White Sox and Dodgers Win Big In National League Action
Chicago White Sox and Brooklyn Dodgers each posted their sixth straight win as league play heated up. White Sox routed Washington 5 0 and Dodgers edged St. Louis 2 1 to widen gaps. Reds and Braves also won, while Phils beat Cubs and Braves moved into a tie with Giants. Harry Dorish pitched a five hit shutout in his White Sox debut while Furillo delivered the go ahead hit for Brooklyn late.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers
St. Louis
White Sox
Washington
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Reds
Redbirds
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Cubs
Boston
Braves
Giants
Pittsburgh
Harry Dorish
Senators
Sox
Furillo
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Preacher Roe
Tom Poholsky
Snider
Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Ted Wilks
Virgil Stallcup
Ken Raffensberger
Wes Westrum
Monte Irvin
Ray Noble
Dave Koslo
Vern Bickford
Pirates
Mel Queen
Eddie Waitkus
Phils
Johnny Klippstein
Bubba Church
Andy Pafko
Sig Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Brissie
Indians
Ralph Houk
Klippstein
Kelly
Schmita
Burgess
Church
Wither
Queen
Walsh
Friend
McCullough
FitzGerald
Bickford
Cooper
Junior Legion Play Opens At Brunswick Saturday
The Brunswick Junior American Legion team hosts Hagerstown Post 98 in the Western Maryland tourney opener at E W Scheer Stadium at 1 30 p m EST. Brunswick brings back six regulars and features Billy Merriman on the mound with C Snoots catching and an experienced infield led by Hoff man Manuel Summers and Lovelace. The left handed pitching duo of Gletner and Lefty Biser provides relief options as Stedman Keenan post seeks a strong start against defending champions Hagerstown.
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American Legion
Brunswick
E. W. Scheer
Sagatnathan Post 98
Hagerstown Post
Western Maryland
Mer. Dawson
Billy Merriman
Hub City
Gletner
Lefty Biser
Hagerstown
Maryland
All Stars Game Set For Father's Day In Brunswick
Maryland State League and Tri County executives announced the annual All Stars game to be played June 17 at E W Scheer Stadium Brunswick at 130 pm EST. Details to follow as rosters and format are arranged, with selections announced next week.
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Maryland State
William
Burall
Moundsman
Tri-County
Brunswick
Trico
Maryland
Tri- County
National League Thursday Results and Standings
National League results list Brooklyn beating St Louis 2 1 Cincinnati 5 New York 4 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1. Tonight games St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Standings show Brooklyn 16 6 52 23 SI T 23S 25 500 24.500 22 4 88 26469 29 370. TO MEET SUNDAY Mt. Pleasant Reformed church Missionary Society to meet with Dr Edwin Sponseller guest speaker. Program includes reading by Mrs Edward McDevitt a duet and a playlet by Women's Guild and duets by Mrs Murray Cramer and Mrs Willan Delawter.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. L. Brooklyn
The
Missionary Society of Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Edwin H. Sponseller
Edward McDevitt
Janet McDevitt
Dorothy Hoffman
Ladies of the
Women’s Guild
Murray Cramer
Willan T. Delawter
SECA Completes Six-Run Rally To Top Uniteds In Softball
In Municipal Softball League action at Baker Park Tuesday, SECA erased an 11-7 deficit with a six-run rally in the final frame to beat United Engine Co. 33-11. The win pulls SECA into a tie for third place as Buzz Wagner and R. Miller led Engle, Mahoney and Kline in a high-scoring clash.
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SECA
United Engine Co
Municipal Softball League
Baker Park
South End
Uniteds
Tyergar
Buzz Wagner
R. Miller
Engle
Mahoney
Kline
Tailorettes, Operators clash in City Softball clash
Tailorettes defeated the Operators 25 to 2 in Staley Park to keep the lead in the Girls City Softball League. The Operators extended their winless run as Tailorettes collected 41 hits while the Operators misfired eight times in the field. Key players included Etzler Shultz Summers and Rippeon Mage in a one sided game.
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Fice
L. Pet
Tailorettes
Walkersville
Camp Detrick
Creagerstown
Northcool
Staley Park
Helio Girls
Connie
He Etzler
Shultz
Lakin
Shaffer
Radio Schedule Highlights Mixed NBC CBS ABC Programs
The listing shows a dense radio timetable with NBC WRAL MBS ABC WNAL channels airing news, discussions, and dramas. Highlights include Beulah sketches, Jack Smith Show, One Man's Family, Dick Powell Drama, Night Beat, Life of Riley, Rex Allen Show, Sports Newsreel, Quiz Kids, and Henry Morgan among many other programs plus TV simulcasts and time adjustments for daylight saving.
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NBC Wral
ABC
WNAL
Abe
Cha
Nbc News
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Abdo Jack Smith
Cbr
Mbs
Bob Crosby Club
Cbs Lane Ranger
One Man's Family
Cba Evening Newareel
Mba
Nbo
Amazing Malone
Ossie & Harriet
Sherif
Abe Bandstand
Life of
Riley
Abe Yake
Rex Allen
Ebs-West
Mystery
Mbe
Nets
Art Linkletter
Art
Baker
DuMont
Pulitzer Playhouse
Henry Morgan
Bosing Bouta
Marion Downey
Cavatcade of Stars
Stud’s
Lions Triumph Over AMVETS In Tight Civic League Thriller
Lions clawed to a 8-7 win over AMVETS at Staley Park to move within a tie for third in the Civic Softball League. Hal Moser started for AMVETS, then Strathern relieved as the Lions piled on late in the seventh. Dick Shipley and Don Shipley drove in key runs as Lions rallied from a four run deficit, with a decisive seventh inning flurry sealing the comeback.
