Braves win seventh straight as Crone beats Giants in Milwaukee tilt
Milwaukee Braves extend their winning streak to seven behind Ray Crone who allowed seven hits and did not yield a run until the ninth. Bill Bruton and Eddie Mathews homered as New York Giants fall in a 3-2 game at New York.
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New York
Ray Crone
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Braves
Haney
Charlie Grimm
Crone
Giants
Bill Bruton
Eddie Mathews
Bruton
Mathews
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooks Lawrence
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ed Bailey
Frank Robinson
Lawrence
St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Furillo
Jackie Robinson
Dick Shank
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Oxco
Washington Nationals
Cedars
Baker Park
Cleveland
Wynn
Boston
Garcia
Early Averill
al Smith
al Rosen
Averill
George Zaverinki
Ennis
Homer
Roberts
Art Ditmar
Sox
Jim Fiersall
Williams
Fiersall
Billy Klaus
Sammy Esposito
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Crandall
Gomez
Grissom
Wilhelm
Sarni
Lawrence and Bailey
Maglie
Big Fifth Sends Colts Past Orioles in Thurmont Tilt
A five run fifth inning secured a 12 to 8 win for the Colts over the Orioles in Thurmont Little League Friday. Cardinal errors and a key single turned the tide after the Orioles led by one. Robert Ford exited after being hit by a pitch, while Ronald Brown made a crucial first base stop.
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Colts
Orioles
Thurmont
Robert Ford
Guy Stull
Ronald Brown
Trading Post
Ray Haney
Brandt
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Connie Mack Stadium
Cartoon Funnies
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Sky Bandits
Casanova Brown
Gary Cooper
Teresa Wright
Frank Morgan
Anita Louise
John Wayne
Hardy
Hopalong Cassidy
Gene Autry
Broolie Johns
Lititz
Gabby Hayes
Call of the Outdoors
Bud Sobel
Annie Oakley
John_ Douglas
Steve Cushing
Patti Page
Tony Rettig
Jan Clayton
Traffic Court
Capital Caravan
Variety
Crown Corner
Allison
W—Corliss Archer
Harry Wis
Jim Simpson
Grand Ole Opry
Rich Carlson
Milton
Lar
Chicago
Dicker
Don Carter
Dr. Bergen Evans
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Audrey Meadows
Bob Hope
Mitchell
Ernest Tubb
Eddy Arnold
Sam, Levenson
Dick Brenneman
Whitey Grumbine
Woodsboro
Liberty
Frederick Carroll
Brenneman
Dick Long
R. H. E. Woodsboro
Sappington
Loxely
Long, Fraley and
Martin
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National and American League standings listed with wins and losses for Milwaukee Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland St Louis Boston Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Washington plus yesterday results and today’s broadcasted matchups including Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with times and pending games.
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Associated Press
National League
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Kansas City
Schmidt
Liddle
Addix
Pascual
Lemon
Moore
Lary
Offcoat
Koufax
Parnell
Gorman
Chgo
Balton
Post- Cleveland
St.Louis
Phila
B’klyn
Ka's City
Milwkee
Aves Mas Wuiumantu
Brooks Lawrence
Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gene Hummels
Vicks
Sam Usnosita
Chicaca Wertz
Mickey Vernon
American League
Wertz
Vernon
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Center
Yogi Berra
Yanks
Harvey Kuenn
Dale Long
Baseball
Ford Frick
Vic Wertz
Nelson Fox
George Kell
Ted Williams
al Kaline
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
Pittswiysburgh
Red Schoenane Vaughn
Los Angeles
Dienst
Ken, Boyer
Ernie Banks
Rip Repulski
Stan Musial
Roy Campanella
Dairy Wins Close Game in Babe Ruth League Action
Excelsior Dairy edged M. J. Grove 8-7 at McCurdy Field in ten innings as Tinker Michael drove in the winning run. Calvin Ramsburg had three hits for the Dairymen, Dale Warner homered, and Grove errors fueled the late rally. The Optimists beat the Civitians 10-4 at Staley Stadium with Dick Bayles homering twice and Lenhart taking the loss for Civitians Friday.
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Tinker Michael
Excelsior Dairy
M. J. Grove
McCurdy Field
Michael
John Kel Jer
Dairymen
Calvin Ramsburg
Grove
Dale Warner
Excelsior
Dick Bayles
Civitans
Staley Stadium
Optimists
John Hammond
Bayles
Wayne Rhoderick
Joe
Ron Lenhart
Wachter
Milt Hendrickson
Phil Stevens
Lenhart
Bill Bruchey
Civitaus Ab. R
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Zimmerman
Delauter
Stevens
Hoderic
H Summers
R. Zimmerman
Taley
Tavagliona
Dairy Ab
Sedling
Brandenburg
Keller
Winbigler
Iam BP
Warner
Ts Ib
Engle
Young
Wfachter
Ramsburg
Payne
Utiner
Hammond
Storks
Storks Dairy
Dairy
Mar R. Zimmerman
Shew
Man
Blethen
Smith
Bridge
Crothers
Brachey
Rhoderick
Shewbridge
Best
B. Moss
Gastlev
T. Moss
Moss
Rangers win over Decons to near Fort Detrick league title
The Rangers defeated the Decons 8 to 5 at Fort Detrick, improving to 9-0 while the Decons stand 8-1. A full midweek schedule followed with rescheduled rainouts and upcoming matchups shaping the first-half standings.
