Opening Day Draws Huge crowds as MLB Season Opens
Opening day attendance hits 192 855 across major leagues with 39 000 at the Polo Grounds for the Giants win over the Bees 13 1. Cubs top Reds 8 7 in Cincinnati as other cities report large turnouts and multiple games.
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Complete Boxing Card To Be Released Friday
Detroit and Pittsburgh amateur champions will clash at Bernie's Arena on April 29. Jack Lipps and Lee Lipps announce the full card, with six weight classes including 126 135 347 160 and 180 pound bouts. Detroit Golden Gloves champion John Cronin and others will headline two six pounders, with a five round main event possible. Reserve seats are selling fast and an extra hundred general admission seats may be released for fight night.
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Frederick County Public Schools Track Meet Set for May 27
The twenty fourth annual Frederick county public schools track and field meet will be held at Grounds on Friday May 27 under the auspices of the State Education Department. Changes include eliminations of longer events and added girls events. A large participation increase is forecast with new shore championships replacing the state meet in Baltimore.
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Barons End Spring Training With Strenuous Tuesday Drill
The Wilkes-Barre Barons of the Eastern League completed a tough Tuesday workout at McCord Field as Manager Mike McNally pushed players through noon batting practice and four o'clock drills. Rookie Tony Ziatti was released, while Speed Williams finalized plans for the team’s Thursday home departure and a final workout before their trip on a special Blue Ridge Lines bus.
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Postseason Rifle Match: Frederick Club Defeats Marine Reserves
Frederick Rifle Club defeats Marine Corps Reserves Scouting Squadron Three at Frederick armory indoor range by 46 points. Kinsey, noted for his nationwide rifle renown, posts the highest score for both teams. Scores follow.
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Four-Club City Speedball League Formed At City Hall
A multi club speedball league organized at City Hall Tuesday elected Clifford Hammer Doll as president with Rupert Lihen as vice president and Charles Bell as secretary. A heavy balance reported from feasts, season opens Slay 3 with DeMolay versus Hosiery. A 30 game schedule set, 6 oclock start. Umpire rules and practice plans announced.
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American League Yesterday's Results in New York
Baseball scores from New York show Boston tied with Louis at St Louis, Cleveland, Philadelphia visiting Washington, Chicago and Detroit among clubs with scheduling noted. Indicates several games completed or upcoming with St. Louis at Cleveland and Washington visit.
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National League standings and today’s games
National League resumé shows New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia with no games played yet. Today’s schedule lists Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Boston at New York.
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