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New York April 25. Brooklyn’s 10 game winning streak opens with dramatic pace as the Dodgers pace the NL. Cleveland’s pitching struggles, Cincinnati’s bats, and Detroit’s wins over Cleveland show early season surprises. Giants suffer, Red Sox Cubs surprise with fine all around play. Newcombe shines except one. Roebuck emerges as a promising reliever.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Giants
Don Newcombe
Brooks
Ed Roebuck
Indians
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Detroit
Kahsas City
Herb Score
Durocher
Leo Durocher
Sal Maglie
Johnny Antonelli
Ruben Gomez
Hoxt Wilhelm
Mary Grissom
Willie Mays
Birdie Tebbetts
The
Redlegs
Gerry Staley
Art Fowler
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Sam Jones
Warren Hacker
Paul Minner
Bob Rush
Dee Fondy
Ransom Jackson
Ernie Banks
Harry Chiti
Rend Sox
Faye Throneberry
Ted Williams
Fefield
Frank Sullivan
Willard Nixon
Nixon
Repalski Hot in Batting Behind Musial for Cards
New York April 25. Elden Repalski, cleanup batter for the St Louis Cardinals, leads the National League with a .490 average after 19 hits in 39 at bats across 19 games. The 21-year-old Sauk Centre native has five doubles, nine RBIs, and no homers. Al Kaline tops the American League with a .452 mark in Detroit. Bob Nieman of Chicago hovers near with .412 as Chicago’s former Tiger, traded to the White Sox, has 1 hit in 2 at bats. Musial, off to a slow start at .227, relies on Repalski and Wally Moon to lift the Cards as Schoendienst hits .341 and Moon .400.
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New York
Stan Musial
Elden
Rin
Repulski
St Louis Cardinals
Repalski
Sauk Planids Asianalm
New York Yankees
Nieman
Mark Chien Ratrasttel Ie
Vic Power
Kansas City
Marvy Kuenn
Detroit
Ropiteki
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Fights Last Night Feature Frees New York Stars
The event showcased New York fighter Rocky Castellan overpowering rival Chien Varona from Cuba with a 189 percent display. Brooklyn entrant Lalu Perez outpaced Rudy Garcia of Los Angeles to take top honors, while Cuba’s Varona and Los Angeles’ Garcia posted notable scores in a crowded lineup.
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New York
Rocky Castellan
Cleveland
Chien Varona
Cuba
Brooklyn
Lalu Perez
Rudy Garcia
Los Angeles
Jayvee Team Edges Walkersville In Close 7-6 Game
Cadet JV baseball edged Walkersville 7 to 6 at Walkersville High in a windy Monday affair. Frederick capitalized on early mistakes, Mead ows, Martz and Keller driving runs while Walkersville fought back with late rallies before Duncan, Stup, andrelievers kept the Gladesters from tying. Final 7-6, Baker and Loun pitched for the Wildcats in the tough loss.
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Cadet
Walkersville High
Gladesters
Box Scores Totals 4 1918 377 6 s Steyekont in Shy Score
Summary shows Bolivar game details with players Woodlaie Ruliva Konale Koode Gilray Paffenberger and Warfield. Pitchers A Gilroy Hall. Won by Gilroy 4 innings Warfield 3 innings Harris 1 inning. Time 77 hours 43 minutes. Scorer Kongle.
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Steyekont
Lonnies Wardbine
Bolivar
Roagle
Keller
Warhield
Tate
Hall
Ps Warield
Marrs
Gilroy
Dine Lang
Warfield
A. Gilroy
R. Gilroy
Lin
Jonnes
Ro Oesterberger
Harris
Gipire
Ale
Kongle
Lefty Grove Seeks Lonaconing Town Council Seat
Lonaconing Md April 25 Lefty Grove a Hall of Fame pitcher with one prior election runs for Town Council in the May 3 vote. He is among eight candidates for four seats in Allegheny County town with 915 eligible voters. Grove retired in 1941 after 17 major league seasons with the Athletics and Red Sox including 300 wins.
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Robert Moses iLefty Grove
Lonaconing
Republican Club
Lefty
Allesany
Maryland
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Nation Wide Baseball TV Faces Minors Suit
NEA sports editor Harry Grayson reports on banker Frank D Lawrence challenging baseball's broadcasting rights in court. The suit seeks 3 million dollars and could shift major league airings to regional rights, affecting national telecasts and minor league exposure.
