Cardinals rout Cubs behind Staley in 3-0 win
St. Louis pitching led by Gerry Staley tossed a 3-0 victory over Chicago as the Cardinals earned their fourth straight win and extended their scoreless stretch to 37 innings. Staley allowed six hits while rookie Bob Schultz took the loss. Meanwhile Boston defeated New York 7-3 to snap the Polo Grounds skid. Hodges led Brooklyn past Philadelphia 11-5. Red Sox beat Yankees 4-3 with Parnell going the distance. Washington moved atop the American League with a 6-1 win over Philadelphia. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 7-5 as Blackwell earned his second win. Kiner homered for the Pirates.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Gerry Staley
Chicago Cubs
Staley
Bob Schultz
Cardinal
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Polo Grounders
Willard Marshall
Bob Blott
Lun Gordon
Boston
Warren Spahn
Brooklyn
Spahn
Jack McGuwire
Ed Stanky
Ray Noble
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Philadelphia Phillies
Hodges
Dodgers
Bubba Church
Bully Cox
Joe Hatten
Carl Erskine
del Ennis
Phils
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Mel Parnell
Bombers
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Washington
Luckiess
Philadelphia Athletics
Sangalio Consuegra
Cuba
Senators
Philadelphia
Consuegia
Fort Yains
Sam Denterhead
Sims
Coen
Washingtons
Ewell Blackwell
Cimernate Reds
Pittsburgh Pirate
Forbey Field
Wally Westlake
Ralph Kiner
RHCE
Raschi
Ferrick
Bera
Parnell
Guerra
Ohfl
Philadelpha
Scheib
Martin
Wyse
Ashoth
Consuegra
Fit Hatten
Erskine
Edwards
Pittsburgh
Blackwell
Fox and Scheffing
Dickson
Walsh Muir
Werle
Queen
McCullough
Fitzgerald
Walkersville Bowling League Final Standings Second Half
Walkersville Bowling League final standings show Civitan 2, Dorseys Meats 1, Coca Cola 3: Trout View 0, John Deere 2: G V Mill 1, 7 Up 3: Ensors Grocery 0. High game by G Beall of John Deere 139 and A Anders of Coca Cola 139. high set by A Anders 395. Walker Motor 369 game and 1693 total. LANDS BIG BROWNS. Howard of Derwood landed 10 brown trout in Fishing Creek. up to 20 inches. streams stocked this week with larger two-year-old trout.
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Civitan
Dorsey's Meats
Coca-Cola
Trout View
John Deere
G. V. Mill
Ensor’s Grocery
Walker Motor
Sherwood
New Midway
A and P
G. Beall
A. Anders
Howard
Barney Mul
Derwood
Walker
Enger's
G. V. Mill Py
John Deere Ae Ao Civitan Oe
Trout-View
Sherwood Bros
A. and
P. Store
Three Loops Open Sunday Racing Into DST Season
Opening Sunday ushers in local baseball and softball leagues including Maryland State, Tri County, and County Softball. The Maryland State League kicks off with Bruns wick and Point of Rocks at home under DST while others use 2 pm starts. rosters have been trimmed by military drafts.
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Maryland State
Trico
Doubs
Middletown
Miller
Lovettsville
Buckeystown
Roberson
Walkersville
Lander
Pfeffer
Creagerstown
Strine
William 3B
Burall
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Ralroaders
Brunswick Oval
Woodeboro
Tamsville
Wachter
Mt Airy Downs Manchester High in Lopsided League Opener
Mt Airy opened Carroll County High School Baseball League play with a 20 to 3 win over Manchester High in five innings. Lohman pitched two innings in relief, fanning two, while Mt Airy exploited eight Manchester walks and ten stolen bases. Shirley Larson belted a first inning homer as Mt Airy collected five extra base hits and ten stolen bases.
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Mt Airy
Carroll County
Mancherter
Taneytown High
Mt. Airy
Ifth
Westminster
Sprague
Lohman
Poole
MrsAiry
Manchester High
Yelion
Ferrier
Ipair
Eist
Shirley Larrison
Manchester
Yellen
Reever
Lehman and
Watkins
Nine Team Intramural League Opens At Detrick
A nine team intramural softball league at Camp Detrick starts a four month schedule with the Officers facing the 9766th Technical Service Unit in the curtain raiser at 6 pm. Subsequent games begin at 6 15 with a 6 30 deadline. Teams include Motor Pool Air Navy Athletics Ferguson Tigers Engineers and Headquarters. Each half runs about two months with teams playing twice, totaling 16 games per half and two weekly games on average. Playoffs for ten teams occur in early September. Next week matchups feature Motor Pool vs Air Navy Ferguson vs Athletics Engineers vs Tigers and Headquarters vs 9766th, with Officers vs Motor Pool and Air Navy vs Headquarters on Thursday. Team managers include 1st Lt Albert E Hayward Officers SFC Robert Jenkins 9761th T/Sgt Deane Barnhart Air Navy Cpl Robert L Wieberdink Tigers James Willard Motor Pool Earl Osborne Athletics Thomas Batley Headquarters Henry Rubner Ferguson Donald Lindahl Engineers.
