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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

8

White Sox Drill Yankees and Narrow on Indians

The Chicago White Sox pounded the New York Yankees 15 to 3 to pull within half a game of the pace setting Cleveland Indians, with Virgil Trucks earning his 13th win. Boston tied Cleveland 7-7 in rain-shortened eight innings as New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 2-1.

New York Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Virgil Trucks Bosox Indians White Sox Boston Red Sox Bob Wiesler Yankees Bill Taylor Hank Thompson New York Giants Chicago Cubs Sai-MagHc Cubs Bob Rush Lou Limmer Joe Demaestri Jim Finigan Sonny Dixon Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Jim Brideweser Jim Busby Eddie Yost Washington Baltimore Carl Erskine Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Redlegs Erskine Bob Borkowski Pirates Cardinals St. Louis Pittsburgh Robin Roberts Milwaukee Braves Eddie Mathews Philadelphia Phillies Gene Conley Chicago Treks Batts Wiesler Stuart Kurava Berra Silvera Willie Mays Wille Mays Fairfield Ala Cincinnati Sarah Mays Willie May Dusty Rhodes Giants Fleet Mays

North End takes first in Junior County Softball League

North End Civic Association routed Ballenger 6-0 as Charley Bowers pitched a one hitter. NECA built early leads with a Cline double and Cannon walk plus an error. Sonny Krantz homered with two on, and a fifth inning run came on Cline’s single and more errors. Rinehart added a second hit and a steal sheduled another score in the sixth.

North End North End Civic Association Ballenger Charley Bowers Cline Cannon Neca Sonny Krantz Dick Rinehart Pelt Koogle R. H.E Ay Bowers Jim Blank Carl Exsterday Tigers Cubs Brunswick Bears Tiger Fleetwood Stonesifer Robinette Barger Axline Deener Sigler

Huskies Beat Rotary Nine At McCurdy Field

Huskies of the Babe Ruth League defeated Rotary nine 13 to 6 at McCurdy Field Wednesday evening. Dave Hess, a relief pitcher, contributed a home run for Rotary but issued eight bases on balls. Rotary outhit the Huskies but failed to convert runners.

Huskies Rotary McCurdy Field Dave Hess R.H.O Huskies Allison Pp Mercer W. Keller Weddle A Stup Shreve D 'Strine Schaffer It 'Jones Long Rotary AB R. H A. E Markey Ib ‘Poole C. Keller Ss .Thomas Im. Hess C P Rainsburg D. Hess Whipp Engle Jones Huskes Thomas Allison Weddie J. Stup String Mercer J Stup Hess M. Hess Flair Robinson W. Crowther

Cockell Eyes One Man Verdict For Matthews Bout

Don Cockell travels to Seatte armed with sparring partner Ron Harman and plans a one man referee verdict by Jim Brad dock for the Matthews bout. A win would grant Cockell permanent possession of Matthews after their two prior wins.

Whitney Martin New York Don Cockell Harry Matthews Seatte Ron Harman Jim Braddock England Cockell Matthews

It Costs More To Dress A Jockey Than A Diplomat

Oceanport New Jersey NEA reports that a young jockey costs more than 3700 to outfit. Eleven year old Elias Duran had 245 in his own gear and no pay yet. another 460.50 in clothing and tack rested in Monmouth Park’s dressing room. Duran’s gear includes three saddles 95 to 130 each, boots 24 a pair, exercise boots 30, whips 15, weight pads 15, skull cap 17, girths 20, towels pads shirts goggles stirrups 20 to 1.50. He pays a valet 4 per ride and 37 when he wins. Payouts for placing are 50 35 25 20. Stakes racing would bring 10 percent of earnings, but he has already spent 705.50 to start.

Oceanport N. J.i NEA Elias Mike) Duran Mon‘mouth Park N. M Monmouth Mike Jockey Club Duran

Rare Gars By AL McCLANE Fishing Editor

Rare gars are described as predacious game fish in North America with three common species. The article explains their biology tenacity air bladder feeding habits and methods to capture them while noting their impact on other fish and historical uses of gar skin for ploughs.

