Dodgers Rally To Clip Reds In Wide Baseball Tilt
In a high scoring clash the Dodgers offense powered by Duke Snider Roy Campanella and Junior Gilliam combined for five runs to defeat Cincinnati as the Redlegs answered with four off homers by Ed Bailey and Ted Kluszewski. American League notes show Philadelphia beating Cleveland and New York topping Detroit with strong pitching and timely hitting as Washington fell to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Duke Snider
Roy Campanella
Junior Gilliam
Redleg
Ed Bailey
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnatis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Portocarrero
Shantz
Houttes
Narleski
Hooper
Hoskins
Naragon
Tre socTe Ag
Milwaukee
New York
Spahn and Crandall
Liddle
Westrum
RH. OE
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Lawrence and
Sarni
Thies
Law
Atwell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Drews
Picone
Perkowski
Judson and Bailey
Meyer
Palica
Hughes
Campanella
Indians Lose As Yanks And Pale Hose Win
Cleveland drops 5-1 to Philadelphia as Portocarrero limits the Indians to five hits. Limmer and DeMaestri homer for the Athletics. Yankees, White Sox win. Tigers fall. Cubs and Phillies split within tight NL/AL gaps. Indians’ lead over Chicago trimmed to two games. New York moves within four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arnold Portocarrero
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Limmer
Joe de Maestri
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Indians
White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tribe
Hal Naragan
Dale Mitchell
al Smith
Limmer
Forrest Jacobs
DeMaestri
Portocarrero
Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Polo Grounds
Don Liddle
Braves
Warren Spahn
Earl Torgeson
del Ennis
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Herman Wehmeier
Han Sauer
Steve Bilko
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dodgers
Cubs and Lions clash in Railroaders' League thriller
Cubs defeat Lions 2-0 in a Railroaders' League game at Point of Rocks. Ed Green sparked two double plays for the Cubs while D Deener fired four innings of no hit ball. Alvey Toms nailed the Lions only hit off the Cubs pitcher in the fifth as D Deener's two-run single clinched the win. Lions return home next Wednesday to face Brunswick Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Carrollton Manor Lions
Cubs
Brunswick Lions Club
Lester Hines
Ed Green
Pete Dardnaowee
LO Pilsi-Udouiudds
Jen Biser
D. Deeners
Dick Biser
Lions
Goodrich
D. Deener
Hope
Hall
Schaff
Spurrier
Bears
Brunswick
R H
Olden
Frye
Toms
Radio Programs and TV Schedules Across Eastern Time
A dense listing details radio and TV broadcasts with station names CBS NBC WOR WMAL and others, noting program times from 6:30 p.m. through 10:30 p.m. plus sports, news, and variety segments. It includes boxing results, game and film listings, and a rundown of evening offerings across networks with time shifts for daylight saving time changes. The piece also lists specific entertainers and shows such as Dinah Shore Peter Lind Hayes Lone Ranger Terry Como and Mr Keen Tracer along with late night and late afternoon fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WMD
NBC Wray
Abc-Mbs-Wert
Nbe
Abe-East
Cps
Peter Lind Hayes
Abe
Snaexs
Ore Mans
Terry Como
Dinah Shore
Mr. Keen
Tracer
Jack Gregson
Crossroads
Heart of
Chs
Mbs
All Nets
DuMont
John Daly
Abe Marge
Jeff
Eddis Fishernbo
Stu Ervin
Perry Como
Dave Garraway
Abe Mama
Ozne & Barrier
Ruby
Abe Topper
Cbs Film Playhouse
Abe Playhouse
Stags
Aba
Miss Brooks
Esring
Friend Irma
Chance of Lifetime
de Col
Tall Cedars Rally Wins 19-11 In Ruth League
Tall Cedars of Frederick American League defeated Oa Fibre 19 to 11 to pull into a runner up tie with the Fibres. Anhalt homered for Ox Fibre in a high scoring Babe Ruth League contest as Shell Osiers edged Kimanis mine and the season winds down with late games at Frederick High School.
