Dodgers Win In 16th Frame
Dodgers win 2-1 in 16 innings over the Boston Braves with Carl Furillo delivering a two out single to drive in Billy Cox. Lefty Warren Spahn pitched a complete game, but Furillo's only hit came in the 16th as Brooklyn endures a lengthy marathon.
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New York
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Furillo
Billy Cox
Warren Spahn
Boston
New York Giants
Cox
Clyde King
Brooklyn
Gene Mauch
Ed Miksis
Furilio
Spahn
Pee Wee Heese
Dodgers
Whett Gil Hodges
Braves
Joe Hatten
Ray Muller
Buddy Kerr
Hatten
Luis Marquez
Eto Palica
Palica
King
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andy Pafko
Hal Jeffcoat
Mel Queen
Bill Serena
Queen
Frank Hiller
Chicago
Lou Limmer
Yanks
Lou Brissie
Hank Wyse
Mickey Mantle
Vic Wertz
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Jer Ginsberg
Pat Mullin
Tigers
Phils
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
St. Louis
Barry Brecheen
Solly Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Brecheen
Redbirds
Connie Ryan
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Jocko Thompson
Big Jim Hearn
Brissie
Wyse
Tipton
Raschi
Berra
Detroit
Johnson
Fannin
Moss
Trout
Herbert
Ginsberg
Pittsburgh
McCullough
Hiller
Walker
Yer
Campanella
Hearn
Gettel
Westrum
Thompson
Wilbur
Cincinnati
Raffensberger
Wehmeier
Scheffing
Rice
Frederick High Finishes Fourth at Tri-State Track Meet
Frederick High School placed fourth among 17 teams at the Tri-State Interscholastic meet in Winchester Virginia. Handley led with 69 points, Fort Hill 53, Martinsburg 41, Frederick 29. Cadets earned top placements in multiple events and prepare for a dual with Berkeley Springs and an invitational at St. James in Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Winchester
Handley
Fort Hill
Martinsburg
Haugh
Ziglar
Butter
Angleberger
Butler
Hemby
Lenhart
Houck
Twentey
Krantz
Nothagle
Markoe
Rinehart
Frederick High
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Wll
St. James
Hagerstown
Maryland State League Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
The Maryland State League lists weekly games from April to August featuring Woodsboro, Mt. Airy, Woodbine, Brunswick, New Market, Ijamsville, Parksville, and others. Notable dates include June 17 All Star game and multiple crossovers like Woodsboro versus Mt. Airy and Pt of Rocks against New Market.
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Woodsboro
Samsville
Mt. Airy
Woodbine
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Liberty
New Market
Pt. of Rocks
Tramsville
Wamsville
Ijamsville
Yamsville
Roll Off Set For April 30 In Camp Derrick League
Roll off scheduled April 30 between the first and second half champions as Camp Derrick Ten Pin Bowling prepares for its world series. Senators clinched the second half title in a two straight wins rolloff over the Yankees after a 30-15 season. High scorers included Pvt Richard Rohrbach with 174 and 192 and Edward Sanger leading Yankees with 159. The Indians, Phillies, Athletics, Dodgers and others filled season standings as top averages and high games were noted, plus a May 24 handicap tournament at Arcade Alleys. A practice softball game featuring Senators tied to Baker Park’s bathhouse diamond at 6 pm was announced.
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Camp Derrick Ten Pin Bowling League
Senators
Yankees
Richard Rohrbsch
Phillies
Browns
Athletics
Dodgers
Indians
Orley R. Bourland
Albert Maxian
Harry Zimmerman, Jr
Adrian Leatherman
Rohrbach
Cliff Wamsley
Donald Lindahl
Bowland
Wigh
Braves
Camp Derrick
Howe
Ie Pet
Cubs
Keller
Pirates
Ted Beard
Potts- Giants
Burgh Nationals
George Myers
Uniteds
Wellsville Battered By Hagerstown In Exhibition
Wellsville Rockets were routed 12 to 0 by Hagerstown in an Interstate League exhibition at McCurdy Field. Hagerstown built a seven-run third inning as Wellsville managed only five singles and struck out 13 times. Two Wellsville players were released after the game, and Wellsville prepares for three more spring games before closing camp.
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Wellsville
Hagerstown
McCurdy
Rockets
Rocket
Cangano
Bernshein
Tusko
Saro
Stacca
Mgr
Walt van Grofski
Gagnan
Petrarre
Niagara Tails
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Chambersburg
William P. Larkins
Calored
McCurdy Field
Baltimore Bullets Sold For Fourth Time
Baltimore Bullets change hands again as Eddie Leonard and Jim Hazlip become the fourth owners since 1944. The sale to a 27 member group follows a season with a last place finish and delays pending NBA approval during a week of league meetings. Leonard assumes president with Hazelip as vice president and Robert Goldman as secretary.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Eddie Leonard
Sportsman
Jim Hazlip
NBA
Leonard
Hazelip
Robert Goldman
Robert P. Elmer, Jr
Bullets
R. C. Em Dry
Civic Sports of
Learn To Swim Campaign At Frederick Y For Young Boys
The Frederick Y M C A will run a four week learn to swim campaign in May for third and fourth graders in and around Frederick. Sessions occur on Saturday afternoons with a 50 cent registration fee and each boy provides his own towel. Open to non members, the program aims to teach basic swimming for summer safety rather than making skilled swimmers.
