Stengel Says Tribe Infield Is Lousy One
Casey Stengel criticizes the Cleveland infield after Strickland’s chin injury, saying the infielders cannot move five feet. The piece details Indians pitching depth led by Wynn and Feller, Yankees injuries, and Lopez’s optimism about a pennant run.
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Stengel
Harry Grayson
New York
George Strickland
Casey Stengel
Cleveland
Yankees
Professor Stengel
Vic Wertz
Bobby Avila
Sam Dente
al Rosen
Joe Dugan
Casey
al Lopez
Indians
Senor Lopez
Wynn
Garcia
Leon
Don Messi
Feller
Houtteman
Ray Narleski
Newhouser
Dave Hoskins
Bob Hooper
Bob Feller
Rapid Robert
Ed Furgol
Bill Lobe
Iowa
Lopez
Bob Wiesler
Marlin Stuart
Orioles
Ralph Branca
Tom Morgan
Jim McDonald
Bob Kuzava
Whitey Ford
Bob Grim
Johnny Sain
Eunyiok
Odesmusen Crieg
Avila
Hank Bauer
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
al Smith
Rudy Regalado
Mickey Grasso
Strickland
Weekend Baseball Playoff and Regular Schedule Card
Weekend games feature SHAUGHNESSY playoffs with Ma State at Frederick-Grove and Brunswick at Beallsville-Shook, plus xPlay at McCurdy Field. Regular schedule includes Pen-Mar and Tri County matchups with Walker sville and Middletown. Bible Classes to Play notes a Sunday New Market exhibition to honor teammate Paul Welty. warmups at 1 pm.
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Frederick—Grove
Garver
Brunswick
Beallsville
Shook, Hate
xPlay
McCurdy Field
Pen
New Oxford
New Windsor
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Cashtown
Blue Ridge
Thurmont
Fairfax
New Market
Rooters
New Market State League
New Market Heart of Maryland
Bill Burall
Paul Zimmerman
Burall
Paul Welty
Frederick
Radio Schedule Snapshot From a 1940s Broadcast Grid
A fragmentary listing outlines CBS NBC ABC and local stations with programs such as News Almanac Evening Show and Grand Ole Opry. Mentions include London Showcase Sports Roundup Dinner Music Night Watch and Dude Ranch with various hosts and times.
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NBC
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Cbs News
London
Cbs Sports Parade
Newa
Bob Edge
Spavishton
Paris
Abs Capitol Cloakroom
Abe Sam Levine
Abe Washington
Cba
Cbs Southern Ramblers
Guy Lombardo
Nbe
Abc Chicago Theater
Cbs Orchestra
News
TV listings and sports results from a 1954 program schedule
A fragmented newspaper page outlines television programs across networks with time slots in Eastern Time, listing many shows and host names, followed by brief sports results and a note about an August playoff date. Notable items include youth programs, game shows, variety hours, and a major league baseball signing and boxing results. The report preserves references to programs like Meet the Press and World Today, plus the Philadelphia Athletics pitcher signing details.
Indians Gain As Yanks Lose In Double Bill
The Cleveland Indians beat Baltimore 7-2 as Al Rosen hit his 21st homer and Cleveland built a 6-run first two innings after rain delays. Boston defeated New York 4-3 as Willard Nixon beat the Yankees for the fourth time this season, ending New York’s 10-game win streak. Trucks became the AL's first 18-game winner with a Sox win over Detroit. The Cardinals, Cubs, Dodgers, and Giants posted wins in other series.
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Cleveland Indians
al Rosen
Batimore Orioles
Cleveland
al Lopez
Boston
Willard Nixon
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankees
New Yorkers
Washington
Philadelphia
Trucks
Chicago White Sox
County All Stars sweep two close games led by Moylan
Frederick County All Stars won a pair of twilight contests at Doubs and Emmitsburg. Clern and Weddle combined for a three hitter at Doubs in a 2-1 win, while Pud Zimmerman’s one hitter at Emmitsburg powered a 6-1 victory in a charity game. Summers sparked the seventh inning rally as Emmitsburg hosts back-to-back matchups with Emmitsburg. The club stands 5-7-1 with one game tied at darkness. Playoff series set in Frederick Little League pitting Optimists against Civitan for city title, two-game series starting Monday with potential tiebreaker Friday.
