Indians sweep doubleheader as Dodgers fall
The Cleveland Indians extended their winning streak to seven with a doubleheader sweep of the Detroit Tigers 2-7 and 2-7, while Sal Maglie pitched the New York Giants to a 6-0 win over the Dodgers. Bob Lemon allowed seven Tiger hits in the opener as Luke Easter homered to break a 2-2 tie. Al Rosen Homered in the second game as Cleveland also won. The Red Sox beat the Senators 6-3. Ned Garver pitched the Browns to an 8-0 win over the White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader at St. Louis, with Chicago taking the second game 10-2 after darkness halted play. The Yankees beat the Athletics 9-6, with Johnny Mize driving in four runs. Reds swept Pirates in a doubleheader 8-6 and 12-2, while Del Ennis starred for the Phillies in a doubleheader with the Braves. Cardinals beat Cubs 2-1 on Steve Bilko and Randy Jackson homers. Ennis tripled Willie Jones in the first game for a 2-1 Phils win. Braves won the second 2-1.
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St. Claire
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Local Golfers Score Victory in Maryland Team Matches
Frederick's Glenn Spencer and Theron Green led the local team to a 12 to 6 win over Hillendale of Baltimore in the opening round of the Maryland State Golf Association team matches. Pro Betschler led honors with a 76 while amateur partner Betschler shot 74. Frederick won four of six foursomes and captured decisive late rounds to seal the victory under Nassau scoring on a bright, windy day at the V. F. W. Country Club.
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Charles Betschler
Robert E. Jones
Spencer
Green
Pro Betschler
Mahion Rhodericks
John N. Bowers
Jack Cummings
William Carlile
Hillendale
Officials Voice Outcry Over Unfair Treatment in Sports
In Hot Springs Virginia on April 20 the National Association of Collegiate Commissioners condemned the unfair treatment of officials by coaches and spectators in football and basketball. The group urged fair play toward referees and noted the difficulty in recruiting and retaining capable officials nationwide. Victor O. Schmidt was elected president, succeeding Asa S. Bushnell who led the association for five years.
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Victor O. Schmidt
Pacific Coast Conference
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Asa S. Bushnell
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Frederick Tames Wamsville 14 9 in Exhibition Game
Frederick lost to Wamsville 14 to 9 in an exhibition Sunday. Samsville, with veteran moundsmen, defeated Frederick as the new State League teams prepare for opening. Frederick showed youth and potential bat prospects, while Tramsville's defense and pitching drew attention.
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Dorsey
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Frederick HS Takes Third At Handley Invitational
Frederick High School finished third among 17 teams at the Handley Invitational in Winchester Virginia. Ft Hill Maryland won with 65 points, Handley 47, Frederick 46, while Maryland and Virginia rivals led on the day. Scoring highlights included Krantz winning the 100 yard dash and a record 4x440 relay time by Frederick. Next up, Frederick travels to St James near Hagerstown for an eight team meet.
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Just In Time For Easter Mash Golden Airtimes Cars
Lawson Motor Sales presents a fine selection of nearly new cars just traded in. This week’s special includes a 4 door sedan with overdrive sun visor vent shield and other options. Market Street location with phone numbers for inquiries.
Gun Fit for You by Warren Page
Warren Page explains how most shooters adapt to standard shotgun stocks but notes many faces and necks require fit adjustments. He outlines measuring drop at comb and heel, and when to consider trimming or reshaping stock for better alignment and target break.
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Uncle Harry
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Results Yesterday Seniors Eight Pansoelpnia Boston
In yesterday's scoring, Boston defeated Philadelphia 11 to 6 while Washington fell to New York 2 to 0. Cleveland outpaced Detroit 7 to 5 and Chicago beat St. Louis 8 to 3 after the second game went seven innings due to darkness.
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
Five Heavyweight Bouts Schedule This Week
New York reports five heavyweight bouts on the week’s program with outdoor shows favored. Rocky Marciano returns for a spring campaign with Gino Buonvino in Providence as he trains for a potential September bout against the winner of Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezzard Charles.
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Brockton
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Belter
Unimpressive knockout in Triadelphia shocks Lee Davola
Murphy, in his third heavyweight appearance, previously challenged Joey Maxim for the light heavyweight crown. The report lists percentages for several clubs around Baltimore and Washington. Ancient note mentions gold and copper as early metals used by humans.
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Murphy
Joey Maxim
Baseball scores and night game schedule from today
Box scores list Brooklyn 11 New York 6 and Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 3 with other results. Evening games include New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eight teams eliminated in Maryland Nassau golf competition
In Baltimore on April 20 the Maryland State Golf Association reduced the field by half in the running three point Nassau best ball event. Eight clubs were eliminated as Prince Georges Country Club posted scores while winners advance to the quarter finals next Sunday and a point is awarded for the best nine holes and a third point for the lowest overall score.
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Maryland State Golf Association
Prince Georges Country Club
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