Two-base and three-base hits fuel tied game in early action
In a seven inning contest at ersville, Kolb pitches for the winning side while Etzler takes the loss. Kolb fans 3 and allows 13 hits as Page, R, Fage, and Ber contribute with extra-base hits. Etzler works seven innings, Plunkard also on the mound, and Murphy handles a passed ball. Umpire George and scorer Mary Strarman tally the day’s events with a 2.45 time.
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Mary Strarman
Opening Games Are Lopsided Across Tri-County League
Middletown crushed Lovettsville 12-1 while Broad Run toppled Lander 15-5 and Creagerstown steamrolled Doubs 11. In Virginia Middletown opened strong with Remsberg and Stroup keying a sixth inning burst, but the inning was marred by a call due to the 12-run rule as Broad Run surged late.
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Middletown
Lovettsville
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Lander
Creagerstown
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Paul Stroup
Shaffer
Lutz
Strobel
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Birds Drop Two To Sox
New York April 25 The Chicago White Sox surged to first in the American League after 32 43 wins, while Detroit tumbled into a tie for second behind Cleveland and Washington. Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh as the Dodgers stayed within a half game of the lead in the National League. Ferris Fain's bases loaded single helped the White Sox overcome a 3-2 Orioles lead in the nightcap as Virgil Trucks and Sherman Lollar powered Chicago and Frank Thomas sparked Pittsburgh. The Giants swept Philadelphia, and the Cardinals beat the Braves in 12 innings.
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Kentucky Derby Action Draws Derby Week Buzz in Louisville
Horses arriving for the 80th Kentucky Derby stir Churchill Downs as Correlation from New York and other contenders from California and the Far West attract attention. Favorites from California and the West, plus trainer comments, heighten anticipation for the mile and a quarter classic.
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Crevelin
Today's Baseball Schedule
No games scheduled today according to the listed timetable. No contests, no standings, and no events on the current day.
Jackson and Slade Tonight in New York Heavyweight Bout
New York headline fighter Hurricane Tom Jackson, 15-1-1 in 17 pro fights, meets No 8 light heavyweight contender Jimmy Slade in a 10 round New York State heavyweight championship bout at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway. Jackson favored at 12-5, with potential May MSG showdown versus Charley Norkus if victorious. Slade also eyeing a future title shot against Archie Moore in a non title bout. The match airs at 9:30 PM EDT with DuMont television coverage.
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Burceroni
Madison Square Garden
Charley Norkus
Jimmy
Washington
Frederick High dominates Johns Hopkins Fresh at Baltimore
Frederick High School turned a 15 run surge into an easy 15 to 0 win over Johns Hopkins Freshmen in Baltimore. Frederick totaled 15 hits with strong performances from Crum and DeLauter, as pitching by Zimmerman shut down Hopkins across seven innings.
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Opening Day Scores Roar As Md League Nets Big Wins
Three Heart of Maryland League teams rolled to decisive wins on Sunday as New Market routed Lispon 34 0, Bolivar blanked Woodbine 15 0, and Taylorsville topped Damascus 32 0. Pitcher Pat Gilroy held Woodbine to four safeties, while New Market exploded for six, eight, then 12 runs across the early innings before Lisbon bowed out in six and a half frames.
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Bolivar
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Myersville Wins OpenersLeague Showdown at Sharpsburg
Myersville defeated Sharpsburg 13 to 12 in a South Mountain Baseball League opener. Hatting and fielder Moser and Blickenstaff starred for Myersville, signaling title contention. Barr, ex Philadelphia Athletics prop, hit two long doubles for Sharpsburg. White and Dill, Kuhn, Koblish, Thomas and Parless contributed for Myersville.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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White Sox beat Orioles on Lollar homer and Fain run
Lollar lifted the White Sox to a 3-2 win over Baltimore with a tying homer in the first game, and Fain drove in the decisive run in the ninth for a 4-3 victory in the nightcap. Maglie and Antonelli starred for the Giants, with two shutouts over Philadelphia. Minor leagues report scores from International and American Associations. Kentucky distillation law notes mention 70 percent...
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Associated Press
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Ferris Fain
White Sox
Lollar
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Sal Maglie
Johnny Antonelli
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Damascas Versus Taylorsville Summary Card
Taylorsville 300 in final. Damascus 1. Earned runs for Taylorsville total 3. Two-base hits by Moxley Bell Welsh. home run by Monarch. Blizzard struck out 16, Barnard 10. Blizzard won, Barnard lost. Umpire Wantr. Time 2 hours 17 minutes. Scorer Schrider.
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Bevo Francis barred by NBA for two seasons
Roundup by Gayle Talbot notes the NBA's two year ban of Bevo Francis from Rio Grande College for class-skipping. The column critiques the decision as harsh while predicting rising attendance and discusses safety padding trends in baseball stadiums and fence collisions by players such as Jim Piersall and Jim Rivera.
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League Leaders Names and Highlights Across Leagues
The report lists top national league batters and pitchers with names and teams such as Jackson Chicago Sauer Chicago Greengrass Cincinnati Maglie New York and more. It also notes American League leaders Glynn Cleveland Yost Washington Fain Chicago and others. A final line remarks Kentucky has more navigable river miles than any other state.
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