Frederick's Junior Legion Triumphs in State Tourney Opener
Frederick's Junior Legion defeated Havre de Grace 15-3 in the state baseball tournament at College Park. Frederick plays again today at 3 p.m. against the winner of the Gleaner Baltimore County Greenbelt game. Key hits include Moss triple driving in Young, Keller triple, Keller fielder's choice, and Don Keller double.
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Frederick
Young
Keller
Don Keller
Tinker Michael
Cumber
Cour
Frederich Adk
Ramsburg
Retier
Mars
Senne
Mel
Leam Et Brancenburg
Clem
Gastley
Gensbert
Engte
Havre-De-Grace
Salta
Jone
Au Deexel
Deaver
Foher
Boda Rat
Sreemaner
Su Sami
Rf Bohn
Robby
Ly Rederick
Paze
Frederics
Moss
Jones
Hare
Engle
Grace
Braves Rally Edge Pirates for 3-2 Victory in NL Race
Ed Mathews belted his 23rd homer as Milwaukee used a three run seventh inning to beat Pittsburgh 3-2. Warren Spahn notched the win as Milwaukee extended its lead to seven games in the NL race, with San Francisco losing 12-1 to St Louis.
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Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Pitsburgh Pirates
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Warren Spahn
Pirates
Bon Friend
Friend
Spahn
County Stadium
Red Schoendienst
Mathews
Henry Aaron
Joe Adcock
Frank Torre
Johnny Logan
Pittsburgh
Gross
Fotles
Crandall
Boston
Senators
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Williams
Truman Clevenger
Jim Lemean
Roy Sievers
Washington
Red Sox
Bander Frank Sullivan
Griggs
Clevenger
Valenti' Nelli
Courtney
Sullivan
White
SUGBS
Leon Wagner
Jones
Giants
Daryl Spencer
Ramon Monzant
Cards
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Monzant
Barlick
Dt Boyer
San Frisco
Catole
Louis Cardinals
Sam
Moon
Navy To Have Enough Men To Build 1957 Middies
Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz says he can rebuild the 1957 football squad after losing 21 of 36 players. He touts the Simplify System and a jitterbug defense, aiming for a fun, pressure-free approach with no scholarship at stake.
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San Francisco
Navy
Eddie Erdelarz
Erdelarz
Rice
Erdelatz
Ste
Gore Wins renomination in Tennessee primary fight
Tennessee Democrats renominated Sen. Albert Gore as precincts report. Gov. Buford Ellington holds a lead in the governor’s race against three opponents with Mayoral and judicial contenders close. Gore’s decisive victory over former Gov. Prentice Cooper contrasts Cooper’s civil rights critique. Final tallies show Gore 332,797 to Cooper 223,386 with other totals: Orgill 194,239 Taylor 181,666 Allen 52,779. Ellington and Taylor campaigned on segregation but claimed to obey court orders. Senate Finance Committee opens two-day hearings on the Social Security bill in Washington.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Buford Ellington
Memphis
Edmund Orgit
Jackson
Andrew T. Taylor
Clifford Allen
Nashville
Gore
Prentice Cooper
Shelbyville
Cooper
Ton
Orgill
Taylor
Allen
Madison
Ellington
Allei
Draftees And Vets Guide For Reservists and Veterans
Major Thomas surveys reader questions on VA benefits including disability pay, insurance, and GI Bill transfers. Readers ask about deducting life insurance premiums from disability, changing schools under the Korean GI Bill, restoring GI loan rights after a job move, continued life-insurance dividends, reporting gross income for pension, replacing lost discharges, and backdating child allowances. Advice steps include contacting the VA district office, submitting evidence, and following official procedures.
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Sial
Oklahoma City
Veterans Administration
Infantry
Korea
Tra
Iowa
Michigan
J.R.D
Chicago
New York City
New Orleans
B.W
Oakland
Calif
T.E
Rapid City
S. 'Dak
Personnel Records Center of the
Armed Forces
St. Louis
A.G.C
Fort Collins
Colo
Nial
Trip to China causes Soviet summit switch
Adlai Stevenson said Khrushchev's China trip was the main reason for the Soviet shift on summit tactics after a 21 hour Moscow talk. He arrived in Poland for a four day visit after touring the USSR and hoped to meet Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz. Stevenson warned of widespread misunderstanding of the United States in the Soviet Union and urged freer exchange of ideas. He said the gulf between the two nations must be measured and bridged by shared goals. He met Mikoyan and Gromyko during his stay.
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Adlai Stevenson
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Stevenson
Poland
Soviet Union
Wladyslaw Gomutka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Anniversaries and Birthdays in Know America Today
Highlights of notable births and deaths from 1779 to 1933 including Benjamin Silman Charles A Dana Nelson A Myles Samuel M Jones Sara Teasdale and Gene Buck. Today in History entries recall Smith & Wesson patent habeas corpus Edison Wright Ku Klux Klan and atomic bomb milestones with Birthday notes for Ernest Lawrence Roy White and George Casey.
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Yale
Trumbull
Conn
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Hinsdale
N. H
Nelson A. Myles
Westminster
Mass
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo Ohio
Wales
Sara Teasdale
Sa‘ Louis
Gene Buck
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Detroit
Horace Smith
Daniel B. Wesson
Smith & Wesson
Lincoln
Edison
Wilbur Wright
France
United States
Washington, D. C
Nagashi
Japan
Ernest O. Lawrence
University of California
Canton
S. D
Roy Barton White
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Metcalf
George J. Casey
Brooklyn Park Nips Kentucky In District 4 Little League
Brooklyn Park defeated St Mathews Ky 4 3 in two innings to reach the District 4 final. Maryland and Virginia contenders Wilmington Del and Princess Anne Va met later, with finals set for Saturday. Micro details note parade by Frederick teams with Fort Meade band and remarks by Mayor Ramsburg before the day’s games.
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Brooklyn Parx
Maryland
St. Mathews
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Frederick City
Frederick
Second Army
Albans
W. Va
Wil Mee
Mike Graven
Brooklyn Park
Mike Burns
Dusty Rhoades
Jack Hennessy
Rhoades
Hennessy
H. E. Marsland Lo Eall
Bob Jump
M. Burns
Bob ‘Jacobs
Tim Brian
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National Broadcasting Co
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Staley Memorial Park
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London
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U.N General Assembly
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U.N
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Pennania
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Northeastern Haydrying Association
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Legore, MD
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Createrstown
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Creagerstown
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Oliver E. Buckley
Bell Laboratories
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Greenwich
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American Broadcasting
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Anaconda Company
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