White Sox Win In 19th Inning In Red Sox Series
The Chicago White Sox beat Boston 4-2 in 19 innings, after a 2-2 tie through 18, setting an American League night-game record for total innings in a two-game doubleheader. Portfield and Pillette earned wins for Washington and St. Louis respectively, while multiple teams clubbed homers in a day of extended play across the league.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
White Sox
Big Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Porterfield
Washington
Teddy Gray
Senators
Julio Morena
Sam Mele
Gray
Virgil Trucks
Marlin Stuart
Duane Pillette
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnny Bero
Pillette
Dick Fowler
Bero
Tribe
Ken Wood
Pete Suder
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bob Lemon
Frank Sher
Vic Raschi
Dece Collins
Jim Horgan
Gil McDougald
al Rosen
Indians
Jim Hegan
Raschi
Giants
Wes Westrum
Dave Williams
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Mueller
del Rice
Red Schoendienst
Westrum
Johnny Wyrostek
Howie Fox
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Wyrostek
Fox
Connie Ryan
Max Sarkont
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robin Roberts
Joe Garagiola
Erv Dusak
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Phils
Howie Pollet
Don Newcombe
Clyde King
R. H. E. Chicago
Brooklyn
Schultz
McLish
Burgess
Baseball's Bonus Babies Put Bite On Major Scouts
NEA special correspondent reports on high priced young signees in the Fort Knox of the minors. Ted Kazanski, Bill Tuttle, Floyd Penfold, J W Porter and others received large signing sums reaching 80 000 to 120 000. The trend shocks traditional earnings of early stars while forecasting a shift in talent investment.
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Bill Kubianoy
NEA
Evansville
Ind
Billy Joe Davidson
Marion
N. C
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Wes Ferrell
Charley Roe
Whitlow Wyatt
Hank Greenberg
Lou Boudreau
Davidson
Terre Haute
Ted Kazanski
Floyd Penfold
J. W. Porter
Davenport
Bill Tuttie
Chuck Klein
Klein
Mordecai Brown
Tommy Bridges
Fort Knox
Star
Penfold and
Porter
Pacific Coast
White Sox
American Legion
Oakland Calif
Legion
National Legion
Cooperstown
Detroit
Phillies
Bill Tuttle
Bradley University
Amvets And Norfolk Flyers Split Two In Close Doubleheader
Frederick AMVETS and Norfolk Flyers split a South End park doubleheader in a crowd heavy night. Flyers won 2-1 in the opener. Frederick captured the nightcap 1-0 behind Dwyer’s run producing single and solid defense. Max Kehne took the loss in his 17th start as unearned runs haunted him in the opener.
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Frederick Amvets
Norfolk
Navy Flyers
South End
Flyers
Frederick
Max Kehne
Amvets
Dwyer
Holland
Hummer
Simon
Red Shafer
Norfolk Flyers
Bullard
Doboze
Kehne
Amvets i
Shafer
1951 Soap Box Derby Entrants and Local Clubs Scene
A list of entrants and local sponsors for the 1951 Soap Box Derby includes teams and merchants such as Sanitary Laundry Everedy Co. and Lytle Jewelry Store, plus Lions Club and Moose Club chapters. In weekly league play, Motor Pool’s defeat of Army would have moved them into a one and a half game lead after earlier wins over Air Navy and Officers, with Bugs sweeping two games and Dirivers salvaging a win against Air Navy.
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Eaere Sanitary Laundry
Everedy Co
Trosenour's
Lytle
Jewelry Store
Lions Club
Fred'k
Norman Stine Lions
Mt. Airy
B. Wolfe-Bist
Lowell Tire & Batt
Edwards Drug Store
Toadman Keenan
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Moose Club
Lions
Middletown
Gue
Motor Pool
Army
Air Navy
Officers
Walloping
Tigers
Dirivers
Air-Navy
Walkersville Climbs Back To Fall Short In Softball Tilt
Camp Detrick lasses rallied late to beat Walkersville 16 13 in a Friday Girls Softball League game. Walkersville led 10 4 into the fourth before Glade side exploded for six to tie, then added four in the fifth and withstood a late three run rally to seal the win.
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Camp
Detrick Lasses
Walkersville
Detrick
Glade Ladies
Derrick Femmes
Glade
Il Loy Camp Detrick
Macky
Strine
Strailman
Kanade
Nelson
Maryland State League Declares Player Emergency
Maryland State League managers declared a player emergency for some teams and gave proxy powers to cope with rules. They retained a rule prohibiting new signings after the first half but allowed abridgement to avoid hardship for second-division clubs like Woodbine Woodsboro Liberty and New Market.
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Maryland
Burnlo
Woodbine
Woodsboro
Liberty
New Market
Burall
Scores and matchups for today’s baseball games
Philadelphia beats Pittsburgh 3 2 and Brooklyn defeats Chicago 8 6 while New York routs St. Louis 14 4 Cincinnati tops Boston 2 0. Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia and Chicago plays Brooklyn with St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Boston on the schedule.
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Newcombe
King
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Loui
Alan
Pittsburgh Reds
Defeat Of One Aids Another To Keep Lead
The Engineers held first place in the Camp Derrick Softball League after an 8-5 win over Motor Pool, aided by the Army Detachment. Their scheduled game with Headquarters was canceled when that team dropped out of the season.
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Army
Engineers
Camp Derrick
Walkersville Civitan Exhibition Game Wins 6 4
Walkersville Little League hopefuls, led by Harry Smith, played an intercity exhibition against the Civitan team from Frederick Little League. The Civitans won 6 to 4 in a well played contest on Walkersville’s field with Randy Krantz and Molesworth on the Civitan side and Zimmerman and Wachter for Walkersville.
