Dodgers and Giants Battle to a 4-4 Tie in 11 Innings
In a tight National League showdown, first place New York Giants and seventh place Brooklyn Dodgers fought to a 4-4 tie after eleven innings. Whitey Lockman and Gil Hodges each hit two homers and drove in four runs, while Rex Barney pitched a complete game for the Dodgers. The game ended as both teams prepared to travel west for the second invasion of the season.
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Brooklyn
West
Rex Barney
Dodgers
Giants
Sid Gordon
Bobby Rhawn
Gordon
Barney
Buddy Kerr
Billy Cox
Wes Westrum
Kerr
Ric Preston Ward
Dick Whitman
Sheldon Jones
Jackie Robinson
Spider Jorgensen
Pee Wee Reese
Lockman
AHL
New York
Koslo
Poat
Livingston
Westrum
Barney and Hodges
Dr Pepper Triumphs Over Legion In City Softball Clash
Dr Pepper defeated American Legion 10 to 3 at Baker Field in City Softball League play Tuesday evening. Hauver worked the mound, issuing six walks and allowing two safe hits as Dr Pepper built an early lead with aggressive hitting, while O Neill and Fox combined for the Legion’s trouble in the fourth inning.
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Dr. Pepper
American Legion
Baker
Peppers
Hauver
Tre Lezion
O'Neill
O Neill
R HH
E. Dr Pepper
O'Neil
Fox
Haurer Thern
Split Spoils County Softball League Action Report
Ballenger reports Bruns beat Point of 12 to 6 with Eagles losing 2-3 and 7-6 in May results. May 23 games show Huffer and Rudy Shook and Shafi scoring. Bantenger Pearl Hale and Sham. Crowd sets track wagering record at Charles Town with 13 000 bettors and 466 dollars bet, surpassing prior 1946 mark. Krypton lamp flash lasts 17 millionths of a second.
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Ballenger
Barres
Brunswick Eagles
Bruns
Eagles
Huffer
Rudy
Shook
Shafi
Charles Town
W. Ve
Clarence C Cariy Forms Junior Anglers Club
Clarence C Cariy organized the Mountaindale Junior Angler's Club after hosting eight boys at a Jungle Cock dinner and promoting sportsmanship on Fishing Creek. The charter members total eight with twelve probationers, who may earn full membership and the club emblem by obeying state angling laws and club rules. The effort aims to mold youths into responsible citizens and preserve outdoor traditions.
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Clarence C. Cariy
Clarence
Fishing Creek
Mountaindale
Redskins Trade Youel Buckworth for Dean in NY Ti tle
The Washington Redskins ship quarterback Jim Youel and end Joe Buckworth to the Boston Yankees for tackle Tom Dean. Dean weighs 252 pounds and is 25. coach Turk Edwards calls him one of the finest tackles in the circuit. Youel sought a trade after Alabama’s Harry Gilmer joined Washington. Boston had added Jarmoluk and Davisi to bolster its line.
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Washington Redskins
Jim Youel
Joe Buckworth
Boston Yankees
Tom Dean
Tribe
Yankees
Washington
Turk Edwards
Youel
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Sammy Baugh
Gilmer
Boston
Mike Jarmoluk
Chicago Bears
George Davisi
Giants
Civic Softball League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday Civitan defeated Optimist 12 to 11 in a close league game. Friday NECA faces Elks in another scheduled matchup.
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Civitan
Neca
Elks
City Softball League Dr Pepper 10 American Legion 5
In a league matchup the City Softball League teams played a game where Dr Pepper defeated American Legion with a final score of 10 to 5. The contest showcased offense from Dr Pepper and solid defense from American Legion.
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FLW
Dr. Pepper
American Legion
Coca-Cola
Gal Royal Wins at Charles Town Feature
Gal Royal a five year old mare easily prevails over seven rivals in the Charles Town feature finishing four lengths ahead of Snow Phantom with Boston Broom third. The winner paid 5.40 and clocked 1:21 for the 6.74 furlong test.
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Gal Royal
Charles Town
W. Va
Optimists fall to Civitans in slugfest by one run
At Staley Park the Optimists lost 12 to 11 to the Civitans after a late rally. Pitcher Lean Bussard led the hitting with four hits in five at bats and sparked a seventh inning rally that tied the game before a defensive miscue and a late RBI sealed the win for Civitans.
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Civitans
Staley Park
Lean Bussard
Schwearing
Ed Smith
Foster
Smith
Warren Evans
Alton Lipps
Optimists
Maryland Exhibit Film Played by Esso Firm
C A Newland of Esso Standard Oil presents governor Lane with the Maryland script for a color travelogue film. The project, part of a series shown to millions, will air in schools colleges churches and fraternal groups and cover Maryland history industry and scenic attractions. Lane calls the film an informed ambassador for the Old Line State and notes it will promote Maryland interests more effectively than costly programs. Release was planned for late last year.
