Dodgers Fall Before Red Brooks Rally Shocks Dodgers in Ninth
In a rain-soaked night of major league action, Joe Adcock drove in two runs in the ninth to spark Cincinnati’s 8-6 upset of Brooklyn as Maglie pitched the Giants to an 8-1 win over Pittsburgh. Gil and Pee Wee Reese homered for Brooklyn while Cal Abrams and Whitey Ford starred for the Giants. The Phillies beat the Cardinals 7-3 behind Thompson and Lock with threes and a pair of long balls, and Ned Garver’s Indians beat Washington 3-1 as Cleveland extended its win streak to five. The White Sox shut out the Red Sox 4-0 behind Garver, trimming Boston’s streak. the Browns edged the Red Sox 3-0 as the rain halted several games. In the National League, the Dodgers, Giants, and Phillies posted wins. the Reds and Cubs staged late rallies while rain shortened other games.
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Joe Adke
Cinmati Reds
Theoklyn
Bob Thomson
Whitey Lock
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Luis Cardinals
Ocko Thompson
Jim Kennty
Larry Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Tribe
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Philadelphia Athletics
Ned Garver
St. ‘Is
Red Sox
Hos
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Andyye Garver
Browns
Wkeel
Vic Raschi
Inca
Leonard
Walkern
Cooper
Civitan bid falls to Teachers 9 7 in Civic Softball clash
In Friday action Civic Softball League Teachers beat Civitan 9 to 7 as Beeson and Fraser led the Teachers with key hits. Teachers overcame early 6 2 Civitan lead while Civitan hitters collected only singles and could not power a big inning.
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Civitan
Teachers
Stanze
Beeson
Fraser
Joe Price
Price
Kim Fraser
R. H
Harvest
Cessario
W. Smith
Bruchey
American League Friday Results and Standings Summary
Results show Cleveland defeated Washington 2 to 1 while St Louis stopped Boston 4 to 0. New York and Detroit games were rained out. Philadelphia and Chicago earned no games. Today New York visits Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at St Louis. Standings list New York 36 13 Boston 14 Cleveland 20 Detroit 21 Washington 23 St Louis 27 with teams' winning percentages around .667 to .293.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Weekend games spread across Maryland leagues
Sunday schedules show multiple baseball and softball matches in the Maryland State Baseball League and regional leagues. Key pairings include Woodsboro at Pt. Reck- Roberson, Liberty at Mt. Airy, Lyerly at Williamsville, Brunswick at Garber, and New Market at Woodbine. Additional contests feature Tri-County and Heart of Md. leagues with teams such as Walkersville Creagerstown and Lovettsville Lander Pfeiffer Broad Run Middletown Wachter. Softball action lists Ballenger at Adamstown and Urbena at Jefferson, with LeGore and Harmony idle.
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Mt. Airy
Lyerly
Liamsville
Brunswick
Garber
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New Market
Woodbine
Tri-County
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Donsife
Lovettsville
Lander Pfeiffer
Broad Run
Middletown
Wachter
Doubs
Buckeystown
Sheffer
Ballenger
Adamstown
Urbena
Jefferson
LeGore
Idle
Western Michigan Baseball Stars Reach Major Leagues
Western Michigan College, long known as a baseball school, lists four Bronco alumni in Major League clubs. Wayne Terwilliger, Stubby Overmire, Johnny Bero, and Neil Berry reached the majors, with Charley MaxWel brought up from Birmingham to the Red Sox. Other items note Joe Louis sparring in Pompton Lakes, light docket sentences, and Dodgers signing catcher Michael Napoli from Long Island University.
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Louisville
Wayne Terwilliger
Cubs
Overmire
Johnny Bero
Browns
Neil Berry
Tigers
Terwilliger
Chicago Nationals
Dodgers
Western Michigan
Chicago Cub
Kalamazoo College
NBA
Eagles Sign Passer Burk From Baylor in 1951
Philadelphia reports Adrian Matthew Burk former Baylor University star led the nation in forward passing in 1949 and will play quarterback for the 1951 Eagles, joining the NFL roster for next season.
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Eagles
Philadelphia
Adrian Matthew Burk
Baylor University
Questions and Answers About Early Aircraft Carriers
The first successful aircraft carrier was the U S S Langley, commissioned in 1922, with brief notes on its wartime storage in salt mines in Germany. Additional query touches on moisture absorption in materials and the purpose behind a cause’s works.
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U. S. S. Langley
Germany
Meyer Fined Fifty For Rhubarb In Dodgers Fight
Brooklyn June 1 Russ Meyer Philadelphia pitcher fined five hundred dollars for inciting trouble with Robinson after a tense eighth inning double play exchange. Meyer was ejected and later apologized to Robinson and manager Chuck Dressen. Robinson escaped discipline. Three-way tie forms in Camp Detrick Softball League after Athletics beat Omers and Headquarters. Maryland reports first tick fever victim Clayton E Smith, 60, millworker at Bounds Packing died after hospital admission.
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Philadelphia
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Meyer
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Dodger 40
Chuck Dressen
Philly Firebrand
Frank Cascoli
al Barlick
Dressen
Camp Detrick
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Omeers
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Motor Pool
Engineers
Lok
Officers Tigers
Salisbury
Clayton Ernest Smith
Maryland
Smith
Bounds Packlog Company
Hebron
Peninsula General Hospital
No more gambling plea on Route One Thurmont
Wildle Hewitt voices opposition to further gambling expansion on Route One in Thurmont. He urges stricter laws and enforcement, hoping Jess is favored for future regulation over additional casinos or gaming venues.
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Wildle Hewitt
Route One
Thurmont
Jess
Reporters Quiz Le We May Trust Results Of Informal Poll
An informal weeklong poll of seven residents shows urban voters favor liberalizing local gambling laws while rural residents oppose further legalization and seek stricter enforcement. Respondents Myron Mackey Walkersville and Charles Biddinger Woodsboro say yes. Walter Brown Lantz and A B Cavell disagree or advocate legalization as practical. Samuel Engle Trail Avenue supports legalization for possible benefits.
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