Indians And Yankees Each Win Twin Bill
The Indians and Yankees swept doubleheaders to stay within a half game of the pace setters. Cleveland routed Boston 6-3 and 5-2 at Fenway as Bob Feller and Bob Lemon starred, Lemon overcoming a sixth inning threat. New York won 4-3 and 11-0 against Chicago, with Mantle leading at bat and Sain and Byrd on the mound to keep pace with Cleveland.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Fenway Park
Lemon
Red Sox
Skinny Brown
al Smith
Billy Consolo
Ted Williams
Harry Agganis
Cleveland
Indians
Feller
Vic Wertz
Wertz
Frank Sullivan
Mickey Mantle
Johnny Sain
Hany Byrd
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Jim Hughes
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Newcombe
Duke Snider
Pee Wee Heese
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Orioles
Varnan
Maury McDermott
Washington
Baltimore
Gus Keriazakos
Bob Porterfield
Jimi Delsing
Harvey Kuenn
Wayne Belardi
Frank Bolling
Detroit Tigers
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Associated Press
Woodsboro beats Union Bridge 9 to 6 in eight innings
F. C. Little League yesterday results show Woodsboro defeating Union Bridge 9 to 6 in an eight inning game. New Windsor posted an 8 to 3 win over Liberty. Upcoming Monday games set Union Bridge at Liberty and New Windsor at Woodsboro.
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F. C
Little League
aWoodsboro
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Liberty
Union
Woodsboro
W. L Pet
Limers Leave League Cellar With Extra Inning Win
Limers climb out of Babe Ruth League cellar by beating Huskies 5-4 in an extra innings duel at McCurdy Field. D Brown pitched the win over Strine as Grove’s lineup overcame a 3-1 deficit with late scoring. Eyler Warrenfeltz and Winpigler sparked the rally before Grove sealed it in the eighth.
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M. J. Grove Limers
Huskies
McCurdy ‘Field
Groves
Limers
Eyler
Warrenfeltz
Winpigler
Grove
M. J. Grove
Toms
C Morgan
Moss
D. Brown
Crothers
W. Brachey
R.H. C. A. E. Allison
Mercer
W. Keller
Weddle
J Stup
Strine
Shreve
Stottlemyer
L. Brown
Shafer
Floyd
Incu
J. Stup
Gier
Winpigiet
Allison
Hildebrand and Crothers
G. Ness
Point Of Rocks Lions Win Over Brunswick
The Point Of Rocks Lions defeated Brunswick in a recent game. Key players from Point Of Rocks and Brunswick contributed to the competitive matchup as both teams pushed for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks Lions
Brunswick
Laurel Race Course weighs invites for two Queen horses
Laurel Maryland July 22 track officials say two Queen Elizabeth horses Aureole and Landau are under consideration for invitations to the Washington International turf race in November. A track spokesman said no invitations have yet been issued and the invitation committee will likely meet next month. The race will be run in November.
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Laurel
Laurel Race Course
Aureole
Landau
Washington, D.C
Colorama Winners Parade Creative Colorama on Market Street
A Thursday afternoon Colorama event supervised by the City Recreation Commission judged al fresco exhibits from Frederick area playgrounds. Awards in three age divisions were announced, with winners in painting, drawings, characters, animals, costumes, and abstract designs named by local clubs and parks. Brevity note: OCR includes numerous mis-spellings and broken lines.
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Market and
Second Street
City Recreation Commission
George Bennett
Helen Smith
Catherine Long
Frederick Art Club
Charlotte Koontz
Tiny Tots Town
Kinger
Sharon Brown
Greg Marks
Vicki Lipides
Mike Lipides
Becky Hahn
Harriet Baer
Marie Thomas
Mullinix Playground
Karen Stull
Linden Hills
Jan Willard
Rosedale
Joanne Jackson
Mullinix Park
Susan Stoner
Baker Park
Sharon Freed
Harmon Field
Cheri Collins
Staley Park
Pam Shipley
Susan Miller
Paul Fox
East Third St
Mary Hurst
Lewis Lydes
Sherman Myers
Maryland Ave
Clyde Baker
Sandra Maker
Lincoln Field
Edna Wachter
Donna Lee Hargett
Catoctin Park
Doris Tobery
George Wallace
North Market Street
Lois Baumgardner
Billy Mackley
Sandra May
Bobby Campbell
North Market St
Shirley Sonifrank
Martha Atkinson
Natalie Palm
Shirley Mills
Robert Harding
North
Market Street
Gloria Houck
Barbara Tober
Frederick Produce Defeats Carmack's in Softball at Baker Park
Frederick Produce Co. beat Carmack's Market 8 to 4 in Men's Softball League at Baker Park on Thursday. Frederick Produce scored early and steadily added runs in the second, fifth, and sixth innings to take an 8-1 lead before Carmack's rallied in the final frame. Blower cleared the bases with a four bagger as Carmack's fell short. Frederick Produce will face Ballenger Juniors in a non league game at Baker Park Monday evening.
