Birds Drop Another In Overtime Play
In a rough tied contest the Boston Red Sox edged Baltimore in extra frames as Woodling Nieman and Pitsirek produced runs. Billy Gardner hit a two run homer for Baltimore while Gernert and Fornieles contributed key hits. O'Dell took the loss for Baltimore.
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Birds
Gernert
Bos
Baltimore
Big Cansolo
Frank Malz Jonal
Fornieles
O'Dell
Sox
Woodling
Bob Nieman
al Pitsreik
Billy Gardner
Orioles
Boston
Pappas
Zaverink
Triandos
Ginsberg
White
Paze 2 THE NEWS Cubs bow to Braves in late rally
In Frederick on Friday April 25 1938 the Cubs fall behind with a seventh inning spark and late runs. The Dodgers lose to the Giants as Frisco rallies for a win. Hank Aaron hits two homers powering the Braves to a 6 2 victory over the Reds in Cincinnati. Ray Crone earns his first win of the season for San Francisco.
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Cubs
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Lee Walls
Figueroa Street
Regend
Charlie Nealeg
Don Zimmer
Mia Vaudevillian
Wats
Johnny Gary
Elvin Tappe
Benigns
Walls
Drydale
THE
Frederick
Thomson
Chicago
Oiams
Franco
Spencer
St. Louis Ior
San Francisco
Mizzell
Muffen
Katt
Burnside
Worthington
Crone
Schmid
Braves
Redlegs
Cincinnati U
Warren Spahn
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee’ Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brave
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
ONL
Spahn
Crandall
Lawrence
Abe
Freeman
Kippstein
Bailey
L—Lawrence
Hunting Rules and Hustler News From 1958 Maryland
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission released the 1958 hunting regulations. Squirrel and turkey limits mirror 1957, with seasons from Oct 5 to Oct 31. rabbits, pheasants, quail, and ruffed grouse extend from Nov 15 to Jan 5 with specified bag limits. Deer bow season runs Oct 25 to Nov 14 in Frederick County. other counties vary. Iamsville opens the Hustlers season Sunday at 9:00 am with veterans and newcomers. The Frederick Hustlers, led by manager Michael, expect an improved squad. Bow and arrow fishing and trapping seasons are listed with county variations. The article also covers basketball and a golf quarterfinal finish at Pinehurst between Durham, Chapman, Hyndman, and Penrose.
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Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Fredderick
Ee Ee Peates
Frederick Hustlers
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ray Cook
Bobby Weddle
Buddy Weddle
Donnie Wagner
Jack Geiser
Tommy Geiser
Moss
Warrenfeltz
Rick Zimmerman
Poffenberger
Lennie Hammond
Liberty Star
Bobbie Hammond
Michael
Frederick Cab
Bob Marendt
Marendt
Otter
Iatchers
Charley Holland
Johnny Harper
Don Neel
Howard Smith
Johny Trout
Robert Remus
Ronnie Tyergar
Fred Young
Frankie Martz
Dottie Staley
Kenny Shaw
Bill Trone
James
Eddie Gar_Yelt
Chiz Staley
Rabbit
Ramsburg
Riamsville
John Carpenter
Paul “Buzz” Wagner
Richard Sweadner
John Cooley
Lieut. Metheney
Fort Detrick
Carpenter
Wagner
Sweadner
Samsville
Buzz
Kidd
En Tjamsville
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
In the American League Kansas City beat Kost 7 to 2 and Cleveland topped Chicago 6 to 4 while Boston defeated Baltimore 3 to 3 yesterday and New York and Washington games were rained out. Standings show New York leading with 7 wins and 2 losses. Kansas City 6 and 3. Detroit 6 and 4. Washington 4 and 8. Cleveland 5 and 3. Baltimore 3 and 5. Boston 3 and 7. Chicago 2 and 7. Today’s games include Kansas City at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at Boston, New York at Baltimore, with Saturday’s slate and Sunday’s matchups listed.
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Kansas City
Kost
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Laltimore
New York
Washington
G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
ST Bostus
tEastern
Times City
Chivago
Bain Cleveland
Narlesxi
Ford
Johnson
Multisport Baseball Statistics From A Fragmented Ledger
The readable fragments list players and actions across teams including Sauer, T Taylor, Robinson and Ashbury with home runs and stolen bases for Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and San Francisco. Pitchers Purkey Buhl Spahn Fittsburgh and Gomez appear with strikeout mentions for Padres and Dodgers and a scattered tally line.
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Los Angeles
Biasingame
St. Louis
Sauer
San Francisco
T. Taylor
Chicago
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ashbury
Philadelphia
Purkey
Padres
Buhl
Spahn
Milwaukee
Friend
Fittsburgh
Gomez
League Leaders Pitching and Batting Details
The report lists National League leaders with names such as Musial of St. Louis dominating multiple categories. Harshman Baltimore Foytack Detroit Garver Kansas City Larsen New York and Byerly Washington noted among pitching leaders with various win totals and strikeout counts. Musial leads in runs and hits with St. Louis also topping RBI and doubles.
