Birds Tigers Are Winners in Doubleheader Showdown
Ned Garver pitched a six hitter for Detroit in a 6 1 win over Cleveland after the Tigers exploded for a five run first inning. Joe Coleman weathered a tough 10 inning 3-1 victory over Chicago as Vern Stephens ruined a shutout with a homer in the eighth. Baltimore defeated Chicago 2-1 in ten as Ray Adumann and Coleman drove the runs. Washington rallied for four seventh inning runs to top Boston 7 6. Jackie Robinson sparked Brooklyn past Pittsburgh 6 5 in 13 innings. Cubs crushed Reds 10 8 behind Randy Jackson four hits and a homer. Milwaukee added a pitching helper checkerboard to aid Chet Nichols. Western Maryland beat Mount St. Mary’s 66 58 in a rainy track meet. Butler led Western Maryland with 14 points.
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Hustlers Open Sunday With Fresh Pitching and Power
Frederick Hustlers fortify rotation with four pitchers and add Tony and Buzz Wagner for power at the plate as they open the Maryland State League schedule Sunday at Siamsville at 2 o clock. New additions Nick Mircano Ronnie Tyergar and others join returning players in a bid to improve on last year.
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Sonny Krantz
Hustler
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Hustlers
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Johnny White
Detrick Ace
Taneytown Hich Scores Easy Win in Tri-Co League opener
Taneytown routed New Windsor 31 to 5 at the Taneytown High diamond as coach Chuck Ecker used a wide bench. Middletown and Creagerstown loom as top contenders while other Tri-Co teams begin play with 2:15 to 2:45 starts and umpire assignments announced.
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Broad Run
Walkersville
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Lander
Middletown
Pfeiffer
Walsh
Knott
George
Jed Black Extends Win Streak With 27th Triumph
Jed Black, a Michigan State graduate and stable mate of Chben Daveys, extended his unbeaten run to 27 by winning a split 10 round decision over Joey Klein at St Nicholas Arena. Black weighed 144 1/2 pounds, Klein 145 1/2, as Black used a sharp uppercut to edge Klein in a close bout before about 2,100 fans and an estimated 3 401 dollars in take.
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Jed Black
Chben Daveys
Joey Klein
St. Nicholas ‘Arena
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Klein
Michigan State
Charley Shartell
Harry Kessler
Harold Barnes
Movie Queen Rita Hayworth's children placed in court custody
White Plains report says Rita Hayworth and her two girls Yasmin Khan and Rebecca Wells were taken into protective custody after a neglect complaint. A hearing was set for Tuesday. Hayworth and Dick Haymes had been on a Florida vacation with governess Mrs Dorothy Chambers. The case is handled by Westchester County Children’s Court with Sheriff and judge involved and no details released.
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Sty Khan
Aga Khan
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Westchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Dorothy Chambers
White Plaine
George W. Smyth
Cubs Beat Reds as Garver Wins Again in Nine
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press notes Randy Jackson, Chi Cacao Cubs hitter, six singles in five trips, lifting the Cubs to a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. Ned Garver earned his second straight win, with Cleveland defeating Detroit 6-1 on six hits.
Wood Memorial At Jamaica Today
California bred Correlations and Fisherman lead a strong Derby field in the 30th Wood Memorial at Jamaica tomorrow with about 86 000 dollars on the line and Derby implications. Ogden Phipps Privacy rides as Eddie Arcaro seeks his sixth Wood victory while Fisherman eyes Derby favorability with Headley Woodhouse aboard and Willie Shoemaker riding Correlation in a Gotham winners form.
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Wood
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Joe W. Brown
Mel Leavitt
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Greentree Stabble
Palm Tree
King Ranch
High Gun
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Willie Shoemaker
Goyama
Radio Program Roundup Broadcast Guide
A dense list of Sunday programs and time slots across CBS WPMD SBC NBA ABC WMAL and other networks. Programs include Space Patrol Overseas Report Farm News Bandstand USA Read Show Sunday Serenade The Shadow and NBC Symphony with a mix of music dramas talk and variety segments featuring Dr. Roberts Dr. Wyatt and Billy Graham among others.
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ABC
Abe Abarm
Mbs
Ranch Bay
Abe
Hollywood
Cs Bandstand
Sacirda
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Cuneye
Dr. Roberts
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Hasedall
Touth
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Abe Marine Band
Billy Graham
Abe Music
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World Today
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Ohare
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Ebs
Abe Ick Carter
Tims
NBC Symphony
Miss Brooks
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Don Cornell
Mba
Jack Benny
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Theater Royal
Abe Amos
Andy
Dhs
Abe Chamber Music
Garrowa Anday
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Tipew Maen Ote
Music Hall
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My Little
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Enchanted
Lionel Barrymore
W. Winchell
Broadecast
Edgar Bergen
Obs
Elmer Devis
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Nets
Television Listings and Giants Game Delayed by Rain
A fragmentary TV schedule lists programs in EDT with many misread titles, followed by a report that the New York Giants called off a game against the Philadelphia Phillies due to rain. The game was rescheduled as a doubleheader for Sunday at 2:01 p.m. EST, marking the third rain delay this season.
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New York Giants
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Giants
Amateur Tennis Faces Long Odds for Davis Cup Return
A 1954 Official Tennis Yearbook preview highlights deep talent gaps in the United States. Top stars Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas show fading prospects for a two man Davis Cup bid, with few promising youngsters beyond them. The piece notes aging veterans and scant depth in the American roster for the challenger round.
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Ken Rosewall
Art Larsen
Forest Hills
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Straight Clark
Ham Richardson
Bernard Bartzen
Tom Brown Jr
Noel Brown Jr
Grant Golden
Baseball Standings and Schedule Inform Quick Update
Baseball standings show Detroit and Philadelphia tied with 5 3 records in the American League and Brooklyn and St Louis leading the National League. Tonight's schedule features Philadelphia at New York and Baltimore at Chicago among others with several games carrying afternoon or evening times.
Ballenger Promises Action On Diamond
Ballenger nine promises plenty of action in County Softball League openers at E Baker Park Sunday at 2 p.m. The doubleheader marks Ballenger’s 17th year in the circuit with Dorsey F Shipley to throw out the first ball. Veterans from the 1953 team loom large as starters. Easterday may use Blank and Shafer as pitchers. Bartonsville shows improvement adding Chester Blank Vic Masser and Baker. Werking hopes revamped lineup defeats defending champs. Ballenger signs Roland Cline to reshaped roster. New incentive plan will share prize money by wins in County League play.
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League Leaders Derrick Bowling League MEN S TEN PIN DIY
The Associated Press reports American League batting leaders Glynn Cleveland .444 and others like Stephens Baltimore and Jenson Boston among top hitters. Pitching leaders include Pillette Baltimore and Spahn Milwaukee with notable strikeout marks. The piece also notes Derby-related horse news with Greentree Stable’s Matarajah declared out after Belmont Park trial.
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Weekly bowling and baseball stats and playoffs update
High individual averages list Wamsley Bourland Kennedy Kanede Remus and high game and set leaders. Playoffs set Senators versus Braves with game at Arcade Bowling Alleys Monday 7 p m. Taneytown opens South Penn Baseball League Sunday hosting Mummasharg at 2 p m with Mayor Ferry to throw first ball.
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