Avila Faces Suspension and Keegan Earns Win in Sox Rally
In Boston Fenway action Bob Keegan earned his eighth win as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Red Sox 7-3. Minnie Minoso sparked the offense with two runs and an RBI while Avila faced a looming ten day suspension after clashing with umpire Bill Grieve. White Sox move into a tie for first behind Cleveland with New York trailing by seven points. Whitey Ford won for the Yankees 3-. Orioles lose as Ed McGhee drives in four for Philadelphia, Elmer Vale's sixth win seals it. Detroit tops Washington as Roy Sievers errors help Tigers. Dodgers Erskine wins 2-1 over Cubs. Musial homers to lead NL. Giants smash Reds 10-6 at Crosley Field.
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Boston
Chicago
Bob Keegan
White Sox
Cleveland
New York
Indians
Chisox
Minnie Afinoso
Keegan
Red Sox
Bostonians
Minoio
Fenway Park
Minnie
RBI
Minoso
Ayila
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bobby Avila
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Avila
Bill Grieve
Grieve
Wilt Harridge
Whitey Ford
Yogi Berra
Johnny Sain
Wynn
Yankees
Enos Slaughter
Orioles
Billy Hunter
Eddie Waitkus
Sam Mele
Hob Kennedy
Philadelphia
Ed McGhee
Don Bolwer
Clint Courtney
Bob Young
Courtney
Young
Baltimore
Cal Abrams
Hunter
Jim Fridley
Bob Chakales
Vic Wertz
Roy Sievers
Jim Velsing
Frank Bolling
Detroit
Washington
Sievers
Senators
Delsing
Bob Porterfield
Billy Hoeft
Tigers
Frank Howse
Harvey Kuenn
Hoeft
Bob Nieman
Pete Runnels
Carl Erskine
Wrigley Field
Bob Rush
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Erekine
Dodgers
Dodger
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
New York Giants
Cincinnati Redley
Optimists edge NECA in tight Little League thriller
Optimists beat North End Civic Association 7 to 5 at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium. Bryant earned the win with a two earned run effort, while NECA rallied in the final inning for five unearned runs. Next week’s games start at 6 30 pm with standings tight in the race for runnerup and top spot.
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Optimist
North End Civic Association
Robert Staley Memorial Stadium
North End
Civitan
Little Fellows
Bryad
Neca
Neca AB. R.H O.A.E
Grove
C. Brandenburg
Optimists AB
H. OA
E. Carroll
Quill
Shriner
Thomas
Bryant
Lee Brand
Rinehart
L. Wachter
Winpigler
Hendrickson
Kessler
sHurst
Optimists
Siedling
Clem
Hargett
Gutekunst
Radio and TV schedule roundup for Frederick 1954
A detailed listing of CBS NBC and ABC radio programs and television lineups for June 5 1954, including morning and afternoon broadcasts with show titles hosts and time slots across radio networks MBS and regional outlets. It notes daylight saving times and standard-time adjustments.
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The
Frederick
CBS
Wfrmn
NBC
WBAL
MBS
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Imbs
London
Nibe
Ob Edge
Ryprhelit
Paria
Cbs Tire
Abe Sam Levin
Muss Tyme
Ane & Seacainayrt
Banye
Abe Farm
Cbs Southern Ramblers
Herb Shriner
TVI
Eos Barn Gance
Guy Lombardo
Voice of America
Chicago Theater
Abe Wasa
Wee King
Abs News & Dance
Dbs Orchestra
All
Neta
Mr. Wizard
Ethel and
Albert
Nbke
Dorty Mack
Ane
Bank of Stars
Jackie Gleason Jr
Cbs I
Ted Mack
Abarts
Evidie Mayenoff
Chicago
Wiestling
DuMont
Patage
Alao TV
Gene Autry
Sbs
Abe Nick Carter
Bi15
Tima
NBC Symphony
Miss Brooks
Chs
Ews
Bob Considine
Don Cornell
Jack Beany
Red and Gun
Theater Royal
Abe Juke Box
Tory
Ebs
Song
Cbs Weis
Hlmer Davis
News
Variety
Nets
Kukla
Ollie
the Press
Roy Rogers
Jans Pickens
Congress
Film Theater
Dhs
Art Baker
Mr. Peepers
Abe Frivate
Obs
Aoe
Whiteman
SWX
Playhouse
Walter Winehell
Abe Rocky King
Martha Wright
Man Behind
Badge
Count Of Anglers On Potomac First Day
Aerial counts show over 1200 nimrads on opening bass day along the Potomac with an estimated 2400 fishermen total as morning activity. The Seneca to Weverton stretch hosts the heaviest fishing, about 20 anglers per mile, while upstream gaps between Hancock and Cumberland reflect pollution impacts.
