Maryland State League race tightens after Friday games
Maryland State League standings tighten as undefeated Ijamsville and runnerup Beallsville hold top spots. Ijamsville beat Frederick 106 with a fast start led by Shellhorse's bases clearing triple while Beallsville edged New Market 2-1 behind unearned runs and strong defense. Broad Run defeated Lanier 18-9 in a high scoring affair.
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Ijamsville
Beallsville
Frederick
Biser
Bata
Fox
Ramsburg
Dorcus
Sjamsville
Fraley
Shellhorse
Flashers
Staley
Young
Buzz Wagner
Crum
Homer
Clem
Wamsville
Mt. Airy
Damascus
McKenzie
New Market
Pud Zimmerman
Stockman
Luhn
Brunswick
Jefferson
Bowers
J. Ferrell
Indians Hold Is Tightened After Two Wins
Cleveland moved four games ahead in the American League by taking two from Boston 3-1 and 2-1 behind Bob Feller and Art Houtteman, while New York and Chicago split. Al Smith drove in five runs with two homers. In the National League, the Giants beat the Cardinals 7-6 aided by two pinch homers from Bobby Hofman and Dusty Rhodes as Raschi was chased. Brooklyn swept the Cubs 6-4 and 6-3, and Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis jockeyed for position around the top. Cleveland’s win gave them a strong season edge against Boston at 11-1.
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York
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
New York Giants
al Smith
Boston
Bob Feller
Art Houtteman
Yankees
White Sox
Bob Keegan
Washington
Baltimioce
Connie Marrero
Dean Stone
Philadelphia Detroit
Raschi
Bobby Hofman
Dusty Rhodes
St. Louis Cardinals
Westrum
al Dark
Giants
Vic Raschi
Cat Deal
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Clem Labine
Bob Milliken
Ben Wade
Cubs
Billy Lees
Reds
Herm Wehmeier
Red Sox
Sox
Kiely Smith
Leo Kiely
Willard Nixon
Bill Skawran
McNangald
Brunswick Ab. R.H
Vogeene
Opul
Webber
B. Dawson
Glade
Dawson
Haines
I Bunce
Gilbert
Ijamsville
ABRHO
Harper
Buckeystown
Shellhorse
Snoots
Ranneberger
Rawlings
Cl. Bowers
R. Page
O Crone
Whitehead
Baltimore
C. Staley
E Snyder
Rice
B. Remsberg
Rf . Shock
Orioles
Les Clem
House
K. Kelly
Ramsburg
A. House
Gannon
Marrero
Staley
Remsburg
Plunkard
Moylan
K. Crampton
Ssre
Groff
Dade
Delauter
Ayres
Walkersville Aba HC
Thomas
R. Traut
Lakin
Lenhart
Frederick Abrhga
E. Rice
Houch
Dorens
Ferrer
Ban Murphy
Kiely
Brown
Clevenger Young
Dixon
White
Feller
Hegan
Wagner
H. Trout
T. Wagner
Duncan
Crum
Brunswick
A. Gilbert
Weddle
Jefferson
Wisner
Ie Nixon
Werle
Herrin
Owen
Chipley
Bruns- Wachter
Rf. Houtteman
Nearagon Angleberger
Olwick
H. E. Tyeryar
Huffer
Shock
Summers
FitzGerald
Pil Biser
Pec
Walkersville
Fox
Bowers
Ferrell
Lette
Blyska
O' Dell
Court- Fraley
D. Ramsburg
Fraley
Stone
Tipton
Chakales
Plunk Stuart
O'Dell
Murray Djamsville
Ferrard
R. H
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Grell
West- Wachter
Er — Gilbert
George
Reynolds
Grim
Sain
Kuzava
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Berra
Silvera
Pierce
Fornie
Harshman Jahnson
Dorish
Crone
Sawatski
Riser
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Clem
Ford
Morgan
Berby
Tyeryar
Ira
Keegan
Lollar
BR Ing
Her—Clem
Biser
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Pat
Hale
Hamsville
Greason
Bealisville
Arth Gomez
McCain
Grissom
Damascus
Beauville
Rey
Wilhelm
Antonelli
Westrum- Rutter
Beast
R. Roberson
Burdette
New Market
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Klippstein
Brosnan
Davis
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Hacker
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Tappe
Erskine
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Wade
Walker
R H E. Miller
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Backzeuski
Bayley Miller
A. Burgee
Lopata
Stockman
H . E. McClain
Ates Ua
D. McClain
Burail
F Nuxhall Fowler and Seminick Welty
Wenhmeier
Konstanty Dickson
Zimerman
B. Mrozinski
Greenwood
Bruchey
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Crandall
Surkent
Atwell
Buhl
Law and Crandall
Calderone
Hetki
Associated Press
Detroit
Louis
Tomame
Inne
DROWNS AT DAM 4 HAGERSTOWN
William L. Kershner of Hagerstown disappeared tonight when an outboard motorboat overturned at Dam No 4 near Williamsport in the Potomac River. Three others were saved. State Police and sheriff's deputies searched for Kershner. Earl L. Griffith reported saving his wife and Lee W. Kallman but could not reach Kershner. Griffith could swim, the only person in the boat who could.
