Orioles Rally to Beat Senators 2-1 in Five-Hitter
Washington April 2 Bob Turley survived late threats to beat the Senators 2-1 on five hits as Baltimore snapped a three game skid Roy Sievers provided the lone run on Turley’s fourth inning homer The Orioles scored twice in the second after Mele walked Lenhart Moss and Lenhard scored on a wild pitch Lenhard later crossed on Hunter’s single in a muddled scoring sequence
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Walkersville Falls to Taneytown in County League clash
Walkersville High School lost 63 to Taneytown on Taneytown's home diamond. Myers powered Taneytown with long hits while Walkersville's defense allowed five unearned runs, including a fourth inning burst. Key plays featured an error on a misthrown ball and two-base hits by Myers and Wildasin. Time 1:45. Umpires Steiner Smith and Clem.
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Steiner Smith
Clem
Seorer
Dick Smaath
Ashford First Negro Umpire in Organized Baseball
Emmett Ashford, 38, becomes the first Negro umpire in organized baseball on July 4, 1953 at Mexicali, with a standout Pacific Coast League record and major league goal. Former postal clerk, he rose from Los Angeles semipro to top softball arbiter in the Southwest.
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Cuban lightweight Zulueta vs Paolo Rosi in 11-round bout at St Nicholas Arena
New York matchups feature Cuban lightweight Zulueta against Italian Paolo Rosi in an 11 round fight at St Nicholas Arena. NBC telecasts and ABC radio cover a tossup bout with Zulueta, 25, holding a 76 fight resume, while Rosi, 26, from Bronxville, has six American wins all by knockout.
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Phillies Pitcher Stifles Braves In Four-Run Win
Yesterday's Stars Brue associated Tess pitched a one hitter to 4-0 victory over the Milwaukee Braves, earning his 24th major league shutout. Battine-Tunner Gilliam homered twice and added a double, fueling the Dodgers to a 7-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Jr Softball League Ready to open season with six clubs
The Jr County Softball League is set to open Wednesday with a six club balance. Union Bridge joins EFAC Walkersville Liberty Ballenger in North End Athletic Association and East Frederick Athletic Club of this city. Ballenger protests May 26 relocation to Carroll County field. Fisher suggests a neutral site.
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Howard Fisher
Carroll County
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Maryland Avenue
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League Leaders By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE
American League leaders list Glynn of Cleveland hitting .419 with Minosa driving in seven, Fain of Chicago with 12 RBIs, Goodwin and Jensen among leaders, and pitching led by Gromek and Lopat with 30 wins combined. Also notes Turley for 1000 strikeouts with 32.
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Gromek
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Bell
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Local Golfing Season Opens With Breakfast and Tournament
The VEW Country Club kicks off the local golfing season this Sunday with a 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. breakfast followed by an 18 hole Ruckers Handicap Tournament. Members may invite guests for breakfast or entry, or both, with standard fees. Players may declare their own handicap by filing with the pro before starting. Pro Glenn Spencer plans a film on golf fundamentals for Sunday afternoon if enough requests arrive.
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Patton shoots two under par to reach North and South semifinals
In Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton eased into the North and South Amateur semifinals by defeating Curtis Person of Memphis six and two. Hyndman beat Loock six and five to reach semifinals, while Welsh edged Toms one up and Meacham downed White Toms four and two. A separate item notes a benefit race at Bowie for jockey Mike Caffarella and a stern fine for Charles Shank over his beating of his son.
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House of Correction
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlight from Today
Major league results show New York 5 Chicago 4 and Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 5 among yesterday’s games. Today’s schedule lists Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Podbielan facing, Baltimore at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at New York among others with probable pitchers for each matchup.
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Roundup of Sports Twelve Thwarting Clubs in Big League Shakeup
New York writer Gayle Talbot notes Milwaukee Braves manager Charlie Grimm warns Eastern clubs visiting Milwaukee of tough games. Cubs Reds and Cardinals show strong lineups with improved infield and outfield power including Wally Moon, Sam Alston, Roy McMillan, and Johnny Temple. The Sports News suggests a big league franchise could move to Dallas, with Los Angeles and San Francisco losing ground. Dallas population context given. Athletics seen as possible Southwest entrant. Also Pen-Mar League opens Sunday with Union Bridge at Cash Town, Emmittsburg opener at New Windsor, and Fairfield with Blue Ridge Summit in Pennsylvania.
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Roy McMillan
Johnny Temple
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Sam Alston
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Thurmont
Oxford
Maryland Field Day Set For April 29 at Byrd Stadium
College Park hosts the 33rd Maryland Field Day with about 750 contestants from 45 high schools and private prep schools competing in interscholastic, county, and private preparatory divisions. Terp coach Jim Kehoe leads the meet. Defending champions include Washington and Lee in the interscholastic division and Mount St. Joseph in the private preparatory division. Notable returnees include Lewis Plain, R. Morgan, Don Clark, Victor Myers, and Wenfield Willis, who recently won national indoor titles in shot put and discus. Field events begin at noon and track events at 12:30.
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Richard Kenny
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Kryhoski Sidelined With Cracked Rib After Practice
Baltimore Orioles first baseman Dick Kryhoski, already recovering from a broken wrist, suffered a cracked rib during batting practice when hit by a ball from Gil Coan. X rays confirmed the injury. He will miss at least seven days, delaying his season return as manager Jimmy Drakes planned to use him soon.
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Expect Hot Duel In Kentucky Derby
Louisville reports a fevered Derby forecast with Correlation and Goyamo as leading contenders. Willie Shoemaker rides Correlation while Eddie Arcaro steers Goyomo as weather and track conditions loom. Other hopes include Hasty Road and Sean Erin, with Derby Trial winner Toledo posting a track record. Also noted is the Maryland Dental Association annual convention May 3–6 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel.
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Notices Order Nisi on Sales No 17800 Equity
In Frederick County Circuit Court sitting in equity March term 1954 Gilmore R Flautt and Hazel V Flautt as assignees of Calvert Kob erlin reseagee at Lewis and Eva C Lewis petition for the report of sales filed April 22 1954. On May 11 1954 the court will act to ratify and confirm the report unless cause is shown. A copy of this order to be published in a Frederck County newspaper for three weeks prior. Report states sales amount about 4300. Dated April 2 1954 Clerk Ellis C Wachter Holden Felton solicitor.
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Hustlers Open 1954 Season At Home Sunday
Frederick Hustlers launch the 1954 Maryland State League home schedule Sunday at 2 p m at McCurdy Field versus Mt Airy. A strong defensive club with improved hitting, the Hustlers expect tougher competition from Mt Airy after Damascus loss. Pitching should improve with Gelser Fox Fraley and Biser in relief, while Tinker Norris may start for Mt Airy with a left handed outfield lineup possible for Frederick. Mayor Rice will throw the first strike and Will Burail will catch in the official guest battery.
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Quiet Conference Geneva Silent After One Shot Report
The Swiss army reported a peaceful Geneva conference with only one shot fired. At 4 pm last Sunday a sentry at the Russian villa Les Chatillons heard a noise in bushes and discharged a single round. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov was asleep at the villa that night.
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