Frederick's All-Stars Rout Carroll Park to Reach Sectional Final
Frederick's National Little League All-Stars defeated Carroll Park 6 to 0 at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium. Johnny Hammond limited the Carroll youngsters to four hits while Frederick's produced eight, with key hits from Holand Bayles and Hughes. Frederick's jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first inning and widened it with a four-run fourth as Hughes cleared the bases with a long sacrifice fly and a Crothers double.
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Frederick
Edgewes
Arsenal
Baltimore
Robert Staley Memorial Stadium
Wed- Bentay
Johnny Hammond
Carroll Park
Henry
Hammond Strilr
Burkman
Hammond
Butts
Mercer
Mueller
Frederck
Billy Seoring
Jackson
Erru
All Holand
Hendrickson
Winpigler
Buddy Althouse
Dick Bayles
Smallberg
Wachter
Ham
Mond
Harrs Siedhng
Holland
Hughes
Santa Claus
Schesectady
Bridgeton
N. J. Sleader
Michael
Gordes Hamil
Bob Templeton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Schenectady
Wilmington
Marylanders
New York
Bills Crothers
Geisbert
Althouse
Eayles
Renniening
Sans Eat Crew
Oregon
Armory
Lakewood
Buckmin
Templeton
Mercer If
Fevcine
Greenbelt Aquerina En Dil
Breaehes Abrho
Frederick AB RH Oae Co Ochies
Hognes
Rothers
Halland
Wapigier
Mekee
Barton
Nicholas
Butz
Bucher
Tomings Hamibe
Frasers
Abe
Pecker
Kesgaer
Ovo
Catrei Apier
Zhieort Park & Txobase
Airrouse Conners
Bayles
Hammond Coton
Decker
Hamil
Gastles
Flood
Mami
Micheel
Masucci
Conners
Citten
Schenertads
HO - Michael
McKee
Il Hamil
Masuect
So-Michael
Decker I
Masuccil
MicKee
Matec
WeKee
Harn
Rigney Suspended and Fined by National League
New York manager Bill Rigney was suspended three days and fined $50 by NL President Warren Giles after jostling umpire Bill Jackowski during the Grant Philadelphia game. Managerial substitute Bucky Walters will direct the Giants during the sentence while Rigney serves.
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New York
Bull Rugney
New York Citants
Warren Giles
National League Today
Bill Jackowski
Grant Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Giants
Rigney
Dackowski
Vic Delimore
Riche Ashburn
Phil
Wen Westrum
Jackowski
Westrum
Ashburn
Phils
Williams Blast Delivers Red Sox To 3 2 Victory
Boston fans roar as Ted Williams hits a towering home run to cap his first game since the spitting fine. He drives in the go ahead run against Baltimore as Williams defends his emotions and faces renewed public support amid the wave of donations and controversy.
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Baton
Ted Williams
Baltimore
Ted
Williams
Connie Johnson
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Willams
George Kell
Rans
Statehouse
James Condon
South Boston
Condon
Charles Collatos
American Legion 1 National Executive Committee
Rockland Atlas National’ Bank
Joseph Donovan
Collatos
Cronin
Tom Yawkey
Babe Ruth
Babe
St. Loui
Ineligible Penalties Eased by Conference Report
The Pacific Coast Conference eased football ineligibility for UCLA USC and California players for 1956 with seniors allowed to play four games. The President's Council warned probationed schools to clean up by May or face expulsion. Four institutions face probation and evidence deadlines were set for non football sports. California was ordered to end certain club ties. Dog shows scheduled in Hagerstown and Frostburg feature top prizes and cash awards.
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Ore
Pacific Coast Conference
JCLA
Southern California
Washington
USC
California
UCLA
South
East Bay
Ee ‘Seaborg
Mason-Dixon Kennel Club
Hagerstown
Upper
Peto
Mac Valley Kennel Club
Baseball and football notes from Chicago and surrounding leagues
Baseball leaders listed include Mantle with 95 hits and 38 homers. Morgan KO by Brown in 1 54 of the first round in Chicago. Dodgers struggle with hits, facing the Giants. pitching and fielding notes follow. Football rules clinic set for Winchester and schedule revisions announced for fall leagues in Chicago area. Hampton-Wythe wins Virginia Little League title 6-4 with 12 strikeouts by Wheeler.
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Chicago
Henry
Toothpick
Winchester
The
Valley Officials Association
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
Charles Town High School
Charles Town
W. Va
Cliff Harper
Montgomery
Lalabama
Woodsboro
Stauffer’s Meadow
Walkersville
Marvin Houck
Will Harridge
Frank Kent
Cramer
Roger Zimmerman
Washington
Tues
Gilmore
Trout
Kenneth Eizler
Ballymore
Harry 0. Smith
New York
Cleveland
Hampton-Wythe
Vienna
Bristol
Butch Wheeler
Pat Robinette
Hampton
Chip Mario
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Forden Hughes
Wayne Geisbert
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Rom
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