Homers Win For Indians in Run-Paced Victory
Cleveland led the league with a 5 2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics as Al Rosen Larry Doby and Bob Lemon homered. Rosen's 14th came after Doby's sixth inning RBI single and Le mon added a seventh inning homer. The day also featured Joe Adcock Andy Pafko and Del Crandall powering Milwaukee to a 6 3 win over Cincinnati, while Duke Snider Barclay and the Dodgers fueled a 6 3 win over the Reds and Harvey Haddix posted his 10th win in a row for the Pirates in a 7 1 victory over St Louis.
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Cleveland
al Rosen
Larry Doby
Bob Lemon
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Rosen
Doby
Detroit
Ray Boone
al Smith
Lemon
Posen
Chicago
Jim Rivera
Joe DeMaestri
Bill Renna
Philadelphia
Bill Wilson
Dave Jolly
Milwaukee Braves
New York
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Adcock
Andy Pafko
del Crandall
Braves
Milwaukee
Ruben Gomez
Larry Dansen
Snider
Duke Snider
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Willie Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Curt Simmons
Randy Jackson
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
McDougald
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Joop
J. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Haddix
Sarni
Littlefield
Purkey
Hetki
Shepard
Brooklyn
Valentine
Judson
Picone
Seminick
Newcombe
Campanella
Rk. HE
Chicago ST
Pollet
Tremel
Cooper
Trappe
Simmons
Lopata
R. Hh.e
Wilson
Fally
Crandall
Gomez
Jansen
McCall
Konikowski
Westrum
R. H. CE
Stobbs
Keriarkos
Stewart
Pascual
FitzGerald
Harshman
Johnson
Martin
Sawatski
Donald
Berra
Hoeit
Hustlers Easy Victory For Charles Town Team
Charles Town Hustlers defeat Frederick 13 to 3 on Tuesday in a lighted meeting. Dae Wedgwoods and Pat Gilroy led pitching. Harvey McCutcheon allowed a 5-3 edge through five innings before Charles Town exploded for nine runs. Miller Keller Zambro Hopkins and others contributed. McCutcheon earned the win with six innings of work.
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Charles Town Legionnaires
Frederick Hustlers
Frederick
Wedgwids Armccuds
Pat Gilroy
Hustlers
West Virginians
Harvey McCutcheon
Point of Rocks
Charles Town AB
R.H.O
E. Keller
Bond
Broncus
Zambro
Hopkins
Miller
Riley
Oooe von Barker
Pratico
Pulliam
Ashton
McCutcheon
P Owe
Dareus
Krantz
Young
Wagner
Jones
Crum
Weddle
Marapis
Whitmore
Hammond
Gilroy
Smith
Poon
Chipley
Fox
Charles Town
Keller
Eronous
Eronous- Ashton
Mc-Cutcheon
badls—Weddle
Pratice
Mc‘Cutcheon
Lyietry. Hale
Biser
Tigers defeat Lions in high school game
Yesterday in local play the Tigers defeated the Lions with an 11 to 4 score. Pitching and bats fueled the win as Tigers offense surged early and held firm late.
Democrats Win Again In World Series No-Hitter Roots Victory
Washington reports Rep. Don Wheeler of Georgia pitched a 21 no-hitter as Democrats extend their streak to seven against Republicans in the congressional world series. Democrats rally for two runs after two were out in the final inning with one on base.
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M. J. Grove
Huskies
Kiwanis
Shell Oi
L. F Pet
Shell
Rotary
Washington
Don
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Limers rout Huskies to cap Babe Ruth half
M. J. Grove Limers hammered the Huskies 10-1 at McCurdy Field to finish the first half of Babe Ruth League play in third place. D Brown led with a .400 average and Eyler and Warrenfeltz added three hits. Moss allowed four hits. Tonight Kivenis and Shell Oil start the second half.