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Tall Cedars
Frederick
Oa Fibre
Little Tall Cedars
Fibres
Ox Fibre
Anhalt
Shell Osiers
Kimanis Mine
VW. of
Grose Co
Excelsior Dairy
Frederick High School
McCurdy
Ne & F
Keyser
Kivants
Colliflower
Sunderam
Crum of Kinemia
Sam- Colliflower
de Talt Cedars AB
Krvanis Zimmerman
Ramsberg
Morris
Hit Blank
Whitmore
Shell
Gastley
Cramer-R
Evler
Stup
O'Sibert
Aewes
Ausherman
B. Norwood
Federiine
B. Fogle
C. May
Cedars
Mack- Shell Oil AB
H.O.A
Lies
Staley
Ramsber
Kemp
Palls
Olt Blank
Mackley
Summers
Blank
P. Rice
Los Zimmerman
Esrf
Hill
Pixon
Mackley Baker
Stone Meadows
Land Rokesch
Rice
Loonooga
Leo Martin
Walkersville Mixed Doubles Division Standings
Walkersville Bowling League Mixed Doubles Division shows team standings and yesterday's results with Cubs beating Lions two to one. In golf, Dr Cary Middlecoff of Memphis tied a 63 at the Insurance City Open in Wethersfield, setting a sizzling pace in the first round of the four day event at 6,561 yards with six birdies amid a strong field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlecoff
Wethersfield
Conn
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Fred
Gunderpar
Tennessee
Ptah Tastanit
Kiwanis vs Shell Oil baseball game recap
In a 9 inning match Shell Oil defeated Kiwanis 4 to 0 with Carty earning the win and Ausherman the loss. Summers homered for Kiwanis and Gastlev, Zimmerman stole bases. Key plays included a three base hit by Summers and double plays Sibert to Littleton and Baker to Zimmerman. Umpires were Carrigan and Hildebrand. time 2:10.
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Phobus
Carty
Nore
Kiwans
Shell Oil
Rummare
Kriwanis
Shell
Kiwanis
Summers
Gastlev
Zimmerman
Sibert
Littleton
Baker
Ausherman
Federline
D. Rice
Carrigan and
Hildebrand
G. Ness
iL eague Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The Associated Press rounds up league leaders with Avila’s batting and Fox’s runs, Minoso’s RBIs, Fos’s hits, Vernon’s doubles, and Rosen’s home runs. Reynolds and Turley lead pitching. Snider tops the National League in batting and doubles. Musial leads in runs and RBIs. Snead passes on the British Open. Masters champ cites neck ailment affecting U S Open finish. Lancaster selects Lena Blackburne as manager. minor league scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
A Avila
Cleveland
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Vernon
Washington
Rosen
Rivera
Reynolds
New York
Turley
Baltimor
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. EL
Morgan
Berra
Silvera
Garver
Weik
Herbert
House
Br H. OE
Schmitz
Shea
FitzGerald
Consuegra
Pierce and Lollar
Frederick Fairgrounds
Jim Klunk
Hanover
Klunk
AMA
Delphey’s
Julien P. Delphey
Railroaders’ League
Cumberland
Whisper Foot
Mr. Fixit
Lupo
Stanley
Wise
Jeeper
Owens
John Nick
Lefty
Patty L
Gemse
Wiesbaden
Germany
Henry Behrendt
NEA
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Monument
Mr .Frostburg
Sador
Friendly Frank
Crown
Princess June
Joe E Lewis
Dr Wright
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Rudy Greer
Oakland
Chuck. Adkins
Gary
Ind
Fort Hamilton
Danniy Rinvensli
Braallen
Mike Colucci
Drew
Walkersville Bowling League
R. R
Tigers
L Pet
KEY Stamp CO
East Patrick Sf
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
House of Delegates
Democratic
George C. Bothe
Hauvers District
Schoendienst
St.Louis
Mays
Bruton
Antonell
Haddix
Snead
Sam Snead
Royal Birkdale
Baltusrol
Smead
Ed Fur‘gol
New Windsor
Woodshero
RAT Liberty
Union Bridge
Blackburne
Lancaster
Pawl
Russell
Lena Blackburne
Lancaster Red Roses
York
Hagerstown
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Colonial Heights
Peterspurs
Newport News
Portamouth
E. Patrick St
MT. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge, MD
Happy Johnny & Family
Park Beard
Royal Orchestra
Bud Fisher
Golden Trio
Americon Tadinn Au Dalleanm
AMAL
Thurmont, MD
Legionnaires
Mann’s
Westbrook
A. A. Crocker
Fairview Avenue
Footer’s
Harry Footer
Market St. -Frederick
Market St
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