AL McClane United States North Central America North America Mississippi Valley Louisiana

Fights Last Night By The Associated Prove Chicago-Moses Ward

Last night's boxing card in Detroit featured a bout where Yolande Pompey faced a Chicago fighter. De troit won on points at 163 and 2/3 pounds, with Pompey at 163 and 2/3 pounds. The result reflected a close 16-inning tie in the prior baseball game in Boston.

Babe Ruth League Yesterday's Results

Huskies 13 Rotary 6. Today M J Grove faces Huskies. Erskine wins for Dodgers 10 strikeouts in 5-1 Brooklyn over Cincinnati. Minoso and Groth pace White Sox 15-3 vs Yankees. Oliver shoots 6 under par to lead PGA qualifier in St Paul. Ramsburg aims to fire Tramsville for pennant bid. Naomi Marquard dies. Rube Marquard widow. Dempsey may start a racing stable. McKenley named Jamaica athletics supervisor.

Associated Press Carl Erskine Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Cincinnati Minnie Minoso Johnny Groth Chicago White Sox Ead Chicago New York Yankees ST. Paul Minn Porky) Oliver Professional Golfers Association le Mont Ill Keller Club Cary Middlecoff Johnny Regolta andlQrville White

Ward Outpoints British Champ Pompey in Chicago Fight

Detroit's Moses Ward defeats Yolande Pompey in a 10 round decision amid televised boxing. Ward improves to 19-7-? while Pompey, age 31 pro, weighs 163 1/2 pounds and rues starting slow. Judges score 94-92 Ward, 92-92 draw by another, AP scores Ward 7 Pompey 93. Acme Stores loses 11-0 to Smith's Pres in Baker Park softball. Shafer allows three hits as Piemen offense erupts with homers from B. Shafer and E. Zigler.

Chicago Tank Moses Ward Detroit Yolande Pompey Trinidad Pewee Lote Oe Weg Sue Oeeund Delice Pompey Ward Edward Hintz Frank Gilmer

Too Soft On Athletes

A House Armed Services subcommittee faulted Army field commanders for coddling athletes and excessive compassionate leave. The Saddler case drew sharp criticism over 30 days leave, a later fight, and a 15 day extension claimed for a sick wife. The panel urged corrective action to end favoritism and apply uniform rules to all GIs.

Washington House Armed Services Army Hess Ohio Avery GI Saddler Germany Bill Bossie Pittsburgh

Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Games

Odds and standings from today’s American League and National League matchups with team listings Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and more. Probable pitchers for key matchups, league leaders and a note on a rain tied end of day.

Detroit Philadelphia Zaverink R. Wilson Dixon Astroth RHE Baltimore Washington Moss Stone Turley Larsen Pascual Tipton FitzGerald New York Chicago Maglie Westrum Rush Tappe Brooklyn Cincinna Erskine Campanella Pad- Dielan Savransky Landrith Milwaukee Roberts Burgess Conley Johnson Nichols Jay Crandal R. H E Pittsburgh St. Louis Thies Law Betki LaPalma O'Donnell Atwell Poholsky Lint Deal Brazle Presko Staley Lawrence Haddix Sarni Cleveland CBSE Chicago Boston Consuegra Grim Byrd Lemon Sul Henry Chakales Porter Nig Aber Bishop

Dodgers Hire Alston Brings Shock to pennant era

Newsman Gayle Talbot notes the Dodgers firing pennant winner Charlie Dressen and promoting Walter Alston, a quiet first-year manager, as the Dodgers slip in the NL race behind the Giants amid aging stars and injuries. A former star compares their styles and questions Alston’s pace and decision making. NECA posts a 15–0 victory over South End in Baker Park, tying Walkersville for second-half lead in the Girls Softball League.

Gayle Talbot New York Brooklyn Dodgers Charlie Dressen Walter Alston Giants Dodgers Dressen Alston Charlie NECA South End Civic Association Lassies Baker Park South End Walkersville

Baseball league leaders and car production fact

The American League leaders include Noren batting .353 and Minoso with 77 runs and 87 RBIs for Chicago. In the National League, Musial leads in runs with 388 and RBIs with 87, while Snider and Bell share 28 doubles. The note ends with the U.S. auto industry having produced over 136 million cars since 1900.

Associated Press Noren New York Minoso Chicago Snider Brooklyn Musial St. Louis St.Louis U.S

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