Double Wins For Giants And Dodgers
New York June 15. The Dodgers and Giants swept both ends of their doubleheaders to seize a 24 game lead in the NL as Cleveland extended its AL lead to a game and a half over the White Sox and 3 over the Yankees. Shuba and Hodges homered for the Dodgers in their wins over Cincinnati and Chicago, while the Giants used a seventh inning burst to beat Chicago and then crush the Cubs. Westlake homered in both Indians wins over the Red Sox, and Lopat earned the opener win for the Yankees. The Athletics toppled the Tigers twice, Haddix and Masial powered the Cardinals to two wins, and Spahn guided the Braves to a 9-5 victory over Dickson as Washington split with Baltimore. The longshore strike closes New York harbor as a ship carries cheese consignments across the Atlantic.
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Reds
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Virgil Trucks
Gene Woodling
Lopat
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Elmer Vale
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Harvey Haddix
Stan Masial
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Warren Spahn
Murry Dickson
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Morsen
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Marraro
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Larsen
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Chakales
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FitzGerald
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Oun
Hoeft
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Kellner
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Weik
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White
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Kipper
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Spahn and
Crandall
New League Opens Today With Local Little League Play
Fred erick American League begins action at Baker Park with four teams sponsored by Talf Cedars of Lebanon and others. Opening ceremonies Tuesday at 6 45 p m, games start 6 50 p m on Mon Tue Thu Fri, 15 players per roster aged 9 to 12. Rosters list Titherne Tall Cedars of Lebanon and Ox Fibre Brush Company with managers David Grove and John Calliftowers, plus coaches and players. Exhibition softball follows as Walkersville faces Company on the Glade school diamond. regional scores from Norfolk Hagerstown Portsmouth York and others included.
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Talf Cedars
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Rosedale Civic Association
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Titherne Tall Cedars
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Harold Blank
Philip Yost
Thomas Whitmore
Bernard Fogle
Robert Ramsburg
Darryl Stup
Joseph Baer
James Crawford
James Norris
Larry Staley
Walter Hiltner
Dicky Holdcraft
Qtr
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Lou
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James Cramer
J. T. Garman
Clarence Simpson
A. R Davis
Fred Settle
Robert
Martin
William Offutt
Ralph Orrison
George Garman
Stephan Klein
Larry Fagan
Jerry Byler
Robert Jordan
Bryan Hissey
Francis Bush Jr
Lee _Sharpe
David Miller
Richard _ Simpson
Christenher Idoine
Elksbadge
Lewis
Woody Popp
Edward Joy
James Wachter II
David Markne
John Dennis
Stephan Hann
Larry Grove
Irvin Rosenfelder
Wayne Bartlett
Jay Lions
James Thompson
Anthony Popp
John Albaugh
Richard Burdette
Charles Lewis Jr
Robert Stauffer
Larry Boyd
Walkersville
Maryland National Guard
Glade School
Baker Fark
Maryland Crappie Species In Maryland Waters
Maryland Wildlife notes two crappie species Pomoris annularis white crappie and Pomoris nigromaculatus black crappie. Both non natives from Canada to Florida, common in Mississippi Valley, found in rivers lakes ponds and spring impoundments in Maryland. They reach 8 to 12 inches on average, with rare large specimens. They school along shores bridges and below dams feeding on insects worms crawfish and minnows. Nest guarding by males in spring at 64 to 68 degrees F. Management calls for clean water food and cover, with thinning in overcrowded waters. Crappies are valuable commercially and sportively.
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Canada
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Maryland
University of Ilinois
Iit Fay
Angier
United States
Boxing Notes from New York Boxing Scene at Yankee Stadium
Summary of heavyweight title plans featuring Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles with theater TV valued showings, plus other boxing and golf results including Carmelo Costa and Sandy Saddler challengers, Luther Rawlings and Livio Minelli boxing in New York, and golf winner Pete Cooper at Virginia BeachOpen.
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Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn Lad
Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Abc-Tv
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Welter
Livio Minelli
New York
Bronx
St. Nicholas ‘Arena
Heavy Bout Tops Cards
New York June 13 Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano and Ezéard Charles lead the week’s boxing program at Yankee Stadium. A 40,000 crowd is expected and more than $500,000 in gate receipts. Several undercard fights and TV/radio plans across ABC, CBS, NBC and Dumont networks accompany the title bout.
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Ezéard Charles
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Ing
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Walcott
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Charles
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Mexico City
Carmel Costa
Brooklyn
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Luther Rawlings
Chicago
Livio Minelli
Italy
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
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Cuba
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
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del Flanagan
St. Paul
Allie Gronik
Detroit
Toledo
Pat Lowry
Joe Miceli
Uriuz-Losta
Abc-Tv
Rawlings-Minelli
Dumont
Flanagan-Gronik
Cbs-Tv
Zulueta-Gonsalves
Nbc-Tv
ABC Radio
Lowry Miceli
Pout
No-Hit Victory Boosts Wilson With Braves
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Jim Wilson delivered a no hit no run victory over the Phillies after earlier waivers. He pitched 20 innings for the win, with strong fielding support and slider control. Phillies manager Charlie Grimm noted Wilson’s sharp performance and luck, while Hamey cited the bargain price and the club’s earlier waiver decision.
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Jim Wilson
H. Roy Hamey
Philadelphia Phillies
Wilson
Milwaukee Braves
Phils
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Hamey
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Weekend Fights Saturday's Fight by Associated Press
Boston-Cisco Andrade of Compton California halted Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles in nine rounds as part of weekend boxing action reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
West Virginia Track Meet Held Saturday
Frederick YMCA hosted its first annual track and field meet with 43 entries. Youth and school divisions set several county records as Thomas and Meadows led in high jump and sprint events while Schmidt posted strong 100 and 220 yard times. Medals awarded for top two in each event at an upcoming awards night.
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Wile ‘Tiams
iPei
Scense
W. Sheeve
i_Zehnder
Meadows
Houck
Tiller
Aliller
Ford
Schmidt
Hildebrand
Hiracafe
Schick
Kiracafe
Williams
Crutchley
Boyles
League Leaders By The Associated Presh Batting-Avila
National League batting leads feature Souder of Brooklyn at .476 and Musial of St. Louis with 69 RBIs. Jablonski of St. Louis tops with 87 hits, Hammer of Philadelphia has 6 triples, Musial also leads in home runs with 21. Milliken, Haddix, and Bracken? cloudy pitching leaders cited.
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Cleveland
Alinoso
Chicago
Minoso
Fox
Vernon
Washington
Rosen
Rivera
Morgan
New York
Stone
Turley
Baltimore
Souder
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Jablonski
Snider
Bronkion
Hammer
Philadelphia
Bruton
Mibwaukee
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