Sox To Keep Scarborough In Six-Player Swap
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane declares Ray Scarborough will not be sold or traded to the Boston Red Sox or New York Yankees. He states no money changed hands in the six-player deal with the Washington Senators and that Scarborough was acquired to strengthen the team. Lane cites prior Orlando talks with Senators president Clark Griffith and manager Bucky Harris and expresses confidence in fan support as the transaction proceeds.
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New York
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Ray Scarborough
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
White Sox
Lane
Scarborough
Chicago
Eddie Robinson
al Kazar
Cass Michaels
Hre
Bob Kuzava
Harris
Clark Griffith
Senators
Orlando
Fla
Bucky
Washington
Robinson
Sox
Kozar
Michaels
Kazuya
Ostrowski
Comiskey Park
Kuzava
George Weiss
Red Sox
Yanks
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Joe Collins
Jim Delsing
Gus Niar
Mes
Ralph Houk
Don
Big Daily Double Pays Off At Hagerstown
A June 1 daily double at Hagerstown race track paid 3855.60 the 14th highest between 1932 and last year. Kosakr won 69.80 in race one and Chattelance 15.20 in race two with Leamon Harris and Vincent Bractiale aboard the longshots.
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Hagerstown
Kosakr
Chattelance
Leamon Harris
Vincent Bractiale
Washington Park
Maryland
Bowie
National League Yesterday's Results
National League scores from yesterday show New York 8 Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4, Boston 14 Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 2. Today’s games include Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, with a night game scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pet
R . E. New York
Koslo
Hansen
Kramer
Maglie
Highe
Jansen
Westrum
Fox
Perkowski
Erautt
Pramesa
R. Fre
Jones
Magiie
Blackwell
Howell
Weathered Grounds Shape Yesterday AL Results
American League results featured wet grounds with three road pairings and two long games. Detroit lost to Philadelphia while Cleveland fell to Boston and New York edged Chicago in a 10 inning affair. St Louis beat Washington in 12 innings and two games were postponed or played as twilight events.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Girls Softball League at Camp Detrick 17 to 5
A Girls Softball League game at Camp Detrick resulted in a 17 to 5 victory for NECA over their opponents. NECA's strong offense and solid defense propelled them to the win in a high scoring contest.
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Neca
Camp Detrick
Sears and United Firemen Face Playoff in Rainy Standings
The Municipal League Sears 14 C. and P. clash today with United Firemen in a playoff to settle standings. Independent teams show varied records and Gilbert totals, while industrial air contaminants are noted as a health concern for workers.
Henrich’s Knee Woes Linked to Age and Wear
Baltimore report on Tommy Henrich, Yankee, 93, told by Dr. George Bennett that his sore knee stems from age and wear. Henrich, benching thrice this season, remains productive at a .350 clip with 20 RBIs in 21 of 36 games and plans to continue playing, though he acknowledges limited running and mobility.
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Baltimore
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankee
George Bennett
Henrich
Bennett
Kenrich
New York
Senators Got Best Of Deal In Six Player Trade
New York reports the Senators won the six player swap that sent Scarborough Eddie Robinson and Kozar to the White Sox for Michaels Kuzava and Ostrowski. Michaels and Kuzava are highlighted as key gains, while questions remain about Scarborough and Robinson's impact.
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Senators
Yankees Win In 10th Inning
New York Yankees win 6-5 over Chicago White Sox in the tenth inning on a bloop single by Gerry Coleman and an error by Mary Rickert after Hank Hauer scored from first. Games also report St Louis beating Washington 5-4, Cardinals tying for first in NL with Brooklyn, and Boston Braves routing Pirates 14-2. Phillies beat Cubs 8-4. Reds take 5-2 over Giants in nightcap. Dodgers fall to Reds in another game. standings and multiple box score notes included.