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Nation Wide Baseball
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Fred Vinson
Supreme Court
Vinson
Mm Court
Frank D. Lawrence
Lawrence
Portsmouth
United States
James P. MecGranery
Tohp Hae Hailee
Corgissioner
Fort
Frick and Company
McGranery
General Motors
Frick
Seals
Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Baseball box score notes from Keller Markey game
Martz and Meadows reached base with base on balls off Dun s Gan and Smith. Duncan allowed five hits in three innings, Stup yielded two wild pitches and earned the win. Duncan was charged with the loss. Allison pitched 75 inning time unspecified. Umpire Roscoe Shook and Scorer Ronald Smith listed. Time 2 05.
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Frederick
Duncan
Walkersville
Stup
Donny Keller
Frank Martz
Martz
Glade
Er Zimmerman
Dick Smith
Gladhill
W. Duncan
Henry Groff
Stup J
Allis
Hee
Shrevelf
Abrhoae
Toms
Whitmore
Lov Ods iDarner
E. Zi
Forrest
Smith
Gladhil
Faulders
Brunner
Baker
Lind
Hartsock
Stitley
Kuhn
zRan
Fer Stover
Pgm
Kargville
ADRHO
Fred J Geisler
Wjamsville
Hby Baker
Stargett
Bagear
Roscoe Shook
Ronald Smith
Cadets Travel To Hagerstown For Wednesday Game
Cadets senior baseball team heads to St James diamond near Hagerstown for a 2 30 p m game Wednesday. Frederick varsity shows weakness at bat against southpaws after losing to JHU Freshman nine Saturday. Cadets bat .208 as a team, with limited offense amid defensive lapses. Hopkins Frosh win 4 1, giving Frederick first defeat to the freshmen.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
JHU
Gene Hummel
Qletty
Beck
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Summers
Keller
St A & Triple
Delauter
Weddle
Garret F
Ausherman
Bob Remsberg
Lenhart
Kehne
Charley Keller Sr
Hopkins
Fron Warner
Helier
Hall
Winkleman
Ant Winkleman
Delanter
Salem
Kohne
Blue Jay
Princeton
Johns Hopkins
Yankees And White Sox To Open Series
CHICAGO April 25 Yankees travel to face the first place White Sox in a two game set. Sox manager Marty Marion downplays concern over meeting New York as Chicago holds a strong lead in the standings. Sox GM Frank Lane remains confident while noting Casey Stengel and the Yankees will arrive.
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Yankees
White Sox
New York
Marty Marion
Pale Hose
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Marion
Sox
Frank Lane
Casey Stengel
Lane
Stengel
Paul Richards
Hartack Dominates Laurel Racing Card
Jockey William Hartack swept six wins at Laurel on an opening day drizzle. In the Rock Creek Purse Blue Volt narrowly beat Open Sesame with Gallite third as Open Sesame finished two lengths back. Hartack earlier rode five straight winners, lifting his seven day total to an historic mark for Laurel.
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Laurel
William Hartack
Grant
Weak Owetery
Triple K Stables
Blue Volt
Rock Creek
Walter M. Jeffords
Williamt Ewing
Gallite
Rue Volt
Sittran
Hartack
Radio Schedule Snippet From Early Broadcaster Listings
A fragmented radio guide lists stations CBS WMD 930 NBC WBAL 1080 ABC WMAL 639 WOR and mentions Evening News and Commentary. It notes programs such as Radio Theatre, a sports section, and the Fibber and Molly show with a dance orchestra segment and News and Varieties.
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Cbs
WMD
NBC
WBAL
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Noe Tennesses
John
Television Programs Highlighted in Local Broadcasts
A fragmented TV listings page shows 7:15 program Dis ab e with John Daly at 7:30 and Dicah Shore coverage. News Caravan with Jn Stafford, songs, 8:00 Jariha Rave, Lifes With Faddies on CBS, Bishop Shesa on DuMons Ba 2 St Th at 10:50 It's a Great Life and Stop the Music on VA80 Stevi Allen.