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Frederick Produce Co
Carmack's Market
Baker Park
Produce
Lenhart
Lake
Carmack’s
Bowers
Sherman
Frederick Produce
Carmack
Blower
Ballenger Juniors
R. H.E. Frederick Produce & Jo
Carmack’s Market
Blank
J Easterday
Bagent and Blower
iBabe Ruth League Yesterday's Resuits
J Grove led the Huskies to a 5 4 win over Shell against Dairy at Frederick High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grove
Shell
Dairy
Frederick High School
Araby Boys Win First Junior County Game 11-4
Araby beat Myersville 11 to 4 at home in the Junior County League as wild pitching produced 14 walks and only two hits for the losers. Richard Rice hit a grand slam in the fourth inning for Araby while Lenhart fanned nine on the mound. Walkersville defeated Mt. Carmel 7-5 to stay atop the second-half standings as Geisbert and Moss featured with three-base hits. Yellow Springs edged Middletown 7-6 in extra innings to claim a share of the second-half race, with Charles Brunner and Wilson keying the clutch hitting and DeWitt contributing a home run.
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Araby
Myersville
Lenhart
Myerslee
Richard Rice
Myersville Viluance
F. Hays
Eichelberger
Flook
Bible
Main
Walkersville
Swamley
R. H. E. Mt. Carmel Oo
Geisbert
Moss
Ramsburg
K. Duncan
Smith
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Charles Brunner
Wilson
Wachter
Hendricks
Rudy
R. H
Uuu
C. Shafer
Wiles and Ashbaugh
Wills and Smith
Mt. Carmel
League Leaders By The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists leaders across leagues with Mantle leading in home runs and New York players excelling in several categories. Key names include Mantle and Fox for hits and runs, Musial for RBIs, and Snider for several batting stats. The report also notes pitching leaders and notable performances in doubleheaders, including Feller and Reynolds.
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Associated Pres
Noren
New York
Ilingso
Licago
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
Fox
Vernon
Washington
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St.Louis
Schoendienst
Bell
Cincinnati
Mays
Bruton
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Haddix
St.Lows
Rosedale Dominates Tall Cedars 35-2 in Five Innings
Rosedale batters pounded Tall Cedars for 24 singles including a homer and nine doubles in a 35-2 Frederick American League win at Baker Park. Martin earned the win over Whitmore as Rosedale ties for second-half lead while Elks slip from top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Tall Cedars
Frederick
Baker Park
Little Diamond
Elks
Rosedale AB
R.H. C. A. E. Bush
Klein
Fagan
Martin
Orrison
Jordan
Hissey
Settle
Bagley
Simpson
Eyler
Idoine
Sharpe
R.H. A. &. Zimmerman
Ramsburg
Blank
Whitmore
Abrecht
Fogle
Baer
Staley
Sue
Crawford
Yoon OA Norris
Hiltner
Holdcraft
Bush
Norris
Cardella
Maio
Lee Martin
Brunswick to Play at Tjamsville Sunday
Brunswick meets Tjamsville in a Maryland State League showdown Sunday at 2 p m to break a three way tie for first with Beallsville nine. Beallsville hosts Jefferson while Brunswick and Tjamsville chase the top spot as Staley and Smith look to return for Tjamsville and Carpenter and Shellhorse prepare for duty against Brunswick. Movian vows fighting spirit as a large Ijamsville crowd expects a crucial clash.
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Qamsville
Brunswick
Tjamsville
Bealrsville
Beallsville
Jefferson
New Market
Rabbit
Ramsburg
Johnny Carpenter
Benny Shellhorse
Ijamsville
Charles E. Movian Sr
Ijamsville Board of Directors
Ijams Iville
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Listings Across Networks
A dense roster of CBS WFMD NBC WRAL MBS WOR ABC WMAL and other stations outlines 6 to 10 PM broadcasts. Includes news, sports, commentary, dramas like One Man's Family Counter Spy and Sammy Kare The listing notes time shifts for daylight versus standard time and names program blocks such as News and Commentary Peter Lind Hayes and Listen to Washington with various film and dance programs.
