Saigh objects to Veeck noise over post season drive
St Louis Cardinal owner Fred Saigh blasts Bill Veeck for proposing a post season city series to aid the Community Chest. Saigh says the move is publicity seeking and would embarrass the Cardinals. He suggests Veeck donate 10000 dollars, matched by the Cardinals, instead of any games or series.
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St. Laws
Bill Veeck
St. Louis
Fred Saigh
The
Cardinals
Veeck
Browns
Saigh
Redbirds
Community Chest
Baseball Results Across AL Tightens Standings
American League scores show New York 2 over Cleveland 1, Washington 7 over Detroit 4, Chicago 6 over Boston 2, St. Louis 5 over Philadelphia 4. Tonight’s schedule includes Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, and St. Louis at Philadelphia with a night game listed.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Holcombe
Mass
Parnell
Masterson
Taylor
Evans
Moss
Hutchinson
Borowy
Bearden
Ginsberg
Johnson
Kluttz
Garver
Loltar Zoldak
Schieb
Murray
Brooklyn
Noe and Campanella
Rush
Dubiel
Owen
Mize's Ninth Inning Hit Gives Yankees 2-1 Win
New York gains a full game AL lead as Bix Mize belts a two run double off Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia in the ninth, completing a 2-1 victory. Indians drop to 13 straight losses in Yankee Stadium dating to July 14, 1950.
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Bix
John Mize
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Indians
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Ken Holcombe
Red Sox
Don Lenhardt
Mel Parnell
Nats
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Gil Coan
Coan
Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Joe Gaoragiola
Boston
Cincinnati
Ned Garver
St. Louus Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Garver
A’‘s
Bill Jennings
Bob Young
Jim Delsing
Philadelphia
Carl Scheib
del Wilber
Granny Hamner
Robin Roberts
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Redbirds
National League Wednesday Results and Dewar Course Scores
National League results show New York 7 Pittsburgh 4 and Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 6 while Brooklyn 8 Chicago 2 with other clubs not scheduled. Dewar course at Singapore range led by Kemp Cashour 393 9x and total 775 as Cashour Martz top doubles. individual scores list Cashour 1969, Painter 197, Etchison 191, Nagy 192, Gittinger 192, Hoffman 122, Slaughter 170, Keeney 170, Hahn 170.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dewar
Frederick
Qaety ey Wy Te Fa git ath bey SAAS
Qaety ey Wy reports a cryptic note about a software as a service project. The text hints at a plan or milestone but lacks clear details or names. The fragment suggests a discussion of a SAAS endeavor without concrete dates or participants, leaving the core facts unclear.
Amvets Fishing Party Awards Big Day at Custer Lake
Frederick AMVETS fourth annual fishing party drew about 400 youths with help from the Pangborn Casting Club and state agencies. No bass were caught. prizes honored Huck Finn costumes and bait casting, with many awards for smallest and largest fish and various contests. Mayor Rice lauded sportsmanship as youngsters enjoyed food and activities beyond Frederick city limits.
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Custer Lake
Bhat
Veterans’ Organization
Pangborn Casting Club
Maryland Inland Fish and Game Commission
Bobby Firor
West Fourth Street
Frank Bentz
Maryland Game and Fish Commission
Young Firor
Jungle Cocks Sportsmen’s Organization
Frederick
Camp Airy
James Fox
Orchard Avenue
Keith Mobley
Clark Place
Ronnie Berger
West South
Rachael Baker
East Patrick
Harry Stillions
Maxwell
Jackie Rodgers
North Bend Street
Henry Falk
Clarence Carty
Billy Zimmerman
Pinker Michael
Ron
Ald Bohn
Tommy Moss
Andrew Kritsing
Robert Eyler
Robert Heffner
Charles Hahn
Jerry Williams
Gary Lacy
Dick Morgan
Donald B. Rice
Amvets
Log Rolling
Richard Burns
Taney Apartments
Wayne Larkin
Warren Larkin
Trail Avenue
Jimmy Neal
West South Street
Leon Warrenfeltz
Patrick Street
Donald Tracy
Wisner Street
Roger Devall
Robert Loun
West Patrick Street
Billy Shelton
Larry Campbell
Rocky Springs
Butch Shank
Robert Bowers
Water Street
Johnny Turner
Robert Mecaffie
North Hentz Street
Gary Kelly
West Seventh Street
Bud Baker
Pine Avenue
Bobby Speak
Buddy Summers
Middle Avenue
Richard Stitely
Susie LeGore
LeGore
Terry LeGore
West College Terrace
Gene Fisher
Linden Hills
College Court Scandal Expands Across Colleges
New York reports the college basketball betting scandal widens as University of Toledo players admit taking money to fix a December game with Niagara. The probe names players from Bradley and four New York schools, with a broader net over 25 games and a death threat element amid a massive sports fixing case.
