Noren's Homer Defeats Birds in Ninth Inning
Irv Noren hit a two out homer in the ninth to lift the New York Yankees to a 3-2 win over Baltimore. It capped an 11th straight Yanks victory, moved them within five games of the Indians, and boosted Noren to a .360 average with his seventh homer. Mantle and Berra were retired by Joe Coleman before Noren's shot into the lower right field stands. Other games saw Frank Sullivan blank Detroit 3-0 for a second straight shutout, and Gene Baker's ninth inning triple scoring Bob Talbot giving the Cubs a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh. The Indians crushed Philadelphia 9-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irv Noren
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
Philadelphia
Yanks
Noren
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Joe Coleman
Whitey Ford
Coleman
Ford
Yankee
Bob Kennedy
Cal Abrams
Chuck Diering
Orioles
Gil McDougald
Joe Collins
McDougald
Jim Brideweser
Yogi
Bob Rush
Wrigley Field
Chicago White Sox
Dean Stone
Washington
Sandy Consuegra
Virgil Trucks
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yan- Trane
Walkersville Mixed Doubles Standings And Stats Report
Walkersville Bowling League Mixed Doubles standings list teams T Cannon Koontz sb and W Englebrecht R Catsail Mulcahey Cramer Eyler xC and M Aushermar xd and C May xB and B Norwood xR and B Fogle x. Weekly stats show women high game T Cannon 127 high set Englebrecht 339. men high game Koontz 145 high set Koontz 361. team high set Cannon Koontz 687. Also New York Daily Double news notes big payoff at Jamaica. Tacaro won first race and Mielleux second with doubles tickets. 52 32 tickets and two Tein tickets cashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cannon
B. Koontzsb
W. Englebrecht
R. Catsail
M. Mulcahey
B. Cramer
R. Eyler
M. Aushermar
C. May
B. Norwood
B. Fogle
L. Englebrecht
New York
Jamaica
Tacaro
Mielleux
New Market Faces Frederick Hustlers In Sunday Game
New Market baseball club in Heart of Maryland League hosts the Frederick Hustlers on Sunday. Manager William Burall pledges all-out effort to halt the Hustlers three-game win streak and keep a shot at the loop playoff Shaughnessy Series. Pud Zimmerman or Max Day will start for New Market, with Lefty Biser expected to pitch for the Hustlers. warmups begin at 12.45 p.m. on the home diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Baseball Club
Heart of Maryland
Frederick Hustlers
William Burall
New Market Nine
Hustlers
New Market
Burall
Pud Zimmerman
Rotary Nine Defeats M. J. Grove Co. 9 6 In Babe Ruth League
Rotary Nine played its best game of the year, beating M. J. Grove Co. 9 to 6 at Frederick High School. Rotary tallied seven runs in the third and fourth innings, with Mike Hess and Poole homering, and Dave Hess adding a triple. Limers made three errors in those frames, letting Rotary surge ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
M. J. Grove Co
Frederick High School
Limers
Mike Hess
Poole
Dave Hess
Whipp
Charley Keller, Jr
Ramsburg
Thomas
Winpigler
Huskies
Shell Oilers
McCurdy Field
Oilers
M. J. Grove
R.H.O
Toms
Morgan
Gqaidyth Moss
D. Brown
Eyler
Wm. Brachey
Hane
Warrenfeltz
Hurst
Dea
Grove
C. Keller
M. Hess
D. Hess
Brown
Timmres Pest Crothers
Handley
G. Ness
TV Program Schedule Summary From EDT Listings
A dense listing of TV broadcasts across channels with times in EDT, noting a wide range of programs from entertainment, sports, news, and religious shows. The schedule includes The Ted Mack Show, Saturday Fights, Jack Paar Show, Ed Sullivan style programs, Billy Graham, Meet the Press, and Meet the Press variants, among others, with multiple stations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Abo TV
Cbs News
Abe Rick Carter
NBC
St. Louis
Cbs
Abc
Bob Considine
Rod and Gun
Whbe
Garroway
Aee
Gary Crosby
Dhs
Hawaii
Tmbs
Mbs
The
Cobbs
Taylor Grant
Freddy Martin
Huway Frolles
Abe London
Abe News
Ews
Sports
TV Program Grid for Eastern Markets
TV schedules relay a list of daily programs across CBS DuMont and ABC networks with times from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. including youth, music, film, and quiz shows plus dramas such as The Hunter and Plainclothesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs
Abe
Jana Pickens
Art Baker
Sewell Fined and Suspended in Florida State League
Orlando July 16 Lakeland manager Rip Sewell was fined 50 dollars and suspended indefinitely by Florida State League president John Krider who forwarded the case to National Baseball Association president George Trautman. Also fined were outfielder Less Witherspoon 50 dollars third baseman Rene Friel and pitcher Dick Donnelly 25 dollars each. The penalty followed an investigation into Lakeland's forfeit loss to Orlando when umpires called the game in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Lakeland
Rip Sewell
John Krider
Florida State League
George Trautman
National Baseball Association
Krider
Less Witherspoon
Rene Friel
