Tigers Split Doubleheader With Indians In Cleveland
Detroit takes the nightcap 2 0 after losing the opener 4 3 to the league leading Cleveland Indians. Al Aber pitched six hits allowed in the nightcap win. Bob Nieman slugged a seventh inning three run homer. Sam Dente drove in a run for Detroit in the second inning. Cleveland’s Al Rosen re injured his right index finger but was later deemed bruised. Al Lopez was ejected in the seventh for disputing a call.
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Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
al Aber
Sam Dente
Vic Wertz
Mike Garcia
Don Messi
Bob Hooper
Bob Nieman
Garcia
Bob Feller
Dary Agaist
Ray Narieski
Feller
Ray Boone
Loper
Dave Pope
Wertz
Indians
New Garver
Pope
Dente
al Lopez
Bill Summers
al Rosen
Braves
Milwaukee
Gordon Jones
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Wally Moon
Johnny Logan
Davey Willams
Ruben Gomez
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Ray Katt
Bobby Hofman
Giants
Phils
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gomez
Tuwlld Shuloul UL Lut
Moryn
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Karl Drews
Cubs
Art Fowler
Bruins
Gil Hodges
Walt Moryn
Pittsburgh
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Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Clint Courtney
Courtney
Ted Williams
Boston
Washington
Williams
Red Sox
Senators
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Eddie Lopat
Johnny Sain
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Garversand House
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Hegen
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Aber
Wilson
Mossi
Hooper
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Hezan
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Sain
Berra
Grax
Burtschy
Sima
Diaon
Astroth
Ore
Parnell
White
Stone
Pascual
Stewart
Shea
FitzGerald
R. HE
Chicago
Baltimore
Harshman
Consuegra
Martin
Dorish
Batts
Kretlow
Chakales
Blyzka
Moss
New York
Dickson
Miller
Burgess
Katt
RF KH &E
Cincinnati
Rain Ends Tight Exhibition In 1-0 Ijamsville Win
Ijamsville defeats Creagerstown 1-0 in five innings at McCurdy Field as rain halts play. Benny Shellhorse singles and scores on Whitey Jones in the third for the lone run. Five Ijamsville pitchers hold Creagerstown to few hits before 350 fans under a damp roof observe the rubber game slated next week.
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Creagerstown
Ijamsville
McCurdy Field
Wapives
Trico
Benny Shellhorse
Chiz Staley
Clem
Whitey Jones
Tjamsville Shellhorse
C. Staley
P. Jones
Ramsburg
D. Staley
Moylan
Whitehead
Smith
P. Ie
Wiles
Creagerstown Lare
E. Long
Fraley
Eaves
Blower
Lfloolodo Richards
Kolb
Tjamsville
BEL Au Oovyuuu
Bavnes
Shellhorse
W. Jones
Halls
H. Smith
Howard Smith
D. Smith
Don Smith
Jeff Clem
Pat Myers
Australians Score Impressive Victory in National Doubles
Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall, 19 year olds, beat Gardnar Mulloy and Art Larsen 7-5 6-1 in the National Doubles quarterfinals. Ashley Cooper and Roy Emerson fell to Bill Talbert and Ham Richardson 6-3 6-4 as Shilcock Fletcher and Brough DuPont won their women’s quarterfinals. In Ohio, Yellow Springs topped Middlepoint 5-2 in County TeenAge Baseball League action on a rain-soft field with key hits from Hooper and Kehne.
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Brookline
Mass
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosenail
Australia
Davis Capates
Gardnar Mulloy
Art Larsen
Head
Rosewall
Ashley Cooper
Roy Emerson
Bill Talbert
Ham Richardson
England
Anne Shilcock
Helen Fletcher
America
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Shilcock
Fletcher
Margaret Varner
Ethel Norton
el Paso
Tes
Miss Brough
Miss DuPont
Karol Fagaros
Miami
Isabele Troccole
New York
Springers
Wis
Yellow Springs
Middlepoint
Kehne
Hooper
Kuhn
Waterloo
Kemp
Shaffer
Stup
Main
Sega
Frushour
American League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The Associated Press baseball page lists AL standings with New York leading at 83 37, Chicago 78 44, and Cleveland 340 714. Yesterday results show Cleveland 4 2, Detroit 3 8, Chicago 4 Baltimore 3, Boston 11 Washington 6, New York 8 Philadelphia 5. Tonight's schedule features Cleveland at Baltimore with Houtteman vs Coleman, New York at Boston Grim vs Nixon, Washington at Philadelphia Keriazakos or Por kerfield 111-1 vs Bishop, Chicago at Detroit Trucks vs Gromek, plus other daily matchups and probable pitchers.
