Jim Franklin Wins Maryland State Trap Singles Title
Jim Franklin of Woodbine won the Maryland State Singles Championship at Tuscarora Gun Club. He will represent Maryland at Vandalia Ohio in the national event. A six way tie in first place required Sunday runoff, with Franklin defeating five others. Female winner was Mrs Claude Richards, and Maryland Junior champion was R E Lowman. Officers elected at the Saturday meeting included Carroll Kinsey as president and Carlton Washburn as vice president.
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Clude
Carroll Kinsey
Carlton Washburn
Baltimore
Joseph Lare
Georges County
Buck Elser
Ralph Taylor
Keedysville
Ata
City Tavern Hooks Rangers First Setback In Doubleheader
Buckeystown and City Tavern split a doubleheader with City Tavern winning the first game 7 to 1 and Rangers losing 7 to 6 in the second. Leas allowed hits as Baker took the loss. Buckeystown hitters rapped twelve hits in the late game. Z. Bender of Lewistown hit four for four and Bartgis & Zimmerman teamed for a 15 to 15 score in a separate twin bill.
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Yankees and Indians split doubleheader before large crowd
Cleveland won 7 4 in 11 innings on an unearned run after an error by Roger Maris in the nightcap, while New York took the opener 6 2 behind White Ford’s four hitter. The split left the Yankees two games behind Baltimore, which beat Kansas City. Maris homered twice and drove in four in the second game, his 71st and 72nd seasons, to keep leading the league in RBIs.
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Local Girls Win Junior Olympic Title in Clifton Parade
The local girls win the Junior Olympic title by 70 points at Clifton Parade. Frederick dominates with seven firsts and multiple records, while Debbie Tromp and Ray Morgan post top marks. Bowie boys place in events. arrests reported for disorderly conduct. Lt Gen Kawabe Kawabe dies.
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Charles Gilbert
Sam
Cubs topple Pirates in twin bill 7-6 and 7-5
Cubs defeat Pirates in a doubleheader 7-6 and 7-5. Burgess homered for Pittsburgh and George Crowe extended his pinch homer record with a early May blast. Crowe previously hit a pinch homer on May 25 against Suwanee.
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Heart of MD results and Krox update
Readable notes show local results from Heart of Maryland coverage and mention Krox in connection with the event. Details are sparse, but the item highlights outcomes and a referenced figure.
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Heart OF MD
Harmony tops Pt Rocks At Taylors Toan Ra
Harmony moved into first place with a 2 1 victory over Pt of Rocks At Taylors toan Ra e home team 15 14 blasted Lucsetti 28. Harmony i Pt of Rocks 13 0 Barer and Brunner Green and b H 6 wow 6 nd Breeden Stocks.
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of Rocks
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