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M. J. Grove Limers
Huskies
McCurdy Field
Limers
D Brown
Eyler
Warrenfeltz
Moss
Babe Ruth
Kivenis
Shell Oil
Wimbledon Buzz Restored by American Upsets in Round Two
At Wimbledon England on June 2 Americans sparked a lively second round in the All England Championships. Tony Trabert Vic Seixas Budge Patty Gardnar Mulloy and others advanced while Andy Paton nearly upset Denmark's Kurt Nielsen in a five set battle. Ken Rosewall led a strong showing among top seeds as Patty beat Stewart and several U S rivals posted victories for a day that revived the tournament.
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Wimbledon
England
Win
Jose
Andy Paton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Tony Trabert
Vic Seixas
pNo
Art Larsen
Budge
Patty
Gardnar Mulloy
M. J. Grove
AB R.H.O.A.E
Brown
Molesworth
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Cal
Evler
Ken Rosewall
Jenkins
Australia
San Totalsus
Francisco
Huskies
Allison
Mercer
Pooanoo
Shreve
Stottiemyer
Bee
W. Keller
Weddle
Trakert
Lew Head
Geisbert
Long
Ignacy Troczynski
Floyd
Pirate Catcher Vic Janowicz Considers Football Move
Pittsburgh June 23 Vic Janowicz, tired of bench duty with the Pirates, weighs turning to pro football. The 24 year old Buckeye star and former Redskins draft pick has talk with a Canadian team and Washington, while under two year Pirates bonus contract. He has not ruled out signing with another club if the rule allows.
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Pittsburgh
Vic Janowicz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Janowics
Ohio State
America
Pirates
Elyria, O
Branch Rickey
The
Washington Redskins
Buckeyes
Redskins
National Football League
Loffer
Janowicz
Vic
Thhe Pirates
Jess
Ballenger Clinches First Half Title In Softball League
Ballenger defeated Walkersville 4 to 2 to clinch the first-half championship of the Junior County Softball League. Jim Blank pitched well for Ballenger, fanning 15, while Tom Zimmerman homered and tripled for three RBIs. Union Bridge forfeited on arrival at Union Bridge, marking a third consecutive loss for the home team. NECA also beat Liberty 16 to 6 as Bow ers hit a homer and Wade triple. Weather may force postponement of a follow up game at Baker Park. if Monday clears, Ballenger and NECA will finalize the first-half schedule.
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Ballenger
Walkersville
Iisers
East Frederick
Tom Zimmerman
Eyler
Waltersi Ue
Union Bridge
Ballengera
Blank
Trimmer
North End
Liberty
North End Civic Association
Libertytowners
Bow‘ers
Wade
NECA
Necaland Ballenger
Baker Park
Gladhill and
Bowers
Lampert, Snyder and Baker
Wiles
Andrews Defeats Nardico in Fourth Round Knockout
Chicago reports reveal Paul Andrews, a 24-year-old light heavyweight, scored a fourth round technical knockout over Danny Nardico at the Chicago Stadium in front of 11,989 fans. Andrews weighed 180 pounds to Nardico’s 178 and improved to 24-3. The referee halted the action after Nardico showed fatigue and was unable to continue.
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Chicago
Paul Andrews
Jimmy Slade
Andrews
Danny Nardico
Chicago 5Stadium
Nardico
Tampa Fla
de Wituu
J Andrews
Slade
Bernie Weissman
Irving Slott
Thellinois State Athletic Commission
Cher Nardico
Weissman
Nardiico
Orioles Rally In 17-Inning Marathon Over Red Sox 8-7
Baltimore outlasted Boston 8-7 after a 17 inning contest that ran past 1 a.m. It set league long time records for extra innings and featured 42 players used by Red Sox and Orioles. Ged Williams returned as pinch hitter for Boston.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Clnck
Browns
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Boston
Milwaukee
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Boudreau
Ged Williams
Sox
Tigers Lead in Railroad Loop Baseball Standings
Tigers jumped to first in Railroad Little League at Brunswick with a 11 run rally against Carrollton Manor Lions at Scheer Stadium. Lions faced a rough start, then Green steadied the mound as Tigers piled nine runs early led by Hawes with a grand slam and multiple hits.
