Shell Oil Drops Pair In Babe Ruth League Action
Shell Oil lost 11-3 to Huskies and 5-4 in extra innings to Kiwanis at McCurdy Field. The defeats cost Shell first place to idle Excelsior Dairy as Strine pitched a three-hitter and Kiwanis rallied in the extra frame.
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Shell Oil
Huskies
Kiwanis
McCurdy Field
Oilers
Excelsior Dairy
Pecky Strine
Shell
Kawanis
Jeaders
Sibert
Littleton
Larry Ahalt
Crum
Howard Stup
Red Sox sweep doubleheader with long homer barrage
Boston in a 9-7 and 8-5 sweep of Baltimore as Mickey Owen caps a six run ninth inning rally with a grand slam in the opener. Ted Williams and Owen drive seven Boston runs with four baggers. Jackie Jensen adds two long homers in the nightcap as Williams and Jensen reach 12 homers each. Orioles outhit Boston 15-8 despite late Boston fire.
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Boston
Mickey Owen
Red Sox
Baltimore
Owen
Ted Williams
Sox
Jackie Jensen
Jim Piersall
Williams
Harry Agganis
Jensen
Bob Kennedy
Sam Mele
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Indians
Early Wynn
Washington Sun
Ott
Brooks Lawrence Chalk
Littleton
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phila
Delphia Phillies
Shell Oil AB
R. H.C. Res
Baker
Cincinnati
Harry Perkowski Summers
New York Giants
D. Rice
Phobos
Hobie Landrith
Homer Reeder
Zimmerman
Stockman
Kemp
Norris
Jim
Wilson
Treeze
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Pirate
Kiwanis
Green
Gastley
Remsburg
R. HE. Sibert
Petroit
New York
L. Ahalt
Gray
Miller
Rey- Crum
Nolds
Berra
R. Ahalt
H. Stup
Eam
Chakales
Fox
Blyzka
Courtney
Hudson
Brown
Parnell
Shell
Clevenger
White
Tarsen
Kretlow
Odell
Lit Moss
Kiely
Kinder
Hotel
Stanlers Ander
R. H. EF
Reeder
Cleveland
Greer
Washington
Wynn
Hogan
Shea
Pascual
FitzGerald
Shook
Wisner
Brooklyn
G. Ness
Chicago
Milliken
Labine
Wade
Huskies
A. E
Campanella
Hacker
Tappe
Allison
R. HE. Mercer
Philadelphia
Wayne Keller
Weddle
Greenwood
Wehmeier
Bur J. Stup
Gess. Lawrence
Sarni
Shaeffer
R. OH
Strine
Shreve
Lidge
Grissom
Corwin
Floyd
Westrum
Perkowski
Semicenick
Landrith
el Shell
AB. Rho. E
Meadows
Milwaukee
Despeaux
Surkent
Hetki
Atwell
Wil- Summers
Son and Crandall
Tooo
R. Baker
J. Stephens
Phobus
J. Rice
Dixon
T. Green
Left Handers Close In N L Batting Race
New York July 19 A trio of left handed outfielders Duke Snider Don Mueller and Gus Bell lead the National League batting derby as Irv Noren tops the American League with a .566 average He also has a 22 point lead over the nearest pursuer Red Schoendienst Stan Musial share fourth at .333 while Bobby Avila sits second at .344 Minnie Minoso posts a .522 and other leaders include Busby and Rasen tied at .316
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New York
Brooklyn
Duke
Snider
Giants
Don Mueller
Cincinnati
Gus Bell
Ider
Mueller
Bell
Irv Noren
Yankee
St Loui
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Noren
Cleveland
Bobby Avila
Avila
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Turd
Washington’s
Syracuse Chiefs Sign Kipfer Kipper on 24 hour option
Syracuse Chiefs of the International League obtained pitcher Thornton Kipper on a 24 hour option from the Philadelphia Phillies. He carried a 9 1 record last season with Schenectady of the Eastern League before joining the Phils.