Dick Donnelly
John Maloney
Audine Batts
Bob Wilson
Yankees Lean On Johnny Sain As Season Rolls On
New York Yankees rely on Johnny Sain who has dominated through 30 games with 24 wins in those appearances. Casey Stengel praises the right hander for his control and new screwball aiding his success against left and right hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Johnny Sain
New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankee
Tobacco Crawin
Arkansas
Casey
Stengel
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Sam
Sain
Yankees
Clint Courtney
Samn
Bob Wiesler
Yankee
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Moore to guide Phillies in hope of revival after era
In a reflection on Terry Moore as manager designate for the Philadelphia Phillies, the piece weighs his past as Cardinal star defender and leadership, noting his ability to rally a look-alike younger roster. It contrasts his calm style with former fiery leaders and cites Roy Hamey’s faith in his capacity to restore team cohesion. A separate note covers a local tricycle parade at Tiras Fat Town with crafts, a parade, a Drive-In Woody Woodpecker show, and a Tiny Tot band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiras Fat Town
Woody Woodpecker
Washington Post
Kay Crawford
Alice Love
Dodgers edge Colts to pull into second in Thurmont standings
Dodgers defeated Colts 7 to 2 to claim a share of second place in Thurmont Little League. Claybaugh starred for Colts before relief. Dodgers broke open the game with six runs in the morning inning on five walks two errors and one hit. Colts face undefeated Braves Monday in a key schedule clash. Estate news notes Martin of Towson Md left more than 50 000 in probate. An unrelated line observes one quarter of world newspapers print in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Braves Eva
Jase
Dodgers
Orioles
Harper
New Windsor
Fred Union Bridge
Liberty Own
Baker Park
Woodsboro
Elks
Rosedale
Idle Tall Cedars
Martin
Settle
Frederick
R. Hh.e. Ellis Dettes
Lipps
Dennis
Thurmont
Colts
Claybaugh
Marning
Braves
Shurmont
R. BE
Aber
Shriner
Smith
E. Ridenour
Little
J. W. ¥. Martin
Maryland
Baltimore “County Orphans Court
Middletown
Araby
Shafer
Hendrick
RBI
R. H. E. Araby
Plunkard
R. Rice
W. Rice
Ash
Baseball Standings and Scores From Today’s Games
American League leaders Cleveland and New York split results with Philadelphia. Detroit beat Boston as Chicago defeated Washington. In the National League New York held a narrow lead with Brooklyn and Cincinnati winning. St Louis and Philadelphia also posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Trucks
Consuerza
Batts
Stone
Keriazakos
Tipton
H. E
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Garcia
Narleski
Hegan
Portocarrero
Dixon
Burtschy
Robertson
Detroit
Boston
Garver
Gray
House
Sullivan
White
Baltimore
Maglie
Corwin
McCall
Grissom
Westrum
Raschi
Brazile
Lawrence
Sarni
New York
ANZ
Feller
Bishop
Kretlow
Lopat
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St Lews
St. Louis
Hearn
Newcombe
Jolly
Dickson
Valentine
Snider
Musial
St.Louis
Fights Last Night Baltimore Tommy Lopez Outpoints Costes
In Baltimore Lopez defeats Costes by decision after 10 rounds to claim the European Lightweight Title. The card also features Loi of Milan outpointing Herbil lon of Paris in another ten round affair. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Tommy Lopez
Mexico
Carl
Costes
Milan
Italy
Builio Loi
Trieste
Jacques Herbillon
France
League Leaders And World Series Stars Highlight Busy Baseball Night
Major league leaders include Noren batting .360 and Minoso with 70 RBIs for Chicago. Fox of Chicago has 112 hits, Vernon of Washington 20 doubles, and Mays leads home runs with 32 for New York. Pitcher Reynolds 9 1 00 and Haddix 102 strikeouts top the charts. In yesterday’s stars Gene Conley shone for Milwaukee, while Gus Bell fueled Cincinnati with eight RBIs in a doubleheader. A boxing card in Miami features Varona and Martinez in a televised welterweight tilt. In the Piedmont League Portsmouth beat Newport News 6 4, Hagerstown edged Lancaster 5 4 in 10 innings, and York topped Lynchburg 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noren
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Fox
Vernon
Washington
Maine
Bell
Cincinnati
Snider
Brooklyn
Mays
Bruton
Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gus Bell
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Phillies
Portsmouth
Newport News
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Norfolk
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
York
Lynchburg
Walkersville shuts out Yellow Springs in Junior County League
Walkersville hammered Yellow Springs 13 to 0 as Ramsburg pitched a one hitter and Green homered. Yellow Springs used freshmen in anticipation of next year while Bobby Shuff fanned several batters on relief duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Ramsburg
Smith
Wills
Swamley
Green
Welkersville
