Yankees Fall Short As Indians Nip Yankees In Ninth
New York loses 2 1 in the ninth inning as Bobby Kennedy belts a sixth inning homer for Cleveland. Lefty McDermott fires a four hitter to beat the Yankees before 629 fans. Boston tops Chicago 120 in a 12-0 win as Stephens hits his 11th homer with two aboard. Detroit wins 7-4 over Washington in six straight. Sam Calderone drives in the winning run in the 10th in Giants 5-4 win over the Pirates. Robin Roberts edges St Louis 6-5 to move Philadelphia to second in the league. Preacher Roe dominates Cubs in a 13-1 Dodger victory at Wrigley. The Cubs strand runners, as Hank Sauer hits his seventh homer. National League scores and lineups follow.
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Yankees
Bob Kennedy
Rourgin
Lefty McDermott
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Stephens
Hoot Rivers
Detroit
Washington Hich
Sam Calderone
Don Mueller
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pires
Uccos
Robin Roberts
St. Louis
Philadelphia Hillies
Preacher Roe
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Wrigley Field
Paul Minner
Edger
Jim Russell
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It. Louis
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Munger
Jazle
Martin
Rice
Thurmont Triumphs Over Walkersville in Postseason Showdown
Thurmont defeated Walkersville High 6 2 in a rained out league playoff at Thurmont. The win moved Thurmont to 7 3 in league play for 1950. Nine seniors played their final varsity game including Johnnie Fink Calimer and Joe Larke. Final score by innings Walkersville 0020000 2 Charmont 330000 x 6. Base on balls Lem Off lem Calimer Clem Calimer struck out Clem Calimer Umpire Smith Scorer Gernand. MEYER TO STAY.
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Walkersville Highchool
Areua
Thurmont
Joss
Jay Thurmont
Johnnie Fink
Calimer
Paul
Mike
Joe Larke
Doc” Wastler
Jake Spald
Rodney Valentine
Glenn Nagle
Alkersville
Walkersville
Charmont
Offlem
Clem
Smith
Gernand
Durocher Uses Seven Pitchers To Beat Pirates
In a tense game, Leo Durocher deploys seven pitchers including Koslo and Kennedy to stifle Pittsburgh on late rallies. Teo’s earlier swing and a triple by Whity Lockman powered the Giants past the Pirates, who drop to seventh. The Lip promises more aggressive, batter-by-batter rotations to secure wins.
Swampers Blanked By Junior Softballers
The Juniors beat the Uniteds 10-0 in Municipal League play at Baker Park. Newell Esterly pitched a one hit shutout with eight strikeouts and one walk, while Tyeryar contributed a first inning bunt and Weddle homered in the third. The Juniors exploded for seven runs in the second inning aided by four hits and two errors.
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Bakers Park
Newell Esterly
Esterly
Tyeryar
United
Weddle
WLU
H. Tyeryar
R. Kolb
Garrett
Independents
Independent Hose Co
Frederick
Shookstown
Viertz
Dac
Baker
Melvin Schwearing
Powell
RHE
Schwearing
Norwood
Muser
RK WW
A Schwearing
Whitter
Masser
Final Trout Stocking Set For Friday In Maryland Creeks
District Game Warden Ben Phebus Sr. announced Friday as the final trout stocking of the season for Fishing and Hunting creeks. He said the advance notice helps all licensed anglers, noting nearby observers previously alerted others and depleted streams before distant licensees could fish. The stocking completes this year’s replenishment program.
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Ben Phebus Sr
Maryland
Phobus
Governor Lane backs Morgan State College control by Negroes
Baltimore June 3 Governor Lane asserted Morgan State College for Negroes should remain under Negro leadership. In a commencement speech he rejected proposals to join the University of Maryland, noting Morgan has long been part of the state system and largely managed by colored people.
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Morgan
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Morgan College
Harrington Leaves To Play In National Open Golf Tourney
Fredericks tonian amateur star Robert C. Harrington departs for Ardmore Pa to compete in the USGA National Open. Warrington earned fifth by tying 145 at Rolling Road CC near Catonsville. medal in the tri-state qualifier was 141. He faces two pros in Thursday’s first round at Merion Monks, with registration for the Open closing at noon.
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Robert C
Bob” Harrington
Catoctin Country Club
Fredericks Tonian
Ardmore
Warrington
Rolling Road
Catonsville
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Catoctin Club
Richmond, Va
Art Doering
Merion Monks
Pat Ceci
Westbury
N. Y
Robert Gayda
Birmingham
Alabama
Brunswick Legion Nine Wins Easily
In opening Amer ican Legion League games, Steadman Keenan post nine defeated Clear Spring 8 to 2 at Brunswick while Frederick Junior Legion fell 5 to 4 at Williamsport. Brunswick and Frederick posts are the county’s lone entrants in the national tournament, with both teams slated to play this evening at McCurdy Field at 6 o’clock. Public admission is free.
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McCurdy Field
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RH. O. A
E. Reed
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Smith
Ae Myers
Adams
Enis
NECS
Shock
Clapper
Stotler
LL. Pet
Funkhouser
Acceseassensnneee
Civitans
NECA
Brunswick AB
Civic Softball League Results Yesterday Civitan 9 NECA 5
In a Civic Softball League game Civitan defeated NECA 9 to 5 yesterday. Key performances included Keyser and Summers driving in runs, with Myers contributing two RBIs and Holt on base for Brunswick and Clear Spring. Umpires were Bardo and G Smith.
