Yankees Lose To Orioles In Poor Offensive Showing
Baltimore outslugged New York 7-5 at Baltimore as Billy Gardner and Gus Triandos homered off four Yankee pitchers. Jim Wilson earned his second win. Tom Morgan took the loss. The Yankees jumped to a 4-0 lead, but a five-run sixth inning and two errors cleared the way for Baltimore. Gardner’s and Triandos’s hits fueled the Orioles rally, while Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer contributed early offense for New York.
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Baltimore
New York
Billy Gardner
Gus Triandos
Yankees
Jim Wilson
Tom Morgan
Yanks
Hank Bauer
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Joe Collins
Bauer
McDougald
Berra
Reg
Collins
Bobby Adams
Jim Dyck
Dave Philley
Onoles
Andy Carey
Triandos
Jeadoff
Orioles
Carrasquel
Chien Carrasquel
Kansas City
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Athletics
Lou Kretlow
Jack Crimian
Kretlow
Chico
Bobby Avila
Jim Hegan
Wynn
Suitcase Simpson
Jead
Enos Slaughter
Hiad
Four Teams Vie for County Junior Softball Title
Four teams Ballenger East Frederick A C Liberty and Rosedale earned spots in the County Junior Softball League championship with play beginning May 9. Games run Wednesday 6 45 p m two rounds of six games and a best 3 of 5 final. Players must be under 21. Howard Fisher said Ballenger plays at Rosedale and East Frederick Juniors at Liberty on May 9 with schedule details to follow. Harvey Showe Jr. urged signed players and new candidates to attend practices at 4 p m on Maryland avenue.
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YMCA
Ballenger
East Frederick A. C. Liberty
Rosedale
Frederick Rollers
Rosedale Park
Baker Park
Howard Fisher
East Frederick
Liberty
Harvey Showe Jr
Maryland Avenue
Figuring The Majors Slump In Attendance And Slugging
New York report notes Baltimore and Kansas City show weak attendance in 1955 with Orioles drawing 81,950 over five home dates and Athletics totaling 103,419 for six games. Indians shortstop Chico Carrasquel drives in seven runs in a 14-2 victory, first seven games without RBI. Bobby Avila hits his first 1955 homer, as Washington Nationals early pace includes eight home runs in nine games, aided by moved-in fences.
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New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
RBI
Chico
Norm Zauchin
Boston
Wasington
Washington Senators
Nats
Co A Finishes Strong In Match
Tri County League president Lawrence A Dorsey urged managers to protect umpires and control fan conduct as the expanded circuit readies for a new season. Germantown Yellow Springs and Bolivar join, with Creagers Town’s near familiar lineup and Charles Henry Crum out. Johnnies led by Tom Quill aim to start strong. Walkersville, Buckeystown continue plans as opening day nears.
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Amse Lane
Creagerstown
Charles Henry Crum
Taneytown
Pen-Mar
Tom Quill
Paul Eaves
Andi
Hus
Creagersky Park
St. John’s
Walkersville
Alton
Bunch
Gilbert
Union Bridge
Buckerstown
Inter Church League Bowling Awards Banquet at Urbana
Inter Church Bowling League to award team and individual honors at a Monday banquet at Peter Pan Inn Urbana. About thirty trophies. Calvary Methodist women win team title. Doubs Lutheran men’s team awarded. Readouts include standings, top games and sets for both men and women, plus talent recruitment for Ballenger’s junior softball team.
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Interchurch Bowling League
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Calvary Methodist Church
Doubs Lutheran
Ralph O. Koontz
Walker Smith
Elmer Cook
Raymond Cook
Mike Specht
Luke Crampton
Mike Mulcahey
Thelma Cannon
Lakel
Ruth Catsail
Helen Mullican
Jane Burgess
F. Nelson
Elizabeth Mercer
Blumenauer
Middletown Reformed
Evangelical Reformed
Baptist
Calvary Methodist
Buckeystown
St. John’s Catholic
Forest Grave
Frederick Lutheran
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown
Calvary
Hall
Chapel Lutheran
Volleyball Results At F H S Announced
Results from Frederick High School volleyball show Co A narrowly winning 1367 to 1335 against Greencastle Civilian Club in a three position, iron sights match at the Greencastle Sportsman Club range. Sgt James Walsh led with top individual honors, while Pat Gilroy was lamented by the scorer.
