Kinder Holds Yankees Down 3-1 in Five-Hit Effort
Ellis Kinder pitched five-hit ball to beat the New York Yankees 3-1 for the Red Sox. Boston Gomez, Pepitone, and Piersall provided power with a Pepcio homer and two doubles by Piersall. Yankees managed a fourth-inning run on McDougald’s line drive and an error, while Lepcio added a later homer for Boston.
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Sammy White
Sockers
Piersall
Don Lenhardt
Vern Stephens
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al Dark
Don Mueller
Wes Westrum
Gene Conley
Braves
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dick Hoover
Ed Stathens
Walker Cooper
Bobby Cain
Bob Felter
St. Louis Brown
Cleveland Indians
Cain
Cleveland
Bobby Young
Luke Easter
Frederick High School Wins Fifth Straight Baseball Game
Frederick High School Cadets beat Martinsburg 6-2 at McCurdy Field to run their season win streak to five. Pitcher Billy Ward threw a one hitter, tied the game 2-2 after the first frame, and drove in a run with a third inning double as Frederick pulled away with big innings. Krantz Mullican Angieberger and Weddle contributed key hits and steals in a sharp team performance.
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Frederick High School
Hummel
Martinsburg High
McCurdy Field
Billy Ward
Martinsburg
W. Va
Weddle
Frederick
Krantz
Mullican
Angleberger
Martinsburg Ab. R. H. C. A. E. Netoskie
Lewis
Grubb
Shifflet
Allen
Hoover
Binker
Ol Baker
Barker
Frederick Ab. Rho
A. E. Krantz
Ward
Angelberger
Giles Fines Umpire Robb In NL Umpiring Row
Cincinnati April 23 National League president Warren C Giles fined umpire Douglas Scotty Robb after a late night set to with St Louis manager Eddie Stanky. Stanky fined 50 dollars for his part in the incident while shortstop Sally Hemus received 25 dollars. Robb’s punishment, the first benching of an NL umpire in 13 years, signals a new policy of public discipline in league affairs.
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Robb
Eddie Starky
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren C. Giles
Stanky
St. Louis
Ford Frick
Baseball
National
League
Giles
Shorstop
Sally Hemus
National League Yesterday's Results Overview
Yesterday results show rainouts for St Louis at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York defeated Boston 8 to 5. Today's schedule features Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago on the slate.
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Atedete
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Reynolds
Silvera, Houk
Kinder
Whi
R. H CE
Cleveland
St. Louis T
Feller
Tebbetts
Cain and
Philadelphia
Washington
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Detroit
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tia
Arcade Bowling League Thursday Night Standings
In THURSDAY NIGHT DIV results Jack's 2 Brown's 1 Falk's 3 Ceresville 0 Stup Texaco 2 May's 1 Ebert's 2 Farmers Co op 1 Weekly stats show high game by Schwearing 144 at Stup Texaco and high match by Ace Harper 361 for May's Grocery. Team highs go to Farmers Co op 574 and Falk's Grocery 1645.
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Falk's
Ceresville
Stup Texaco
May's
Ebert's
Farmers Co-op
Schwearing
Ace Harper
May's Grocery
Farmer's Co.op
Falk'’s Grocery
Pet
Texaco
Ceresville Motors U
City leaders urge youth extra time on city diamonds
Robert L. Smith and Mayor Rice ask older softball and baseball teams to share city diamonds with Little and Pony League youths until the Pony League opener on Wednesday. Youth groups hope for cooperation after the opener as pony games move to Frederick High School field. The eight teams will need the city fields this coming week, then lightened demand. Browns gain early lead as attendance soars at Sportsman's Park with 63,808 paying during four home dates. International League results list Montreal over Syracuse, and Baltimore over Springfield, with other scores.
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Recreation Commission
Rice
Bathhouse
Pony League
Frederick High School
Cityields
Browns
ST. Louis
Saigh to surrender control pending tax case stake
St Louis Cardinals owner Fred Saigh said he will leave the club’s active duties to top baseball officials while a tax evasion case is resolved. He was indicted by a federal grand jury on five counts accusing him of evading 49620 for 1946 to 1949. NBA playoff tension rose as the Knicks beat the Lakers 68 to 16 in New York to tie the series at three games each. The decisive game heads to Minneapolis Friday night.
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Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Max Zaslofsky
New York Knickerbockers
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Harkness Pavilion Hospital
Irvin
Rockies
Maine
22 Million Canines Are Big Business
New York profiling America's booming dog industry shows canine life as a lucrative career. From Dog Bath Club grooming to dog foods, leashes, medicines, and cemeteries, the sector appeals to all owners. The AKC lists 3.43 million pedigreed dogs with weekly intake. cockers, beagles, boxers, collies, and dachshunds dominate registrations.
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America
Fido
Park Avenue
Third Avenue
Glittering Park
AKC
Tvo
Pony League Opener On 30th
Frederick Pony League opens April 30 at Frederick High School with Crown Oil Grove Rotary Kiwanis clubs fielding rosters led by M J Grove and Crown Oil. Mayor Rice to pitch opening ball as 15 players per club and three adult leaders prepare for first games.
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Crown Oil
Frederick High School
C. Cyril Klein
Donald B. Rice
Hurls No Hit Game To Win
Brunswick shades Thurmont High 4-0 as Merriman no hits Thurmont with 12 strikeouts. Summers’ sharp fifth inning stop and throwout preserve the gem on the Railroad varsity diamond.
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Thurmont High School
Merriman
Summers
Storst
Andere
Brunswick AB
Thurmont i Spalding
R. Unger
M. Unger
Fraley
P . Shuff
C¢ Stitely
Bittner
Anders
Nf . Poyer
Miller
Thurmont
Lovelace
Lewis
Zimmerman
Smith
Moser
Fabulous Alaska fishing shown to Frederick County group
A 30 minute color film on Alaska fishing was shown to about 75 members and guests of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at Camp Kanawha after dinner. The Northwest To Alaska screening highlighted Northern Consolidated Airlines camps in Alaska's Valley of 10,000 Smokes and the various lakes and rivers teeming with rainbow and grayling and sockeye salmon.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Camp Kanawha
Northwest
Alaska
Northwest Airlines, Inc
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Seattle
Wash
Anchorage
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Edmonton
Canada
Northern Consolidated Airlines
Alaskan
Katmai National Monument
Brooks River
Coville Lake
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