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Hagerstown
William L. Kershner
Potomac River
Williamsport
Total Sheriff's Office
Kershner
Earl L. Griffith
Lee W. Kallman
Griffih
Naval Academy ends historic rowing era with 3rd straight title
The upper six of the invincible eight crew at the Naval Academy ended their storied run after winning the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship on Onondaga Lake. Ed Stevens led a decisive stroke as Stanford rivals faded, while Mounting baseball highlights saw Mickey Mantle and Joe Collins pace a Yankees 20-hit game in Chicago. In Brooklyn, Billy Cox left for Harrisburg due to his father's illness, with a note on the minor league Appalachian scores following.
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Syracuse
Navy
Naval Academy
Mickey Mantle
Joe Collins
Chicago
Keegan
Becanae
Baseball scores and schedule from today
New York beat St. Louis 7 to 6 in a tight tilt. Brooklyn tied 6 all with an earlier 6-6 score. Chicago won 4 to 3 over Cincinnati, Philadelphia posted 34. The day’s only game is St Louis at New York with Staley 36) facing Heran 3-3.
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Penis
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Staley
Heran
Hungary Advances In World Soccer Championship
Favorite Hungary swept into the quarter finals with an 8 to 3 victory over West Germany. England qualified with a 2 to 1 win over Switzerland. Piedmont League results include Norfolk 7 over Hagerstown 4 and York Portsmouth 5 over Lancaster 4. Petersburg 4 over Lynchburg 1.
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Hungary
Bruchey
Burall
Bern
Switzerland
West Germany
England
Norfolk
Hagerstown
Newport News
York - Portsmouth
Lancaster
Beallville Beats New Market In Extra Inning Thriller
Play by play shows Beallville scoring one in the 9th to force a 1-1 tie and New Market tallying in the top of the 9th for a 1-0 lead before a late Beallville rally. Beallville outhit New Market with 1 two-base hit by A Burgee and Welty driving in runs. pitchers Zimmerman and Luhn combined for 24 strikeouts.
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Wtul
Mt. Airy
Damascus
Sux
Gartrell
Lare
Gaither
Day
Murray
Watkins
McKenzie
Brodeur
Senseney
Norris
Art. Airy
Bellison
Brodenr
Luhn
Grove
Scors
Beallville
New Market
Beallsville
Burgee
Welty
Griffth
Halls
Guhn
Zimerman
Zimmerman
Zim
Martin Recalls Fight Highlights
New York June 20 It recounts memories from a heavyweight title bout including Ruby Goldstein’s midring instructions to Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles. It notes the mob scene before the main event, Marciano’s trainer Charley Goldman sipping water, and Rocky’s resilience after a brutal rounds.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Rocky Marciano
Buzzard Charles
Joe
Louis
Marciano
Ezzard
Charley Goldman
Rocky
Charles
Future uncertain for Ed Furgol after Open win
Springfield, N J reports National Open champion Ed Furgol questions his future schedule. He failed to qualify for the PGA Championship and says he is a club pro focusing on lessons. He may play in the All America and World Championship at Tom O'Shanter near Chicago August 5-15 with a $150000 prize.