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CBS
WFMD
NBC
ABC
WMAL
abe-mDa-weae
Nbe
Ebc
Abe Tennessey
Ernie
Abe
Peter Lind Hayes
Cbe Daly
Mbe
Noe O Ranger
One Man's Family
Nbs
Abe Mr. Kean
Tracer
Coe
Jack Gregson
Godfrey Dipest
Sammy Kare
Abo News& Story
Jack Carson
Cbs World
Aba
Keen
Obs
Crossroads
Heart of
Washington
Cba
Abo Acmy
Mbs
fidd—News & Variety
Au Neta Ts
John Daly
Abe Marga
Jeff
DuMont
Mr. Sweeney
Sta Erwin
Tha
Orzie & Harriet
Riley
Cbhs
Hartman
Abe the Stranger
Abs
Miss Brooks
Abe Star Theater
Chance of Lifetime
Denise Darcel
Yanks Sign Branca After Nine-Year Career
New York July 22 Ralph Branca joined the New York Yankees as a free agent after nine seasons in the majors and a history with the Dodgers. The 28-year-old right hander, once a starter with Detroit this season, is expected to contribute in relief as Casey Stengel plans. Branca, known for his role in the 1951 playoff game, looks forward to restoring form with his new club after a stint with Detroit and prior Dodgers destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Tidane Taek Senal
Branca
New Yorker
Brooklyn
Tigers
Dodgers
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Detroit
Yankees
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Fights Last Night in Vancouver Canada Edgardo Romero Wins
Edgardo Romero from Argentina outpointed Earl Walls of Toronto to win last night in Vancouver British Columbia. Walls fought hard but Romero earned the decision on points after ten rounds in a tight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Edgardo Romero
Argentina
Earl Walls
Toronto
Today's Baseball By The Associated Pros
Baseball standings and schedules with team records, scores, and probable pitchers for tonight's games including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. Notable matchups feature Lopat facing Wann, Dorish against Kemmerer, and Hoeft opposing Stobbs.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wann
Lopat
Dorish
Kemmerer
Pietts
Ve Frigana
Gray
Hoeft
Stobbs
Sixth Consecutive Win For New Windsor Boys
New Windsor romped to its sixth straight Fred erick Carroll Little League second half win defeating Liberty 6 to 3 on the Libertytown diamond. Hill fanned ten, Shelton struck out eight with ten walks. Moxley hit a triple for Liberty. Anthony and Schlee doubled. New Windsor benefited from passed balls and strong defense by Weller and Anthony. Shelton pitched a four-hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Frederick Carroll
Liberty
Libertytown
Hill
Shelton
Moxley
Anthony
Schlee
Weller
R. Dh. E
Cairns
B. Shelton
Woodsboro
St Union Bridge
Union Bridge
Rice
Dorsey
Troxell
Garst
Pierce
Araby Beats Myersville In IR County League Game
Araby topped Myersville 11 to 4 in IR County Baseball League action. Other results show Yellow Springs 7 Middletown 6 and Walkersville T Mt. Carmel 5 in seven innings. Today’s games include Araby at Mt. Carmel Walkersville at Middletown Yellow Springs at Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. County Baseball League
Mt. Carmel
Walkersville
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Myersville
All Stars Meet Lions August 13 in Chicago
Fifty football stars gathered at Purdue to prepare for the August 13 All Star game against the Detroit Lions in Chicago. Coach Jim Tatum named a strong staff and hinted the squad may rise to 41 players as Ralph Starkey considers joining, with key backs and linemen from Notre Dame, Michigan State, Texas, Maryland, and other schools shaping the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Ypsilanti
Mich
All-Stars
Tatum
Johnny Latiner
Neil Worden
Notre Dame
Paul Cameron
UCLA
Jerry Norton
Southern Methodist
Bobby Garrett
Stanford
Lamar McHan
Arkansas
Zeke Bratkowski
Georgia
Sam Morley
Washington Redskins
Don Doheney
Michigan State
Carlton Massey
Texas
Tohn Carson
Stan Jones
Art Hunter
Crawford Mims
Mississippi
Morgan Williams
Texas Christian
Jerry Hilgenberg
Ralph Starkey
West Virginia
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Point of Rocks
Johnson
Sawatski
Grim
Sain
Pearl
Williams
House
Chicago L
Olen House
R. H.E
Bears
Lions
Hegan
Sullivan
Miller
Frye
Sand- Henry
White
Hower
D. Cleveland
Washington Krellow
Chakales
Courtney
Porterfield
Keriazakosams
FitzGerald
Encel. Dairy
Shell Oil
Herbert
Marlowe
R. Wilson
Ixayan
Burgess
Burdette
Crandall
Hughes
Campanella
Drews
Judson
Fowler
Bailey
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Purkey
Friend
Atwell
Beard
Sarni
Pam
R. R. Little League
Yeaterday
L Pet Tigers
Cubs Lions i
Frederick American
Linix Park
Nathan Sewell
Kathy Lott
Sandra Wolf
Beallsville, MD
FBI
Poolesville
FH. G. Rolfe
Spring Valley
Hereford Farms
Upper
Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department
Araby Boys
Jensen
Rivera
Reynolds
Turley
Yanks
The
Associated Pros
American League
Gomez
Buhl
Joe
Raschi
Wehmeier
Pollet
Hacker
Woodsborown
Troxell and Dorsey
Warner and Weitzell
Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St. MO
Queen City Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Sam Fisher
Frederick, Md
Market St
Williams Grove Park & Speedway
S.W
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Turnpike
Indianapolis
America
Kiddleland
Park Theatre
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