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New York
Hank Hauer
Gerry Coleman
Mary Rickert
New York Yankees
Chicagoi White Sox
St. Louis
Washington
Billy Sommers
Don Lenhardt
Ned Garver
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Marty Marion
Howard Pollet
Boston Braves
Daylights
Pirates
Sid Gordon
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Hiller
Chicago Cubs
Curt Simmons
Jim Konstanty
Grady Hatton
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Athletics To Open Charles Town Baseball School
Philadelphia scout John Brennan visited Frederick to recruit 17 to 22 year old players for Connie Mack's Charles Town baseball school in Charles Town West Virginia on June 12 and 13. Joe Boley and Bernie Guest will lead sessions with morning workouts at 10 30 a m and an afternoon session at 1 00 p m. Participants must bring uniforms gloves and shoes. Brennan aims to identify prospects for organized contracts and plans to contact county leagues managers with invitations.
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Philadelphia Athletics
John “Dutch” Brennan
Frederick
Brennan
Western Maryland High School
Connie Mack
Charles Town
W. Va
Joe Boley
Bernie Guest
Philadelphia American Farms
Philadelphia
City Softball League Standings and Housing Protest
The City Softball League lists Dr Pepper and Camp Detrick in a standings fragment while a petition against a low rent housing development is presented to Hagerstown city officials. Residents oppose the project chosen by the Hagerstown Housing Authority and awaiting federal approval. Two hundred low rent homes are planned. The petition was handed to Councilman Roy M. Knight to forward to the Housing Authority.
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Hagersteun
Haggerstown
Williams Trade Rumors Shake Red Sox In Boston News
Reporters claim Ted Williams wants a trade with Detroit as the Boston Red Sox face scrutiny from fans and peers. Williams denies the rumor, while team officials call it a figment and a distraction amid a rough Memorial Day stretch.
Brunswick Proteges Begin Play Saturday in 1950 Legion League
Steadman-Keenan Post No 98 youth team opens 1950 Junior American Legion Baseball League at Scheer Stadium Brunswick against Clear Springs. Coaching by Bobby Dawson with mostly Brunswick High School players, roster includes Jenkins Lovelace Merriman Summers Himes Sugden Kiser Zimmerman Gather Cattlett Phillips Manuel Smith Francis Srott Key post. Frederick County also fields two teams in the district league. Frederick youth play Saturday at Williamsport.
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American Legion
Scheer Stadium
Brunswick
Clear Springs
Brunswick High School
Steadman-Keenan
Bobby Dawson
Railroad
Brunswicks
Legion
Boonsboro
Point of Rocks
Petersville
Steadman-Krenan
Dawson
Jenkins
Lovelace
Bob Merriman
Summers
Himes
Sugden
Kiser
Zimmerman
Gaither
Cattlett
Phillips
Manuel
Smith
Francis Srott
Frederick
Ex Track Coach Mulligan Dies at 67 in Philadelphia
James Mulligan former track coach at Georgetown Catholic University and the Naval Academy in Annapolis Md dies at 67. He was a longtime collegiate track figure and scorer at the Penn Relays since 1908. Funeral services set for Monday in Philadelphia with a requiem mass at St Patrick and burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Georgetown
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Naval Academy
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Penn Relays
Philadelphia
St. Patrick’s
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dr Pepper Leads Early Then Dominates Legion 14–3
Dr Pepper jumped to an early edge and stretched it as they toppled American Legion 14 to 3 at Baker Park in Thursday city league play. Max Kehne pitched a one hitter after a rough start, while Dr Pepper ignited with a 16 hit attack in the second inning, Anders, Wachter and Kennedy contributing. Catcher Frankie Rehman hit a homer, delivering the game winning run as the Botthers remained undefeated on a shortened first half. Under the revised schedule Camp Detrick faces Walkersville Coca Cola sponsored nine tonight.