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Chiefs
Kipper
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Chiefs
Thornton Kipper
Philadelphia Phils
Schenectady
Phils
Boxing Roundup From Last Night Across Cities
The Associated Press reports results from several bouts. Brooklyn fighter Chris Christensen, 148, edged Billy Graham, 150, in New York. In Milwaukee area action, Al Andrews, 153, defeated Sauveur Chiocca, 146 4, in Superior. Montreal’s Johnny Greco, 15144, outpointed Billy Lauder, 1492, in Hialeah Florida where the crowd saw ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Chris Christensen
Billy Graham
New York
al Andrews
Superior
Wis
Sauveur Chiocca
Corsica
Montreal
Johnny Greco
Billy Lauderdale
Hialeah
Fla
Wednesday Soap Box Derby Entries At Local Addresses
A listings page shows entrants for Wednesdays Soap Box Derby with numerous addresses around Brunswick Frederick and nearby towns. Sponsors include Snow White Grill Peoples Home And Auto Price Electric and Evergreen local businesses.
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Soap Box
Snow White Grill
Peoples Home and Auto
Price Electric Corp
Everedy Company
Mountain City Dodge
Tall Cedars B
Frontiersmen of America World Book Encylo
Kiwanis Club
Frederick Junk Co
Hillside Coal and Oil
Lee's Men's
Clyde Weeden
Adamstown
Mehr
F. Wachter Eberts Ice Cream
Bollingers Dairy
Thurmont
Crown Oil & Wax Richards-Hutzell
Civitan Club Model Garage
Delphy's Colonial Jewelry Co
Optimist Club
Roger W. Smith
Charles E. Staley
Frederick Gas Company
M. J. Grave Litten Chevrolet Bowers Lumber Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Cherry Smash Whipp'’s
Tall Cedars Victors Rally For 6-4 Baseball Win
In Frederick, Tall Cedars edged the Elks 6-4 after a seesaw contest. Markoe struggled on the mound with control issues, while Tall Cedars built a 3-0 first inning lead, saw Ellis rally the Elks with four runs, and Tall Cedars won with two runs in the final at bat.
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Esks
Markoe
Loo
Tall Cedars
Frederick
Baker Park
Little Fellows
Ellis
Foresters
Tall Cedars AB
R.H.C. A. E. Zimmerman
Ramsburg
Whitmore
Abrecht
Holdcraft
Staley
c-If
Fogle
Norris
Baer
Elks AB. R.lh.o
Popp
Grove
Thompson
Rinehart
Iornado
Lipps
Dennis
Courtesy Tunner
Hammard
Elks
Zimmerman
Burdette
Wachter
Blank
Markoe Ummiires
Drum and Grove
Pro Gridders Open Practice in NFL Preseason Schedule
NFL teams begin two month pre season drills with exhibitions. Rams meet Fort Ord at Long Beach July 31. Giants at Willamette Salem Ore. 49ers at Menlo Cal. Redskins at Occidental College. Bears at St Joseph College. Cardinals at Lake Forest College. Colts drill Westminster Md. Lions at Michigan State Normal. Packers at Stevens Point. Browns at Hiram College. Eagles to Hershey Pa. Steelers at St Bonaventure. Schedule runs to Dec 12 with Dec 26 title game.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
NFL
Los Angeles Rams
Fort Ord
Calif
Long Beach
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Detroit Lions
Michigan State Normal
Ypsilanti
Mich
Lions
Chicago Tribune Charities
College All Stars
Green Box Packers
Stevens Point
Wis
Cleveland Browns
Hiram
Ohio’ College
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Pittsburgh Steelers
St Boneventure College
Olean
Second Half Play Raging At Resi ae euid- Cubs Coast To 12 0 Win
The Railroaders Little League opened its second half at Point of Rocks as the Brunswick Cubs routed the Car rollton Manor Lions 12 to 0. Hope pitched two-hitter, D Deener hit a homer with four straight singles, Spurrier added a grand slam, while Wetzel and Green starred for the Lions in a lopsided loss.
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Railroaders
Point of Rocks
Cubs
Carrollton Manor Lions
Brunswick Tigers
Hope
Lions
Brunswick Cubs
D. Deener
Spurrier
Cub
Spur‘rier
Wetzel
Green
BR. H. EB
Stepee
Hope and Sigler
Frye
Landower
Whitehead
Baseball Daily Scores and Schedule Summary
Today's American League results show New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston and Baltimore winning. Schedule lists games Chicago at New York Keegan versus Ford, Cleveland at Boston Garcia versus Nixon, Detroit at Philadelphia Garver and Gromek versus Portocarrero and Kellner, Baltimore at Washington night game. National League results include New York defeating Cincinnati, Chicago beating Brooklyn, St. Louis over Philadelphia, Milwaukee over Pittsburgh, with late games New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis ongoing.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
Chicago Li
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Keegan
Ford
Garcia
Nixon
Garver
Gromek
Portocarrero
Kellner
Coleman
Schmitz
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Antotelli
Fowler
Palica
Minner
Simmons
Haddix
Frederick American Tall Cedars and Elks defeat Rosedale at Oxco
Frederick teams Tall Cedars and Elks faced Rosedale at Oxco in a compact game result. It ended with a decisive margin as Cedars and Elks combined strength led to the victory over Rosedale.