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Wol Pet Ur
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston MO
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Houtteman
Coleman
Grim
Nixon
Keriazakos
Porkerfield
Bishop
Trucks
Gromek
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Philadelpha
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Lees
Liddle
Conley
Rush
St Louie
Foxhall
Beard
Playoff at M'Curdy Field in Maryland League upper bracket
Rivalry heats as Ijamsville meets Frederick in a Sunday playoff at McCurdy Field after rain postponed games. Hustlers seek revenge after losses to Ijamsville, with managers Ramsburg and Angleberger counting on strong mound arms and key batters Weddle Wagner Shook Wagner. The date clash with Dodgers on Aug. 29 prompts scheduling changes to determine the pennant winner on the Frederick home diamond.
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Maryland
Shaughnessy
McCurdy Field
Tjamsville
Frederick
William B. Burall
Diamond
Burail
Dodgers
Hustlers
Kjamsville
Rabbit’ Ramsburg
Ijamsville
Frederick Nine
Sjamsville
Austin Angleberger
Biser
Ramsburg
Howard Smith
Bill Clem
Bud Rice
Bobby Weddle
Buzz Wagner
Kenny Shook
Tony Wagner
Bill Crone
R Uller
DY le Staley
Benny Shellhorse
Olson Battles Castellani In San Francisco Title Fight
San Francisco August 19 Carl Bobo Olson defends his middleweight title against Rocky Castellani at the Cow Palace in a 15 round televised bout. Olson, 26, known for body punching, seeks to retain his crown. Castellani, 27, a swift counterpuncher, eyes his first title shot. Estimated attendance 15,000 with large gate receipts and TV revenue.
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San Francisco
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Rocky Castellani
San Francisco Cow Palace
Olson
Castellani
Bell
Cleveland
Rocky
Pierre Langlois
Ernie Durando
Joey Giardello
Plate
NBC
Major Food Chains Cut Coffee Prices in Baltimore
In Baltimore area stores A P Food Fair and American Stores cut coffee prices by 10 cents a pound, retailing around 1.13 to 1.25, following a wholesale five-cent drop by a local roaster. The cuts affect their own brands with no immediate price drops seen on nationally advertised brands.
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Baltimore
Union Bridge social notes and travels fragment
Union Bridge and surrounding communities are noted for travel and visits. Mr and Mrs Raymond K Wright and son Kin d ley visit North Carolina and Virginia while Mr and Mrs Maurice MecDaniel host at Oak Orchard near New Windsor. Jr and Mrs Lot Disney Hale thorpe with Mr and Mrs Vernon Gladhill dine with the Mehrings in Taneytown. Rev Dixon A Yaste departs for religious training camp at Jolly Acres to teach. Mr and Mrs David Cranmer and sons vacation at Thousand Island New York and Wildwood New Jersey. Mr and Mrs George Sexton and daughter Barbara return to Orlando Florida after months with aunt Mrs Marshall Bell and Mr Bell. Mrs Edward Seigman visits Baltimore with son Dr E L Seigman and family.
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Union Bridge
Raymond K. Wright
Kindley
Maurice MecDaniel
Oak Orchard
New Windsor
North Carolina
Virginia
Lot Disney
Halethorpe
Vernon Gladhill
Harold Mehring
Taneytown
Dixon A. Yaste
Jolly Acres
David Cranmer
Craig
Jack
Thousand Island
N. Y
Wildwood
N. J
George Sexton
Barbara
Orlando
Fla
Marshall Bell
Bell
Keymar
Edward Seigman
Baltimore
Evening Radio Schedule Summary
Radio listings show NBC CBS and ABC network programs across stations WFMD WBAL WOR and more. Prime evening blocks include news commentary sports and variety shows with anchors and hosts such as Tennessee Ernie Daly Lind Hayes and Jack Carson, plus entertainment features and concluding news at 11.00.
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Abe
Abe Lone Ranger
Ebs
Afood
Newa
Jack Carson
Cba
Ope Fibber & Ae Malls
de Saarinen Pe
Crossroads
Heart of
Washington
Abe Dance Orchestra
Dis
News & Variety
Nate
Television Schedule Extract With Local Notices
Eastern daylight times list TV programs with a partial schedule and time shifts for standard time. The page also reports Guild elections at Frederick Church of the Brethren, a fast fraud incident at People Service Drug Store, and community notices on rebuilding a Penny store in Westminster, a Willing Workers picnic, and attendee lists.
