Birds Yanks Split Twin Bill In Baltimore
In a Tuesday doubleheader, the Orioles beat the Yankees 7-5 in the opener as home runs by Bord, Woodling and Triandos powered Baltimore. The second game saw three Yankee errors and a Mantle two run homer in the eighth to clinch a 6-4 Yankee win, with Don Larsen also homering.
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Top Riders Set For Lion Races
About 45 drivers are signed for the Lions Club of Frederick event with 15 experts including Neal Cravener Apollo Pa Lee Hull Endestown Pa and George Rolder Monroeville Ohio. Tommy Morris of Jacksonville Fla leads a strong challenge as time trials begin at 1 p m Friday on Frederick's half mile track with races at 2 30 p m.
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Apollo
Lee Hull
Nolder
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Jacksonville
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Trentoe
Charles VY. Main
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Lions Edge Civitan Boys 4 to 3 in tight league win
The Lions beat the Civitan Boys 4 to 3 as a late rally secured the lead in the second half. Gatrell hit a homer for Civitan, while Trout earned the win for the Lions with a 6 inning effort and 9 hits allowed.
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Baseball standings and results from Wednesday and Thursday
The league tables show teams led by New York and San Francisco with scattered results from Wednesday and Thursday. Key scores include Baltimore 7-1 over New York and Chicago 5, Cleveland 4, with Milwaukee and Boston posting notable wins while Kansas City and Detroit posted losses.
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Baltimore
Pinsburgh
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Beauty Contest At AllStar Game Highlights Inter County Softball
A beauty contest will spotlight the Inter-County Softball League All Star game in Arcadia at 7 30 p m July 3. Four Frederick area entrants include Mary Elien Lennart Dicker son Virginia Dennis and Chris Ron Kilby Cynthia Kilby. Frederick girls compete with 16 contestants from Montgomery Howard Carroll and Baltimore Washington for the Maryland title with prizes for top finishers. Local entrants were chosen by the Jeffersonian Democratic club. All star players from the Democrat team include Earl Lenhart Henry Lake and Clyde Harding. Transportation arranged from the Frederick Jeffersonian hub at 6 p m.
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Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Baltimore
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Earl Lenhart
Fight results by the Associated Press list boxers and outcomes
Portland Denny Mazer outpointed Al Andrews in Superior Wisconsin. Athol Willie Pep outpointed Bobby Soares Providence. Gomea Brennan outpointed Jimmy Archer in Miami Beach. Waban Thomas outpointed Ollie Wilson in Charlotte. Herman Marquez stopped Ross Pacifia in Stockton. Ernest Terrell knocked out Bill Pickett in Chicago Midwest Gym. Jonny Van Resbure stopped Chico Santas in Johannesburg.
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Ross Pacifia
Chicago
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Bill Pickett
Detroit
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Chico Santas
Portugal
Brailey Becomes Spokane Indians Manager in Ruth League
Bobby Brailey is appointed manager of the Spokane Indians, pledging to regroup and start over. The battered club seeks a fresh push as the season resumes, with rumors of retooling and a new leadership approach. Standings and recent results show Rotary, Kiwanis, and other leagues vying for top spots as teams adjust rosters.
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Rotary Defeats Price Electric in Ruth League Tilt
Rotary defeated Price Electric in a Babe Ruth League game on Tuesday, building a lead that sealed a 15-5 victory. Rotary pulled away early, delivering four decisive runs to extend their control and end the contest.
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Price Electric
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League Leaders GEE and Eruptions of 13 or More Hits
A garbled box score style recap lists league leaders with high RBI totals, runs, and home runs for both leagues. Names such as Cepeda San Francisco Mays St. Louis Cepeda Cepede Banks and Musial appear, plus pitchers and strikeout leaders, with fragmented stats across teams and cities.
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Milwaukee
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Padres
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Minor Leagues Scores Across Leagues
International League results show Montreal 64 Columbus 1 5 and Toronto 3 2. Richmond 2 5 Akams 3. Rech Buffalo 10 Havana 4. American Association St Paul 1 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 12 Wichita 6 Charleston 7 Indianapolis 4 in 14 innings. Pacific Coast League Spokane 4 Sacramento 2 Vancouver 3 Seattle 2.
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Seattle
Walkersville Beats Union Bridge 2 1 In Narrow Victory
Walkersville tops Union Bridge 2 to 1 as Baker earns win with strong support from the Duncan brothers and Trout. Union Bridge scored in the sixth before Walkersville answered in the seventh. Trout finished the frame by striking out two and ending the threat.
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Ricketts
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Major League Slugging Showdowns Spark Baseball Victory
The Associated Press notes Pine Braves defeated the Redlegs with the aid of virgin hits, walks, and two strikeouts. Norm Larker was hit by pitch. Dodgers rookie, 27, drove in four runs in a 93 victory over the Cardinals with two homers, his first in the miners, plus a double.
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Don Buddin
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Bouchee Reinstated by Commissioner Ford Frick for Phillies
Ed Bouchee, Philadelphia Phillies first baseman, is reinstated by Commissioner Ford Frick after an indefinite suspension for a morals charge. He pled guilty, underwent psychiatric treatment, and will return to baseball on a temporary basis with team responsibility for conduct. Bouchee, a 291 hitter with 7 homers and 76 RBIs last season, rejoins the club in Milwaukee after working out in Philadelphia.
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Carroll Manor League Debunks Zodiac Planting Superstitions
A Carroll Manor League note states there is no scientific basis for superstitions about planting under the signs of the zodiac, urging readers to rely on proven methods rather than lunar or astrological guidance.
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