Minoso Helps White Sox in Major League Trade Move
Chicago April 30 1961 The White Sox acquire Orestes Minoso from Cleveland and Paul Lehner from Oakland in a three way deal that also involves Gus Zernial and Dave Philley. Minoso expected to play third base with Lehner taking over left field duties while Greenberg of the Indians predicts Minoso could become a standout.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Fleet Orestes Minoso
Cleveland Indians
Paul Richards
Richards
Sox
Indian Athletics
Minoso
Paul Lehner
Pale
iSome
Fo Gel Minoso
Lehner
A’s
Gus Zernial
Dave Philley
Minoxo
Luke Easter
Cleveland
San Diego
Matanzas
Cuba
Zernal
Frank Lane
White Sox
Lane
Bob Boyd
Sam Hairston
Sacramento
Zerpinl
Doc Cramer
Zernial
Jimmy Dyker
Big Bus
Hollywood
Hatermen
Floyd Baker
Health Center Bowling League mixed division results and practice games
Dodgers lead standings with 4 Indians 2 Red Sox 1 Cards 2 Phillies 1 Yankees 2 Browns 1. Indians defeat Carrs. Browns topple Tigers. Yankees beat Phillies. Red Sox face Dodgers. weekly stats note top players M May Cards 122 327. P Himes Phillies 159. C May Red Sox 373. Cards dominate mixed team game and set 562 and 1625. Thurmont team wins two practice games over William P. Larkin Post American Legion colored nine. Thurmont pitchers Fraley and Fittinger handle hill while Larkin baseball page lists lineup and game details.
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Epillty Dodgers
Teers
Indians
Red Sox
Cards
Phillies
Yankees
Browns
M. May
Hich
P. Himes
C. May
Industrial Bowling Latest Reant and Matches
A list of local league results and upcoming matches from Wachhter Plumbing Co 665 and Landis Jewelry 2 with Middletown High, plus National League Monday results New York and Brooklyn 4 and night games at Yellow Springs Frederick Mountaindale Lewistown. Charles Guess won the Hop Caskey Classic at Palace Alleys with 694, ahead of Angelo Palladino 666 and Lock Wright 661 in a field of 34 bowlers.
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Hagerstown
Lock Wright
Frederick
Bunny Powell
Bern Kees
Bruce Secrist
Palace Industrial League
Lewistown
Baker Park
Yellow Springs
Mountaindale
Indicted players tied to 1941 college basketball fix
Twelve college basketball players from NYU CCNY and LIU were indicted on bribery charges totaling 40750. Salvatore Sollazzo named in a superseding indictment as the fixmaster allegedly paid to influence game scores. The case follows the CCNY and NYU era scandal, with possible penalties averaging 23 years and fines up to 40000. Three other players face grand jury action, and a 16th defendant is awaiting trial.
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New York
New York County
Salvatore T. Sollazzo
New York University
Long Island University
City College of New York
Ed Roman
Ed Warner
al Roth
Cinderela
CCNY
Dreamcart
Sollazzo
General Sessions
Jarabi Gould Schurman
Wellsville Team Ends Spring Camp in Frederick
Wellsville Pony League trainees leave Frederick after nearly three weeks of baseball school and training camp led by manager Walt Van Grofski. He praises Frederick for affordable housing for minor clubs and notes Florida trips had harsher fields. The Rockets wrap up with 17 players and manager boarding buses for Wellsville to start the season.
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Wellsville
N. Y
Pony League
Mar
Walt van Grofski
Rockets
Frederick
Mgr. van Grofski
Eity
Ci ‘Eles
Florid
McCurdy Field
Florida
Fredlrick
McCurdy
van Grafski
Wellsville Club
van Grofski
Catoctin Golfers Open 1951 Season Lost to Kenwood
Catoctin Country Club opened the 1951 season at home and abroad, losing 15 to 3 to visiting Kenwood Country Club of Bethesda. Pro Glenn Spencer and champion amateur Bob Harrington earned a single point, as Kenwood fielded strong scratch and low-handicap players. The Tri-State League season starts next Friday in Virginia, while 43 members played in a Kicker's Tournament with prizes for net scores.
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Catoctin
Kenwood Country Club
Bethesda
Glenn Spencer
Bob Harrington
Kenwood
George Diffenbaugh
Bob Silver
Tri-State Golf League
Virgina
Catoctin Golf
Tommy Michael
Herman Maser
Lady Maynard
Paul Wilson
Della Vaughan
TL Green
King
Smith
el Vuide
R. Light
A. Ridger
A. Bissette
Spencer
Catoctin Country Club
Maryland
Dnstract
Columbia
Northern Virginia
Frederick
Maryland State Golf Association
Giants End 11-Game Slide With 8 5 Win Over Dodgers
Brooklyn April 30 The New York Giants ended an 11 game losing streak by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 5 before 33 962 fans. The Giants exploded for six runs in the first inning off Chris Way Cuyk Earl Mosser and Joe Hatten, while Gene Hermanski and Jackie Robinson homered for Brooklyn. Sal Maglie started for New York, left in the sixth, Sheldon Jones finished, surrendering a Duke Snider homer in the eighth. Civic Softball League opened at Staley Park with a 12 4 Elks victory over AMVETS led by Russell Thomas who pitched a no walk no hit game through five. Jess Palmer led Elks with a .600 average. AMVETS Staley and Hal Moser hit long balls.
