Big Leagues May Lose Men To Uncle Sam
The crisis in Korea threatens to pull major league stars into military service. Curt Simmons of the Phillies will do two weeks of National Guard duty in August, with possible extension. Art Houtteman of Detroit is 1-A at 22. Al Rosen holds a Naval Reserve commission. Eleven Athletics are in reserve groups. The piece lists players by club across American and National Leagues, noting 1-A draft status, Naval Reserve assignments, and National Guard calls that could affect rosters.
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New York
Korea
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington
Houtteman
Art Houtteman
Fain
Hitchcock
Suder
Chapman
Lehner
McCoskey
Vale
Red Sox
Williams
Pesky
Tebbetts
Chuck Stobbs
Maurice McDermott
Gordon Mueller
Willard Nixon
Bob Kennedy
Marine Reserve
al Rosen
Naval
Ray Murray
Tigers
Artt Houtteman
Bobby Brown
Naval Medical Reserve
Bill Martin
Ed Fard
White Sox
Ray Scarborough
Frank Lane
Naval Reserve
Lane
National Guard
Esdie Yost
Irv Noren
Browns
Cardinals
George
Red) Munger
Claude Boyer
Phillies
Braves
John Antonelli
Det Crandell
Giants
Brooklyn
Cubs
Cincinnati
Fittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Weekend Baseball Schedules and Late Alterations
Weekend baseball games across Montgomery County and surrounding leagues are listed with pairings such as Frederick at Bethesda and Colesville at Silver Spring. A last minute change notes Mt. Airy and New Market agreeing to a Sunday doubleheader at New Market starting 1 p.m. DST.
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Montgomery Co
Frederick
Bethesda
Colesville
Silver Spring
Damascus
Rockville
RIST
Mar. Paul Zimmerman
Mt. Airy
New Market
Hustlers Fall 7-1 to Charles Town Legionnaires
Charles Town defeats Hustlers 7 to 1 at McCurdy Field behind Bond and four fifth inning runs. Hustlers strand nine, Charles Town secures 10 left on base. Walters, Wallingham, Bond lead visitors with key hits and two-base efforts. Umpires Shock and Strine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy
Charles Town
W. Va
Jian Wallingham
Strauss
Tian
Bond
Zombro
Ashton
Lewis
Baker
Poon
Tofais
Hustlers AB
R.H
A. E. Wagner
Miers
Warrenfeltz
Marend
Rolfe
Charles Tn
Hinocoado
Jones
Marendt
Wallingham
Heironius
Barker
Rice
Hustlers
Hammer
Walters
Shock
Strine
Cannon
National League Scores and Upcoming Softball Matches
National League results Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 7 to 1 and Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 4 to 1 while New York beat St. Louis 5 to 4 in 13 innings. Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh and Philadelphia plays Cincinnati as day-night games set. Lions face NECA. Walkersville Coca Cola plays Blue Moons at Glade Valley field Sunday at 2 p.m. Link Morgan and Ike Pageant expected to pitch for Home team. Urban home ownership climbs to 55 percent from 36 percent in 1900.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Walkersville
Coca Cola
Gaithersburg
Glade Valley
Link Morgan
Ike Pageant
TV Highlights New York July 22 NBC eyes Wynn and others
NBC positions Ed Wynn as a top headline act for fall rotation shifting him from CBS and blocking his inclusion in the Fred Allen Eddie Cantor Sunday plan. Also discussed are Jimmy Durante Danny Kaye and Danny Thomas as other NBC negotiation targets with a rundown of the night’s TV schedule across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed Wynn
CBS
NBC
Fred Allen
Eddie Cantor
Wynn
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Danny Kaye
Danny Thomas
Television
American Forum
CWA
Hawkins Falls
Big Top
ABC
Whiteman
Rolle
Derby
Dumont
Chicago
Daylight
Sammy Kaye
Brunswick Blanks Hagerstown Team
Brunswick defeats Hagerstown 1 to 0 at Scheer Stadium in twilight play. Merriman and Jenkins form a strong pitching duel for the Railroaders as Bruns wick earns the win while Sch Forwards and Bruns wick's defense hold the visitors to a single run. RBI by Zimmer man on a wild pitch accounts for the game's only score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Post
American Legion
Steadmam Kernan
Morris Frock Post
Hagerstown
Scheer Stadium
Railroaders
Billy Merriman
Richard Jenkins
Plank
McElhaney
Churchey
Brunswick AB
Smith
L Keyser
Huffman
Lovelace
Jenkins
Manuel
Zimmerman
Higdon
Merriman
Brunswick
RBI
Brandt
Ramer
Love-lace
Scott
Summers
Lewis
Radio Schedule Overview for WMAL WRAL Saturday July 22
A dense broadcast listing outlines a full day of radio programming across WMAL and WRAL stations. It includes news, commentary, sports, dramas, musical programs, religious services, and variety shows with numerous hosts and time slots throughout daytime and evening hours. The schedule features named programs such as News & Commentary, Sports Review, The Shadow Drama, and The Saint, along with musical showcases, operas, and special features.
