Siebern's Homer Lifts Birds Over Nuts 5-4
Norm Siebern homered with two outs in the eighth to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the Washington Senators 5-4. Brooks Robinson opened the final rally with a single, while Orsino and Aparicio contributed earlier scoring blows. Ortega took the loss after a fine two-thirds inning tonight, and Brooks Robinson extended his errorless streak to 82 games.
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Baltimore
Norm Stvern
Tuerin
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Washington
Phil Ortega
Senator
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ortega
John Orsine
Bobby Doerr
Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Blair Cf
Heid
Snyder
Chance
Oapariciess
Howards
Powell If
Kirkind
Robinson
King
Stebern Ib
Zimmer
Blefary
Brandt
Oold Camilli
Orsino
Brinkman
Aparicio
Blasingame
Siebern
Adair
SF — Power
Miller
Orsina
Public Debate Over Firearm Control and Dodd Bill
The column argues against broad gun regulation while noting public fear of firearms. It critiques Senator Dodd’s S 1592 bill granting Treasury power to regulate sales and licensing, risking bans on nonresidents and heavy burdens on dealers and reloaders.
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Congress
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dodd
Tf Sen. Dodd
Treasury
Renn Leads Wake Forest Pitching In ACC Clash At Maryland
Ex Frederick High hurler Pascal Renn anchors Wake Forest with a 2-3 record and 31 strikeouts in six starts. He and ex-Legion teammates Tom Richy and Bill Siedling reunite as Renn eyes a strong ACC outing as the Deacons visit Maryland after a 53 win over Maryland earlier season.
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Pascal Renn
Frederick
Cation
Wake Forest
Deacons
Steve Wrenn
Jack Stallings
Renn
Stallings
Wake
ACC
Pascal
Duke
Tallahassee
Florida State
Virginia
South Carolina
the Deacons
Derby Field Named for Bold Lad in 91st Kentucky Derby
In Louisville Kentucky 11 well conditioned 3 year old colts were named for Saturdays Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Bold Lad leads the field as a strong contender in the 91st running valued at 125000 dollars.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Horst Shuts Down Cadets as Rebels Win 6-3
South Hagerstown defeats Frederick 6-3 behind junior righty Rod Horst who scattered seven hits, fanned nine, and drove in two with a fourth inning two run triple. Hart took the loss for Frederick after five and a third innings, while Staley and Langstein added offense for the Cadets.
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Rod Horst
South Hagerstown
Frederick
Horst
South
Ron Hart
Hart
Phil Ranneberger
Cadets
Terry Boyer
Hagerstown
Abrnobl
Judd
Staley
Lang’stein
Young
Fogle Cf
Grove
Day
Steiner Rf
Rener
West If
Murphy
Keller Rhe
Hoffman
Lee
Reynolds
Ambrose
Miles c
Freeld
Boyer
Hurst
Steiner
West
Keller
Freeland
SO Hart
Ranneberger
Miles
Has Robin Roberts Found The Fountain Of Youth
In Baltimore, 38 year old Orioles pitcher Robin Roberts shows form with a complete game win over the Washington Senators to move to 273 career victories. He dreams of 300, needing 27 more, as he jokes about Satchel Paige snake oil.
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Baltimore
Robin Roberts
Orioles
Washington Senators
Warren Spahn
Roberts
New York Yankees
Yellow Springs Faces Collapse Without More Players
Yellow Springs of the Maryland League warns it may drop from the eight team circuit without additional players. President Bill McManemon says only seven or eight signed contracts and several joined other teams, with a key practice canceled as players vanish. The team eyeing a Sunday 1:30 p.m. Park behind Yellow Springs Elementary for tryouts aims to field a roster before the May 9 season kickoff. Manager Buck Brunner, injured last year, and former longtime manager Tom Geiser are noted figures in the club’s ongoing shuffle.
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Stallings
Deacons
Maryland
Charlottsville
Virginia
H.C. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Bold Lad
America
Columbia Broadcasting System
Apple Core
Bill Winfrey
Bill Hartack
Northern Dancer
Bold Ruler
Eddie Arcaro
Tom Rolfe
Laurel
Downs
Ribot
Ronnie Turcotte
Canada
Johnny Longden
Longden
Count Fleet
Ada L. Rice
Keeneland
Willie Shoemaker
Tomy Lee
Wood
Earl Allen
Swift Ruler
Ogden Phipps
Dapper Dan
Mr. Pak
Mrs. Mary Kein
Perne L. Grissom
Carpenter
Yellow Springs
Bill McManemon
Mmcmanemon
Springers
Yellow Springs Elementary School
McManeman
Tom Geiser
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Washington Post
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Frederick High School
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Laara
Archive
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Hemphill
Western Md
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East South St
Carroll Street
Shenandoah Downs
Charlestown
Philips
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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