Turley Finds Fix for Wildness as Orioles Ace Seeks Return
DETROIT July 2 Bob Turley Orioles righthander says he has found the trouble behind his control. Aided by Howie Fox he moved to the left side of the rubber and adjusted his stride to throw inside more effectively. He plans a Sunday test against Detroit to prove the fix. Turley has walked 57 in seven games while fanning 26, leading the league in walks and strikeouts.
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Detroit
Bob Turley
Baltimore Oriole
Raves
Howie Fox
Howie
Kiten
Orioles
Turley
Fox
Jimmy Dykes
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Bob
Harry Brecheen
Oriole
Brecheen
Bob Feller
Feller
Bee Denies Plan To Shift Bullets To Cleveland
Baltimore Bullets coach and part owner Clair Bee denied moving the team to Cleveland or any other city. He stated the Bullets will remain in Baltimore for the 1954-55 season and would strive to stay there for years to come.
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Baltimore
e—Clair Bee
Baltimore Bullets
Cleveland
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Bee
Long Island University
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Far East
Orioles Win As Nats Lose A Baseball Roundup Flash
Chicago White Sox edged Cleveland 8 3 as Chico Carrasquel Nellie Fox drove in multiple runs. Red Sox, Giants, Orioles, Dodgers, Yankees, and Cubs winners highlighted by derbies and late rallies across the league with notable performances from Baker Antonelli Pillette Campanella and DeMaestri.
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Ley
Chico Carrasquel
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Tribe
New York
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbird
Bill Sarni
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Joe DeMaestri
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Redleg
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Greengrass
Homer
Gus Beil
Pittsburgh
O la Palme
Hetki
Purkey
Shepard
Antonelli
Westrum
R. H. E. Philadelphia
BOO
Brooklyn
Roberts
Ridzik
Dickson
Burgess
Milliken
Hughes
Palica
Campanella
R. O H. E. Milwaukee
Zaverink
Miller
Marlowe
House
R. HK. E
Boston
Philadelphia
Kiely
Kemmerer
Brown
White
Owen
Kellner
Astroth
Washington
Lopat
Gorman
Kuzava
Sain
Berra
Stone
Tipton
Cleveland Impos
Oj Houtteman
Newhouser
Hooper
Mossi
Hegan
Keegan
Martin and
Lollar
Frederick Hustlers Host Beallsville Firemen Sunday
R. R. Little League Hustlers at home to tie for second in the Maryland State League at Mc Curdy Field Sunday 2 p m. Frederick's 7-3 record aims to beat Beallsville as Luhn faces Beallsville’s ace in a key matchup. Momentum favors Frederick with five regulars batting over .300 and Buz Wagner pushing top batting honors as Angleberger backs his club to win.
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Curdy
Beallsville Firemen
Angsberger
Bealls Ville
Luhn
Beallsville
Frederick
Angleberger
Mette
Ous Veee
L. Petting
Buz” Wagner
Tigers
Cubs
Hustlers
Lions
Damascus Baseball Faces Player Shortage Emergency
Damascus will play Brunswick at Damascus on Sunday after Maryland State League President William B. Burall declared a state of emergency to assist the local nine. He said he will bend league rules if needed and seek help from other teams to prevent forfeits as Damascus battles injuries vacations and National Guard encampments.
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Brunswick
William B. Burall
Maryland State League
State League
Montgomery County
Burall
Maryland National Guard
Brunswick Railroaders
League
Middletown Upsets Myersville in Junior County League
Middletown defeated Myersville 15 to 8 in Junior County Baseball League play on Friday. Four Middletown players hit home runs led by Rems burg Hendricks and Kline. Myersville broke up the game with a rare triple play in the third. Yellow Springs beat Araby 6 to 3, first win this season for Yellow Springs, as Charles Wachter hit a two run homer and made a backhand catch. Wills allowed four hits and Staley hit a fourth inning homer for Yellow Springs.
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Middletown
Myersville
Remsburg
Hendricks
Kline
Harp
Wiles
Ashbaugh
Eichelberger
Stevens
Hayes
A. Biddle
B. Biddle
Yellow Springs
Victor Araby
Charles Wachter
Wachter
Wills
Tommy Staley
M. HH. EC
Araby
Rice
Staley
Weekend baseball matchups across Md State and nearby towns
Weekend schedules list Md State games including New Market, Sjamsville Grove, Beallsville, Frederick Hale, Brunswick, Damascus Wetzel, Mt Airy, Jefferson Assigned, Middletown Lander George, Buckeystown Creagerstown Walkersville Doubs Pfeiffer, Lovettsville Broad Run Welsh, and Md Baseball Slams at New Market Trimmer Lisbon Harmony Crouse Damascus Bolivar Monaghan Taylorsville Woodbine Hargett Pen Mar. Harmony Field contest features freckle and polka dot winners John Hardman Clyde Baker Patsy Childs Joyce Ann Summer Wilma Michael Karen Sharon Freed. Navaho wealth noted by horse ownership.