Leach
Bobby Shuff
R. HE
Ramsberg
Shuff
Hooper
Leaders Beat Lions 3-2 In Tight Little League Affair
Railroaders Little League leaders edged Carrollton Manor Lions 3-2 at Point of Rocks. Tigers tallied all runs in first inning with Gosnell, Axtine, and Robinette contributing. J Cooper pitched a four-hitter including a homer, while Green took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Tigers
Carrollton Manor Lions
Lion
Green
J. Cooper
Gosnell
Axtine
Robinette
Lions
Tiger
Renn
Ringer
Runers
Ed Green
Wetzel
Biser
Whitehead
Railtroaders
Cubs
E. W. Scheer
Bruns
Babe Ruth League Scores From Yesterday
In a Bamb Ruth League recap Rotary defeated M J Grove Co 9 to 8. Huskies face Sheil Oi in today’s game lineup with likely competitive action and potential standings shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huskies
Sheil Oi
North End swamps Civitan 24 to 11 in Little League clash
North End Civic Association defeated Civitan 24 11 at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium. Despite the loss Civitan captured the second half title. A Tuesday tiebreaker pits NECA against Optimists for first half honors, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Civitan
Robert Staley Memorial Stadium
North End Civic Association
Optimists
Optimist
Lions
Mike Quills
Bill Zimmerman
Ramsburg
Neca AE
Civitans Abahore Althouse
Hummer
Young
Ibe
Lydard, If
Storks
Whichard
Hueting
Moberly
NECA
Civitans
Lydard
Schick
Kennedy
Shank
Brandenburg
Zimmerman
Grove
Rhoderick
Markey
Younce
Blue Baker
Weekend Md State and County Baseball and Softball Games
Weekend schedule lists Md State teams at multiple venues including Brunswick Hale, Frederick New Market Wetzel, Damascus Jefferson assigned Tri County, Middletown Creagerstown Pfietier Doubs Lovellsville Crum Broad Run Buckeystown George Heart of Md, New Market Harmony Monaghan Lisbon Ijams, Woodbine Damascus Sverly Bolivar Taylorsville Miller Pen Mar, Fairfield Union Bridge Cashtown New Windsor Blue Ridge Oxford Thurmont Emmitsburg. County softball features Walkersville Ballenger Bartonsville Mountaindale Pt Rocks East Frederick Little League NECA Civitan Uptinist Lions. NECA vs Optimist playoff note precedes standings across Civitan Optimist NECA Lions. late item cites Kansas City hosting 1935 national collegiate basketball finals March 18-19 with regional dates March 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Md
Baseball New Market
Harmony
Monaghan
Lisbon
Ijams. Meth
Curry Woodbine
Damascus
Sverly Bolivar
Taylorsville
Miller
Pen-Mar
Fairfield
Union Bridge
Cashtown
New Windsor
Blue Ridge
Oxford
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Tigers Triumph Over Lions In RBI Tight Tilt
In a close R R Little League matchup yesterday the Tigers edged the Lions 3 to 2. The game featured solid defense and key hits from both teams as they started the second half mobilizing for the season. Mount Lassen in California is cited as the only active volcano on the U S mainland per the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lassen
California
U. S
National Geographic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer
Ray Jablonski
Wally Moon
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Jong Gene Cowles
Walkersville Bowling League
Winnex
WMAL
Nbe
Aba
London
Chp
Bob Edge
Abe Torr
Paris
Abe Capitol
Abe Sam Levine
Mba
Southern Ramblers
Guy Lombardo
Voice of America
Chicago Theater
Dhs Orchestra
Neta
Wizard
Bank
Stags
Ted Mack
Jack Paar
DuMont
Eddie Mayehof
Abe Bert Parks
Roberts
Wyatt
Abe Marina
Billy Graham
World Today
Luke Sewell
Little League
Liberty
Army
Phi Tau Alphas
Motor Pool
Parsons
West Field
Air Navy
Phantoms
Dukes
West Held
Derrick
V. L. Pet
Decon Dukes
BF Gayle Talbot Pilots
Terry Phantoms
Moore
Suc- Air Navy
Phi Tau Alphas Army
Cardinal
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Wonder Boys
Terry
Joe Dimaggio
Cardinal Star
Stan Musial
Country Slaughter
Terry Moore
Phils
Roy Hamey
Hamey
Tall Cedars
Engtish
West College Terrace Hill
Akron
Ohio
NEWS
Frederick Post
Mayflower Hotel
Pittsburgh
Law
Purkey
Davis
Klippstein
Masten
Rivera
Reynolds
Turley
Antonelli
Haddix
Varona
Martinez
Miami
Chico Varona
Havana
Cuba
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Arizona
Bayfront Park Auditorium
P.m
Iery Moore
St. Louis Cardinal
Outfle'der
Philadelphia Philies
Steve de Philites
Walkersville Blanks
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Hale Frederick
Wetzell
Sjamsville
Beallsville
Grove Damascus
Jefferson
Tri-County
Creagerstown
Pfeitier Doubs
Lovellsville
Buckeystown
George
Ballenger
Bartonsville
Mountaindale
Pt. Rocks
East Frederick
L. Pet. Civitan
Neca Seiien
SEG Lions
Kan
Kansas City
A.C
Lemborg
University of Kansas
R. R. Little League
Bears
Admiral Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St
Penn
Shakespeare Ocean City
Pfleager
Johnson-Langzgley Bronson Mitchell
Afrex
Ocean City
Shakespeare
Famous
Martin Outboard Motors
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!