Ted Williams Sidelined by Muscle as Red Sox Face Yankees
Ted Williams, aging star of the Red Sox, misses a Wednesday game against the Yankees at Fenway Park due to a pulled muscle and coaches from the bench. He had started the season strong with two home runs, while Boston struggles as a team. Separate notes mention Hal Moser’s Frederick Cadets turning Track into a focus, a list of new spring baseball coaching tricks, and players Dick Smith and the Keller brothers heading to minor leagues.
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Chevy Chase
Fred High School
Free Red Cross Swim Classes Announced for Frederick County
Registration for free Red Cross swimming lessons will be held May 4-5 at the Frederick County Red Cross office. The summer schedule covers Municipal Pool Baker Park with classes for beginners and intermediates, for both girls and boys, and includes specific times and ages. One parent must accompany the child to registration and a consent slip is required.
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Buckeystown aims higher in Tri County League revival
Buckeystown enters the Tri County League aiming to rebound after missing last season by one game to Yellow Springs. Manager Ralph Snyder touts a wave of new talent led by Bob Loup and Dick Rice, with Don Loun and Arthur Shook among returning standouts. Pitching, led by Harold Hargett and newcomer Joe Lenhart, will determine their fate as they kick off the Maryland State League schedule.
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Yelow Springs
Ralph
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Bob Rman
Bob ‘Loup
Dick and
Wilson Rice
Dennis Cahill
Joe Lenhart
Carlton Carey
Snyder
Cub
Don Loun
Arthur Shook
Hood Geisbert
Jack Lenhart
Bob Strailman
Don Dusherman
Roy Hilmer
Harold Hargett
Hargett
Bob Smyth
Maryland
Donny Loun
Tigers Rally Past Indians With Three Homers In Win
Rocky Colavito Norm Cash and Al Kaline homered as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 4 to sweep their two game series Kaline delivered a ninth inning homer the decisive run Tom Morgan earned the win with Don Mossi taking the loss Paul Foytack closed out the ninth inning in Detroit’s victory Scott Berra Tenn? noted in the box score and Willie Kaline had a key two run single in Tuesday’s opener to set up the win in the first game at Detroit Stadium Derby seats demand at Churchill Downs reach about 20000 with infield tickets still available on a first come basis ahead of the Kentucky Derby
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Norm Cash
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Tom Morgan
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Foytack
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Thomas
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Nixon
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Cash
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Churchil Downs
Russell Sweeney
Sweeney
Yanks Victims of Casale's Five-Hitter
Boston defeats New York 7-1 as Jerry Casale twirls a five hit gem aided by a two run double with bases loaded in the second inning. Turley Laboring, five runs and four hits allowed. Porous infield adds to Yankees woes in bone chilling breeze.
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Pirates whip Phillies as Law nets 2nd win
The Pirates beat the Phillies 4-2 behind Vernon Law who allowed only a sixth inning double by Pancho Herrera. Don Cardwell took the loss, dropping to 1-1, after Gomez and Cardwell surrendered six hits overall and Hoak homered for Pittsburgh.
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Vernon Law
Don Cardwell
Ruben Gomez
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Pancho Herrera
Philadelphia
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Dallas Woman's Open Golf Tournament Opens Play
Dallas Texas AP reports 27 touring pros and 13 amateurs tee off in the fifth annual $1,000 Dallas Women's Open at Glen Lakes Country Club. Notables include Fay Crocker as top money winner, Betsy Rawls and Patty Berg among entrants. wind concerns loom over the 6.23 percent yard layout as players brace for challenging conditions.
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Dallas Golf Today
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Mickey Wright
Wiffi Smith
Louie Suggs
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Betsy Rawls
Beaumont
Glen Lakes Country Club
Braves Loses Pennant After Dramatic Two-Game Playoff
In 1959 the Milwaukee Braves failed to win the National League pennant, losing a tight race to the Los Angeles Dodgers after a dramatic two-game playoff. A late August clash with the Cardinals featured a tense ninth inning as Don McMahon relieved Warren Spahn and faced Ken Boyer and a loaded lineup, prompting reader responses on managerial choices.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Si Lows
Cardinals
Senators Rally Past Giants 8-7 in extra innings
Washington scored four in the first two frames, Baltimore tied it, and Billy Gardner delivered a go ahead RBI single in the eighth. Gardner drove in Consolo with the decisive run as the Senators beat the Orioles 8 to 7 before 11,087 fans.
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Easy Ed Out Seymore Named Coach of St Louis Hawks
AP reports Paul Seymour was named coach of the St Louis Hawks, replacing Easy Ed Macauley who becomes general manager and vice president. Seymour, 32, signed a three year contract for about 20000 dollars per year, with Macauley’s promotion marking his first duty as Hawks general manager. Both men are 32.
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Hawks
Major League Standings Wide Update
American League standings show Detroit tied for first with 2 wins and 1 loss. Chicago and Washington follow, with Baltimore, New York, and Boston in pursuit. The day’s results include Detroit defeating Cleveland 6 to 4 and Boston stomping New York 7 to 1. Probable pitchers listed for several upcoming games include Garver, Shaw, Barber, Gabler, Monbouanelte, and Seago.
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McCormick Delivers Two Hit Shutout for Giants
Left-hander Mike McCormick pitched a two hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0, tying for the NL lead. Don Drisdale allowed one run and three strikeouts in a pitchers duel, while Blasingame drove in the lone run with a fifth inning bunt.
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Don Blasmgame
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Official bout pact to be signed today at Polo Grounds
New York AP reports Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson faced scrutiny as the State Athletic Commission reviewed their return heavyweight title bout contract. Signing planned for Thursday morning EST at the commission, with 30 percent share each of gate receipts and ancillary rights.
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Floyd Patterson
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Frederick High Meet Bows To Fairmont Heights Arundal
Frederick High faces Fairmont Heights and Arundel in a track meet at the Fred serics track beginning at 3 30 with running events at 4 p m. Notable sprinters and field athletes are listed in the cadet lineup as Poffenberger and Markoe headline event coverage.
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Fade Higkbotham
Gery Parrson Weyd
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Oreck Syreette Ayd
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Wayne Rinehart
Ray Page
Bill Pettenberser
Dill
Tom Hueting
Shet Pol
Dave Markee
Ray Morgan
le Diteus
High Burdies
Jerry Rees
Kenvil
Berecal Burdies
Jerry Ried
Ken Wik Bourn
Reds trounce Braves 10 5 in long late rally
Cincinnati Reds rally in the 10th, banishing Hutchinson and Billy Martin, to beat the Milwaukee Braves 10 5 after a tense game. McMillan drove in five runs with two homers and three hits as Cincinnati used 22 players in the decisive frame. Reds out hit Braves 14 to 13, with McMillan key in the late surge.
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FALSE TEETH LOSE A GAME NEVER
Danish club Ebeltoft protested after referee Henning Erikstrup searched for his lost teeth during a league match. While he hunted, Norager scored to tie 4-4, then the official canceled the goal and voided the tie, later awarding a 4-3 victory to Norager.
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