Red Sox Close In On Cleveland Lead As Williams Sparks Win
Boston slimmed Detroit 5 0 behind Willard Nixon and Ted Williams homer boosting the Red Sox to 38th win in 50. Williams hit his fifth versus Detroit and Nixon notched a third consecutive sure victory. The victory kept Boston within three of Detroit and within three of Cleveland, as White Sox beat Washington 5 2 and several other AL and NL results followed.
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Frick tightens rules on disabled list abuse in baseball
Baseball commissioner Ford Frick ordered stricter rules for the disabled list requiring a doctor’s certificate and proof the injury occurred in play. The move targets bonus players and clubs using the list to juggle rosters, with discussions held with Orioles officials about their five bonus players. Cleveland and Brooklyn had recent disabled list activations of bonus players. Each club may list up to two players on the disabled list for 30 days without counting against the 20-man limit.
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Ijamsville Methodists Set to Host Yellow Springs Clash
Ijamsville Methodists, fourth place by half a game, host Heart of Maryland League leader Yellow Springs in a Sunday showdown. Dottie Staley returns at second. John Carpenter may play. Bob Grubbs is out with medical observation in Bethesda. Yellow Springs toppled by DeMolay last tilt. Jim and Gary Linton, key starters, are limited by injuries and national service commitments. The team schedules batting practice at 2:45 pm for a 2 pm start.
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Thurmont Little League Defeated At Ellerslie
Thurmont Little League loses at Ellerslie in a rough game as pitchers Hinds and Scalletta yield several hits. Hinds walks four, fans five, and Scalletta adds four strikeouts. Umpires Thux Michaels Willard and Felistetter work the plate and bases, with time 35 minutes.
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Thurmont Little League Loses District Game To Pen-Mar
Thurmont Little League suffered a 9 to 3 defeat to Pen-Mar in a District 4 tourney on a rough field with seven errors and four passed balls. Gerald Dubel starred at short for the losers as Thurmont’s fans traveled to Ellerslie. Thurmont thanked town supporters on Friday for help with travel and financing.
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Hell Drivers Tonight Bring Bobby Cable Home Act
Bobby Cable returns to Frederick Fair Grounds with the Irish Horan Lucky Hell Drivers eight years after enlisting in the Navy. An orphan who found a home on the act, he has risen from rookie to a key performer. Married with two children, he winters in Washington DC as a fuel firm dispatcher between tours.
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Detroit at Boston leads Sunday baseball card
Today's games show Detroit visiting Boston with start times including 1 pm. Results list Chicago over Washington 5 2, Cleveland 7 over Baltimore 1, New York 3 past Kansas City 2, Boston 5 over Detroit 0. Tomorrow's schedule includes Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore with several daily matchups.
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Coming Events At Playground Weeklong Recreation Plan
Readable notes outline a swept calendar of playground events for next week. Activities include a turtle derby, movies, a dress up night, story hours, folk dances, rhythm bands, a neighborhood day, a big fireworks of youth sports and a full slate of games and contests across multiple parks such as Catoctin Lincoln Tiny Tot Town Staley Mullinix Maryland and Baker parks with teams like Mullinix Lincoln and Staley Park midget and teen softball and a major all playground tournament.
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Baseball talk and local league results pack Walkersville game clash
A column mixes baseball lore and player anecdotes with local scores. Walkersville smothered Liberty 26 to 5 in a Frederick Carroll Babe Ruth League tilt, sending Walkersville toward first place while Myersville edged Walkersville 7 to 2 in a Frederick County Junior League clash.
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Walker ends football career after terms dispute
Former All-America back from SMU told the Lions his season would be his last after a five minute call from his Dallas home. A dispute over pay cropped up with reports he would not play for $32,000, while a source close to the Lions claimed around $20,000 aligns with his past earnings. Frederick Hustlers travel to Brunswick for a Maryland State League game at Scheer Stadium Sunday.
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