Frederick Wins Maryland State League Championship
Frederick defeats Baltimore 6 to 4 at McCurdy Field to claim the Maryland Babe Ruth League title. Howard Stup solid pitching and timely hits by Charlie Keller and Lefty Warrenfeltz pace Frederick’s comeback after a three-run Baltimore first. Keller made a running catch that saved two runs as Frederick rallied in the second, and Stup struck out five over seven innings to seal the win.
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Winnie Winkleman
McCurdy Field
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Donnie Brown
Kohlman
Bill Goodwin
Dick Gastley
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Neal Drevel
Frankie Martz
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Dave Meadows
Donnie Keller
Harry Salino
Michael
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Hale
Greenbelt
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John A. Derr
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An G. Ness
White Sox Take Lead in the AL after 3-2 win over Yankees
In New York Billy Pierze struck out Jerry Coleman with bases loaded and two out in the ninth to lift the White Sox to a 3-2 victory over the Yankees and move Chicago 2 games up on New York. Earlier Walt Dropo hit a two run homer for the visitors. Cleveland beat Boston 4-2 as Al Rosen drove in three and Don Mossi saved Williams from a Williams strikeout. Detroit edged Baltimore 7-3 as Lay earned his 10th win. Milwaukee and Brooklyn won, boosting the pennant picture with Dodger Roger Craig tallying his third straight win. Another night of scores across the league showed Williams, Wynn, and featured players amid a busy schedule.
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Pinnie
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Hank Bauer
Minnie Minoso
Phil Rizzuto
Casey Stengel
Elston Howard
Jim Konstanty
Howard
Marty Manion
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Stenge
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Indians
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
al Rosen
Ted Williams
Don Messi
Red Sox
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Mossi
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Boston
Early Wynn
Eddie Joost
Billy Goodman
Billy Klaus
Mosst
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Lay
Tigers
Reno Bertoia
Lary
United States
North Carolina
Joe Coleman
Tiger
Billy Hoeft
Steve Gromek
Ned Garver
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Buhl
Eddie Mathews
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New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Cubs
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West Springfield
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Ruben Gomez
Paul Gie
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Roger Craig
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Parnell
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Hurd
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Schallock
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Hulman
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Milwaukee
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Roberts Negray
Seminick
Crandall
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Craig
Campanella
Fowler
Medatt Des Loudapialnan
Chasm
Maryland to kill fish for Deep Creek Lake study
Maryland scientists plan a first large scale test at Deep Creek Lake to assess overpopulation. On Sept. 7 workers will spray rotenone over 55 acres of Hoop Pole Run to kill thousands of fish, then analyze the catch for species mix, growth, health, and lake carrying capacity. The project, costing about 2500 dollars, follows complaints from Garrett County fishermen and is backed by Gov. McKeldin.
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Maryland
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Department of Research and Education
Hoop Pole Run
Richard A. Stroud
Fishing Institute of America
Harold J. Elser
Tee Aehtanes Hesige
Peshset
McKeldin
Garrett County
Department of Information
Earle R. Poorbaugh
Poorbaugh
Hooked Fish Can Survive Dynamite Bill Horton Show
A feature on dynamite stunt driver Dynamite Bill Horton and his Turbo-Jet Auto act at the Frederick Fair Grounds, highlighting his 20 years of thrills, the jet-assisted car, and dangerous crash feats. Also includes notes on Horton’s posters, signs, and his artistry in promoting the act. A separate weathered column by AL McClane argues that released trout often survive, citing a 103-catch sample and practices for gauging survival after catch and release.
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Frederick Far Grounds
Horton
Chicago
Bill
Joe Wall
Lorton
Vinvice Dae Bae
Dynamite Bill
Iush Horan
AL McClane
Michigan
Institute For Fisheries Research
Pigeon River
Baseball, standings and schedule notes from daily games
Today's baseball lineup lists Chicago at New York and Detroit at Boston among key matchups with times. Standings show Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis in tight races. Yesterday's results include Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 2 and New York 4 Chicago 1.
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Pluza
Leppert Recalled by Orioles From Charleston Senators
Baltimore recalls second baseman Don Leppert from Charleston WooVa Senators of the American Association. Leppert started the season with the Orioles after a mid winter nine for one deal with the New York Yankees. He played for the Yankee farm at Birmingham last season.
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New York Yankees
Yankee
Birmingham
Ala
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