Slamees Is Tigers' Winner
Johnny Groth sparked Detroit's pennant drive with a grand slam home run to lead the Tigers to a 4 1 victory over the Indians. Houttemann earned his 11th win with relief from the seventh, as Cleveland turned a season’s fourth triple play and Detroit gained ground on the Yankees and Senators in a day-night doubleheader.
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Johnny Groth
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Groth
Bob Lemon
Toop
Cleveland
Detroiters
Indians
Arto Houttemann
Martin Stuart
Bob. Kennedy
George Keil
Ray Boone
Gerry Priddy
Boone
Easter
Don Kolloway
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Senators
Gene Bearden
Washington
Tom Ferrick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Ed Ford
Griffith Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Curt Simmons
Jim Konstanty
Roy Campanella
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Preacher Roe ¢Dge
Larry Jansen
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Hank Wyse
Sancta Maria Hospital
Cambridge
Telecast Of Colts Games Banned By Team
Baltimore officials announce no television telecasts of Colt home games this season. General Manager Al Ennis said only the season opener against Pittsburgh will be shown. Navy football and other college games at Municipal Stadium were also affected.
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Baltimore
Balmore Colts
Ennis
Colt
Hope the Filly: Gallorette’s Daughter Abounds on Virginia Farm
Hope, a filly born May 4 1950 at High Hope Farm, is Gallorette’s daughter by Lovely Night. Mrs. Marie A. Moore plans for the young horse to inherit Gallorette’s speed, hoping she can run as well as her dam. Gallorette, Fredericksburg bred and a top racehorse, earned $445 535 in five seasons while Lovely Night later found fame as a jumper.
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Marie A. Moore
Virginia
High Hope
Frederick County
Preston M. Burch
William L. Brann
Gallette
Challenger
Hope
Moore
Galliorette
Brann
Red Silks
Lovely Night
Gallorette
F. Ambrose Clark
Hope Springs
Potomac
Walt Dropo Hit In Head By Pitched Ball
Boston Aug 15 Red Sox slugger Walt Dropo was struck in the head by a pitch and carried from the field on a stretcher. He was conscious at the hospital where x rays showed no fracture. Dropo, who had earlier hit a two run homer, said the ball seemed to sail at him.
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Boston
Red Sox
Walt Dropo
Prays
Philadelphia
Hank Wyse
Sancta Maria Hospital
Cambridge
Moosup
Conn
Star
Birdie Tebbetts
Wyse
Mayers
Tebbetts
Wryce
Dropa
Vern Stephens
Dropo
Billy Goodman
Jett Field
Propos
Clyde Vollmer
Goodman
Charles Stops Beshore In Their 14th Round
Charles stops Freddie Beshore in 2 53 of the 4th round to defend his NBA heavyweight title in Buffalo New York. Referee Barney Felix halts the bout as blood streams from Beshore’s ear and mouth. Charles, ring rusty after a 10 month layoff, wins amid crowd boos while pressing late with body and head punches.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ezzard Charles
Freddie Beshore
Harrisburg
Barney Felix
Beshore
Iron
Cincinnati
Charles
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Playoffs Preview
American League results list Detroit 4 Cleveland 1 Washington 10 0 New York 5 9 Boston 8 9 Philadelphia 3 4. Tonight New York visits Washington, Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Boston, St Louis at Cleveland. Sunday features William P. Larkin American Legion post facing the Baltimore Grays at Meffordy Field at 2 30 p m. The Grays show 20-1 season wins. Larkin Legionnaires have nine losses.
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Washington
Lopat
Ferrick
Page
Berra
Bearden
Harris
Evans
Ford
Kuzava
Singleton
Grasso
Detroit
Cleveland
Houtteman Stuart
Robinson
Lemon
Hegant
R H. Ej
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
William P. Larkin
American Legion Colorei Post
Baltimore
Mefordy Field
Grays
Larkin Legionnaires
ASE
St Louis
Mittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
W. T
Pet
Water Pageant at Brunswick YMCA Fair Tonight and Tomorrow
Water pageant at Brunswick EK W Scheer’s stadium pool with 500-seat capacity, part of the Brunswick YMCA Fair, draws a packed crowd tonight and tomorrow. Notable cast includes Chuck Bailey and Leonard, with Doris Dretler writer and Norma Whesnit painter. Pageant begins at 8 p.m. EST both nights. Season opens with Bel Air turf racing tomorrow replacing steeplechase, marking Maryland thoroughbred return after June gap.
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Brunswick
B. Lee Feete
Doris Dretler
Hood College
Hawaii
Tee Feete
Norma Whesnit
Bel Air
Maryland
Harford County
Pimlico
Laurel
Cumberland
Timonium
Mart Whore
Ael Air
Bowie
Konstanty Reveals Secret Of His Success As Reliever
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Konstanty, ace reliever for the Phillies, says the key to success is getting the ball over the plate with something on it. He notes that simply tossing strikes invites trouble as big leaguers will punish hittable pitches. Konstanty leads National League relievers with 10 wins and 4 losses, has 31 straight relief appearances without an earned run, and has allowed only six hits in 2014 innings across those relief outings.
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Philadelphia
Aus
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia Phillies
Konstanty
Jim
J. Konstanty
Phils
Walkersville Rally Narrowly Trails SECA In Pitcher's Duel
Top of the third tied game as Walkersville, behind Mackey, struggles with five outs by strike, and Craver Summers Craver? Craver Summers infield errors fuel a 2-1 frame. Glade lassies fielding error count three as SECA’s pitcher dominates. final reads R 4H. Walkersville 402.15 a SECA-4 with Mackey Craver Smith Summers.
