Birds Down Nuts Yanks Tigers Win
Orioles defeat Senators 2 to 1 as Billy O'Dell protects win for Harshman. Brooks Robinson homers and stacks eight hits in 10 at bats against Washington this season. Yankees pound Red Sox 12 7 behind three triples and a homer as Sturdivant struggles. Tigers rout White Sox 8 2 with Hoeft’s strong start and Hegan’s double.
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Billy O'Dell
Jack Harshman
Baltimore
Senators
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Jerry Snyder
Ed Yost
O'Dea
Harshman
Ed Fitzgerald
Snyder
Roy Sievers
Jim Lemon Laaned
Norm Zauchin
al Pilarcik
Rocky Bridges
Bob’ Malkmus
Clint Courtney
Robinson
Yost
O'Dell
Triandos
Lumenti
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Clevenger
Pascual
Korcheck
Tigers
Chisox
Detroit
Bill Hoeft
Charlie
Jim Hegan
Hoeit
Billy Martin
Hegan
Bani
Sox
Hoeft
al Smith
Chicago
Winn
Moore
Lollar
Hegaz
Walkersville High Shows Fast Start In Baseball Season
Walkersville High School's baseball team, led by pitcher Dick Smith, opened with four straight wins. The Lions defeated Thurmont 14-6, Emmitsburg 13-1, Frederick County 17-2, and Tanevtown 4-? with notable pitching from seniors Smith and Cook and rising juniors Shelten and Dorsey guiding the mound. The team has allowed only 3 runs on 7 hits in 27 innings, with 57 strikeouts. They seek their fifth win in a home game vs St. John's at 3:30 Monday.
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Glade
Thurmont
Tanevtown
Emwitsburg
Frederick County
Dick Cook
Ed Shelten
Tommy Dorsey
Ronnie Smith
Isadore Troxell
Lions
St. John's
College Scores From AP Baseball and Other Games
Baseball results show Catholic U. 4 Mt St. Marys 3 and N C State 14 Maryland 2. West Virginia 6 W Va Wesleyan and Western Maryland 1. Georgetown 3 Washington and Lee 0. Duke at Virginia, North Carolina at Wake Forest postponed by rain. Navy 7 Georgetown DC 3. Golf Maryland 214 George Washington 542. Track Loyola Baltimore 67 Washington 35. American U 92 Towson 26. Hampden-Sydney 88 Washington & Lee 0. Overall, multiple cards note rain delays and postponed matches across several colleges and teams.
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Marvyland
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Clemson
South Carolina
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Loyola
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Towson
Hampden
Sydney
Washington & Lee
Detrick Volleyball Team Reaches Fourth in Army Tourney
The six man Detrick team made a strong showing at Fort Holabird in the Second Army double elimination event. They beat Arlington H.L. before losing to Fort Lee, then routed Columbus General Depot and Fort Monroe before being eliminated. Holabird won the title with a perfect record, while Detrick finished fourth behind Lee and Monroe. Representing the Comets were Emil Johnson Howard Cole Greg Andrichuck James Wells L J Demetroulakis Ottie J Dicker son and Leroy Huber.
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Howard Cole
Greg Andreichuck
James Wells
L. J. Deme Itroulakes
Ottie J. Dickerson
Leroy Huber
Baseball Results and Standings From Today's Games
The American League shows New York over Boston 12 to 7 and Detroit 5 Chicago 2. Standings list New York leading, with Kansas City close, followed by Detroit Washington Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston. Tonight's schedules include Chicago at Cleveland and New York at Washington with several other AL matchups.
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Orioles Open 18-Game Home Stand Against Yankees
The Orioles begin a long home stand next Friday hosting the American League champion New York Yankees in the opener of a four game weekend series. The stretch includes three Sunday doubleheaders April 27 May 4 and May 11 against the Yankees Tigers and Red Sox. Orioles pitchers Lees O Dell and Pa pas Harshman give the club solid mound work early in the season while Gene Woodling Jim Marshall and Al Pilarcik provide a stronger batting attack.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Memorial Stadium
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
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Orioles
Billy Lees
Billy O'Dell
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Bobby Shantz
Jost
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Conniel Johnson
O'Dell
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Jack Harshman
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Ures
Gene Woodling
Jim Marshall
al Pilarcik
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Daley
Cleveland
Bud Daley
Baltimore
Woodling
Williams
K.C
Arnold Porto
Carrero
Gus Triandos
Andi iBrooks Robinson
Triandos
Robingson
Lennie ‘Green
Bird
Cadets Score Third Victory at McCurdy Field
The Frederick High School Cadets earned their third win of the season by routing Charlotte Hall Military Academy 12 to 3 at McCurdy Field. Frederick pitchers walked 12, and Charlotte Hall used three wild pitches to aid the Cadets as Don Keller Buck Jones and Ron Engle led with key hits including Keller and Jones triple and Engle a key double. Frederick 12 runs came on 12 hits while Charlotte Hall managed three runs on 12 hits.
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Don Keller
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Ron Engle
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Gene Hummel
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ACC considers Virginia Tech entry to join in Greensboro
The Atlantic Coast Conference may vote May 3 2 in Greensboro N C on admitting Virginia Tech a former Southern Conference charter member. Virginia Wake Forest and Maryland pushed for ACC membership amid concerns over conference strength and facilities expansion at Virginia Tech.
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University of North Carolina
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Penn
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National League says New York club plan is dead
National League President War ren Giles said no new New York club is feasible at the moment after meetings with Ford Frick and Wil Harridge. The mayor's committee timing is tied to the All Star Game in July, with further talk expected at the league meeting.
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Warren Giles
National League
Mayors Committee
Giles
Ford Frick
American League
Wil Harridge
Terps Overwhelmed by NC State in ACC Baseball
North Carolina State's Wolfpack blanked Maryland 14-2 in College Park. Right-hander Jim Walch pitched six innings, Dick Hunter doubled and tripled with two on, and NC State converted Maryland's errors into runs as the Wolfpack improved to 8-3 overall and 4-3 in ACC play. Maryland slipped to 3-7 overall and 1-6 in conference games.
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Sox Seek Triandos in Bid for Triandos and Mossi
The Boston Red Sox bid on slugger Gus Triandos from Baltimore and lefty Don Mossi from Cleveland. GM Joe Cronin offered Tim Triandos who can catch or first base, plus six players by position. The Indians would add a young catcher to the deal.
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Gus Triandos
Cleveland
Don Mossi
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Re Sox
Timmy Triandos
Messi
Red Sox
Indians
Dodgers Top Indians as Cery Homers Twice in 9 6 Win
Stars report Bob Cery hits two homers including a inside the park shot and a three run blast in the seventh to lift the Dodgers to a 96 victory over the Indians. Podres and Labine combine for a four hit win with Labine yielding one single after Podres left with arm trouble in the seventh.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Val McLish
Cerv
Chico Carrasquel
Rocky Colavito
Bob Lemon
Woody Held
Hay Chili
Chuck Chard
Associated Press
Bob Cery
Athletics
Johnny Podres
Clem Labine
Dodgers
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