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Harshman
Baltimore
Foytack
Detroit
Garver
Kansas City
Larsen
New York
Byerly
Washington
Cleveland
Musial
St. Louis
Wails
Chicago
Spencer
San Francisco
Groat
Pittsburgh
Goryi
Reese
Public Sale Dispersal at Guernsey Farm May 2
Public sale at the Guernsey Farm near Newville features cattle including 6 bulls, 23 cows, bred and open heifers with Bangs TB vaccinated status. Sale managed by the Pennsylvania Guerners Breeders Assn. Also public sale of household furniture due to the death of the proprietor. Location details given with routes and distances from Newville and Mountville Road.
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P. B
Guernsey
S. F
Samuel J. Ickes
Newville
Pensburg
Bangs & TB
Bangs
Blakeford
McDonald Farm
Penna. Cuernse Breeders Assn
P.O. Box
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Sunnyside
Fountville American League jHoad
Church
Miles
Jefferson
Frederick
Robinson
Baltimore
Ballenger Creek Road
Jon
Tullie
Lopez
Cerv
Kansas City
Kuenn
Detroit
Skowron
New York
Americans Lose In Wimbledon Hard Courts Quarterfinals
In Bournemouth England top seed Budge Patty fell to a 22 year old Briton as two other Americans also lost in the British Hard Courts Championships quarterfinals. Billy Knight defeated Patty while Michael Davies beat Bob Perry 3 6 6 4 6 1. In the women's division Mimi Arnold of Redwood City California lost to Angela Mortimer 6 3 6 4 marking a rare quick exit for Americans in this pre Wimbledon event.
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Calif
Angela Mortimer
Britain
Auction Notice of Household Goods in Somerton
Saturday April 26 1953 at WAM Daisy El Weedon and John L Porton offer a large assortment of household items. Kelvinator refrigerator Frigidaire stove washing machine radio organ beds furniture tools and more. Terms cash Auctioneers Helen F Ponion clerk.
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WAM
Kroebler
Kelvinator
Sm. Hom
Daisy EL Weedon
John L. Porton
Helen F. Ponion
Snider Returns to Dodgers Lineup After Punishment
Duke Snider rejoined the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup on Thursday following disciplinary action by manager Walter Alston. Snider and teammates Don Zimmer and Ed Roebuck were fined for incidents at the Coliseum, including Snider’s failed attempt to throw a ball over the rim. He described the effort as a risky stunt that caused elbow pain, though Dr. Robert Woods said the strain was not serious.
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Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Walter ‘Alston
Dodgers
Don Zimmer
Ed Roebuck
Snider
Chicago
Cimmer
Roebuck
Coliseum
Robert Woods
Dodgers beat Cubs as banter fuels dugout clash
In a tense scene at home, Dodgers manager Walt Alston and GM E J Bavasi denounced a prank after a 7-4 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Jim Gilliam started in left as Lee Walls homered thrice for the Cubs. Mike Fornieles pitched a complete game for the White Sox in a 4-3 win over Baltimore. A note on Clarksville Arkansas highlights its claim as the smallest U S city with a symphony orchestra and a 1950 population of 9 343.
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North
Long Beach
Walt Alston
E. J
Buzzy) Bavasi
Jim Gilhiem
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Snider
Alaerbert
Lou
Alston
Associated P
Lee Walls
Cubs
Mike Fornieles
Hed Sox
Orioles
HAL Symphony Orchestra
Clarksville
Ark
United States
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Cleveland Moore
Wilson
Rudolph
Fischer
Staley
Battey
Lollar
Mossi
Nixon
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Shaw
Valentinetti
Presko
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Burnette
Gorman
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Harry Anderson
Hirst
Dolo
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Miller
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Herb Durham
Dark Horse
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Dick Chapman
Billy Hyndman
Abington
Jack Penrose
Miami
Durham
Penrose
Chapman
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Cigeiadati
G.E Caicazu
Roberts Irvy Bukl
Cincina
Brosnan
Mon Fant
Louis
Wehmeier
McDevi Ado
Sherwood
Sinclair Refining Company
BABY
Cobb’s
Black & Gold
Sex Link
New Hampshires & Columbians
Rhode Island
Reds
White Rocks
Dodger
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval Milker
New Idea Farm Machinery
Pairbanks
Morse Water
Carrall St. Frederick
Royal Remington Olympia
ITH
Corona Underwood Hermes
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
H.P
Hiltner - Roelke Appliance Center
Patrick St. MO
Walter Snow
North Market St
Delpheux
Roger Curfman
Liberty
Roger Fogle
Lewistown
George Miller
Buckeystown
Robert Snoots
Petersville
Moxrovla Supply CO
Longer Life Products
James A. Ghove
Distr
W. 13Th St
Key Chevrolet
PIOSO
Packard Patrician
Plymouth Suburban Ramiyion
Sitne
Liberal
GMAC
Famous
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Thomas
Warfield
MT. Airy
Edward Seedling
Motors
Carroll Parkway
Dailey’s
Renn Pontiac CO
R&h
E. 6Th St
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Opeo & A. M
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N. Mt. St
BUICK
Deal Garage CO
Batnick ST
Croase Motor Sales
Gantee Sassy
Fordomatic
GMC
Oldsmobile
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick City
Esso Servicenter
Patrick Street
Bentz
Patrick Streets
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