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Camp Detrick
Nhxt
Motor Pool
Air Navy
Ferguson
Engineers
Tigers
Air-Navy
Albert E. Hayward
SFC
Robert Jenkins
Deane Barnhart
Robert L. Wieberdink
James Willard
Earl Osborne
Thomas Batley
Henry Rubner
Donald Lindahl
Old Men Softball League Opens Schedule In 1951
Civic Softball League’s 1951 schedule opens Monday at Sta Ley Park with the inaugural Old Men Loop game between the Elks and AMVETS at 6 16 p m. Next week’s Civic circuit fixtures include Lions Club versus Teachers on Tuesday North End versus Civic Club on Friday and Civitans meet Civic Club.
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Staley Park
Elks
Amvets
T Lions Club
Oa Teachers
North End
iCivic Club
Civitans
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Amid Dense Listings
A dense OCR listing details radio and television programs across the day from 6:00 PM to late night. Names include Harmony Rangers, NBC Symphony, Sports Houndup, Johnny Dollar, Twin Views of News, People Are Funny, Grand Ole Opry, Chicago Theater, Sunday Serenade, Jane Morgan Song, Jerry Lewis and more. Several show hosts and actors are named, with various times and channels, illustrating a full day of entertainment and news programming.
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WBRAL
Abe
Tnds
Nolo
Questit
Aberweat
Vaughn Monros
Chin Buzz Adiam
Nbe
Gene Autry
Cba
Nodiy Anhomer
Tle Abe
Cassidy
Cbs Pail
Whiteman
Shaxn
Abe Takew
Nbs
Tarado
Gang Ukatersede
Mowall
Dannit Dav
Guy Leniharde
Judy Canovamabe
Cbs
Abo TV
Aba
Chicago
Abo
All Nets
Talavision
Victor Berge
Sam Levanson
Stu Erwin
Jack Carter
Abe Iken Murray
Dumont
Sit Caesar
Abe Frank Sinatra
Abde N.Y
Abe Fulton
Lewis
Amer
Forum
Abe Mr
Mystery
Cbs Harmonie Orchestra
Abe Wrenler Yunes
Jane Morgan
Challenge
Tuken
Newa
Che Church
Bobby Benson
The
Falcon
Fevart& Mintile
Ariest
Onde
Che
Roy Rogers
Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Dick Wallace
Abc
Wilt
Abe Chas. McCarthy
Marshall
Abe Yalls
Mbs
Baseball
Phil Baker
Cha
Abe Tris Ta Tinope
Gloria Parker
Ths Chorallers
Dhs
George Sokoisky
TakHahe Litue
Svonphany
Varry Wismar Sporta
Nets
Baseball Net
Friday Results and Next Games in Major Leagues
Friday results show New York 7 New York at Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 3 while St Louis 3 Chicago 0, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 5. Upcoming: New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Ted Beard starred for the Pirates in a loss to the Reds with left field error plagued by the Pirates. Charley Keller and the Detroit Tigers were idle.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ted Beard
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Keller
Detroit Tigers
H. Av
G. Koeller
Tigers
Beard
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Dodgers Take-Off Elevates Dressen in Brooklyn Scene
Charley Dressen wins over Brooklyn fans after sweeping a three game series with the Giants at the Polo Grounds. The 52 year old manager earns trust with 20 years of experience, hands on approach, bullpen tweaks, and active player rapport guiding pitchers and hitters.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Charles Walter Dressen
Brooklyn
Charley Dressen
Flynn
Giants
Polo Grounds
Braves
Skotton
Flatbush
Dressen
Ebbets Field
Irie
Superbas
Newcombe
Roe
Palica
Hatten
Erskine
van Curk
Branca
Bankhead
Clyde King
Pon Newcombe
Burt Shotton
Dresser
Sukeforth
Barney Shotton
Te Robinson
Ivy Pala
Joe Hatten
Lomita
Chuck Dressen
Montreal
Jim Kanstanty
Maryland Varsity Defeats Alumni in Exhibition
Maryland varsity edged the alumni 42 to 0 in an exhibition at Byrd Stadium before 6,500 fans. Quarterback Jack Scarbath plunged in from two yards in the final quarter, after hustle by Vic Turyn and Harry Bonk set early scoring chances. The game marked the first varsity alumni match sponsored by the M Club, with 31 graduates traveling nationwide for the event.
