Ex Red Sox Beat Former Mates 4 To 2
Ex-Red Sox Walt Dropo and Don Lenhardt led Detroit to a 4-2 win over Boston in a nine-man swap’s first meeting. Bobby Avila fueled Cleveland’s 11-4 rout of Philadelphia with four hits and five RBIs, including a second homer. Eddie Stewart drove in three for Chicago in a 4-2 win over Washington ending the White Sox skid. Pirates topple Maglie as Giants lose 8-1. Dodgers win 6-4, extending NL lead. Cardinals edge Phillies 5-4 on Lowrey’s RBI, Cubs beat Braves 7-2 behind Downing, Smalley, Herzman. Browns defeat Yankees 9-3 as Dyck and Courtney homer. National League.
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Turkdown
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Roy Smalley
Gene Hermanski
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St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Benefit Game Brings Amvei Semi Pros to Overtime Win
Fans packed Baker Park for the Municipal Softball League benefit as Amvei semi pros outslugged the Muny All-Stars 4 3 in an overtime pitchers duel. Amvets scored in overtime on Norwood, Mossberg, and Staley RBIs after a late rally, with Staley driving in Shafer and an error keeping the tie alive.
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Amvets
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Sheilhorse
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Felder
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Frankie Rehrmann
Shafer
Staley
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45 Per Cent Or Else For Next Fight
Walcott's manager demands 45 percent from IBC for a September title defense against Marciano or Matthews. Bocchicchio cites champion's share of gate, TV, and movie rights as the basis, with Matthews or Marciano as likely opponents. Walcott injured hand after last night's bout and plans a brief rest before firming future plans.
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International Boxing Club
Rocky Marciano
Harry Matthews
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Marciano
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Charles
Walcott
Felix
Bocchicchio
Jim Norris
Charles Camp
Zach Clayton
Pete Tomasco
Clayton
Modern Grid Tales From 1906 to 1908 Told by Stagg
CHICAGO June 6 Amos Alonzo Stagg recalls early football passing concepts as he approaches his eighty sixth birthday. He notes that in 1908 Chicago drew up four pass plays but never used them, and recounts a rain-soaked Minnesota game when Walter Eckersall did not call a pass. He supports two platoon system to give more boys a chance to play.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stang
University of Chicago
Stagg
Minnesota
Walter Eckersall
Walter
Bucky Walters Named Milwaukee Brewers Manager
BOSTON June 6 The Boston Braves named Bucky Walters manager of their Milwaukee farm club in the American Association. Walters will assume command of the Brewers in Louisville tomorrow and succeeds Charlie Grimm who replaced Tommy Holmes as Boston manager. Walters a former star pitcher has been a Boston coach since 1950 and previously managed the Reds from August 1948 to the end of 1949. He is 43 and had 198 career pitching victories and 160 losses. He led the NL in complete games in 1939 1940 and 1941 with Cincinnati.
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Walters
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Louisville
Charlie Grimm
Tommy Holmes
Cincinnati Reds
J .Johnny Neun
Luke Sewell
Reds
Waiters
Lcetime
Cincinnati
Ballenger To Meet Adamstown Sunday
Ballenger hosts Adamstown in a County Softball League clash Sunday after a string of losses. Manager praises fielding but notes hitting and pitching gaps, with 18 runners left stranded in last week’s 3 2 defeat. Young K Zimmerman earns praise yet lacks experience. Bill Blank out with a sore arm. Popeye Gross pitched four warmup innings last week. Ballenger brings back veterans as second round approaches.
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Ballenger
Adamstown
Popeye Gross
County League
TV Blackout Blamed on 12-Year-Old Pole Switch
In Philadelphia the Walcott Charles heavyweight title fight ended with NBC blackout blamed on a 12 year old boy who climbed a stadium light pole and stepped on a switch. The power outage cut NBC TV newsreel cameras and floodlights as the 15 round bout ended delaying the announcement of Walcott's unanimous decision over Charles. NBC later announced the result from New York.
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Walcott-Charles
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Municipal Stadium
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
New York
Kiwanis Edges Shell Oil In Pony League Tie Game
Kiwanis defeated Shell Oil 6 to 5 in ten innings after a prolonged tie in the Pony League on May 26. Reeder pitched a three-hitter for Kiwanis while teammates provided timely hitting. The standings show Kiwanis and Shell Oil contending in a tight first-half race with another scheduled game following the marathon contest.
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M. J. Grove
Shell On Rotary
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J. Grove
Kiwania Srer
Shell Oil
Kiwanis
Oilers
Reeder
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R .H. E. Kiwanis
Fuqua
Meitzier
S. Ausherman
Garrett
FR. HE
Kiracofe
Thomas
Meitzler
Olson Wins Unanimous Decision at Madison Square Garden
Carl Bobo Olson of Honolulu defeated Jimmy Beau of New Canaan Conn with a persistent inside attack to win a 10 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout was held Friday night as part of Twilight Golf League events and featured multiple weight classes.
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Lions
NECA
Frankie Martz
Charley Keller Jr
Civitan Oy
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Mercer
Shreve
Holmes Made Braves face tough manager change
Boston Braves dismiss Tommy Holmes after 35 games with a 230 team average, citing lack of experience as New manager Charlie Grimm takes the helm. Holmes led last season’s surge to fourth, guided rookies like Marshall and Jethroe, and faced poor hitting and defense amid a weak start and dwindling attendance.
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Sam Jethroe
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Ourier
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Stan Musial
Toby Atwell
Joe Adcock
Ted Kluszewski
Bobby Adams
Sid Gordon
Earl ‘Forgeson
Marshall
Jethroe
Gordon
Charlie
Court News Marriage Licenses in New York and Pa
Roy Murray Combs 45 divorced land Anna Louise Whipple 44 widow Canandaigua New York William E Fisher 22 Ruth i Adkins 23 both of Ellicott City Willard A Morgan 23 Ocean New York Dorothy Rae Yount 21 Bradford Pennsylvania Raymond L Fugatt 21 Ringgold Guard Alice Lee Whitmer 16 Capitol Heights Paul Russell Davis Jr 23 Phoenixville Pa Mary Katherine Easton 19 Elizabethtown Pa Property Deeded Clarence P Naill and wife to Fred W Naill 10 county Bronson Construction Corporation to Paul F Riley and wife 10 city Hearseplay Wooster Ohio June 6 4 More Florida forest fact mention.
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Anna Louise Whipple
Canandaigua
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Elicott City
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Ocean
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Paul Russell Davis, Jr
Phoenixville
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Elizabethtown
Clarence P. Naill
Fred W. Naill
Bronson Construction Corporation
Paul F. Riley
Radio Schedule Summary From WBAL Listings
Radio and TV program listings for WBAL and affiliates outline a day’s schedule with news, dramas, music, and variety shows from early morning to late evening, including programs like News Broadcasts, Gun Smoke, Grand Ole Opry, Judy Canova, and the Channel’s public service tips. The entry notes daylight time adjustments and a tip to save outer cabbage leaves and celery tops for soups.
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Aughan Monroe
Sidra
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Wax Works
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Newe & Variety
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Safety cities honored in AAA pedestrian contest
Maryland communities without pedestrian fatalities in 1951 earned special citations from the American Automobile Association. Those cited include College Park Cumberland Easton Frostburg Greenbriar Hagerstown Riverdale Sparrows Point and Westminster. Also notes Virginia GOP delegates meet to pick Taft supporters. Watner named commissioner of Maryland State Accident Fund replacing Blum.
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Hagerstown
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