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Frederick ,Y
Washington Street
North Market Street
Parkway
St. John’s
Frederick
Local athlete draws big scholarship bids from Duke and Kentucky
Frederick teen David Kline Jr. 18, a pre med student and four sport standout at Charlotte Hall, receives offers from Duke for football and lacrosse, and Kentucky for basketball. He will visit Duke and Kentucky after school visits to other bidders while insisting on pre med studies and no physical education degree. His mother notes his aim is future medical practice, not athletics alone.
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David “Duxe
Kline, Jr
Frederick
Charlotte Hall
West South Street
Duke
Kentucky
Kline
University of Maryland
George Washington
Tulane
Syracuse
William and Mary
David Kline Sr
Frederick YMCA plans capital trip for boys group
The Frederick YMCA boys division is organizing a sight seeing trip to Washington for this Saturday. They aim to take 30 boys to the capital.
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Washington
Frederick Y. M. C. A
Capital
Y Club trips plan visits to national sites this Saturday
A bus will leave the Y at 10 on Saturday for a trip organized under Miss Ellen Sie man with student assistant Mach girl. Both trips will visit the national zoo Smithsonian Institution Capitol and other places with one guest allowed for each girl member.
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Alto
Ellen Sie
Health Center Mixed Teams Bowling Results
In the Health Center Bowling League matches on Wednesday the Tigers defeated the Dodgers 2 to 1 and the Phillies beat the Cards 2 to 1 while the Red Sox topped the Indians 2 to 1 and the Browns edged the Yankees 2 to 1.
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Health Center
Yankees
Indians
Browns
Red Sox
Dodgers
Tigers
Phillies
Sox
Local Duckpin Star Is Toppled From Lead
Charley Myers, local duckpin star, was toppled from the lead as the nation's all events champion in the National Duck Pin Congress tournament in Baltimore. Al Rush and Ed Lesniewski increased their totals to 1,228 apiece over the weekend, dropping Charley’s total to third.
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Charley Myers
Baltimore
al Rush
Ed Lesniewski
Charley's
Local bowling totals and results across divisions
Chauncey Cramer sits tenth with 431 in the men’s singles as Mike Concannon leads at 431. In doubles Rutkowski and Lesniewski top men’s with 851, Nat’l Beer tops teams at 2 01, and Lorraine Gull leads women’s singles at 431 with Wissman and Wargo 748 in doubles. Sena Recreation tops women’s teams with 1 843. Betty Covelly holds all-events at 1 151. Monday results list New York Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Washington Boston Chicago Cleveland and more from the clubs schedule.
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Myers
Chauncey Cramer
Mike Concannon
Torrington
Conn
Rutkowski
Lesniewski
Baltimore
Nat'l
Bob. Beer
Lorraine Gull
Washington
Wissman
Wargo
Norwalk
Sena Recreation
Waterbury
Betty Covelly
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
L. Pet
Uncle Miltie
Joseph J. Colando
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Morgan
Gladhill Furn
Landis Jewry
Barbers
Exide
Wachter Pi'ng
Landis Jew'ry
Landis Jewelry
Wachter
Landis
E. Bussard
Cramer
Cladhill Furn, Co
Glade Valley League
Pred
Ramsbury's
Farmers Supply
Lawson
Ox Co
Country Club
Ideal Garage
Bapgles
Walkersville
LeGore
Brookliyn
Charley Keller
Berry
Tiger
Souchack
Eagles
Lawson Motors
Fred. Co Pro
Ramsburg
Whitmore
Eyler
Richard AL. Diehl
USN
Lilian Annabell Diehl
Union Bridge
Fleet Air Wing Four
U.S. Naval Air Station
Whidbey Island
Wash
Reuben L. Zaske
H. E. Zaske
Box 667
Scappoose
Ore
U.S. Navy
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Poplar Lumber
Furnace Ford
Dickerson
Charles E. Smith
Thurmont, MD
Joe Reeder
Roy HH. Remsberg
Studebaker
America
Hillside Motor Company, Inc
West Fatrick ST
Eams
Pet. Tigers
Cards
ATL
R. Smith
J. Kline
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Airport
Frederick Street
Wailersville, Md
Davenport
Lehr
M. Glenn Hahn
Walkersville, MD
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Scotland Community Hall
Scotland
Jacob Gorgas
Kentucky Rifles
J. H. Johnston
John W. Hartman
Chambersburg,pa
A. Kleinfelter, JR
A. Kleinfelter, SR
Dean
Dann
Doan
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Wooldsboro
Zenith
Glenn Lenhart
Harry Trout
Emory Catshall
Ceresville
Fredquem Md
John E. Biddinger
Charles W Kintz
John W. Shawyer
Mary Frances Shawyer
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick County
Maryland
Ponton
West Fifth Street
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Frigndaire
John L. Ponter
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