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College Park
Jack Scarbath
Maryland
Old Byrd Stadium
M Club
California
Texas
Tassel
Vic Turyn
Harry Bonk
Tommy Mont
Varsity
Chester Hanulak
Scarbath
Brunswick to Defend Maryland League Title in 1951 Opener
The Brunswick Mary land State League opens at Scheer Stadium with large events. Railroaders, sponsored by Stedman-Keenan post of the American Legion, face Point of Rocks nine led by Mayor Stanley T. Wirts who will throw the first ball. Honor Guard will take part in the flag raising as the rural league season begins.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Wll
Scheer Stadium
Stedman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Rocks
Stanley T. Wirts
Brunswick American Legion
Mantle Is No Joe DiMaggio, Rookie Has Lots To Learn
Yankee rookie Mickey Mantle, 19, made a rapid jump from Class C to the majors, drawing praise and caution. Outfield coach Tommy Henrich says Mantle has great potential but needs real big league seasoning, while noting Joe DiMaggio’s finished form at debut. Mantle hit .402 in 30 exhibition games with nine homers.
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Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Reichler
New York
Mickey Ivantie
Truman-Gen
MacArthur Rhus
New York Yankees
Commerce
Okla
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Jever-frank Henrich
Ty Cobb
Futire Tris
Joplin
Mandelas
DiMaggio
Joe
Big Stretch a Derby Contender From Greentree Stable
Louisville reports Big Stretch, Kentucky Derby prospect from Greentree Stable, has established himself as a leading nominee. Trained by John Gaver, the colt shows soundness, stamina, and winter conditioning, with a juvenile resume including Pimlico Futurity and Breeders Futurity wins. He struggled at Jamaica in April, but remains a major Derby hopeful among 122 nominees.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Greentree Stables
Big Stretch
John Gaver
Mt. Aly. Md
Racine
Ron
Lexington
Uncle Miltie
Jamaica
Ted Atkinson
Greentree Stable
Eratosthenes Father of Scientific Geography
Eratosthenes of Cyrene is noted as the father of scientific geography. He made a remarkable calculation of the earth's circumference when knowledge of the globe was limited to a small portion of civilized mankind.
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Eratosthenes
Cyrene
Senators and Chisox Show Early Footing In American Race
New York NEA reports the Senators and White Sox displaying early pace in the American League. The Browns and Athletics unlikely to sustain, while Branch Rickey reshapes the National League as Rickey’s moves affect Orv Noren and Chico Carrasquel. The Yankees stumble in Washington where Mickey Grasso and a few bats lift the Senators.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Senators
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Yankees
Browns
Athletics
Branch Rickey
National League
Mahatma
Pittsburgh
Rickey
Irving Arnold Noren
Alfonso Carrasquel
Brooklyn
Orv Noren
Nats
Chico Carrasquel
Pale Hose
Carrasquel
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
South Side
Comiskey Park
Red Sox
Mickey Grasso
Yost
Cean
Noren
Vernon
Mele
Dente
Gene Verble
Early 1940s baseball chatter from Atlanta includes Sox lineup talk
The text discusses a White Sox batting order featuring Carrasqu, Floyd Baker, Zarilla, Zernia, Robinson, Niarhos, Jim Buss, and Nelson Fox. It mentions Busby hitting around .310 and notes a need for more pitching, with reference to the Senators and Sox as clubs. The passage is garbled but centers on lineup strength and pitching depth.
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Atlanta
Secord
Cass Michaels
White Sox
Carrasqu
Floyd Baker
Zarilla
Zernia
Die“ Robinson
Niarhos
Jim Buss
Nelson Fox
Young Busby
Tramento
Boverage
Arm
Reporters Quiz Reflects Broad Support for General Arthur Speech
In an informal poll taken Thursday noon after General Arthur's address before Congress, six residents spoke favorably. Harry Brandenburg called it one of the finest speeches, while Mrs. Archie Shafer called it simply grand and G William Stultz termed it wonderful. George K Smith praised the presentation of issues, Mrs. George K Himes called it mighty fine, and Miss Ramona Crowl found the first part impressive but too emotional, despite admiring MacArthur as a fine soldier.
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Arthur
R Dom
Archie Shafer
Clifton
G. William Stultz
Braddo Heights
Ramona Crowl
Brunswit
MacArthur
Middleton Emmitsburg area man becomes manager
Roger P. Heck, longtime manager for Middleton and Miersville in the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co., is named manager of the Thurmont and Emmitsburg areas. Announcement by H. B. Gretz notes the district commercial role changes.
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Roger P. Heck
Middleton
Miersville
Cheapeake
Potomac
Copany
Mana
Thurmont
Emmitsb
H. B Gretz
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Adamstown
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Jefferson
Urbana
Young
Mt. Airy Team
Mauls Manchester High Nive
Detrick
Betnoon
St Lews
Mae Arabe
Brooklyn One
New
Mickey
Jack Gaver
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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M. Arthur
Harry Brandenburg
George K. Smith
Gen. MacArth
George K .Himes
Jeffersy
N. A. Sufbuard
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Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
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