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Mrone
Greencastle
Blue Ridge Rifle League
Greencastle Penna
James Walsh
Heart of Maryland
Pat Gilroy
Suffecool
Army
Frederick High School
Sgt. Walsh
Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Otjno Sectionu Cmume Wumness
Moser
Burg and
Thurmont
Mid- Forestry School of
Mt. Alto
Penna
Pr. Kn. St
Walkers
W. Suftecool
Ville
P. Harbaugh
Emmitsburg
Myers
Beckner
Brunswick
Lehman
Umpires Sought for Babe Ruth League Season
Babe Ruth League seeks twelve volunteer umpires for weekly games starting May 7 at McCurdy Field with some at Husky Park. No pay but public service. applicants urged to call Mo. 3-4867 or Mo. 3-9051 after 6 pm.
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Bob Moss Sr
Preston Best
McCurdy Field
Husky Park
Ifi
Best
Moss
Gaithersburg Defeats Poolesville 6-3 In Baseball Duel
Gaithersburg High down Poolesville High 6 to 3 in Poolesville Thursday afternoon. Griffin pitched well for Gaithersburg, while Campbell allowed four Gaithersburg hits. Four Gaithersburg runs came in the third inning and Poolesville answered with all three in the sixth.
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Poolesville High
Skein
Poolesville
Campbell
Gaithersburg
Weller
Griffin
Gaitthersburg
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R.H.O
Selby
Ss Neal
Lfm Weller
Ae Sampbell
Pé Musselman
Poolesville Gaithersburg
Poolesnie
Castallo
Briggs
Gaiti
Ward
Grifin
Bourne
Weller Repass
Stottlenger
Gnsfin
Grffin
Jalls
Pags
Umnre
Mills
Poole
Luhn
Kahle
Baseball Radio Program Recaps National League Updates
Today's schedule lists top teams, with Brooklyn and Chicago leading divisions. Key results include Baltimore’s 7 5 win over New York and Cleveland dominating Kansas City 14 2, plus postponed Brooklyn vs New York and multiple 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts across cities.
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Associated Press
National League
GB Cps Wfmd
Brooklyn
Inbc Wbal
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Roberts
Worthington
Mever
Fowler
Oholsky
Spahn
Laren
Brewer
Tareia
Lary
Ditmar
Pierce
Jesana
Ve Brodowski
Television Program Schedule Fragments on Friday Evening
A fragmented listing shows various stations and programs for Friday night. Entries include talk show, news, drama, comedy, and variety segments with multiple network tags and host names, reflecting an era’s scattered schedule data.
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Newa
Abe
Mba
Threanbe
Cbe
Abo
Mbs
Aba
Bing Croaby
Cbs News
Cba
One Man's Family
Lea Paul
Mary Ford
Jack Carson
Cbr World
Mbe
Johnny Dollar
Sound Mirror
Son Jeep
Cbs
Amos N Anéy
Otbeat
Abe Musicaaravan
Node Dance Orchestra
Niba Treasury
All Neta
TV And Radio Personalities From The Industry
TV and Radio 210 kel by Charles Mercer surveys the television and radio worlds after a long career. Directors and writers are praised for articulation while producers drop names and move on. Actors and actresses face differing fortunes with meals and worries. Comedians, gag writers, singers, musicians, Cameramen, and technicians are described with sharp, era-tinged character notes. Ratings and quitting smoking are also touched on.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Indians rout Athletics as Carrasquel drives seven runs
The Cleveland Indians overpower Kansas City 14-2 behind Chico Carrasquel’s grand slam, a double with the bases loaded, and seven RBIs. George Zuverink throws three perfect innings in relief to help preserve Baltimore’s 7-5 edge over the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
George Zuverink
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Baltimore
New York
Career Life in a Male Dominated World Prompted by Hats
The speaker notes that aside from actresses and secretaries, the field is largely male and women feel out of place without hats at lunch. They describe a hard driving life with no voluntary retirements and suggest taking a vacation to Italy to find a Tuscan town where the word ry is unknown and settle there for a while.
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Tarily
Italy
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