Trico Loop Wins All-Star Game In Close Brunswick Clash
Tri-County League defeats Maryland State Baseball Leaguers 4 to 3 at Scheer stadium Brunswick before about 1500 fans. The game featured strong defense and clutch base running led by Phil Lutz and Blower. Tri-County pitchers escaped early trouble with sharp fielding, while Ramsburg Lander and Eaves anchored the catching. The win ties the classic series two games apiece as both leagues honored by presidents and organizers.
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Scheer Stadium
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William B. Burall
Lawerence A. Dorsey
Phil Lutz
Middletown
Blower
Creagerstown
Ramsburg
Lander
Eaves
Jack Page
Buckeystown
Crone
Willard
Healy
Crane
Kolb
Linton
Norris
Dawson
Hartman
Baker
Brandenburg
Lewistown Wins Softball Tourney
Lewistown captured the County Junior Softball League round robin title after three games at Mountaindale. Lewistown defeated Frederick 6-2, Mountaindale 13-2, and edged Mountaindale 4-2 in the playoffs, with Layman aiding the win with a two-on triple and Braces of key hits fueling the the victory.
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Mountaindale
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Local Legion Team Tops District With 7 1 Victory
Frederick's Junior American Legion team remained on top of the district standings by edging Brunswick 7 to 1 Saturday afternoon. It was a pitchers duel though Frederick pulled away in the late innings with key plays including a winning rally in the bottom of the sixth. Brunswick tied in the sixth but Frederick answered with two runs to seal the win. Pitcher W. Clem earned the victory with 11 strikeouts as Merriman mopped for Brunswick. Friday results included Boonsboro beating Clearspring 6 to 4 and Taneytown defeating Hagerstown 9 to 7. Francis Scott Key post juniors host Boonsboro at McCurdy Field Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Lyerly
Top Detrick Softball Set Sparks Week of Clashs
Top four Camp Detrick teams brace for key games this week. Engineers and Bugs lead at seven wins and two losses with matchups against Motor Pool and 9766th scheduled. Other results include Tigers, Officers, Air Navy and Headquarters contesting remaining slots in a tight league race.
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White Sox Sweep Two From Athletics in Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox end a three game slide by sweeping both ends of a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics 4-1 and 9-0. Gumpert earns his sixth win, Aloma and Reynolds also shine as pennant races tighten across the leagues.
Baseball highlights from multiple games across the league
Pollet connected for a seventh inning homer in the Pirates Giants clash. Irvin and Wes Westrum homered for the Giants while McCullough Kiner and Bell went deep for Pittsburgh. Musial sparked the Cardinals with a tenth inning homer and Johnson joined with a sixth inning shot to erase a 3 2 deficit against Philadelphia. St. Louis tied the game in the eighth before a late Musial heroics. Meyer took over in the ninth for St. Louis, while Staley earned the win. Perkowski outpitched Sam in Cincinnati with a strong start, Nichols outduelled Blackwell in the nightcap, and Torgeson capped the day with a three run homer in the second inning.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
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St. Louis Browns
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Cincinnati Reds
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Randy Gumpert
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A's
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Mickey Harris
Indians
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Campanella
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Turk Lown
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Pollett
Howie Pollet
Cardinals
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Monte
Pirates
Irvin
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Giants
Clyde McCullough
Ralph Kinert
Gus Bell
Musial
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Phils
Billy Johnson
Cards
Russ Meyer
Josey
Gerry Staley
Hank Perkowski
Johnny Sam
Cincinnati
Chet Nichols
Ewell Blackwell
Earl Torgeson
Thurmont Takes League Lead After 4-Run Win
Thurmont defeated Damairy 4 to 0 in the afternoon game to seize control of the County Baseball League while Middletown at Union Bridge was postponed due to wet grounds. Senseney and Wagner hit home runs for Thurmont as Easton and Gartrell faltered for five runs in the fifth. Damairy scored first, Thurmont tied it in the third, and pulled ahead with a fourth inning run.
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Washington
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Brissie
Calimer
Lare
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Cit Easton
Norris
Shoals
Kehne
Culler
Donnelly
National League R I E New York vs Pittsburgh
National League results show New York scoring nine runs on nine hits while Pittsburgh managed five runs with twelve errors in the opener. In the second game New York plated six runs on nine hits and Pittsburgh two on six, with key contributions from Gettel Jansen and Westrum for New York and Queen Friend Werle Dickson and McCullough for Pittsburgh. Upcoming schedule lists Myersville at Lisbon next Sunday with other clubs not yet scheduled.
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Jones
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Gettel Jansen
Queen
Friend
Werle
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McCullough
Myersville
Lisbon
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Alabama South Carolina Added To Maryland 1953 Schedule
Maryland announces its 1953 football schedule with six home games. Alabama and South Carolina are first time opponents. The slate includes Missouri at Columbia George Washington Washington and Lee Georgia Navy LSU South Carolina at Columbia West Virginia North Carolina North Carolina State at Raleigh and others.
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Maryland
Missouri
Columbia
George Washington
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Morgantown
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Raleigh
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Hogan’s tenure as club pro not renewed at Hershey
The Hershey golf club will not renew its playing professional policy after ten years with the current head golf pro. Hogan’s one year contract expired yesterday, and officials said the club no longer wishes to have a playing professional represent the club. Patty Berg Wins Grand Prize in New York event
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Hershey
Hogan
Patty Berg
Neek
N. Y
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Scarsdale
N. C
Patty
Babe
Deepsdale Country Club
Kovacs Wins International Tennis Title in Five Sets
Big Frank Kovacs of Oakland, Calif., defeated Francisco Segura of Ecuador to claim the International Professional Championship in a five set final. Kovacs trailed 0-7 in the third, rallied to win 16-0 in the fifth, and secured the title after breaking Segura's serve at 5-5 in the decisive sets. Segura had swept opponents en route to the final, while Kovacs advanced with wins over Buxby, Tilden, and Badge.
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Cleveland
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Segura
Pancho
George Richey
Houston
Elwood Cooke
New York City
Carl Earn
Los Angeles
Martin Buxby
Hollywood
Fla
Bo Tilden
J. Donald Badge
Used Car Lots Advertise Nash Airflytes and More
Local dealers tout a strong Nash Airflyte demand with a diverse stock of used cars. Listings include 1949 Hudson Commodore sedan, 1948 Nash Ambassador, 1948 Chevrolet 2 door, 1946 Nash 600, 1941 Bu ick four door, 1941 Ford two door, trucks and panel deliveries with prices from 250 to 1595. Multiple locations show contact numbers and street addresses.
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