Simmons Tops Giants as Phillies Win 8 0
Curt Simmons pitched shutout baseball allowing only three scattered safeties to beat the New York Giants 8 to 0 for Philadelphia. Other majors: Dodgers beat Boston 8-3 behind Ralph Branca eight-inning relief. Slaughter drives in five as Cardinals topple Pirates 6-4. Musial extends hitting streak to 23. Minner earns seventh win as Cubs blank Reds 6-0. Lopat blanks Athletics 10-0. Yankees clobber Athletics 10-0 with Mantle homering. Newhouser limits Browns to three hits in Tigers 2-1 win. White Sox beat Indians 5-1. standings and schedule noted.
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Organize For July 16 Soap Box Derby Here
Organizers from three sponsoring groups plan the July 16 derby with a parade from Key Chevrolet to the Jefferson and Patrick street hill. The summer band from Frederick High will play, parade marshal Alton Y Bennett. No trial runs this year. Derby Director Joe Leichert urged more registrations with parent signatures. Ramp safety checks, repainting, and committee duties outlined. Ronnie Baker of 305 East Patrick Street is racing, sponsored by Wayside Radio.
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Patrick Streets
Frederick High School
Alton Y. Bennett
Joe Leichert
Bentz Street
Armory
Leichert
Agai
Patrick Street
Ronnie Baker
East Patrick Street
Wayside Radio Company
Tailorettes win slugfest over Creagerstown in softball clash
Frederick Tailorettes defeated Creagerstown 16 to 12 on the losers' diamond Friday night. Dolly Green hit two homers for Creagerstown, with other circuits from Blower Duncan and Schildt. Dotty Cramer homered twice for the Tailorettes and Ellen Wiles added a two aboard four-bagger. Next, Baltimore Industrial Girls League action shifts to Staley Park Tuesday as the Tailoring Co. Northend team faces Bainbridge Waves at 6:30 p.m.
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Creagerstown
Tailorettes
Creagerstown Assies
Dolly Green
Blower
Duncan
Schildt
Dotty Cramer
Ellen Wiles
Baltimore Industrial Girls League
Staley Park
Northend Girls
Frederick Tailoring Co
Bainbridge Waves
Balloting For All-Stars Ends In Tight AL Contests
In Chicago, the All-Star baseball poll reached a late climax with four infield positions unsettled as voting closed. The 16 starters for the July 19 interleague game in Philadelphia will be announced Sunday. American League races featured Avila versus Fox at second base and Rizzuto likely to start at shortstop, with Carrasquel among the contenders for a trust.
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Nellie Fox
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Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Chico Carrasquel
Good Used Cars Ad From Key Chevrolet Sales Inc
A 1951 Chev Styleline two door priced at 1595 and a 1950 Chev four door Powerglide listed at 1598. A 1950 Chev four door Deluxe priced 1495 and a 1951 Studebaker Commander coupe automatic at 1795. A 1950 Ford Custom two door at 1350 and a 1950 Chev Fleetline two door listed at 1495 with a 1949 Chev Deluxe two door noted as a similar offer. The advertisement markets KEY CHEVROLET SALES INC.
All Star Ballot Totals Highlight Giant NL Lead
Avila tops Fox by 33 468 votes while Rizzulo leads Carrasquel by 33 225 in the AL race. Kell holds 95 446 while Rosen trails 11 122, Dark leads Hammer for shortstop 14 443. Musial tops DiMaggio by 25 252 as full NL and AL teams near selection. Casey Stengel and Leo Durocher slated to manage the squads.
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Avila
Fox
Rizzulo
Carrasquel
Detroit
Cleveland
al Rosen
George Kell
Hogton Red Sox
Kell
al Dark
New York Giants
Gran Hammer
Philadelphia Phillies
Dark
Stan Musial
St Louis Cardinals
Dom DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Leo Durocher
Giants
Brunswick Holds Runnerup Spot with 8 3 Win Over Boonsboro
Brunswick remains a strong contender in the 1952 Junior American Legion baseball tournament, defeating Boonsboro 8 to 3 on Wednesday at Brunswick. Wildman Gletner scattered four hits and walked freely to secure the win, while Dorsey started for Boonsboro but was roughed up by Brunswick in the third inning. Collins relieved Boonsboro in the fourth, as Brunswick piled five hits including two doubles for four runs to seal the game.
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J. Keller
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Railroaders
Hagerstown
Joop
Collins
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Bender
Gletner
Snoots
Rotary Triumphs 3-1 Over M. J. Grove Co in Pony League
In a top Pony League clash Rotary defeated M. J. Grove Co 3-1 Friday night. Ramsburg fanned 12 before relief in the seventh. Lipps doubled in Rotary’s final run as Seibert and Allison contributed key plays. NECA fell 23-2 to SECA in the SECA SECA Little League game.
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Rotary
M. J. Grove
Little League
SECA
NECA
NECA Triumphs Over SECA In Shortened Friday Contest
NECA could hardly retire SECA batters as the game ended in the top of the sixth with NECA seven on base and none out. The score stood final at the last complete frame ROHF SECA 201B 2 NECA 25 4 Thomas Shewbridge and Whipp lead NECA. Rankles Ramsburg Grove Horiie Gastiey Moss and Littleton lauded for strong play. Play at Doubs Tri County League game moved from Broad Run to Doubs per Elmer Cook Friday night announcement.
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SECA
Thomas Shewbridge
Whipp
Rankles Ramsburg
Grove
Horiie
Gastiey
Moss
Littleton
Hay Man
Doubs
Broad Run
Elmer Cook
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