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Civic Softball League
Civitan
NECA
Lee Savold Fights For First Title Shot In London
London June 5 Lee Savold a longtime heavyweight contender meets Bruce Woodcock tomorrow in a bid for the British Empire and European titles. Woodcock, 31 wins in 37 fights, is the reigning British knockout artist. The bout marks Savold’s major step toward a potential world title amid the lingering question of defining the top heavyweight around.
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London
Lee Savold
Savold
Bruce Woodcock
Batters' standings highlight 400 hitter chase and top slugger marks
NY June 5 report shows Stan Musial slipping from .400 to .390 while leading hitters with 55 hits in 14 at bats, Ted Williams last to top .400, Hopp, Robison, Sisler and Slaughter among leaders. Homer leaders Gordon and Kiner pace home runs. pitching leaders listed as Spahn, Roberts, and Simmons. Also notes Doby slips below .400 but leads AL with 20 point edge. Exhibition game set for Wednesday at Frederick's Park. citation on Calumet trainer's horse.
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New York
Stan Mosial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Musial
Johnny Hopp
Pittsburgh
Hopp
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Philadelphia
Dick Sisler
Enos Slaughter
Bob Elliott
Boston
Chicago
Hank Sauer
Tommy Glagiano
St. Louis
Jethree
Wayne Terwilliger
Robin Roberts
Warren Spahn
Dan Bankhead
Curt Simmons
Doby
Larry Doby
Cleveland
George Kell
Detroit
Walt Drapo
Sam Mele
Washington
Paul Lehner
Tough Course At Ardmore Open Brings Sweep Of Big Names
Ardmore Pa June 5 1951 top golfers gathered for practice ahead of the 50th U S Open with Cary Middlecoff predicting a tight contest. The course was marked as tough with slick greens and demanding drives as 185 players prepared including Hogan Snead Demaret Mayer and Shute. Middlecoff aimed for a 385 to pace the field by Saturday night while noting practice rounds with Mangrum McHale and Campbell and listing contenders like Smith Turnesa Falmer Burke Armour Rapier and Worsham.
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Merrion
East Course
Cary Middlecol
Hepa Middlecott
Memphis
Medina
Ralph Guldahl
Cary
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Snead
Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy McHale
Bill Campbell
Horton Smith
Jim Turnesa
Johnny Falmer
Clayton Hefner
Jack Burke, Jr
Tommy Armour
Johnny Rapers
Willie Hunter
Jim Demaret
Howard Wheeler
Dick Mayer
Skip Alexander
Denny Shute
Lew Worsham
Dr Pepper Rallies To Down Camp Detrick
Dr Pepper comes from behind to beat Camp Detrick 6 to 5 in a City Softball League thriller. Two sixth inning runs, sparked by Anders single and Norwood sacrifice, tied the game before Kennedy delivered a seventh inning two bagger scoring Shafer for the winning run as Camp Detrick could not push across after loading the bases with one out.
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Camp Detrick
Battlers
Anders
Norwood
Shafer
Rewe
Kennedy
Tworbagger
Dr Pepper
Camp Detiek
Puskar
Murray
Rehmann
Civitan Softballers Rally Past NECA 9 5 in Rain Shortened Game
Civitan Softballers defeated North End Civic Association 9 to 5 in a Civic Softball League clash at Staley Park as rain shortened play. NECA led 5-1 before Civitan’s six‑run fifth inning, plus two more in the sixth, sealed the comeback after Lewis struggled on the mound for NECA.
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North End Civic Association
Staley Park
NECA
Civitan
Clystan
Lewis
Clinton
Crum
Bebees Ellis
Ahe
Chiitan
Crum and Mercer
V. Smith and
Dutrow
Detroit Beats Washington 7 4 as Night Game Opens Day
In a lively slate, Detroit defeats Washington 7 to 4 in today’s American League action. Cleveland edges New York 3 to 2. Boston pounds Chicago 123 to 0. Cleveland visits New York and Chicago visits Boston with St. Louis at Philadelphia tonight.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Resulty Yesterday Brooklyn and Chicago in rough game
Brooklyn defeated Chicago after ten innings with a 13 to 1 score. New York beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 6 to 3. Boston played Cincinnati and Brooklyn hosted Chicago in a night game.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Have Fishing Luck In Cape Charles By Local Anglers
Frederick County fishermen reported good drum catches at Cape Charles Virginia last week. On Wednesday and Thursday Charles F Smith Wilfred Norris Dorsey Gaither and Eugene Hammond from Liberty district boated 11 large black drum aboard Spencer Brothers boat Mary Ellen. Friday Dr Jesse Fifer and Dr E Broadrup caught three drum weighing 125 to 60 pounds on the Betty.
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Cape Charles
Charles F. Smith
Wilfred Norris
Dorsey Gaither
Eugene Hammond
Liberty District
Spencer Brothers
Mary Ellen
Jesse 3. Fifer
E. Broadrup
Betty
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Ardmore,Pa
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