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Nowa Abe Harmony Rangeors
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Nhe
Dbs
Harry Wistser
AL Helfer
Rex Koay
Abe Orgin Broayenat
Mba
Aba
Rbs
Dell Trio Shaw
Ate
Hawaii Valls
Mbs
Abe
Joe DiMaggn
Shaween
Vaughn Meannwe
Shaw
Ens Bury
Adam
Ue Opry
Iite
Pancing
Ebsews
Dani News
Dany
Mize's Bat Routs Tigers in Opening Win
The New York Yankees routed Detroit 14 to 4 in the series opener at New York behind Big John Mize who slugged two homers and five RBIs. Eddie Miller's mishap in the eleventh helped New York Giants beat St. Louis 4 to 3, tying the lead with the Phillies who defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Preacher Roe led Brooklyn to a 7-1 win over Cincinnati, while Babe Pafko and Bill Serena helped Chicago Cubs edge Boston 4-3 in 13 innings. Philadelphia snapped a skid with a 7-4 win over St. Louis as Sam Chapman drove in the decisive run. American League scores included Cleveland and Washington in a 3-2 finish and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
John Mize
Detroit Tigers
New York
Mize
Yankees
Tiger
Eddie Miller
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Redbirds
Ralph Kiner
Bucs
Preacher Roe
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Preacher Man
Redles
Herman Wehmelier
the Brooks
Burt Shoiton
Andy Pafko
Bill Serena
Cubs
Bosion
Pafko
Johan Sain
Washington
Courado Merrero
Cleveland
Indians
Sam Chapman
R. Vf. Ofc
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Roe
Campanella
Wehmeier
Perkowski
Hetki
Howell
Fef
Boston
Chicago
Sain
Cooper
Crandall
Rush
Schmitz
Unclear fragment hints at baseball score lines and players
Fragmentary text lists players Holcombe Maal Brissie Sechelt Wyse Tipton Gueren and a score line involving KR On UE Detroit New York Gray Stuart Calvert Rob inson Raschi Ferrick Page Berra. Details and context are missing.
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Holcombe
Maal
Brissie
Sechelt
Wyse and
Tipton
Gueren
Detroit
New York
Gray, Stuart, Calvert and Robinson
House
Raschi, Ferrick
Page and
Berra
Elks Softballers Fall 10 7 To Amvets At Staley Park
In a Civic Softball League game at Staley Park AMVETS defeated the Elks 10 7 to move within one game of the league lead. Bowlus homered for the AMVETS who broke a 7 2 game in the sixth with an eight run rally aided by Elk errors. Staley delivered a three bagger driving in three as AMVETS built the lead. Elks miscue plagued them despite equal hitting. Next game is Monday at 6 50 p m at 3rd St on 6th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Civic Softball League
Amvets
Staley Park
Elks
Bowlus
Staley
Amvets Migeietree
Culler
Ambrose Cowan
C. Ziegler
Brachey
North End Girls win game in extra inning
North End girls softball team survived ten extra innings in a tense league game at State Park against SECA. An umpiring dispute sparked a bench-clearing slap session as North End rallied from a 5 4 deficit to tie the game in the sixth, then prevailed in extra innings with Mary Ann Bader and Betty Green delivering key hits. Sunday features include Frederick Tailorettes vs Cumberland Independent Lassies and rematches in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper
Larsdowne A.C
Baker Park
Maryland
Shaffer Brothers
Botders Suneay
North End Girls
North End Lassien
Pinyo
Seca
State Park
BBCA
Patsy Crum
Seca Gal
Mary Ann Bader
Miss Thomas
Miss Shochler
Mies Wenzel
Betty Green
Miss Green
Sher
Sailball Levine
Iter City
Frederick Tailorettes