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Rangers
Detrick
Decons
Fort Detrick
Assessors
Snipers
Vandals
Sox
Bugs
Louies
Hollywood tricks duping battlefield effects for film
A listing from Los Angeles outlines methods used by technicians to simulate battlefield fireworks for movies. It catalogs actors, programs, and segments across several networks and stations including Lassie, The Monsters, The Great Gildersleeve, Private Secretary, Saddle of the Old Family Tree, and more. The items span various shows and films with mentions of actors such as Rettig, Clayton, Sothern, Niven, Hunter, Massey, Mason, and Dal.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Lassie
Tommy_ Rettig
Jan Clayton
Gildersleeve
Anne Sothern
H—Frontier
Taos
Derbert Marshall
David Niven
Kim Hunter
Raymond Massey
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Variety
Algeria
James Mason
Claire Trevor
Archangel Harrigan
Ted Mack
Mark Saber
Tom Conway
Loretta Young
John Agar
S.A
Ned Day
Milwaukee
Don Carter
St. Louis
Frankie Laine
Fifth Straight Win in Prospect for Legion Juniors
Officials anticipate the American Legion Junior Baseball team extending their unbeaten streak with a 3 p.m. game at McCurdy Field against Brunswick following New York Giants tryouts. Bucky Summers leads the lineup with a .500 average as the squad, once stars of the Little and Babe Ruth Leagues, seeks its fifth straight victory amid local fan excitement and uncertainties about attendance.
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American Legion
Legionnaires
Brunswick
New York Giant
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Legion
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Mantle tops list
The chart notes Williams Mantle leads in batting with a .379 average and 88 RBIs while dominating home runs with 27. It also lists runs, doubles and stolen bases leaders, naming Kuenn and Mays among others, and includes pitching and strikeout leaders across leagues.
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Associated Press
Mantle
New York
S Hill—Mantle
Kuenn
Detroit
Simpson
Kansas City
Francona
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
East Fredericks Athletic Club Opens Softball Tilt Against Fowler’s
East Frederick's Athletic Club begins a softball schedule against top metropolitan clubs including Fowler's Athletic Club, Baltimore County League champions, in a Sunday twin bill. Fowler's leads 12-1 with pitchers Mark Smith and Ben Wade set for the 3:30 p.m. opener. EFAC adds new faces to its Twilight League roster and may start Ike Bagent or Bobby Weddle with Jake Ingram and Roy Summers available for starting duties at their Maryland Avenue field.
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East Frederick
Fowler’s
Mark Smith
Ben Wade
EFAC
Ike Bagent
Bobby Weddle
Harvey Showe Jr
Jake Ingram
Roy Summers
Maryland Avenue
Fairgrounds
Local Weekend Sports Scheduling for Mar-Va Lacrosse? (Note: this is a placeholder due to OCR noise)
Weekend baseball and softball listings across Maryland leagues. Mar-Va Babe Ruth League games at Lovettsville and Brunswick facing Frederick. Boonsboro at Thurmont. Hagerstown at Westminster. Maryland State League and Heart of Maryland League matchups follow with multiple towns and fields listed, including Mt. Airy, New Market, Frederick, and Urbana.
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Mar-Va
Lovettsville
Peoples Scheer
American Legion
Brunswick
Frederick
McCurdy
Prodoehl
Miller Boonsboro
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Westminster
Maryland
Beallsville
New Market
Iamsville
Trimmer Brunswick
Jefferson
Garber Mt. Airy
Robinson Heart of Maryland
Mt. Lena
Hamsville
Harmony
Mt. Airy
Elworthy
Knoxville
DeMolay
Hale
Walkersville
Bolivar
Shefferd
Buckeystown
Middletown
Pfeiffer Lovettsville
Broad Run
Gardner Creagerstown
Germantown
George Doubs
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Glenn Eichelberger
Ken Kebne
Charley Delauter
Art Bidle
Shew Shoemaker
Dick Kefauver
Dick Shaffer
Sonny Creps
Yellow Springs
Araby
Springers
Creps
Jerry Crum
Mt. Carmel
Braddock Heights
Carmel
R. H. E. Myersville won AD 120 Walkersville 24 =° 5 A. Bidle
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K. Duncan
R. H. E. Araby
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Harmon
Bob Shuff
Hooper
Bill Shuff
Crum
Crummitt
Morgan
Cramer
Metz
Brushmen
Tall Cedars
Jim Costas
Walt Hiltner
Bill Ramsburg
Costas
Wilson
Weddle
Cecil
Ruthvin
Hiltner
Shank
Suimmel
Collinsee
Bages
Stimmer
Stimmel
Dusty Vincent
Bartgis- Zimmerman
Lloyd Johnson
Forrest Hayes
Dale van Vieck
R. H. E. Fort Detrick
Bartgis-Zimmerman
Johnson and Trumbo
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Atkinson
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Larsen
Coleman
Berra
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Bears
Sullivan
White
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Smyre
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Baltimore Wa
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Triandos
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Masterson
Jim Cox
Stobbs
Stone
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Taylor
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DeWees
Rotary
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Stulls
Weddie_ and Son
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Barry Sullivan
Texas
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Robert Stack
Jewish Community Center
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Face the Nation
Herbert Brownell, Jr
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Gallant
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Ecuador
Arthur B. Langlie
State of Washington
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Roy Rogers
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Dr. Hudson's Journal
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Payhouse
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Janet Blair
Little Margie
Scott Atwater
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
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Summers
Bob Allison
Frank Martz
Ronnie Lipps
Thie
Martz
Long
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Bell
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Mays
Friend
Pet
Dodgers
N. Market Street
Fitteger
Shakespeare
Ocean City
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Langley
Heddon
South Bend
Airex Johnson
Montegus
Action
Glas—Tius Temper
Bartgis
Atlantic
Qustomere
Uss Calle
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