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Potomac River
Edwin M. Barry
Inland Fish Management
Fish and Wildlife Service
AP Bliamile Heds Bil Wel
Barry
Potomac
Seneca
Weverton
Hancock
Cumberland
Cardinals Beat Phillies. Musial Leads NL Homers
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 5 2 as Musial hits two more long balls to reach 17 and lead the National League. Sabathianski and Sabioniski each have 13 doubles for St Louis while Musial also tops NL batting with 380. Branca and Haddix anchor pitching for their clubs.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
St Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Max Sarkent
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milkauker
Hnts
Sablonski
St.Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
Sabionski
Musial
New York
Schoendienst
St.Lous
Bruton
Milwaukeen
Baseball scores and schedule from today AP roundup
Today's baseball recap lists standings and results across the American and National Leagues, with schedules for Chicago at Washington, Baltimore at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Boston among others. It also notes yesterday's results including New York 8 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 7 Boston 3.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Ty Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Sima
Schmitz
Turley
Pilette
Byrd
McDonald
Garcia
Kellner
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Pittsburch
p.m.Dickson
Raschi
Padres
Newcombe
Klippstein
Hacke
P.m
Intanelli
Perkowski
Pittsburgh
O'Donnell
Spahn
Shell Oilers Lose Lead in Babe Ruth League Loss
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy overtakes Shell Oilers 13 to 9 with six runs in the sixth. Gary Lacy powered Dairy with a home run and a 1.000 slugging mark while Lipps earned the win for Excelsior. Norris took the loss for Shell as errors and on base hits fueled a slugfest between first and second place clubs. Time two hours.
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Shell
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Gary Lacy
Shell OK AB
OLA
E. iMeadows. c
Phobus
J Reeder
I Norris
Zimmerman
Kemp
Dixon
OL Stockman
Excelsior Michael
Lacy
Martz
Garrett
C Willard
Lipps
O l Wilhide
Foland
Ont Remsburg
Mason
Dairy
Phebus
Michael
Withide
Norris
Menai Tekesicker
Wagner
W. Crowther
Persley Favored To Defeat Maddox Tonight
Arthur Persley the sixth ranking lightweight is a 3 to 1 favorite to beat welterweight Tommy Maddox in a nationally televised eight round bout at Rainbow Arena tonight. Persley age 30 from Red Cross Louisiana has 41 wins 4 losses and 2 draws. Maddox age 21 from Chicago has 13 wins 3 draws in 22 pro bouts. Maddox will weigh about 142 pounds about five more than Persley. The bout starts at 8 p m EST.
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Chicago
Arthur Persley
Tommy Maddox
Rainbow Arena
Persley
Battler
Red Cross
Maddox
Perssey
Lausse Knocks Out Rindone at Madison Square Garden
Argentine puncher Eduardo Lausse, 26, stopped veteran Joe Rindone by technical knockout at 1:28 of the second round in Madison Square Garden. Manager Charlie Johnson said promoter Jim Norris discussed a potential bout with Bobo Olson in the fall if Olson defends against Rocky Castellani in August.