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Springfield
N.J
Ed Furgol
Baltusrol
Clayton
St. Paul
Minn
Furgol
Briarcliff
N.Y
Ben Hogan
Westwood Golf Club
Radio and TV Schedule and Golf Tournament Remarks
A radio and television program list for CBS WFMD NBC WRAL ABC WMAL and related stations with Times and shows. The text includes a golf recap noting a late missed birdie by a pro and final scores of Mayer Mangrum Hogan and Snead with retirement speculation for Hogan.
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CBS
WFMD
NBC
ABC
WMAL
Abo
Mbs-Weat
Aba
TAO
Mbs
Tennessee Brnie
Chs
Abe
Mbe
Peter Lind Hayes
Abe Lons Ranger
Cha Perry Como
MacRae
Musirale—noc
Aly Friend
Irma
Dbs
Henry Taylor
the Falcon
Jack Gregson
Rm Barlow
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Dhs
Sammy Kaye
Abs News & Story
Band of America
Nbe
Fibber & Molly
Abe Ar. Keen
Cbs News & Comment
Crossroads
Mba
Heart of News
Abo Danes
T'ro
Cbs News
Abe Deems Faylor
All Nets
Mayer
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Hogan
Sam Snead
VFW Golfers Hold Top Standings In Tri-State League
VFW Country Club, Frederick, keeps lead in Tri-State Golf League after weekend matches. Frederick scored 742 points, behind Fairfax 9, Martinsburg 8, Purcellville 8, with Front Royal and Winchester close behind. Partnerships posted varied results as standings show Frederick at 29 points, Martinsburg 27, Fairfax 22, Winchester 22, Purcellville 19 and Front Royal 4. Open at Cumberland racing slated June 20 for 10 days at Cumberland Fair Grounds to boost Maryland circuit betting.
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VFW Country Club
Fredericktonians
Fairfax
Martinsburg
W. Va
Purcellville
Frederick
Front Royal
Witchester
Earl
Mahlon Rhoderick
Anderson
Pugh
Winchester
Frank Worthington
John Bowers
Osbirne and
Kapitan
W. E. Ross
Dick Bowlus
Jones
Compton
Frant Rieyal
Harry Becker
Richard Wenzel
Rice and Brand
William Seibert
Jack Scollard
Leighey and Hatcher
Cumberland Cumberland
Cumberland Fair Grounds
Alleghenies
Maryland
Charles Town
Cumberland
Harmony, Rams, Meth, New Market win in scattered scores
Heart Md league results list Bolivar 8 over Woodbine 2 and Harmony 18 over Rams. Meth 1 over New Market 11. Lisbon 9 over Taylorsville 11. Damascus 2. International League scores Rochester 11 over Montreal 33, Buffalo 8 over 3, Richmond 7 over 5 Syracuse 38, Havana 2 over Ottawa 11, Toronto 3. Fans 5% curfew noted.
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Heart Md. League
Bolivar
Woodbine
Harmony
Rams. Meth
New Market
Lisbon
Taylorsville
Damascus
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Richmond
Syracuse
Havana
Ottawa
Toronto
W. Pet. Bolvivar
Meth
TV Casting Buzz Sets Big Town Lead and Fall Plans
Blue-eyed Tru dy Wree wins the Lorelei role in the Big Town TV series after a two month, 100-plus contestant competition. Other items note Mayor of the Town filming, Lionel Barrymore and Thomas Mitchell casting, Peggy Lee’s TV format, and a $1,000,000 budget for 39 telefilms. Rodgers and Hammerstein show audience reach cited, Stromberg Carlson sets marketed by The Electronics Shop in Frederick Maryland.
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Lorelei
Miss Wroe
Lionel Barrymore
Thomas Mitchell
Peggy Lee
Peggy
Palms Springs
Febulous
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Stromberg Carlson
Stromberg-Carlson
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Maryland
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Bob Kuzava
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I Love Lucy
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Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
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