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New York
Frank S. Hogan
University of Toledo
Niagara
Toledo
Bradley
Hogan
Manhattan College
Long Island University
New York University
Gene
Squeaky) Melchiorre
William Walker
Robert McDonald
Carlo Muzi
Akron
Grand
D. A
Eli Kaye
Walker
Payott Hogan
Muzi
McDonald
Strange Things Done By Pirates
NEA Sports Editor Harry Gray notes the Pirates base path chaos as Branch Rickey shifts players across positions in a bid to salvage a last place club. The piece highlights Ralph Kiner Wally Westlake Dale Long and George Metkovich among shifting roles and misfiring plans as Rickey struggles to settle on a stable lineup.
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Harry Gray
NEA
New York
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Rogers Thornsky
Marty Marion
Mickey
Buccaneers
Ralph Kiner
Wally Westlake
Dete Reiser
Mahatma Rickey
Dale Long
Kiner
Westlake
Cardinals
Pete Reiser
Long
Browns
George Metkovich
Dittsburgh
Erv Dusak
Rickey
John W. Galbreath
Walkersville tops Creagerstown in hard fought softball game
In Creagerstown, Walkersville edged Creagerstown 6 to 5 after Walkersville scored five runs across the fifth inning and Creagerstown countered with a three run third and a two run fifth rally. Drums and Strine for Walkersville, Byrne for Creagerstown.
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Walkersville
Creagerstown
Arranging Football Games For Television Jive Plan
The NCAA Television Committee named Westinghouse as sponsor of a ten week experimental Jive television program running September 22 to November 24. Seven of ten Saturdays will carry games with three blacks outs per region. The Army Navy game on December 1 remains televised as before. Scheduling and network details were not announced.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Television Committee
Westinghouse Electric Corporation of
Pittsburgh
United States
Army- Navy
Westinghouse
Frederick Little League Falls To Hagerstown In Elimination
Frederick's Little League blew a seven three deficit in the top of the first as Hagerstown National All Stars beat Frederick 7-0 in a single elimination regional playoff. Frederick outhit the visitors but miscues paved the way for the loss. Larry Phebus and Lipps led Frederick with two fifths of the team hits while Charles Weddle struggled on the mound before being relieved by Zaccaria.
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Little League
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Maryland
Larry Phebus
Charles Weddle
Phebus
Lipps
Weddle
Wolf
Zaccaria
Frederick AB. R.H.O
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Moss
Kimmel
Summers
Thomas
Rf Lipps
Ef Sibert
Hees
Garrett
C Weddle
Pssee
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Baseball And Anti-Trust Law by Harry Grayson
Antitrust fears shape how major and minor league baseball handle rebroadcasting and televising games. The DOJ view blocks efforts to exempt baseball. legislators consider protections while AP notes front offices fear loss of revenue. The piece highlights how local markets already enjoy extensive MLB coverage, affecting minor league sales and star presence.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New Y ¥ York
Department of Justice
Emanuel Celler
House
Subcommittee
Cellier
Pacific Coast
Joe McGuff
Sam Simpson
Frank Usetowns
DiMaggios
Ted William
Shaughnessy Warns on Broadcast Reach Hurting Minors
Frank Shaughnessy, president of the International League, told Representative Celler that major league broadcasting and television have driven minor leagues out of Newark and Jersey City. He cited that half of this season’s Class AAA attendance will come from Montreal and Toronto, where no major league signals reach, noting years of rebroadcasting have harmed the minors more than the Depression era.
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Musials
Killers
Jack Robinsons
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Celler
Newark
Jersey City
Shag Shaughnessy
New York
Brooklyn
Yankee
Giant
Dodger
Burgs
Shaughnessy
Montreal
Toronto
LeGore Team Triumphs In Exhibition At Gore
LeGore football or baseball team visiting Woodsboro to win 9-3 in an independent exhibition. Evening contest at Woodsboro features Woodsboro town club hosting LeGore with Max Kel pitching. Schildt Weinbrenner Valentine Naugle named in lineup.
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Rice
Legore
Vine Lejore
Wiles
Tmt
Woodsboro
Gore
Woodsbo
Max Kel
Schildt
Weinbrenner
Valentine
Naugle
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