Leading Teams Remain Tied in Tri County League Action
Tri County Waveless League standings stay tight as Creagerstown beat Walkersville 7-2 and Middletown topped Doubs 6-3. Lovettsville and Buckeystown join third place by defeating Walkersville. Virginians crushed Broad Run 10-3 and Sucks defeated Lander 13-6. Creagerstown held a flawless A1 record with a five-run third inning and Hummer homered with a runner aboard. Broad Run pitcher Smith struggled, wild with six walks and five errors supported by Williams. Lander hurlers also walked seven while teammates were erratic, allowing five unearned runs.
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Tri-County
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Middletown
Doubs
Lovettsville
Buckeystown
Virginians
Broad Run
Sucks
Lander
Balla
Hummer
Williams
Smith
Virginia
Tunners
Dodgers Take League's Lead
New York June 1 The Brooklyn Dodgers moved into first in the National League by defeating Chicago 3-2, with rookie Ben Wade and Joe Black holding the Cubs to five hits. The St. Louis Cardinals swept the Giants 8-7 and 8-2 as Dave Korlo and Monte Kennedy were touched up. In the American League, the Boston Red Sox narrowed the gap on the Indians with Ellis Kinder earning his 18th win over Chicago. Washington and Detroit split a doubleheader, while St. Louis and Philadelphia rained out. The day featured shifts atop both leagues and several pitching performances.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Teaders
New York Giants
Ben Wade
Joe Black
Cubs
Brooks
Dave Korlo
Monte Kennedy
Giants
Detroit
Charley Grimm
Willard
Doubs
Biro
Middletown
Grimm
Tommy Holmes
Taanee
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phils
Pitts- Lines
Burgh Pirates
Phils
Prunkard
Eugen Afer
Curt Simmons
Pirates
Pete Folély Castiglione
Raph Kiner
Yanna
Remsberg
Garrett
Toegi House
Wade
Black
Walker
Klippeee
Sel
Hacker
Leonard
At- Cline
Cornelius
Pyea Ee
Ak Hoffman
D. Remneberg
Nigisburga
Crampton
HL Pearl
Philadelphia
D. Pearl
Pittsburgh
C. Pearl
Lopata
Pollet
Wilks T Pearl
Peg Garegiolemith
RY EB Smith
Boston
Bickford
Cooper
Raffens
Inningsberger
Seminick
Buckeystown
Foster
Lander
Cincinnat
Kowski
Wehmeier
Nuxhall
E Wh
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Page
Wenhart
el! Snyder
Soper
Woods
D.e Samek Remsberg
vere _—_Smith
Kolb
Tong
Hoffman
Wae
H _ Kennedy
Wilhelm
Bamber
T. Pearl
Ancarger
Smitha
Westrum
Staley
Trump
McScorer
M. Straikman
American League Saturday Results and Night Game Details
American League Saturday results show Chicago 7 Boston 3 with other games rained out. Details include striking pitchers Lare Har nert Stauffer Whitmore and Winn, with Whitmore taking the loss. Umpire Shoox and time 2:15. Next Sunday schedule lists Taylorsville Damascus Jam sville Meth Lisbon New Market Harmony Bolivar Myersville. Twilight Golf League results note Mashies 3 Brassies 0 with Tedar's Match Wedees vs Niblicks.
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Chicago
Boston
Taylorsville
Damascus
Ijamsville Meth
Lisbon
New Market
Harmony
Grimm Takes Over As Braves Pilot
Charley Grimm became a major league manager for the third time and took over the Boston Braves in June 1952. He succeeds Tommy Holmes, who had managed the Braves for about four years, as Grimm takes helm after managing Boston's Milwaukee farm club.
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Cincinnati
Charley Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Grimm
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Holmes
Boston
Milwaukee
American Association
Braves
Tri County League Sunday Results Report
Middletown 6 Doubs 3. Buckeystown 13 Lander 6. Creagerstown 7 Walksville 2. Lovettsville 10 Broad Run 1. Broad Run at Lander. Doubs at Walkersville. Lavettaville at Buckeystown. Creagerstown at Middletown.
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Middletown
Doubs
Buckeystown
Lander
Creagerstown
Walksville
Lovettsville
Broad Run
Lander Doubs
Walkersville
Lavettaville
Tied For Lead In Heart Of Md
Heart of Maryland league first division teams remained in a lead tie after Sunday results. Bolivar beat Harmony 13 6 at Bolivar to knock Harmony from undefeated status. Myersville edged Taylorsville 7 4. New Market defeated Samsville 4 2. Lisbon at Damascus not reported.
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Heart of
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Harmony
Bolivar
Myersville
Taylorsville
New Market
Sjamsville
Lisbon
Damascus
Harmossy
Gladhill
Suitely
Souders
Tracy
Reeder
Claude Keller
Pointers Remain Undefeated In Maryland Baseball League
Point of Rocks stays atop the Maryland State Baseball League with a 3-1 win over Brunswick. Mt Airy defeats Frederick 6-3. Damascus edges Tramsville 11-9. Liberty at Woodbine game voided by wet grounds. Brunswick falls to seventh after a tight McCutcheon Merriman duel. Easton sustains a concussion in Damascus win over Tramsville. Mt Airy hitters Weddle and Wagner homer. box score notes and late-game changes.