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New Market
Sjamsville
Grove Beallsville
Frederick
Hale Brunswick
Damascus
Wetzel Mt. Airy
Jefferson
Tri-County
Middletown
Lander
George Buckeystoun
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Doubs
Pfeiffer Lovettsville
Broad Run
Welsh
Heart
Trimmer
Lisbon
Harmony
Crouse
Bolivar
Monaghan
Taylorsville
Woodbine
Hargett
Harmon Field
John Hardman
Clyde Baker
Patsy Childs
Joyce Ann Summer
Wilma Michael
Karen
Sharon Freed
Sal Maglie Sours Back Woes Prompt St Louis Chiropractor Visit
Sal Maglie seeks a St Louis chiropractor to ease back misery, a move with potential impact on the Giants pennant race if Barber’s pitching loses its edge. Lou Perini may exit Milwaukee as Mrs Perini pushes for it, while Ed Furgol’s errant drives trigger insurer cancellation and debates about tournament pros’ leverage. Cincinnati outfielder Gus Bell shows leftward poke to win batting sprint.
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Sal Maglie
St. Louis
Giants
Barber
Lou Perini
Milwaukee
Perini
Ed Furgel
Ben Hogan
Ben
Cincinnati
Gus Bell
Night of big leaguers and bold bets in aftermaths
A vivid collage mentions Rocky Marciano’s rough night at a Ting descent and Brockton mob, Roy McMillan’s return from a ruptured disc, and Nippy Jones’s rediscovered bat range drawing interest from major clubs. It references Casey Stengel, Wes Westrum, Hank Thompson, and players from the Giants, Yankees, and Braves in a sweeping sports column tone.
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Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Rocky
Roy McMillan
Nippy
Jones
Hank Thompson
Giants
Wes Westrum
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Baseball standings and results from today’s games
National and American League standings shown with teams including New York Cleveland Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati St Louis Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Boston and others. Yesterday and today results list multiple matchups with scores and noted extra innings and listed probable pitchers for upcoming games.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago SL
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Liddle
Wiesler
Porterfield
Mille
Wynn
Lees
Harshman
Baltimore
Coleman
Drews
Garver
Boston
Nixon Lush
Raschi
Portocarrero
Fontana Lake Fontana Dam Fishing Report Update
Hit 9 By AL McCLANE describes Fontana Lake on the Little Tennessee River in Swain and Graham counties North Carolina. The 480 foot dam forms a 10570 acre water area with 1100000 acre feet capacity. The lake produces notable smallmouth bass up to eight pounds and muskellunge potential. Spring fishing is best with summer deep trolling and fall runoff improving results. Fontana Village near the dam serves as the angling base accessible via U S Route 129.
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Graham Counties
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Cheoah Lake
Bryson City
Deal's Gap
Fontana
Fontana Lake
TVA
Eagle Creek
Hazel Creek
Nantahala
Fontana Village
Giants Hire Jansen as Coach After Release
New York Giants release veteran pitcher Larry Jansen but rehire him as a coach. Jansen, 34, says he will pitch batting practice and aims to return to active status next year. Salary reportedly around 22 500, he battled a back injury this season and previously won at least 15 games each year from 1947 to 1951. He is married with seven children.
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New York
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Larry
al Corwin
Giants
Minneapolis
American Association
Jansen
All Aboard Week for Brunswick Recreation Programs
Brunswick recreation zones announce All Aboard Week July 12 to 16 with four playgrounds offering crafts, singing, rhythm bands, group games, story hours, and dances. Leaders Bev erly Merriman Pat Carter Shirley Beard and Marjorie MacAnanny coordinate daily activities across City Park B C C B Park and Scheer Stadium.
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Brunswick
I City Park
Beverly Merriman
C.C.B. Park
Pat Carter
Shirley Beard
Scheer Stadium
Marjorie MacAnanny
Easy Win For Ox Fibre Boys
Huskies win over Kiwanis on balls faced by Mackley and Settle with Miller and Settle also pitching. Mackley credited with the win. Settle the loser. Hits tallied by Mackley and Miller. Umpires Stone and Bartheld. Scorer Walter Eyler. Also notes on Little League standings and a Frederick County Fish and Game encampment opening.
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Frederick
Cadet Field
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Little Tha
Kiwanis
Ahal
Oxco
Gastley
H. Stupp
Remsburg
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Jo Sundergill
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Collisiower
W. Keller
Tre
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Shafer
Strine
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y'Floyd
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Leng
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Tonia Iss
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Orrison
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Allison
Idoine
Littleteeton
Stolf Strine
H. Stup
Wild Rosedale
Phenes
Er. Strine
Shook
Hildebrand
John Sundergill
Carder
G. Ness
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