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Tigers
Brunswick
Carrollton Manor Lions
Scheer Stadium
Point Tof Rocks
Brunswick Cubs
Point of Rocks
Lions
Green
Thomas
Hawes
Tigers i
Whitehead
Magaha
Axline
Batting Duke Snider and Haddix Shine in Mixed Card
The Associated Press notes Duke Snider drove in four and lifted Brooklyn to a 63 win over Cincinnati with a bases loaded triple and a .376 average. Harvey Haddix earned his 12th win to move to 12-3 with a 71 triumph over Pittsburgh, extending a 37 inning scoreless streak before it ended in the sixth. Also, Camp Detrick forfeited to South End Civic Association 7-0 in Girls Softball. Walkersville Girls fell 18-11 at Baker Park, and North End faces South End next Wednesday as leagues proceed amid standings in Piedmont and Colonial Heights regions.
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Associated Press
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Harvey Haddix
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Camp Detrick
South End Civic Association
Detrick
Baker Park
South End Lassies
R. HE
Walkersville
South End
P. Sigler
Strine
Baseball scores and standings from today's major leagues
Major league results with standings show New York leading the American League with a 41 23 record and 1 games behind. Chicago and Brooklyn follow in the NL with Cleveland and Philadelphia also contending. Yesterday's results include New York routing Detroit and Chicago defeating Washington, while Philadelphia beat Chicago in a 5-3 game. Tonight's schedule lists Chicago at Philadelphia and several other interleague matchups with probable pitchers.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Davis
Dickson
Schmitz
Fowler
Shea
Consuegra
Meyer
Spahn
Morgan
Liddle
Garver
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Il Tacarrero
Houtteman
Por Rence
Law
Yamsville Meets Jefferson Sunday in Maryland League
Yamsville baseball club of the Maryland State League will host Jefferson at Ijamsville Sunday at 2 p.m. Manager Ramsburg warns against overconfidence and holds a key practice at Ijamsville tonight. Injuries thin the home lineup with Benny Shelhorse sidelined by a severe Charley horse and Bob Remus out.
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Jyamsville
Jefferson
Ijamsville
Rabbit” Ramsburg
Benny Shelhorse
Frederick Hustlers
Charley Horse
Tramsville
Bob Remus
Ramsburg
Les Delauter
Don Rollins
Johnny Carpenter
Carpenter
T Delauter
Frederick High School
Bud Rice
Jake Wiles
Shelhorse
Howard Smith
Bill Clem
Tjamsville
Johnny Trout
Trout
Johanny Trout
Ramsville
Jefferson Club
Maryland
Tomsville
Diamonds
Ballenger Leads Walkersville Past NECA in Softball Clash
Walkersville defeats NECA 15 to 6 as Ballenger drives in four, boosting jr league action. Liberty edges xEFAC 7 to 0 while Union Bridge forfeits, shaping standings in the junior circuit.
Giants Ride Antonelli comeback to lead pennant chase
Three months after doubters questioned Leo Durocher’s roster the Giants surge atop the NL. Pitcher Johnny Antonelli, now 9-2, shines alongside Wes Westrum, Willie Mays, and Davey Williams as Al Dark and Don Mueller anchor a revitalized infield. Williams improves its back and Muel ler thrives in 1953 form. Umpire Curry. Time 2 30. Scorer Schrider.
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Gayle Talbo
New York
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Johnny Antonelli
Milwaukee
Giants
Willie Mays
Davey Williams
Durocher
Don Mueller
Polo Grounds
Antonelli
Boston Braves
Rochester
N.Y
Wes Westrum
Alabama
Williams
al Dark
Mueller
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Washington Senators
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Lollar
R. R. Little League
Grove Mauls Huskies
Scrap
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Grove
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W_ Keller
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Seixas
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Larsen
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Jaroslav Drobny
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Precision Casting Corp
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National Ass'n
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