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C. A. Newland
Esso Standard Oil Company
Governor Lane
Maryland
Maine
Louisana
Annapolis
Lane
Senate Keeps Refugee Quota Despite Downed Restrictions
In Washington the Senate narrowly defeated an effort to admit displaced persons on a proportional basis. The bill retains a 39 percent refugee floor for the next two fiscal years, about 105,000 of the 200,000 expected. The Baltic states and Eastern Poland would be prioritized if eligible.
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Washington
Senate T Ht
United Fates
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Poland
Soy
Ferguson
R-Mich
International Refugee Organization
May Do Too Little Too Late in Methodist Conference
Rev R Reynolds, district superintendent of the Washington East District, warned at the Baltimore annual conference that Christians risk doing too little too late. He praised church and charity progress but urged concentrated effort in crowded Washington and Baltimore areas during the four day meeting opening with a memorial service. W Vernon Middleton outlined the four year action program for home missions and church extensions.
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Washington
Jane
R. Reynolds
Washington East
Baltimore
Methodist Church Today
Reynolds
Charlies Wesley Flin
District of Columbia
Maryland
West Virginia
W. Vernon Middleton
Division of Home Missions and Church Extensions
Methodist Church
Senate panel backs huge Navy carrier plan
Senate Armed Services Committee endorsed building a 65 000 ton plus super aircraft carrier costing about 122 600 000. The panel also approved halting 13 warships to fund the project. Air Force leaders oppose the idea while Defense officials cite potential long range bombing use.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navys
Air Force
Gurney
R-Sd
Defense
Forrestal
Omar Bradh
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Carl Spaatz
Spaatz
Two Minor Leaguers Banned For Life
Columbus Ohio June 1 3 Base ball banned for life today a minor league club official and a pitcher manager on charges of bribery fumbling and game throwing ousted following a long investigation by President George M Trautman president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues were Bernard DeForge pitcher manager of the Reidsville N Club of the Carolina League who Trautman said admitted throwing a game for 300 and Ed Weingarten an official of the Florence S C club of the Tri State League and Leaksville NC of the Blue Ridge loop who denied a connection with the game throwing incident Trautman said the investigation centered around a May 14 game at Winston Salem which that club won from Reidsville by 15 to 9 Trautman said he opened his inquiry because of reports that Sears Rambling had taken place on the basis Winston Salem would win by three runs or more that a known thing with DeForge while he was warming up that there was no logical reason for relief of Pitcher Abernathy and that DeForge had issued bases on balls in order to assure defeat of his team by at least three runs.
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Columbus
George M Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bernard DeForge
Reidsville. N
Trautman
Ed Weingarten
Florence
S. C
Abernathy
DeForge
National League Results and Tonight's Fixtures
Yesterday's results show New York and Brooklyn tied at 4 with trains looming. Today's schedule lists New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St. Louis plus Boston at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago with several night games.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnat
Poe
Tri-Co Baseball League Latest Results and Tonight's Games
In the American League standings Boston leads with an 8 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Washington defeated New York 4 to 1. Detroit plays New York and Chicago faces Philadelphia. Cleveland meets Washington. Lovettsville 7 Doubs 6 in latest results with McCurdy Field hosting Lovettsville versus Buckeystown and Walkersville versus Damascus.
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Tri-Co. Baseball League
Lovettsville
Doubs
McCurdy
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Damascus
Lovettsville Take Trice Loop Lead
Lovettsville leads 9 to 1 after three innings as pitching by Ambrose and Willard keeps the opponent scoreless. Hard is the losing pitcher while Ambrose gains the win. 7 hits off Kolb through 3 innings. Willard 4 innings, Ambrose 4 innings. Scorer Cooper. Time 2:06.
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Lovettsville
Ambrose
Kolb
Willard
L Frye
e—Sheffer
A Cooper
League Heads and Umpires to Meet in Frederick
Willam 8 Burrall president of the Maryland State Baseball League and chairman of the Baseball Presidents Association calls a meeting of local league heads and Frederick umpires on Thursday at Frederick. The chairmen advocate repeating regulations on advance assignments for umpires and who to notify when games are called off due to weather or wet grounds. Presidents or executive officers of Maryland and Frederick leagues expected to attend.
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Willam
Burrall
Marland State Baseball League
Frederick
Aston
Ca Tre
Tuco Hesrt
Maryland
Fredesit Cour
Exper
Umpires Association Evening Meeting Report
A fragment notes the Fredert County baseball umpires union holding an evening gathering. Details are unclear but indicate an organizational or meeting event for officials in the sport.
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Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
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Civic Softball League
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Ralph la Pointe
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Montgomery County
Connie Furlong
St. Agnes Hospital
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Bruns Moose
Eagle
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Harry Jeffra
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Television Service
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North Market St. Frederick
Pia
Hagerstown Distributing Company
Elizaveth Sr
Hagerstown, Md
Queen Citt Brewing CO
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Brookion
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Brunswick
Lovellsville
Doubs Walkersvile
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Lovettsvale
Virginia
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Walkersville Socs
McCurdy Field
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Lovetishle
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Eyler
George
Mars Opticians
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