Majors Open In Splash Of Color
The 1950 baseball season opens with upsets and big rallies. The Yankees rally for a 15 10 win over the Red Sox after trailing 10 4 in Boston. Phillies shock Dodgers 9 3. Tigers beat Indians 7 6 in 10 innings in Cleveland. Braves beat Giants 11 4 at the Polo Grounds. Pirates downed by Cardinals 4 2 in St Louis. Balk rule creates calls in NL. five balks on opening day.
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New York
Boston
Fenway Park
New York Yankees
Tve Red Sox
Yankees
Dalton
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Dodgers
Detroit
Tigers
Bob Lemon
Indians
Cleveland
Johnny Lippen
Dick Kryhoski
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Sam Jethroe
Braves
Connie Bvean
Bob Eliott
Kent Thompson
Whiter Lockman
Giants
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry S. Truman
Mickey Harris
Rae Scarborough
Twe
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bob Asher
Cincinnati
Johnny Schmitz
Ken Raffensberger
Ken Wood
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Ned Garver
Bill Wight
Chicago
Ralph Pinell
Pat McGlothin
Bill Stewart
Agaist
Johnny, Schmitz
Dutch Leonard
Lee Ballanfant Ane
Kirby Higbe
Red Schoandienst
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
R.he
Hutchinson
Houttenan
Calvert
Robinson
Swift
Lemon
Flores
Hegan
Swing Your Partner Elbow Swing Step Described In Dance Lesson
The illustration shows a man and woman elbow swinging with variations for two men two ladies or mixed pairs. The caller instructs first couple out with an elbow swing then the secor al couple, or two gents two ladies, forming the basic hook right and whirl. Also included are baseball box scores referencing Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Boston New York Pittsburgh St Louis with listed pitchers batters and final counts.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York A
Pittsburgh
Night and day NL results and baseball notes
National League results list Detroit and Philadelphia in earlier scores, with late-night games featuring Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Night games include Detroit over Cleveland and Washington over Philadelphia, plus New York at Boston.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Frederick High School Dominates First Field Meet
Frederick High School athletes won their season opener beating Catersville 127 to 46 amid a busy meet plan. Cadets showcased strong relay times and field events with standout performances in the 880 yard sweep and discus, as coaches eye new events ahead at Winchester Invitational.
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Frederick High School
Catersville
Jim Fraser
Winchester
Handley
Frederick Fort Hill
Aliecany Haigh
Cimberland
Martinsburg
W Va
Harrisonburg
Wagner
Ziegler Rinehart
Haugh
Frederick
Big Lenhart
Hareett
Brown
Ross
Hahn
Cante tsnUs
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Namagie
Friyz
Burgee
Vickman
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Rippeon
Mile Yun
Alant
Tao
Crummin
Wight of
Frederickh High
Mall
Creeger
Clemsen
Freder
Cam
Demins
Ross Nove
Frit
Treryar
Smith UF
Uienes Hargett
Nee
Zingenfuss
Ringhat
Smith
Hilgartner
Notnagle
Markoe
Shipley
Brennan
Hilsartner
Truman Lees Senators Win Washington Opening Day
The Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 7 in the season opener as five first inning runs put Washington ahead. Gil Coan and Pete Suder homered for the visitors and Ed Yost drove in two for the Senators, while Ray Scarborough struggled after a strong start.
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Washington
Washington Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Chang
Gil Coan
Philadelphia
Pete Suder
Mr. Trumat
Senators
Coan
Sam Dente
Noren
Ed Robinson
Carl Schiebe
Bobby Shantz
Eddie Stewart
Sam Chapman
Eddie Yost
Scarborough
Ray Scarborough
Bob Dillinger
Chapman
Suder
A’s
Social Etiquette and Plant Chemotherapy Basics
A misread social scene notes a friend introducing her mother to a young woman with the younger remaining seated while the elder stands. The note adds a guideline that women need not rise to greet other women unless the other is significantly older. It also explains plant culture chemotherapy as applying disease-killing chemicals to soil so plants absorb them through roots.
Baseballs bold odds on pennant picks in 1948 race
New York sports editor Harry Grayson surveys the 1948 pennant chase with picks across clubs including Detroit Philadelphia Boston New York St Louis Cincinnati Washington Chicago and Cleveland. He weighs Tigers changes at infield and Red Rolfe’s outfield while noting Yankees depth pitching and DiMaggio’s knee trouble as factors shaping the season outlook.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Joe McCarthy
Joe Page
Yankees
Joe DiMagere
Tom Henrich
Rizzuto
Coleman
Prosent Schoeled
Boacha H
DiMaggio
Henrich
Luke Foster
Indians
Baseball outlook from 1949 season previews
The column compares teams and players affecting pennant chances. It cites Athletics and Indians as top threats with Mark Cone and Bob Dillinger cited. Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, Giants receive notes on aging, pitching, and lineup strengths. The piece previews who may lead to a late stretch and finish strong heading toward the season.
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Clevelanders
Athletics
Tribe
Bob Dillinger
Brooklyn
Hobby Morgan
Dodgers
Cardinals
Aleady
Brooks
Stan Musial
Eddie Wattkus
Dick Sisler
Johnny Sain
Braves
Giants
AMVETS Baseball Practice Set Despite Snow and Darkness
On April 19 the AMVETS softball team will hold a practice at 8 p.m. on the State Park diamond after delays from snow and darkness. Chairman Cy Young says rosters are being examined for talent and only AMVETS members may play. The session marks the first of semi weekly workouts on Wednesdays and Fridays ahead of Civic Softball League play. Also noted, oil from giant turtles has been refined for cosmetics.
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Amvets
Statey Park Diamond
Chm
Cy Young
Young
Tonneght
Young Sare
Rifle Team Matches Highlight Local Pioneers Competition
Frederick Rifle Club members fielded three five man squads on the primary range with high scores. The Pioneers led by Shipley claimed top honors, Olea Leou 328 and Ce Al 7311 Civilians trailed, while only three shooters posted no total.
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Joe Haynes
Connie
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Pop Goes the Weasel
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Markell & Ford
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Truman Lees
Maury Asey
Daniel Loughran Co., Inc
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Don Kolloway
Gerry Priddy
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Red Rolfe
Baceman
George Kell
Setlé Oda Brederick Fy Williamson
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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Frederick, Md
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H. B. Duvall
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
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Monrovia Supply CO
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Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Buckerstown
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Waukesha
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Hillsboro-Queen Anne Marketing Cooperative, Inc
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