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Abe
John Daly
Dicah Shore
Che Cavaloads
Newws Caravan
Nis
Jn Stafford
Jariha Rave
Fadies
Cbs
Shesa—DuMons
Ace
Stevi Allen
Roller Club Members On Waynesboro Trip
Forty two Frederick Roller Club members traveled by bus to Waynesboro Pennsylvania last Thursday night with hosts Mr and Mrs A Irvin Renn and Mr and Mrs James A Rice The club invites visit to Frederick Roller Rink The trip list includes Skip Renn president Denny Duvall vice president James Rideley Martha Handley James Costas Barbara Hrengle Amris Whichard Kenneth Moore Charles Brust Eugene Wemple Sandra McIntosh Nancy and Ronald Byler Douglas Welty Thomas Anzleberger Donald Poole Richard Yinger Vernon Burkett Robert Blumenauer Grayson Barthlow Janie Shuff Janet Hartman Kay Grimes Majorie Trout Gary Heerd Joe Norris Mary Wirts Charles Rudisill Irma and Eugene Dinterman Elaine Miller Leon Warrenfeitz Connie and Billy Rose James Norris Virginia Kimmel Clydine Weddle Sandra Carnford David Glass Patricia Rice Rose Mary Rice and Instructor Jack Castle
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Frederick
Barbara Hrengle
Amris Whichard
Kenneth Moore
Charles Brust
Eugene Wemple
Sandra McIntosh
Nancy
Ronald Byler
Douglas Welty
Thomas Anzleberger
Donald Poole
Richard Yinger
Vernon Burkett
Robert Blumenauer
Grayson Barthlow
Janie Shuff
Janet Hartman
Kay Grimes
Majorie Trout
Gary Heerd
Joe Norris
Mary Wirts
Charles Rudisill
Irma
Eugene Dinterman
Elaine Miller
Leon Warrenfeitz
Connie
Billy Rose
James Norris
Virginia Kimmel
Clydine Weddle
Sandra
Carnford
David Glass
Patricia: Rice
Rose Mary Rice
Jack Castle
Polar night at high latitudes persists yearly
At latitudes of 66 degrees 33 minutes and above toward either pole, there is at least one day each year when the sun does not rise. This phenomenon creates periods of continuous darkness in extreme northern or southern regions.
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s AP Report
Today's baseball bulletin from the American League lists standings and results with teams including Boston New York Cleveland Detroit Baltimore and Kansas City. It notes upcoming games Boston at Kansas City New York at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with various pitchers and times. It also mentions yesterday's results Cincinnati at Brooklyn Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Philadelphia and a local Araby Little League meeting reorganizing Thursday night at Araby church for 8 o clock with player age 13 and under, plus transportation and team duties.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Brewer
Sullivan
Portocarreen
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Turley
Fornieles
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Brooklyn
Valentine
Meyer
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mt—Buhl
Antonelli
Rv Gomez
Chivago
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Pan. Andre
Littlefield
St. Lois
Philadelphia
Maddige Bette Ye Raher
Araby
Araby Church
Geraldine Brooks A Life Shaped By Show Business
New York report on actress Geraldine Brooks daughter of James F. Sircock and a designer mother. From childhood she dressed in costumes of famous actresses and grew up amid theater people. Her recent TV work includes Appointment With Adventure with MacDonald Carey, and she just returned from Europe after acting in a pilot film for My American Wife. If sponsored, she may make more films in Paris.
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Wayne Oliver
NEW York -P
Geraldine Brooks
James F. Sircock
Geraldine
Farrar
Father
MacDonald Carey
CBS
Europe
Shell
Paris
Questions and Answers on U S Nautilus Refueling and Pakistan Ban
Question asks how often the U S 5 Nautilus must refuel. Answer says the atomic powered submarine can steam around the world without relents. Another question asks what action Pakistan has taken against communism. Answer states in July 1954 Pakistan banned the Communist Party.
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Artiog
Pakistan
Communist Party
Exhibition Wednesday as EFAC Juniors host Camp Derrick Pilots
Manager Harvey Showe summons East Frederick Junior softball players to the Maryland Avenue oval for the club's first exhibition game of the season in the Junior County League. Camp Derrick Pilots, multiple time defending champions, travel to face EFAC Juniors. Detrick’s ace hurler will start. Showe will call on Bobby Weddle or Jim Showe to pitch, both under 2 years old. Both teams open their season with this matchup.
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Harvey Showe
East Frederick
Maryland Avenue
EFAC
Camp Derrick Pilots
Detrick
Ave
Showe
Bobby Weddle
Jim Showe
Carter And Smith In Title Bout On TV Jane 1
New York. Go light welterweight champion Jimmy Carter and Wal lace Bud Smith of Cincinnati meet in a 15 round title bout at the Boston Garden on June 1 for the crown. It will be their second encounter after Carter outpointed Smith in Cincinnati March 28, 1950 in a lean year for both fighters. Carter has since won the title by stopping Ike Williams in the 14th round and this will be his 11th title fight. Smith, AAU champion in 1948, hopes this marks a turning point.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Wallace Bud Smith
Cincinnati
Boston Garden
Carter
Smith
Cavier
Ike Williams
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