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DuMone
John Daly
Abe Marge
Jeff
DuMont
Mr. Sweeney
Abe Ews
Cbs
Stu Erwin Pym
Abe
Tha Duke
Cbs Ozzie & Barrier
Riley
Abe Topper
Hartman
Abe the Stranger
Abe Miss Brooks
Nhe
Star Theater
Cba
Lifetime
Denisa Darcel
People Service
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Young Democrats Plan Harmony Meeting in Maryland
Baltimore August 19 The Maryland Young Democrats leader Joseph D. Tydings outlined a two day harmony meeting set for Sept 47 and 18 at the Atlantic Hotel Ocean City inviting all state central committee members. The event will feature a reception for guests a banquet a dance and a workshop chaired by Mary Ann Estey with topics on national and Maryland issues fundraising and public relations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
H. C. Byrd
George P. Mahoney
Joseph D. Tydings
Mahoney
Byrd
State Court of Appeals
Talbot County
Tydings
Westminster
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
Mike Lynch
Narbertee County Organization
Mary Ann Estey
Montgomery County
Lovettsville Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Lovettsville residents share visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Home Demonstration Club members traveled by bus to Winchester to tour historical sites with a Chamber of Commerce host, enjoying a picnic at Rouss Park.
Local Social Roundup From Falls Church and Nearby Areas
Carrie Virts and Mrs. Mamie Warlick visited George Virts in Falls Church on Sunday. Wanda Keister visits her fiancé in Denver. Keister, Lester Williams, and Jerry Potts drove to Scotland Beach Saturday night. 212 fish were caught. Donnie Cummings and family returned after a beach week. Ella Filler visited near Winchester last week. Helen Lewis of Thurmont visited Mrs. Ernest Ridgeway. Ridgeways hosted guests Charles Everhart. Picnic at Braddock Heights by the Glendon Demory family with many relatives listed. Allan Brown and family recently returned from Munich, viewing European films including Holland’s Tulip Festival. Week-end guests included Harvey Hickman and Mrs. Arthur Ewell. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Wade visited Winchester. Flossie Riddlemoser visited Nellie George. George E. Wire and wife became parents to their third son born August 7. Nester Smith and others attended A. L. Hatcher’s. Berkeley Baker hosted a picnic on Phineas T. Barnum showman grounds. guests listed.
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Lovettsville
C. M. Beatty Sr
Co. M. Beatty Sr
Afton
W. B. Williams
Home Demonstration Club
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Rouss Park
Faye Bartlett
Washington
W. J. Kite
Michael Kretsinger
J. R. L. Shumaker
Emory Frye
Mervin
R. V. Coffman
Remington
Frank Buckler
Frederick
Ernest Painter
Harrisonburg
Jefferson
H. W. Beatty
H. S. Keller
Edgar Graham
Ars
Carrie Virts
Mamie Warlick
George Virts
Falls Church
Wanda Keister
Denver
J. D. Keister
Robert Keister
Lester Williams
Jerry Potts
Scotland Beach
Joanna Keister
Belle Turbeville
Phoebe Crim
Lomna Jean
Rosemary Robinette
Donnie Cummings
Dorothy Rickard
Johnny
Toby Rickard
Ella Filler
Henry Barthel
Helen Lewis
Thurmont
Ernest Ridgeway
Charles Everhart
Braddock Heights
Glendon Demery
Glen
L. P. Hickman
Harvey Hickman
Silver Spring
Arthur Ewell
Gaithersburg
William A.wade
Ethel Snapp
Flossie Riddlemoser
Nellie George
George E Wire
Memningwas
8. C
G. E. Wire
Nester Smith
Vienna
Ork
Orlando
Fla
A. L. Hatcher
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Associated Press
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Markell’s Meadow
Monocacy River Bridge
Reich's Ford Road
Stag Aftfair
Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
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Miller's Grove
Lewistown
HD. Bird
Mildred Grushon
Darlene
Betty Summers
Summers
Smith Brothers
Utica Lutheran Sunday School
Ross S. Stull
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Gack Hyde
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National ‘Planning Council
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Women’s Fellowship and ‘Service Guild
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Ulth
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Ruby Roderick
Rose Dutrow
Ethel Fahrney
Ralph E. White
Brethren
Carrie Howard
Evelyn Firor
Sarah Dutrow
LaRue Kintz
Bertha Nicholson
Dorothy Swomley
Elizabeth Wastler
Helen Wolfe
J. C. Penny Co
West Main Street
Western Maryland College
Buiding
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Penney
Eddie's Market
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Frank Korrell
Harmon Staley
Janice Catsail
Albert Schultz
Jerry
Christine
Charles Staley
Tommy
Sandra
Glenn
Lenora Staley
Grace Harley
Delton Brick‘house
Delton
Grace Green
Stevie Yinger
G. L. Twenty
Vicky Himius
Catharine Rothenhoefer
Young Democrats
May
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Berkeley Baker
Phineas T. Barnum
Mrs. Bethel
Conn
Melvin M. Engle
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American Legion Ballroom
Thurmont, MD
Harold Chrisman
Virginia Avenue
Mervin H. Dehaven
Fairfax Street
Martinsburg, W. Va
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