Orioles Fall To White Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
Chicago White Sox end Baltimore’s three-game win streak by sweeping a July doubleheader 3-0 and 2-1 at Comiskey Park before 18,872 fans. Billy Pierce shut out the Orioles in the opener, while Minoso and Michiels drove in key runs in the second game as Sam Mele misplayed a ball setting up the decisive run.
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Chicago
Chicao White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Pierce
Orioles
Baltimore
Harry Derish
Sandy Constegra
Morrie Martin
Sam Mele
Duane Pil Jette
Dorish
Jackson
Minoso
Bob Chakales
Pillette
Michaels
New York Yankees
Bronx
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack Stadium
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Joe Collins
Mickey Mantle
Gene Woodling
Johnny Sain
Harry Byrd
Ted Lepcio
Boston
Roy Siever
Washington
Red Sox
Senators
Harvey Kuenn
Geck
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Bill Glynn
Kuenn
Cleveland
George Zaverink
Don Messi
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Furnilo
Walt Moryn
Brooks
Billy Lees
Pirates
Duke Thies
Junior Gilliam
Rhodes
Dusty Rhodes
Phillies
Johnny Antonelli
Phils
Giants
Brooklyn
Whitey Lackman
al Dark
Murty Dickson
Monte Irvin
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Adams
Yok Ransom Jackson
Cubs
Karl Drews
Philadelphia Phils
Cincinnati
Walker Cooper
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ed Mathews
del Crandall
Bill Bruton
Brooks Lawrence
Mathews
Jim Wilson
R. H. FE
Brazie
Sarni
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Spahn
White
Raschi
Beard
Presko
Yvars
R. WH. E. Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Meyer
Wade
Hayhes
Campanella
Law
Purkey
O'Donnell
Hetki
Atwell
Lees
Walker
Wilmington
Del
R— Gainsboro
Shawmut Stables
Richard A. Jenks
Providence
New Castle
Delaware Park
Bernborough- Chantrees
Meyer J. Kaplan
Sunshine Nell
George D. Widener
14-Inning doubleheader twists Tri-County standings
Creagerstown moved atop the Tri-County Baseball League with a 6-5 win over Lovettsville in a 14-inning affair. Middletown edged Walkersville 4-3 in 14 innings on Shank’s pinch hit winner, while Buckeystown outlasted Broad Run 7-6 in 14 as late-inning bursts decided each game.
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Sunady
Creagerstown
Lovettsville
Virginians
Dixon
Virts
Don Blower
Eugene Long
Jimy
Don Smith
Long
Middletown
Walkersville
Shank
Paul Stroup
Lutz
Houck
Broad Run
Buckleystown
Buckeys
Buckeystown
Ranneberger
Whitehead
Ee Wine
Dickie Huffer
New York
Frederick Mem
Philadelphia
Oorial Hospital
Byrd
Sain Berra
Porto
Jearrero
Remberger
Astroth Po
Straitman
E. Aerarte Arte
Kewan i
Wander
Doubley
Hander AB. R.H
A. E.krea
Morgan
Gorman
Berra
Pearl, Jr
Lovetts- Silvera
Fricano
Burtschy
Dix-Garrett
Eaville
Robertson
Oibases
Creagers
Lee C. Pearl
Oltowa
Hamil
R. Hu
Pearl
George
Fraley
Boston
Eaves
E. Washington
Smith
E.jumpire
Pfeiffer
Washington
D. Beachly
Scorer
Moser
Henry
Kinder
Brown
White
E- Cook
Ies -Stobbs
Tipton
C. Carey
D. Carey
Walkersville Abrho AE
C. Batts
Woods
Cece
Duncan
Consuegra
Martin and
Lolt Doubs
Lander
Middletown Doubs
Remsbere
Carey
Shafer
Parl
C. Pearl
Cook
Balis
Willard
P. Stroup
Hawker
Hawk Strobel
Pitcher
E. Stroup
Emmitsburg Wins Fourth of July Baseball Thriller
Emmitsburg beat Union Bridge 2 1 at home in a crowd pleasing Pen Mar League game. Bolivar’s Pat Gilroy and John Gilroy led the attack with a late bases loaded strike, while Springfield’s fielding helped Emmitsburg hold on for the holiday victory amid a busy day of local baseball results.