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Harry 0. Smith
Mr. Smith
Walkersville
Civitan
Frederick
Civitans
R. H. E. Civitans (II
Randy Krantz
Molesworth
Zimmerman and Wachter
Teachers rout Civitans in Civic Softball League clash
Teachers beat Civitan s 12 to 4 to pull into a tie for fourth place Friday night. Rubner opened with a homer, Cestaric added another circuit later, and Hart homered for Civitan s. Teachers turned a triple play, Rubner to Cestaric to Brooks, in the field.
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Civic Softball League
Civitans
Rubner
Willis
Cestaric
Hart
Brooks
R. HH. &. Civitans
Smith
W. Mott
Best
Remsburg
Eigenbrode
Soap Box Derby Trials Set for Sunday Afternoon in Frederick
Soap Box Derby racers will test on Freder ick Fri-County time on Bentz street hill in front of the Armory Sunday at 1 30 p m. Officials and contestants for the race Wednesday are asked to assemble near noon at Key Chevrolet headquarters 106 East Patrick street for the pre derby events.
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Frederick Fri
Bentz Street
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
News-Post
George B. Delaplaine
Wafield Chevrolet Agency
Mt. Airy
Creeger Motor Co
Thurmont
Middletown
Litten Chevrolet Sales
Brunswick and
Black Chevrolet Sales Inc
Leesburg
Little League NECA Beats SECA 8 2 In First Rival Meeting
NECA defeated SECA 8 to 2 in the first meeting of the rival clubs in the second half schedule at the Twelfth Street extended stadium. North End players executed heads up defense, halting nascent rallies by catching runners at the plate with bases loaded. No league play this afternoon. practices set for Wednesdays and Saturdays as Little League ALL-Stars prep for an inter-city game with Hagerstown. Also notes a planned County All-Stars benefit game funds and potential changes due to McCurdy Field lighting costs.
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South End
Twelfth Street
NECA
North End
Little League All-Stars
Hagerstown
H. E .Neca
Pacieaent
Toms
Littleton
Stup
Whipp
Flan Benevit
Rocce Shook
Frederick Umpires Association
American Legion
Legion and Salvation Army
Shook
McCurdy
Golf tournament underway with Potomac Edison Brass Ridge lines clash
In 1951 golf action the Potomac Edison Company and Brass Ridge Lines begin round two of the President's and Vice President's cups. Five rounds set with finals on August 25. Bob Mille beat Bob Carter 2 up. Bill Seibert and E L Roof yet to play or bye. Also Walkersville baseball home games move to Glade diamond due to encroachments at McCurdy Field with hazards removed and Gladesters accommodated.
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PE Golf
WAT T Lseal
Potomac Edison Company
Brass Ridge Lines
Bob Mille
Bob Carter
Bill Seibert
E. L. Roof
Walkersville
Walkersville’st
Tri-County Baseball League
Glade
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Phil Beard
Gladesters
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Beoston
Grange
Carroll Manor
Grange Hall
Adamstown
R. HK
Fowler
J. Coleman
Kucab
Tipton
Lollar
R. H. EZ
Shea
Kramer
Ostrowski
Morgan
Berra
Lemon
Brissie
Garcia
Hegan
Rooh. OE
Moreno
Grasso
Guerra
Trucks
Stuart
Ginsberg
Soap Box Derby
Motor Paul
Bugs
Ray Baker
Motler Avenue
Kiwanis
Jesse Beil
Blue Ridge News Ag
Charles Black
New Windsor
Frederick Junk Co
Larry Brown
Frederickil
Arrow Oil Cn Bernhardt Brust
Liten
Howard Burke
W. South Street
Earle's Shoe Store
John Caviness
Hutchison-Esso Reno
Dungan, Jr
Franklin Street
Tobaccs Co
Blaine W. Davis Brunswick
Payne's Venetian Blind
Peter Fahrney
West College
Ter Dd Key Stamp Co
Franklin Fisher
Modern Pharmacy
David Fry
Garrett's Insurance
Kermit Fry
John Allen Johnson
Robert Furr
Goose Creek
Jammer German
Poston's Plumbing
Paul Gouker
Church Street
Hillside Coal
Charles Grimes
Second Street
James H. Grove
UWE
Richard Keeney
South Street
Wayne Larkin
Trail Avenue
Carmack
Robert Lawson
Frederick i Merkle F
Wachter
Calvin L. Linye Thurmont
Creeger Motors
Ronald Lipy
Dill Avenue
Robert Loun
Lars Luhn
Frederick Avenue
Eagles Club
John Main
Khuraday Engineers
Navy
W. L Pet
Headquarters
Camp Detrick
Creagerstown
Maryland State‘ League
Wordsbars
Brunswick
Johnreorge
Laberty
Wondbine
of Rocks
Ijamsville
Robersor
Lyerly
Lander
Buckeystowin
Donsife
Peifler
Doubs
Lovellsville
Broad Run
Heart of Maryland League
Lisbon
Damascus
Crem
Ijamsville Methodist
Day—Crum
Bolivar
Miller
Flarmbny
Myersville
Curry
Urbana
Ballenger
LeGore
Jefferson
Ide
Civitans S Win
Elks
England
Geoffrey Chaucer
Teachers Dog
Sheila Lerwill
London
Amateur Athletic Association
Netherlands
Fanny
John R. Cheatham
Chamber of Commerce
Shell O Co
Baltimore
Walter G. Crowther
Ross Wagner
Ronnie
Route 3
Frederick High School
Too Board
Lowell Tire and Battery Company
Seca
Ww. L. Pet. Civilans
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Phtilco
Melvin M. Englen
Carrol! St
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A Frederick
West Patrick St
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
East Patrick St
Chevrolets Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Jefferson Street
N. Market St
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash
North Market Street
Lawson Motor Sat
W. Patrick St
Phos
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