Cumberland Independent Lassies
Staley Park
North Mad
Frederick Wall
Cimberland
Qriven City Starettes
Roar North End
Willis
Smith
Colts Add One Sign Two Players In National League Action
The Baltimore Colts signed one new player from Western Michigan Teachers College era while dropping two unrelated players after a National Football League game. Veteran back Toe Leakefits came out of retirement to sign. former Redskins star seldom remained with the team. Coach Clem Crowe says new rookies from Western Michigan Teachers College bolster the squad as one reserve player stands by for potential call to active duty. In baseball, St Louis Cardinals starter Munger is moved to the bullpen after a 14-0 loss to the New York Giants. manager Bedie Over vows to evaluate options as Munger has 4 wins, 7 losses in 16 starts this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlientemant
Munger
Jay
Crearye Med
Mier
St. Long Cardinals
New York Giants
Muncer
Cardinal
Bedie
Pver Munger
Missed Putt Ties Ferrier in St Paul Open Golf
In St Paul Minnesota July 21 1958 Jim Ferrier of San Francisco and Skip Alexander of Knoxville were tied for the Tendereship at the halfway point after carding tens eight under par through two rounds in the St Paul Open. Green Bay Packers sign Negro players for 1958 season James Clark and James Thomas both Ohio State players announced by coach Roanzani. Henry Balch changes mind not seeking reelection as State Senator from Talbot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Uma
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Skip Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Packers
Green Bay
Wie
Green Bay Packers
Gene Roanzani
James Clark
James Thomas
Ohio State
Balch
Kaston
Henry Balen
Talbot County
Baston Star-Democrat
iTle
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Uncle Sam
Maryland State League
Woodbine
Liberty
Noonan
Woodsboro
Donsife Mt. Airy
Lyerly
Tamsville
Pt. Rocks
Ffeifer
Shook
Lovettsville
Middletown
Strine Doubs
Creagerstown
Kehne
Buckeystown
Hargett Broad Run
Lander
Wachter
Heart of Maryland
Thurmont
Pickett
Gardner
Middleburg
Ballenger
Jefferson
Lake Brunswick
Urbana
Mountaindale
St Louis
North End
Chicago St. Louis
W. Pet
Tailors
Creagers
Detrick
Ellis
Lions
NECA
Leet
Iee
Werein Pet
Kiks
Optimists
Brunswick Blanks Hagerstown
America
United
Nb0
Nene
Mnba
Cba
Unieazo
Abe Starlight Operetiaceba
Thea
Abe Trendle Ton Lines
Main St
Els Air
Velentus
Son Br ‘Lreaguiy Varieligs
Abe Church Bregran
Abe Vashkoife
Cloak & Dagger
Nbo Muse
Youchha
Martin Kane
Fic Gry
Mbs Orchestra
Rbs Opera Records
James Melton
R ‘St Abe
Cbs Wa
Marshall
Sumaary
Abe Teva Allen
Ebs
Abe Nick Carter
Livye
Abe-Rast
Salem
Saint
Amazing Malone
Hollywood
Abe Hinrace
Rba
Fed Malone
Little Symphomies
Jark Paar
Cbe Jimmy Blaine
Europe
Atec
Kay Armen
Treasury
Dhs
Jachia Robinson
George Sokolsky
Rand
Boston T Ag
Dorish
Wollar
Dobson
Mueller
Tibbetts
I Garcia
Fioretti
Hegan
Marremy
Grasso
Judson
Kretlo Haefner
Emerson Television
Imerson
Shipley
Yon
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Yeterday
Pet Staley Park
Lady’ Fairgrounds
Bon Harmon
Washington St
Obi Ton Seedert
Franklin
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court ST
Yellow Springs Park
Frederick County
Moose Civic Affairs Committee
Maryland State Police
Moose Club
West South Street
Frederick Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Arthur Godfrey
STAR
Rakhid
Godfrey
Frederick Municipal Airport
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