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Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Bolivar
Heart of Maryland
Childs
Sjamsville
New Market
Taylorsville
Carroll County
Spencer
Tamsville
Bloom
Damascus-Harmony
Shaffer
Duppins
Stamsville Methodist Diamond
Koontz
Pat Gilroy
Patterson
Sprague
Beaver
Methodists
Toute
John Gilroy
Rosensteel
Clark
Homer
McMahon
McKeon
Hollinger
Chrismer
Junior Long
Buzz Koogle
Hamsville
R. H
Wayfield
Kiester
Lisbon
Woodbine Eeas
Orner
Whittle
Smith
Fogle
Woodbine
Advo Bivuu
Vantage
R. H. E. Woodbine
Hall
Keister
Pickett
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across the American League
The American League standings show New York leading with 52 wins and 25.875 games, followed by Philadelphia and Baltimore. Yesterday’s results featured Cleveland routing Detroit 13-0, Chicago beating Baltimore 3-2, and New York beating Philadelphia 7-4. Tonight’s games include Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at New York, Chicago at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Washington with listed probables.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Toleman
Wynn
Brewer
Ford
Truecks
Aber
Trice
Stone
Wioul Pet
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Stame
Faglie
Roe
Friend
Simmons
Conley
Pollet
Jaczewski
Staley
Dallas Group Seeks Big League Franchise
A Dallas group of wealthy citizens plans to pursue a major league franchise for the city. The Dallas News quotes Sports Editor Big Rives saying the nucleus, though small, can finance the venture and hopes to grow to about 30 business, professional, and civic leaders to back the effort.
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Dallas
Dallas News
Big Rives
Rives
Dallas Club Owner Dick Burnett to Speak on League Plan
Dick Burnett, wealthy Dallas club owner in the Texas League who hopes to bring a big league team here, may reveal his identity at a Dallas Chamber of Commerce Athletic Relations Committee meeting today. He had kept his name private until now.
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Dick Burnett
Dallas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County bid notice for Court House alterations
The Commissioners of Frederick County invite sealed bids for Mechanical and Electrical Alterations to the Frederick County Court House in Court Square Frederick Maryland. Bids due 11 o clock DST Saturday July 17 1954 with bond 5 percent and separate contracts for Plumbing Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning and Electrical work. Deposit 5 for drawings refunded on return. forfeited if not returned. County may reject any bid and no bid may be withdrawn for 30 days after opening.
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Frederick County
Court House
Court Square
Frederick
Maryland
Office of the Commissioners of
Fights Last Night New York Saddler Stops Maxzo
New York light welterweight Saddler halted Libby Maxzo in a quick bout. The NYC fight card also listed Brooklyn’s Billy McNeeve stopping Jackie La Bua in a brisk matchup.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy Saddler
Libby Maxzo
Brooklyn
Billy McNeeve
Central Islip
N. Y
Jackie la Bua
Administratrix Notice for Marion Stall Miller Estate
Edith Miller administrator of the estate of Marion Stall Miller of Frederick County Maryland warns creditors to file their claims with vouchers by February 8 1955 or be barred from benefits. Debts should be paid promptly. Notice dated July 6 1954.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Marion Stall Miller
Edith Miller
Orleans
Washington
District of Columbia
National Savings and Trust Company
Albert E. Brauli
Harry 5
Radcliff Register of Wills
Marsland
Peter Bernard Larkin
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Ajrex
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Motors
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
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Queen City Brewing CO
Cumberland , , MD
Sam Fisher
Frederick, Md
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Circuit Court
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Hazell
Ellis C. Wachter
Holden
Felton
NISS
Holden $. Felton
Fidelity Building and Loan Associaton
Joseph Mercer
Nancy A. Mercer
Felten
Llis C. Wachter
Walter 8. Larkin
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Donald B. Phillips
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Elizabeth A. Crist
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James H. Falk
Buckerstown
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
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