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American Legion
Baker Park
Botthers
Max Kehne
the Legion
Pling
Anders
Wachter
Kennedy
Frankie Rehmann
Camp Detrick
Walkersville
R Oh
Legion
Kehne
Rehman
Wagner
Lake
Wiles
Increase In Betting Likely At Cumberland
Cumberland officials anticipate higher wagering at the ten day meet June 13 to 24 following a payroll rise in the area and anticipated visitor influx for two state conventions. Last year’s mutuel handle at Cumberland totaled 2 145 036 with a 3 078 127 all time peak and a 1946 postwar benchmark above two million for six straight years.
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Harry E. Flook
Cumberland Fair Association
Flook
Maryland
Hagerstown
Cumber+ land
Sears Softballers Romp To Easy Victory
Sears softballers defeated C P Telephone Co 14 to 5 in a Municipal league game at Baker Park bath house diamond. Errors hurt both sides as Sears moved to the win in the third inning led by Linton Vaughan Malone Nikirk Coran and Bell.
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C. & P. Telephone Co
Baker Park Bathhouse Diamond
OH. BE
C&p. S
Linton
Vaughan
Malonee
Nikirk
Coran
Bell
Lee Notified of Discharge From Commerce Post
Washington June 140 Michael Lee a former White Russian was formally notified he will be fired from his 10000 a year Commerce Department post unless he resists administrative charges within ten days. Secretary Charles Sawyer served the discharge papers this afternoon. Lee and Remington deny pro Communist leanings and say loyalty was the issue raised by a Senate subcommittee.
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Michael Lee
Fred
Commerce Department
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Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Lee
Sawyer
Senate
William W. Remington
Remington
Department
Advocate Verb in Public Use Boosts Support Today
The daily vocabulary note defines advocate as a verb meaning to plead in favor of or publicly support. It cites an example sentence about someone who advocated the president’s suggestion and notes the word origin from Latin avis bird and sphere to look at.
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Scotland
The News Frederick 1850 June 2
The Frederick paper reports local affairs in a mid nineteenth century tone. It covers community happenings, brief notices, and public matters relevant to residents of Frederick and surrounding areas.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Court News and Transfers in City Marriages and Deeds
In a city court news roundup, multiple marriage licenses are listed for individuals including Withony W Beall and Eva S Stiie, Joeph S Baugher and Mabel L King, and others. Property deeds show transfers such as Paul E Renchburg to Robert D Owen and wife for $10 and Grover C Stewart to Floyd K Waters for $10. A United Nations session reports Russia failing to oust Nationalist China, with walkouts and abstentions by Britain and Argentina marking a tense stalemate in the trusteeship council.
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Water Street
Eva S. Stiie
Zit
East Sixth Street
Joeph S Baugher
Adamstown
Mabel L King
Dick Orson Tlarry Ho Bloweker Jr
San Gabriel
Calif
Mary E. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
This City
Donald M. Boone
Linwood
Jean M. Toms
Lewistown
Melvin A. Zimmerman
Mt. Airy
Kathleen &. Page
Yamaville
Paul E. Renchburg
Robert D. Owen
Lake
United Nations Trusteeship Council
China
Russy
Britain
Argentina
Mine Council
Forensa
Ernest Begin
Home of Commons
Labor
Ted
U.N
Baby’s Cry Triggers Gun Waving On Sunset Limited
In Phoenix on June 1 a troubled 27 year old merchant from Mississippi roamed the crowded Sunset Limited car with a rusted pistol after a crying baby provoked him. Passengers and the mother faced threats as Huff was restrained by police upon arrival. no one harmed. Detective Van Doren said Huff claimed fear three men would kill him with an ace pick.
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Ariz
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
Desert Way
H. P. Huff
Polkville
Miss
Huff
R. L. Keeton, Jr
Callas
Texas
Keeton
Hufl
George van Doren
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Sunbeam Factory
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Hotel Bldg
David 0. Griffin
N. Court St
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E.C.T
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the Park Theatre
Court News
Grover C Stewart
Floyd K. Waters
Millard F. McBride
John C Engle
Ellen N. Shifler
Charles J, Easterday
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Kudgel
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