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Brooklyn
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Chris Way Cuyk
Earl Mosser
Joe Hatten
Brooks
Gene Hermanski
Jackie Robinson
Sal Maglie
Sheldon Jones
Duke Snider
New York
Marne
Jones
Westrum
van Cuyk
Mosser
Hatten
Labine
Haugstad
Erskine
Edwards
Civic Softball League
Staley Park
Elyner F. Munshower
Dilch
B. P
Amvets
Thomas
Elks
Jess Palmer
Staley
Hal Moser
Moser
Elis
C. Ziegler
Strathern
Glade Valley League Latest Results Summary
Farmers Sup, 3. Fred. Co. Prod Ox Co, 2. Lawson, 1. Country Club, 2. Iagles, 1. Ideal Garage, 1. Walkersville, 2. LeGore, 1. Ramsberg's, 2. Pinfall leaders: C May from Country Club with high game 157 and high set 414. Country Club posted high team game 150 and high team set 1,856.
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Farmers Sup
Fred. Co. Prod 'Ox Co
Lawson
Country Club
Iagles
Ideal Garage
Walkersville
LeGore
Ramsberg’s
C. May
W. L
Ox Ca
Eagles
Farmers Supply
Lawson Motors Ar
Fred. Co
Ramsberg's Té
LeGore Sective
Brann Stables operations to continue under executors
The probate court authorized William L. Brann estate executors and three trustees to keep Breeding and racing operations at Walkersville farms running. The order, requested by widow Mrs Mabel V. Brann and Charles F. Simmons of Westport Conn, covers 380 acres and supports ongoing stock, inventory, and payroll needs. Edward G. Lare of Walkersville Md earned a sergeant promotion with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea.
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Glade Valley Farm
William L. Brann
Orphans Court
Mabel V. Brann
Charles F. Simmons
Westport
Conn
Walkersville
Brann
Med
Isaid
25Th Infantry Division
U S. Army
Edward G. Lare
Route 1
25Th Infantry
Korea
Terrors Lose To Western Maryland In Mason-Dixon Game
In Westminster on April 30 Loyola was held scoreless for seven innings as Western Maryland surged late to win 8 2. Loyola managed only two hits with six runs in the eighth aided by walks errors and a hit batter. Bob Matthews pitched well for Loyola but took the loss. Western Maryland improved to 2 0 in conference play while Loyola dropped to 0 2.
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Westminster
Jerry Phipps
Loyola
Western Maryland
Bob Matthews
Mountaindale tops Lewistown in junior softball opener
Mountaindale walloped Lewistown 11 to 3 as Yellow Springs edged Frederick 6 to 5 in the opening games of the county junior softball league for players under 20. Whitmore pitched a four hit game for Mountaindale, with Hewitt and Lewis contributing offensively.
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Mountaindale
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Whitmore
Hewitt
Lewis
Creagerstown Hosts Doubs In Split Tri County Schedule
Weather delays force a change in next Sundays Tri County Baseball League game with Doubs moving to Creagerstown on May 6. The Doubs hope to repair winter erosion and spring flooding before hosting Lovettsville on May 20. Tin shortages threaten beer production as government officials warn of further curtailment possibilities. Internal Revenue agents Ernest J. Smith and Robert D. Owen receive new assignments effective May 1.
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Mgr
Robert McClain
Lovettsville, Va
Lovettsville
Virginians
Creagerstown
Doubs
Mike Mulcahey
Middletown
Palm Beach
Fla
National Beer Wholesalers Association
Charles 5. Sand
Office of Price Stabilization
Ernest J. Smith
Internal Revenue
Weinberg Building
Frederick
Robert D. Owen
Internal Revenue Agent
William H. Hyde
Baltimore
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Carrs
Tigers
Dodgers
Thurmont
Wilam P. Larkin
American Legion Colored
Frederick Legion Club
Fraley
Ace
Thurmont Moundsman
Fittinger
P. Larkin
R. H. C. A. E Patterson
Ambush
Ss . Com
Cartnail
Ab . Oady
Larkin
Moore
Strine
Hoy
Dixon
Ann
Sno Dodgers
SOG Browns
AY Phillies
ART Red Sox
Aol
Morgan Lunch
Stup
Exide
N.E Barbers
Fout Lunch
Gladhill Purn
Wachter Pimbg
Landis Jewelry
Wachter Plumbing Co
Cameron
Gladhill Furniture Co
R. Smith
BrownsWachter Plumbing Co
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Jr. Softball League
Pet Landis Jewelry
Wachter Plumbing
Gladhi Furn
Morgan Lundt
Pioneers Triumph Pioneers
Frederick Rifle Club
Qld
Simpson
Pioneers
Mam
J Stoner
Nagy
Painter
Martz
Cashour
Adamstown County Softball League
United Firemen
Municipal League
Baker Park Bathhouse
Baker
Adamstown
R. WW. E
Uniteds
B. Ausherman and Brown
Baker and Rice
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Lillian
Birely
George B. Delaplaine
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Orphans' Court of
Samuel Flehman
Western Maryland Trust Company
Id McSherry
Max
Anna W. Rhoderick
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
William M. Storm
Harry D Radcliff
Orphans' Court
Claude Wachter Geisbert
Alice V. Geisbert
McSherry
Walls
C. C
Civic
Glade Valley League
Lions
Pet
Elis I
Neca A
Civitans
Brann Stables
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Harry S. Penn
University of California At
Penn
The
Los Angeles Times
UCLA
Basten
Shipley’s Sports Store
North Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
HEC
Inetime Banep
Sor
Gareains
East Patrick St
Mountaindale Wallops Foe
Frederick II
Sixth Street
Soves
Lake
Davis
E. Frederick
Lake and Gastley
Cromwell
Morgan
Tregus
Chevrolet Motor Division
Chevrolet Dealers
KEY
Frederick, Md
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