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Mackey
Fanning
Walkersville
SECA
Glade Lassies
Craver
Smith
Summers
Unclear sports and health notes from mixed OCR fragment
A fragmented passage lists cities and scores with unclear context and adds a statement claiming that constant intoxication has no effect on the health of mice and rats, though the text is garbled and lacks coherent reporting.
Eagles Browns Game Tickets Available Here
Robert J Nig Grove arranges 25 tickets for the NFL clash between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Cleveland Browns at Philadelphia’s municipal stadium on Saturday night September 16. Tickets on a first come basis with optional rail transport Baltimore to the game for 8 dollars. A Baltimore football special reports 700 fans traveling. train leaves Pennsylvania station at 5:30 p.m. DST and returns after the game. Philadelphia reports 60,000 tickets already sold for the encounter.
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Robert J. Nig’ Grove
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Grose
Roundrip
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Station
SECA Girls Softball Triumph Over Walkersville in Tight Game
SECA defeated Walkersville 4 to 1 at Staley Park as Rosie Smith struck out 14 to lead the home team. Alice Kennedy and Edith Simmers each scored twice, tallying in the first and fifth frames to secure the win and tighten the standings for the South End squad.
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Rosie Smith
SECA
Staley Park Field
South End
Walkersville
Alice Kennedy
Edith Simmers
Shirley Cramer
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Programs
A scanned radio guide lists daily broadcasts across networks including CBS NBC and local stations. Programs range from news and commentary to dramas music and variety shows with specific time slots from 6:00 PM to 11:15 PM and later, featuring hosts such as Gabriel Heatter and Lawrence Welk and series like Mister Chameleon and The Falcon.
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I.in
Abe
Abe-East Kiddies
Abe-Weat
Mbs-East
Mbs- Weat
Sparta
Cbs
One Mans
Abe Olimbia
Aba
Lone Ringer
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbs Doe
Lawrence Welk
Dick Powell
Television listings and small stamp notes headline
New York radio and TV guide lists daytime and prime time programs across NBC CBS ABC and Dumont network slots for August 16. Notable items include Fay Emerson show The Theatre Break the Bank Broadway Open House Garry Moore What's My Line and Captain Video plus a note that Byrd Little America stamps were the smallest commemorative sheets issued by the U S post office.
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New York
Television Tonight
NBC
Ransom Sherman
Fay Emerson
CBS
Garry Moore
ABC
Chicago
Dumont
Captain Video
U. S. Post Office Department
Frederick T Cutton Parker tennis defeat at Baker Park courts
Frederick's local tennis team fell 6 3 to Baltimore's Cutton Parker in a Maryland Tennis League match at Baker Park bathhouse courts Sunday. Frederick, set to visit Druid Hill Park next, saw singles results with Clapp Ramsburg and others posting wins and losses. last set went to visitors on a racquet toss.
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Frederick Tennis Club
Maryland
Frederick
Lloyd Rite
W. Thaler
J. McLaughlin
C. Brooke
J. McCardell
M. Craig
Robert Clapp
J. Wyatt
J. Richard Ramsburg
E. Kirby
David Rothenhoefer
C. Rosenthal
Rice
McLaughlin
Brooke
Thaler
Clapp
Ramsburg
Craig
Wyatt
McCardell
Rothenhoefer
Kirby
Rosenthal
East Sixth Streets forfeits Twilight League game
The Washington Streets teen baseball club failed to field a team for its Recreation Commission Twilight League game, resulting in a 7 0 forfeit for East Sixth Streeters. The schedule shows Stacy Park at Harmon Field next, at 6 30 p m Thursday.
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Washington Streets
Recreation Commission
East Sixth Streeters
Staley Park
Harmon Field
Golfers in Baltimore for Eastern Open play
Golfers from the tour arrive in Baltimore for the Eastern Open at Mount Pleasant Municipal course a 6895 yard par 72 layout. prize money totals 16500 with 2600 for first and a cut to 60 after 36 holes. events include a $100 driving contest and a golf clinic by Lawson Little with 12 demonstrators.
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Baltimore
Professional Golfers Association
Thomas D'Alesandro
Henry Ransom
Chick Harbert
Sammy Snead
Bobby Locke
Snead
Mount Pleasant
Lawson Little
U. S
Girls' Softball League Results From Yesterday
SECA defeated Walkersville 4 to 1 in a Girls' Softball League game played yesterday. A game is scheduled today between Tailors and Creagerstown. Vermont contains 19 state forests with a total area of 43,288 acres.
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Optimists
Civitans
Lions
Elks
L. Pet
Amvets
NECA
State
Vermont
First Round Honors To Junior Firemen
In a softball double elimination playoff at Baker Park the Junior Firemen won 18 to 14 over Sears. Sears led 4-0 early then Junior bats exploded with four hits and errors fueling runs through the bottom of the fourth. Wetzel and Weddle starred for the Juniors as Rollie Atk Jr and pitcher others helped seal the win despite Sears rallying in the final inning.
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Civitans
Staley Park
Far Gardens
Civitan
Baker Park
Firemen
Sears
Rollie Atk Jr
Wetzel
Weddle
Angger
Son
Wiles
Linton
Fink
P. Atkinson
Weddie
Baltimore man sues to gain Mary College Park graduate admit
P J Mitchell of Baltimore, 27, filed suit in which he seeks admission to University of Maryland College Park to study sociology, alleging the university rejected his application solely because of race and asserting violation of federal and state constitutions.
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A Today
University of Mary
College Park
P J. Mitchell
Universit
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Westchester
Civic Softball League
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Game Today
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Camp Detrick
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A. R. Wood Gas
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N. Market ST
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Notic Health Center
Union Bridge, MD
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