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Danny Moylan
Frederick County All Stars
Doubs
Emmitsburg
All-Stars
Clern
Weddle
All ‘Stars
Mountains
AL Stars
Pud” Zimmerman
Summers
Duncen
Frederick
Robert B. Staley Memorial Park
Optimists
Civitans
TriState Golf League Playoff Weekend Preview
Frederick VFW Country Club defends TriState Golf League title against Fairfax Courthouse Country Club in Hershey New York area. Opequon Martinsburg Winchester vie for second place while Purcellville Front Royal chase third. Banquet tonight as Richard Wenzel assumes league presidency for 1955 season.
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Tristate Golf League
Frederick Vfw Country Club
Courthouse Country Club
Fairfax
Hershey
Opequon Club
Martinsburg
W.va
Winchester
Purcellsville
Front Royal
Richard
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot And Results
An American League and National League update shows Cleveland and New York leading with strong records, Brooklyn and Chicago close in the chase, and Milwaukee fading. Last night results include Boston 4 over New York 3 and Cleveland 7 over Baltimore 2. Today’s games list pitchers for Pittsburgh at New York and other key matchups across the circuit.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boston Ll
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
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Miller
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Porto Cisseau Taq
Dishuyasus
Olson Wins by Decision in Middleweight Title Bout
San Francisco middleweight Carl Olson defeated Rocky Castellani of Cleveland by unanimous decision to retain the title and earn 125000. The bout featured six minutes of dramatic exchanges, with Castellani injuring a bone in his left hand in the second round. Olson plans to continue in the middleweight ranks despite the weight troubles.
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Olson
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Rocky
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al Naiman
Honolulu
AL Lastretti
State Atheltic Commission
Bobo
Boba
Boha
Rocks
Walkersville Clinches Junior County Title
Walkersville clinched the Junior County Baseball League championship with an 11 to 1 victory over Yellow Springs on Friday night at Yellow Springs. Pitcher Ramsburg delivered a steady game aided by a run scoring triple. Swomley of Glade added a triple and a single as Walkersville’s under 13 team used patient baserunning and timely hits to seal the title.
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Washington Senators
Ramsburg
Swomley
Glade
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Barber
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Smith
Bryant
Staley
Myersyville
Mt Carmel
Myersville
Geisbert
Eichelberger
Tall Cedars Wins Frederick League Title Over Rosedale
Tall Cedars captured the Frederick American Little League championship with a 6-3 win over Rosedale in Robert B. Staley Memorial Stadium. Martin pitched a complete game for Tall Cedars, allowing three hits and 11 walks as Rosedale’s pitching faltered in the second inning rally.
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Rosedale
Robert B. Staley Memorial Stadium
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Cedars
Ramsberg
Blank
Whitmore
Abrecht
Fogle
Staley
Grove
Winning and losing pitchers noted in brief game card
Winning pitcher blank and losing pitcher Martin. Hits off blank two in six innings off Martin three in five innings. Ampres Cortigan Baiey Burke Storer Walter Eyler. Time two thirty.
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Martin
Martn
Ampres—Cortigan
Baiey
Burke
Storer
Walter Eyler
Attractive Tennis Star Joins Mystery Vanishing Case
Boston reports 24 year old Joan Ross Dilley missing amid amnesia claims after a doubles loss at Longwood. She left a cheerful note about a date with a man named John and a fall at the Jamaica Plain home of Andrew Marshall. Previously vanished in June 1953 near Lake County California.
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Joan Ross-Dilley
Berkeley
Calif
Helen Rihbany
Longwood Cricket Club
Andrew Marshall
John
Marshall
Jamaica Plain
Lake County
Miss Ross-Dilley
Frederick County bids seek two 1954 model sedans
The Board of Education of Frederick County invites proposals for two new 1954 model standard sixty sedan two doors with heater, price firm, no taxes, bid on letterhead by August 31 1954 10 A M DST. Requires established local agency. Public bid opening in Frederick County Board Room. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Board of Education of
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick Daty
Maryland
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Public Sale of Frederick Street Real Estate in Walkersville
Public sale authorized by the Frederick County Circuit Court decree No 17,864 Equity. Amos A Holter and Benjamin Rosenstock Trusts will offer a Walkersville lot facing 93 feet on Frederick Street with a 9 room frame dwelling, garage, and loft. Terms: 50 percent cash day of sale or ratification, balance in six months with note and security. $800 deposit required. costs borne by purchaser. Auction at Court House Door Frederick City and County Maryland. Delbert Null, Auctioneer.
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Frederick County
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Minnie D. Burmer
Amos A. Holt
Benjamin
Rosenstock
Court House
Frederick
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