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Lions
Amvets
W. Kennedy
John Staley
M. Kennedy
Sukiewicz
Merchant
Dick Shipley
Don Shipley
Teen
Moser
Stratiern
Newton
Stup
Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight AL Matchups
A summary of recent American League results shows New York defeating Chicago 7 to 0, Washington blanking St. Louis 0 to 5, Philadelphia beating Boston 3 to 5, and Detroit edging Cleveland 3 to 6. Team records and standings list Chicago at 11 wins and 744 losses, New York at 29 and 17, Boston 7 and 19, Cleveland 25 and 21, Detroit 22 and 23, with Washington, Philadelphia, and St. Louis also noted in the table.
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H. E
Washington
Chicago
Moreno
Ayties
Onsuegra
Guerra
Dorish
Niarcos
R. H. EB
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hooper
Shantz
Martin
Tipton
Astroth
Brissie
Hogan
Boston
Detroit
Stobbs
Moss
Grey
Robinson
Ginsberg
New York
St. Louis
Kramer
Byrne
Reynolds
Silvera
Houk
Pillette
Widmar
Overmire
Lollar
Six Killed In Crash Of Two L. N. Trains Near Palmyra
Six crewmen died after two Louisville and Nashville passenger trains collided head on near Palmyra Tennessee. The Pan American bound from Paris to Memphis and a southbound local from Bowling Green telescoped cars forming a V. About 15 of nearly 100 passengers were injured, none critically, as ambulances reached the muddy scene.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Palmyra
Here
Louisville
Pan American
PF. Runyon
Bowling Green
Paris
Memphis
Seniors Championship Prompts Boxing Matchmaking Debate
Veteran boxing pages discuss Inter national Boxing Club plans to rate Louis Savold and Walcott as seniors contenders. The scheme links 15 round title bouts to age classes, with Louis Savold aiming for a fifth shot at Charles and a September survivor bout with Walcott while juniors like Marciano and La Starza remain blocked for age limits.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Polo Grounds
Joe Walcott
Ezzara Charles
Pittsburgh
IEC
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francis Ouimet
Max Marston
Michael Scott
Wilmer Allison
al Weill
Louis
Savold
Walcott
Louis-Savold
Charles Walcott
Harry Matthews
Rex Layne
Bob Murphy
Rocky Marciano
Clarence Henry
Roland la Starza
IBC
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Bob Satterfield
Joey Maxim
Chicago
Woodcock
Savoid
Bruce Woodcock
Paterson
England
Joe Beckett
Charles
Bruce Woodecock
Annie Oakley
Ethel Merman
Anniversaries and Births From American History
Know America Today lists notable birthdays and deaths of figures such as 1783 Thomas Sully and 1851 Samuel Bowles, plus Civil War figures like Gideon Pillow and David Dixon Porter. It also notes historical events from 1864 Lincoln’s renomination, 1911 air mail, and 1942 Supreme Court pay rulings, with a birthdays section including Frank Lloyd Wright and Emil Rieve.
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Thomas Sully
England
Philadelphia
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Hartford
Conn
Gideon J. Pillow
Tennessee
Williamson Co
Tenn
David Dixon Porter
Chester
George M. Sternburg
Spain
Otesgo Co. N
Franklin H. King
University of Wisconsin
Collage of Agriculture
Whitewater
Wis
Lincoln
Congress
Keete
Glenn H. Curt
Nicaragua
United
Costa Rica
Tokyo
Max Baer
X Schmeting
New York
Black Legion
Detroit
of Congress
Department of State
U. S. Supreme Court
Altes
Cherbourg
U. S Commerce Dept
William W. Remington
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
Phoenia
Ariz
Richland Center
Barney Balabat
Chicago
Emil Rieve
United Textile Workers
Poland
Robert G. Goodwin
Daily Horoscope and sports notes from The News
The horoscope for June 8 1951 hints at energetic but impractical natives with potential for loss through others. A Washington bureau note profiles Dr Louise Stanley home economist of the Agriculture Department born in Nashville. Umpire Garver praised as a top hurler echoes Rommel’s 1922 A’s season. A rural bus fuel shift toward bottled gas is suggested as a future replacement for gasoline.
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Bureau of Employment
Washington
Fayette
Idaho
Louise Stanley
Department of Agriculture
Nashville
Tenn
Garver Keeps Browns Afloat Despite Losses
St Louis June 7 Ned Garver anchors the Browns with eight wins in 14 starts and a 347 batting average leading the team despite the club's bottom placement. He notes the hitters and defense help him, as he shrugs off questions of better pitching with current teammates sharing mound duties.
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St. Louis
Garver
Browns
Ned
Philadelphia Athletics
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Koslo
Spencer
Gettel
Westrum
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L. Pet Eoneerie
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Istere
Frederick
Franklin Freed, Jr
Civic Softball League
Civitans
NECA
Lake Maracaibo
Venezuela
el Mojan
America
South Market ST
Sam Miller
Army
Eisenhower
Dreotana
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
the News
Frederick, Md
Rommel
A's
Rommelj
Prescription
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James FE
Doll
South Market Street
Orclay CM Enc Eee
Drug P Prescription Service
TCL v. Ry
Gia
Philgo—Hotpoint
Melvin M. Englen. Carroll Sr
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
South St. Perick, MD
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Westminster
Carroll Theater
Burtner Bros
Todi Pigg Prey
Ib * Arta Air
Jerick
West Patrick Ste
Evel
Frederick Bottled Gas Co
Mey
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash Statesman
Nash
Frazer
Oldsmobile
W. Patrick St
Market St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Ford
Chevrolet
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Monocacy Motors
Jefferson Street
North Market
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