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Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Joop
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Damascus
Tramsville
Liberty
Woodbine
McCutcheon
Merriman
Railroaders
Harve McCutcheon
Ve. Weddle
Homer
Weddle
Wagner
Tjamsville
Easton
Sjamsville
Johnny Trout
Wamaville
Frederick AB R.H.O.A
E. Dailey
Conner
Linton
Dorcus
Angleberger
Tyerger
Mullican
D. Clem
Shindle Young
B. Clem
Rice's Grocery Team Remains Undefeated in County League
Rice's Grocery kept its perfect mark in the County Bootball League by sweeping Ballenger in a doubleheader. The first game went ten innings with Mountaindale rallying from 2-0 down in the seventh, Harold Powell tying the game, then Ray Rice driving in the winning run. In the nightcap Mountaindale loaded the bases in the seventh to erase an 8-2 deficit and win behind solid relief pitching. Adamstown dominated Urbana in a two game set, 21-3 and 10-5, as Urbana pitching faltered. Thurmont and Union Bridge played 15 innings before Union Bridge won 7-6. A Melbourne bus tragedy killed seven after a train struck the vehicle carrying 32 youths returning from religious education.
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Rice
Mountaindate
Ballenger
Mountaindale
Harold Powell
Ray Rice
Raymond Powell
Popeye Grose
Bill Blank
J. Vincent
R. H. FE. Ballenger
Cadlechrlaitin
K. Zimmerman
J. Easter
L. Rice
R.H. J. Ballenger
Gross
C. Cline
Blank
Adamstown
Urbana
Wood
Baker
Wilt
Geisbert
L. Hough
J. Blank
Wilts
Baker, Woods
Pates
Md State League standings and scores mix
Summary of early baseball and standings across leagues. Pt of Rocks defeated Mt Airy 6 to 3 while Frederick beat Brunswick 3 1. Damascus edged Teamsville 11 to 9. Woodbine defeated Liberty 9 3 as Ijamsville matchups noted. American Association results show Kansas City 16 1 over Toledo 0 2 and Milwaukee 6 2 over Columbus 2 0. International League scores list Baltimore 2 Montreal 1 and Syracuse 7 Rochester 6 with Toronto 10 Buffalo 3 6. Ottawa at Springfield postponed by rain.
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Frederick
Liberty
Damascus
Brunswick
Woodbine
Ijamsville
Pt. of Rocks
Mt. Airy
W. Pet
L. T. Pt. of Rocks
Jamsville
Brunswick Isse
American Association Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Ottawa
Springfield
Walcott And Charles To Meet For Fourth Time
New York June 1 Heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe Walcott and ex champion Ezzard Charles meet for the fourth time Thursday night with Charles a 12 to 5 favorite to regain the title. Other boxing card details include middles Bobo Olson and Jimmy Beau in a ten rounder while Bobby Dykes faces Joe Miceli on Dumont network telecast and Johnny Saxton meets Luther Rawlings at Chicago Stadium with CBS coverage.
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New York
Jersey Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Fia
Joe Miceli
Soldier
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyn
Luther Rawlings
Chicago
CBS
Mangrum Sets New Western Open Course Record at St Louis
Liewa Mangrum produced a blistering final round to win the Western Open at Westward Country Club. He finished 1 under par over 72 holes with a 276 total, six under par, breaking Ralph Guidahl’s 14 year old course record of 64 at the par-76 layout, in his first and only appearance here since 1938.
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St.ouis
Ralph Guidahl
Westward Country Club
Crashes Highlight Hagerstown Speedway Races
Hagerstown Speedway under Ed Otto’s direction featured a crash filled program with no injuries. Alonzo Bowers won heat one, John Roberts and John Cramblitt won heats two and three, Cramblitt took the ten lap runoff, and Vernon Kirby won the 20 lap feature. In the Mt. Pleasant 4-H softball split with Liberty 4-H, Liberty won the opener 4 1, Mt. Pleasant took the nightcap 13 10 as Ken Rippeon pitched Liberty to a one hitter and homered in the second game.
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Hagerstown Speedway
Ed Otto
Alonzo Bowers
Hagerstown
John Roberts
Fort Meade
John Cramblitt
Baltimore
Cramblitt
Liberty
Rippeon
New Windsor
Sam’s
Creek
Mt. Pleasant
Hamilton
Ramsburg
J. Reever
Eader
Tregoning
Spurrier
Nine Low Golfers Tie Ben Hogan Medal At USC Benefit
Frederick golfers played at the V F W Country Club for a USO benefit against Hogan. Despite bad weather 40 locals entered with dollar fees. Hogan shot 71 gross while others posted net scores including Wilbur Kern 63 and Dick Bowlus 65. Charley Keller failed to medal with 87 gross plus 14 handicap.
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Frederick
Ben Hogan
USC
V. F W. Country Club
Champ Hogan
Texas
U. S
Canada
USO
Hogan
Glenn Spencer
Charley Keller
Frederick Celebrity
Spencer
Keller
Wilbur Kern
Dick Bowlus
Herman Brown
Skip Wenzell
Bob Hane
R. X. Gibo
Jim Bowers
Hal Moser
Bill Talley
J. R. E. Smith
Earl “Buzz” Rhoderick
Station Wagon Wreck Injures Couple En Route Graduation
A Canton couple en route to gift their son a new station wagon wrecked the vehicle at Arcadia in Carroll County Sunday. Mrs. Henke, with both legs fractured, was taken to University Hospital Baltimore. Mr. Henke unhurt. Faulty steering caused the crash as the car hit a culvert.
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Canton
Ohio
Arcadia
Carroll County
University Hospital
Baltimore
Arthur Edward Henke
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Peter the Great
Maryland
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Ch.ck Hatchery, Inc
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
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Deepdale
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Tex
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San Antonio
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Miss Jameson
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M. L. Summers
Aed
Kenneth E. Prior
Wrork
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