Middletown versus Brunswick baseball clash at Scheer Stadium
Middletown High School dropped its fourth consecutive game amid weak pitching and sloppy defense as Brunswick Railroaders won 28 to 5. Brunswick opened its County Scholastic season against Middletown and will face Emmitsburg varsity next Friday. coach Hal Moser praised depth, with freshman Weddie on the mound delivering solid innings.
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St Johns Edge Taneytown In Baseball Thriller
Taneytown defeated St Johns 21 to 7 in a high scoring affair at McCurdy Field. Taneytown pitchers held St Johns to multiple hits while the Braves offense racked up 21 runs, including a 400 foot double that cleared the outfield. The win solidifies Taneytown’s position in the standings behind Chicago and Middletown, with key hits from Nusbaum and Reed fueling the attack.
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New Fighter Gene Poiter Breaks Through on Boxing Card
Gene Poiter a 23 year old ex soldier from Niagara Falls New York fared well against Johnny Russo before stopping Bussa by knockout at 1 16 of the third round. Poiter a Korean War veteran weighed 144 pounds and earned his sixth straight win while Bussa suffered his first stoppage. De Marco era rivalries loom as Poiter eyes matchups with Basilio Vejar and other welterweights. Ted Brenner promises a May Parkway date and Milo Savage defeated Bob Boyd on the same program.
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Eusod
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Poiter
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Chicago
Bobby Boyd
St. Nicholas Arena
Frederick Hustlers Defeat New Market in 10-4 Victory
Frederick Hustlers beat New Market 10 to 4 at McCurdy Field on Sunday as pitchers showed strong form following workouts. New Market’s pitchers struggled and Mer. Stockman eyed warm weather to ready his club for Bealisville opener. The Hustlers plan a home opener next Sunday against Adamsville, with signings from Pony League graduates Lipps Phebus Summers Weddle and Ramsburg. Manager Angleberger has yet to name the opener lineup, aiming for an all lefty batting eight in most positions.
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Ashburn Collapses in Phillies Clubhouse
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Richie Ashburn, sidelined by a leg injury since spring, re injured his knee in a pre game warmup and collapsed in the clubhouse. He was rushed to Temple University Hospital for examination as doctors await full diagnosis.
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Temple University Hospital
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del Binnie
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Rame Richie
New York Giants
Savage Wins By Judges In Close Bout
Savage secured a victory as Milo dominated the later rounds. Judges Dave Stewart and Arte Schwarty scored for Savage 7-3 and 4-1 respectively, while referee Harry Ebbets tallied 6-3-1 in Savage’s favor according to AP card notes.
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Boyd
Telecast College Games Under National Plan
New York April 18 Officials announced seven national Saturday games and one Thanksgiving telecast under the 1953 NCAA plan, with three key dates open for regional telecasts. NBC holds national rights, with regional sales allowed. plan includes four Big Ten teams and three from the Pacific Coast amid objections from major conferences.
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Pirates Manager Remains Hopeful About Future
New York April 18 Pirates manager Fred Haney expressed optimism despite a rough start. He cited pitching by Bob Purkey and Ronnie Kline and noted only a few staff members likely figure in the future while acknowledging the team’s hitting struggles in opening games. Cancer mentions end the paragraph with a garbled line about American families.
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Hollywood
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Laurel Opens With Five Races Win in Capitol Handicap
Jockey Willie Hartack led Laurel's opening day showing in the first five races, then narrowly missed the Capitol Handicap win aboard First Served. The 23 year old star finished runner-up again as Brookfield Farms' Appeal faded, while 11,096 fans watched the program's seventh race. The day closed with Hartack not riding in the final eighth.
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Mahady
First Served
Tony DeSpirito
Yesterday's Stars Bat Indians 11 Athletics 9
Larry Doby belted a three run homer on a 3-2 pitch with two out in the ninth to lift the Cleveland Indians past the Kansas City Athletics 11-9. Whitey Ford earned his second Yankees win by limiting the Orioles to three singles in a 6-0 victory.
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Harry Byrd
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
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St. Lais Cardinals
Larry Doby
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Kansas City Athletics
Associated Press
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball results and schedules from the American League
The American League standings show Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Washington and Kansas City with varying records. Schedule notes highlight games at Kansas City Boston Washington and others with results and future matchups. The day includes yesterday's scores and tomorrow's early-evening games amid partial weather-impacted times.
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Murrow’s See It Now plots varied by plan and chance
Ed Murrow and Pred Friendly built three shows in advance on See It Now, with topics on book burning, cigarettes, cancer, and the atomic bomb story in Europe. An accidental Oppenheimer interview followed by Bohr. Submarine live work fell apart when the sea wrecked the signal, leaving Murrow with only the captain’s voice.
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Maryland and Hampden-Sydney Baseball Results Highlight Season Mix
Associated Press college results show Wm & Mary 6 Hampden-Sydney in baseball, plus Navy 12 Georgetown 4 and Western Maryland 5 North Carolina State 12 Maryland 3. Other outcomes include Tennessee loss, Wake Forest and West Virginia results, and track scores for Wm & Mary and Randolph-Macon.
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Former W and J Coach Day Dies at 62 in Washington Pa
Leroy E. Hank Day former Washington and Jefferson College football coach died at 62 after a long career with the W and J teams from 1932 to 1934 and a record of 19 wins 22 losses and 2 ties.
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