Oklahoma Cowboys Softball Team To Visit McCurdy Field
The Oklahoma Cowboys travel to McCurdy Field on Tuesday night to face the local Amvets at 8 30. The traveling college squad led by Col Oscar Rikli and his son Carol features players with college ties and diverse athletic backgrounds. Pitched as a mix of entertainment and competition the team tours to support Amvets while playing against the Frederick City champions and Maryland State runners up AMVETS senior team.
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Amvet Softballers Triumph Twice Over Towson
Amvets senior softball team opened its Tri City League play at McCurdy Field by defeating Hooper's of Towson 13-0 and 22-6. Max Kehne pitched a two hit shutout in the first game while Simon homered twice. In the nightcap Fredericktonians power surged with three doubles by Rehmann, three by Lyerly and Ramsburgs two triples.
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Robinson And Referee Collapse At Yankee Stadium Fight
In 103 degree heat at Yankee Stadium Sugar Ray Robinson failed to answer the bell for round 14 and Joey Maxim retained the world light heavyweight title by TKO after Robinson collapsed on his stool. Referee Ruby Goldstein collapsed earlier from the heat, assisted by Ray Miller.
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Pony League Wednesday Results Tie for lead after dramatic finish
In Pony League second half action J. Grove and his team edged Kiwanis 14 to 13 after a rain delay. The sawtooth game featured unearned runs, multiple walks and hit batters as Grove tied and then won in the final at bat. Kiwanis led early with five runs in the first inning before Grove’s team surged back. The scoreline shows a wild, error-prone contest capped by Grove's two-out rally. The piece also notes a reference to the Boston Massacre from 1770 on King Street.
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United Firemen win five run softball game at Baker Park
United Firemen defeated South End Civic Association 10 to 6 at Baker Park in the Municipal Softball League action. Miller and Mills homered for the Firemen and SECA, as Uniteds overcome a late deficit to improve to 23 4 in season standings with forfeit by the Independents counted earlier.
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First East AAA Sanctioned Race Draws Star Lineup
The first race of this kind under AAA sanction in the East attracts a star field led by MAR SHALL TEAGUE from Daytona Beach in a HUDSON HORNET. Entries include BRUCE YOUNKER, JOSE RAY, BILL SCHINDLER, RODGER WARD, RED HAMILTON, TOMMY HINNERSHITZ, and others driving a range of makes from Cadillac to Packard. Time trials begin at noon with no price increase, general admission $1.26 plus tax, free parking and programs. reservations urged as near-sold-out seating.
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Super-Duper Free Show at Pak Theatre
For families not attending races, a super free show runs at the Pak Theatre with Harold Pratt at 7 PM and additional entertainment by the Hawaiian Sharps. About 100 people will attend, with 200 free seats and free movies offered.
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Nats Beat Chisox In 10th To Take AL Lead
Washington Senators defeated Chicago 9 to 6 in 10 innings to sweep the series and seize fourth place in the AL. Key moments included Gil Comns triple and Jackie Jensen home run in the third, and Mary Grissom wildness in the 10th. Sherman Lollar tied the game with a ninth inning homer.
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Dodgers Defeat Cardinals In Eight Inning Display
Darl Erskine kept St Louis hitless and the Dodgers staged a late surge to beat the Cardinals 3 1. Roy Campanella homered as Brooklyn won the three game series and moved within sight of the pace. Edna Staley and Daryl Erskine combined for the victory while Gerry Staley took the loss. The game featured a high scoring blast with Brooklyn grabbing the win in the eighth and St Louis failing to push across runs.
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New York Waceein Ff Church and Seminick
Sports report notes Gregg Koslo Lanier and Vars as key figures in New York events at the church scene, detailing names and affiliations with local teams and figures highlighted for upcoming matches or standings.
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Czechs Send High School Students Into Factories
Vienna dispatch reports Czechoslovakia mobilizes youth for industry. High school students are ordered to work in factories after school hours to boost heavy industry capacity for Russia. The cabinet also demands volunteers from offices and non arms factories for regular war work with quotas for each site.
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