Chicago leading the pack with Boston and New York close behind. Friday results include Cleveland 4 Kansas City 3 and New York 6 Chicago 6, with other half dozen games reported and several future matchups listed for Saturday and Sunday.
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NEW York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Law
Buhl
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cardwell
Newcombe
St. Louis
San Francisco
McDaniel
Sanfords
Chicago
Los Angeles
Hillman
McDevitt
Boston
Maas
Bows
W. L. Pei
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit Ei
Ersalis
Detroi
Detroit
Clevelan
Bay
L. Pet GB
Cincmnati
Phiadelphia
Louis
Sttsburgh
Todelphia
St. Loews
Chicazo
Frederick JV wackmen top lane in sixth round win over MSD
In a sixth round match at Hollywood Legion Stadium, Frederick JV defeated MSD 64 to 11 in a technical knockout after referee Mushy Callahan halted the bout when Russo’s eye was nearly closed. Lane scored decisive early damage as Busso’s eye swelled shut. the fight ends with Lane seeking another title shot and Busso left with a badly bruised eye.
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Javvees
Busso
MSD
Frederick
Hollywood
Kenny Lazebaton
Muskegon
Mich
Geast
Maryland
School For the
Sam Marrone
Ray Page
Wayne
Johnny Busso
New Rinehart
Ken Moberly
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Hollywood Legion Stadium Fri- Grove and Ellis McDonouds
McGee
Marrone
Pitman
Page
Kens
MeGee
Butts
Grove
Bartee
Kington
Lawrence
Brenneman
Bowers
Wilson
Hinehart
Price
King
Lane
Mushy Callahan
Russo
Southpaw
Joe Brown
Tricounty League Sunday Baseball Schedule
The Sunday schedule lists games starting at 2 PM with Germantown versus Doubs Remus versus Walkersville Buckeystown at Lewis Middletown at Lovettsville Smith Yellow Springs at Creagerstown Garber Bolivar at Broad Run Cole Tennis Bridgewater V2.6 Towson Aid Maryland. Maryland 7 South Carolina 2.
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Tricounty League
Germantown
Doubs
Remus Walkersville
Buckeystown
Lewis Middletown
Lovettsville
Smith - Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Garber Bolivar
Broad Run
Cole
Bridgewater
Towson Aid
Maryland
South Carolina
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Phils
Harry Anderson
Willie Jones
Ray Semproch
Ruben Gomez
Gomez
Hal Jeffcoat
Redieg
Brooks Lawrence
Tom Acker
Semproch
W Thomas
Acker
Schmid
Jeffcont
Indians
Athletics
Hal Smith
Cleveland Indians
Letice
Haréy
Dr Brodowski
Brodowski
Gary Bell
Winter Herzog
Roger Maris
Smithoff Bell
A’s
Kansas Cry
Colman
Gorman
Daley
House Bell
Nixon
Neragon
W— i—Daley
Heraog
Mams
Smith
Power
Pirates
Haddén
Burgess
Rush
McMahon
Pyarro
Crandat
Clemente
Baker, Esler and Meres
Cubs
Biston R. Traces
Robert L. Bowers
MP. Airy
Airy
Taneytown
Warfield
Ong
Bowlus
D. Poole
Hail
Ridgely
R. H. E. Taneytown
Green
Eyler
Baumgardner
Poole
Germantown-Doubs
Point of Reeks
Point of Rocks
Toronto
Montreal
Pape
Freda Eigenbrode
The
Exchangettes
Exchange
Kennedy Studio Club
Frederick Fairgrounds
Heart of Maryland ‘Loop
J & H Sports
South Market St
Jefferson
Jeferson Baseball Club
O.U A.M
Spaulding Garage
DeSoto
Plymouth
U.S. 144
Poplar Springs
Burall
E. Pat
King Peat
Bory Teron
Nirem Mercury
Mercury
Eaay
Assoc
Lentz
Rinehart
Diehl
McDonough
Krantz
McKensie
Frederick Democrat
City Tavern
Baker Park
Democrats
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil CO
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