Protest prompts state league probe into New Market victory
Maryland State Baseball League president William B Burall said he is investigating a protest filed by Frederick manager Austin Angleberger over New Market’s 3-2 win. The issue centers on Stackman’s homer and possible interference after the ball cleared the outfield fence. The decision may come by week’s end after talks with officials and witnesses.
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William B. Burall
Maryland State Baseball League
Monday J
Frederick Hustlers
New Market
Burall
Frederick
Austin Angieberger
State League
Stackman
Burnl
Stockman
Angleberger
Bartzen Stirs Clay Court Buzz In Positional View
Roundup notes Bernard Baritzen Bartzen’s Chicago win over Seixas and Trabert on clay as not a forecast for grass court success. It questions U S Davis Cup hopes, cites Ham Richardson as a potential No 2, and warns against overrating clay victories.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Bernard Bartzen
Vic Seixas
Tony Tralhert
Philadelphia
Australia
Barizen
Forest Hills
Chicago
Trabert
Seixas
California
Pennsylvania
Ham Richardson
Art Larsen
Ham
First flight thrills 192 year old Boone woman in Richmond
Mrs Jenny Whitehead of Boone North Carolina stepped from an airliner in Richmond kissed her children grandchildren and great grandchildren and said the flight was wonderful and she is ready to go again It was her first flight at age 192 and the note appears with other sports on page nine
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Richmond
Jenny Whitehead
Boone
N. C
Whitehead
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Shell Oil Drops
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M. J. Grove
AIS
Shell Oil Huskies
Rotary
M. J. Grove Co
Tan Sa
Frank Keeter
George Phebus
Eddie Mercer
RFD 6
Kew Cheverlet Sales
Frederick Jaycees
Frederick News-Post
E. Third St
Brunswick
Lincoln Ant
E. Patrick St
Lee Place
Lincoln Apts
Lincoln
Walkersville
Maple Ave
Hillside Ants
DeGrange Street
Patrick St
Clarksburg
Andrews
Kurt A Bane
John Harvey
Ile Boyer
Sammy Brown
Larry Bowie
Donald Lee Baker
Donald Ball
John Brown
Ronald Brown
Henry J. Bryant
James C
Rum
Wayne Zell
Barry Federline
Ronnie Herbert
Samuel Heard
Ulysses G. A Offutt
William, Jr. Lawson
Charles E. Lawson
Perry E., Jr
Tall Cedars Victors
Yingling
R. H . Braves
Colts
Buble
Shorb
Fleagle
I Claybaugh
Mays
Willie Mays
Ed Furgol
Furgol
Rocky Marciano
Babe Zaharias
Jim Tohill Wilson
Johnny Antonelli
The
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Pileuger Ng
Johnson-Langley Bronson Mitchel
Alrex
Martin Outoard Motors
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
Barricks
Franklin
Lf Bowers
Shipley
Sa Peenapeeee
P. Gilroy
Zelld Koogle
Ww. L. Pet. Harmony
L. Ropp
J. Souders
Oxco
D. Faulders
Rosedale
D. Baker
M. Balla
P. Brunner
Sweden
Sven Davidson
A. Gladhill
J. Hartsock
France
R. Castle
Belgium
Ojer
Philippe Washer
H.O A. E
Bel- Day
Mayne
P Schieh
W. Falconer
A. Barnes
R. Falconer
Harmony
M. Baker
Ballam
Souders
L . Ropp
Ropp
T Hartsock
Faulders
Brunner
Hartsock
D. Baker, Ballam. Base On Bails —Off Mayne. 2: D. Baker
D Baker
Monaghan
D. Wisner
Frederick American
Merrath Wharf
Virginia
Baerh Hotels
Virginia Beach
Nags Head
N.C
Colonial Williamsburg
Norfolk - Old Point
Norfolk
Pier
Provo Street
Suratoga
H Street
N.W
D.C
Sterling
William S. Hood, Inc
W. Patrick ST
Yee
Queen City Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Sam Fisher
Frederick, Md
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