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New York
Eduardo Lausse
Rise of show jumping sweeps America in new sport boom
Roundup reports growth in horse show jumping as a fast expanding sport per the American Horse Shows Assn. Entries rise five percent, junior riders gain 18 percent, and California now leads in horse shows. The U.S. team eyeing Pan American Games and 1956 Olympics faces evolving gender roles, with Mrs. Dana Durand and Pat Burke as notable riders. Final trials for the 1954 team set for Chicago September 18 and 19 as trials continue nationwide.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
California
Mexico
Stockholm
U. S&s
Dana Durand
Kansas City
U. S. Cavalry
Pat Burke
Army
Harrisburg
Toronto
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Henry Held For Offering Bribe
NEW YORK June 4 Clarence Henry a top heavyweight contender two years ago was arrested on a charge of offering a 15 000 bribe to middleweight Bobby Jones to throw his June 11 fight with Joey Giardello. Jones reported two prior approaches and the scheme was uncovered by DA Frank Hogan and state athletic officials. Henry was taken into custody near Jones hotel after a meeting in which 15 000 was offered, with Hacken held as a material witness. Henry had risen to prominence with a 14 bout win streak before recent losses and injuries.
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Clarence Henry
Bobby Jones
Joey Giardello
Frank
Hogan
Robert K. Christenberry
State Athletic Commission
Jones
Bobby Melnick
Christenberry
Oakland
Calif
Nezro
Melnick
Giardello
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Henry
Joseph Hacken
Hacken
Totel
Clarence
49Th Street
Sixth Avenue
HeNry Kul Dow
Joe Louis
Shirley Pemberton
Bob Baker
Jimmy Slade
Tom
Los Angeles
Giardella
Doubs
Middletown
Pfeiffer
Buckeystown
Lovellsville
Weekend baseball slate across Maryland and counties
Weekend schedule lists multiple Md. high school and county baseball games including Jefferson at New Market Weitzel Mt Airy at Beallsville Grove Frederick at Brunswick Gardner Sjamsville at Damascus Hale and more with additional matchups across Market Woodboine Damascus Hams and Harmony at Bolivar.
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New Market
Weitzel Mt. Airy
Beallsville
Grove Frederick
Brunswick
Gardner Sjamsville
Damascus
Hale
Heart
Woodboine
Curry Damascus
Lisbon
Taylorsville
Crouse Harmony
Bolivar
Lewis Pen-Mar
Frederick High School 1954 Baseball Statistics Summary
Frederick High School released 1954 baseball figures showing six graduates with a .377 batting average, three around .318, and Pud Zimmerman hitting .486 in 37 plate appearances. Jim Linton led in runs and stolen bases, Delauter batted .366 and plans to return as a senior, while Clarence Crum drove in 12 RBIs. Team batting average was .272 with notable fielding by Eddie Garrett and Delauter.
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Hel
Clarence Crum
Jim Linton
Rune
Les Delauter
Deadeye
Delauter
Larry Phebus
Eddie Garrett
Charles Weddle
Jack Kehne
Bill Fuqua
Pud Zimmerman
Bruce Schick
Bob Cannon
Leonard Hammond
Clyde Crum
Kenneth Barnes
Gary Linton
John Harper
Tom House
Gardeners
Walkersville Mixed Doubles Standings Report
Walkersville Bowling League Mixed Doubles Division lists teams A Englebrecht and S Hahn, Cannon B Koontz and M Ausherman, B Norwood and B Fogle. Weekly statistics show men high game 142 by M Ausherman and high set 357, women high game 138 by L Englebrecht and high set 4373, team high set 679 by L Englebrecht and W Englebrecht.
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Walkersville Bowling League
A & W. Engiebrecht
S. Hahn
Cannon
B. Koontz
M. Ausherman
B. Norwood
B. Fogle
L. Englebrecht
W. Englebrecht
Babe Ruth League yesterday’s results headline
Excelsior 13 defeats Shell Oil 9 in Babe Ruth League play. Huskies face M. J. Grove in today’s action while Little League notes no Optimist game yesterday. NECA and Civitan are set for Monday’s Civitan vs NECA matchups.
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Excelsior
Shell Oil
Huskies
M. J. Grove
Little League
Neca
Civitan
L Pet Excelsior Dairy Tan
Rotary
M. J. Grove Co
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