Nats edge Browns on Vernon homer in 13th
Washington overwhelms St Louis 8 7 in extras as Vernon nails a 13th inning homer to clinch the win after trailing by seven. In other majors, Athletics end win drought with an 9 1 rout of the Tigers on Lou Limmer’s three run double and Phil Philley two run triple. Yankees beat White Sox 8 3 with Berra Mantle homers, Mingio debuts for Sox with a first inning homer. Pirates top Dodgers 6 2 behind Chambers six hits, Kiner two run shot. Giants down Cubs 5 3 on Hearn Jones. Phillies rally past Reds 6 5 as Roberts wins. Cardinals beat Red Sox 5 2 behind Poholsky. Feiler wins, Cleveland 7 1 over Boston.
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St. Claire
Brunswick Wins Back-to-Back County Baseball Game
Brunswick High School edged Walkersville 2-1 in a County Interscholastic League baseball game. Keyser pitched a two-hitter for Brunswick, with Summers, Chaney, and Merriman driving runs. Walkersville scored in the final frame as the comeback bid fell short at McCurdy Field. Managers plan tryouts and a four-team league setup for youth players, aiming to open League 1 play after school ends. The article also notes broadcasting schedule fragments and daily sports notes.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Brunswick
Gladesters
Damascus
P.m. Keyser
Clem
Railroaders
Summers
Chaney
Merriman
Lovelace
Huffman
Bowers
Schildt
Flanagan
Walker N. JoHiffe
College
al Forney
Schilat
Gehrman Haines
Joe Carroll
Stull
Zimmerman
Gene Hummel
Bell
Etzler
Deners
Keyser
S. Smith
Strine
Grove
Jim Cotter
George M. Chapline
Motter Avenue
Frederick Little League Seeks 400 Players At Tryouts
Frederick Little League enrollment aims at 400 youngsters for four teams in a structured junior program. Over 100 twelve year olds attended the first drill and similar turnout was expected for the next sessions at McCurdy Field under Postmaster James Grove. Coaches, managers, and volunteers accompany the effort reflecting a disciplined, league-wide training concept aligned with national Little League rules and World Series pathways.
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McCurdy Field
James Grove
Frederick Little League
Frederick Little League, Inc
McCurdy
Baseball Scores Across Cities Matchups Listed
Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 5 Boston 2 New York 5 Chicago 3 St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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Lions Rally To Down Teacher Softballers
Frederick Lions rallied for seven runs in the sixth inning to beat the Teachers 10 to 8 in Civic Softball League play at Staley Park. Don Shipley led Lions with three hits including a triple and double, while Brooks and Fraser sparked the Teachers with multi hit games as a late surge fell short, final score 10-8.
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Brookey
Dorsey Shipley
Stup
Brooks
Fraser
Queaker
Don Shipley
Lions
Brodkey
D. Shipley
Harvey
Groft
Mt Airy Topples Taneytown 9-6 In County League Play
Mt. Airy High School defeated Taneytown 9-6 in Carroll County Interscholastic League baseball. Clingan outpitched Poole as Mt. Airy capitalized on nine Taneytown errors. Overholter doubled and tripled for Mt. Airy while Bollinger and Clingan tripled for Taneytown.
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Taneytown
Carroll County
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Poole
Taneytawn
Mt. Airy
Dacen
Overholter
Bollinger
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Lawyer
Senators Win Camp Detrick Ten Pin Title in Finale
The Senators clinched the Camp Detrick Ten Pin Bowling League crown by sweeping the Indians in the best of three finals, 74 to 66 and 85 to 68. Fred Graham led with 180 and 170 games, while James Sith stood for the Indians with 147 and 168. Senators miscellaneous players included Albert Maxian captain, Dr. Herbert G. Tanner, Jack Kennedy, Gerald Yonetz, Pvt. Richard Rohrbach and Dr. John Schwab. The Senators finished the second half 30-15 and will hold an annual party Monday night to award prizes and plan next season.
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Camp Detrick
Iaste
Indians
Hree Rolloff
TBS
Fred Graham
James Sith
Albert Maxian
Herbert G. Tanner
Jack Kennedy
Gerald Yonetz
Richard Rohrbach
John Schwab
Moss
United Firemen Open Season with 10–6 Win in Softball Debut
In the Municipal Softball League opener at Baler Park on Tuesday night United Firemen defeated C and P Phone 6 by 10 to 6. Alderman Don Rice tossed the first ball to start the twilight schedule as Uniteds rallied with seven runs in the late innings. Malone led C and P with a homer and a triple, while Atkinson Malone Herman Tyeryar and Kolb contributed for Uniteds in the 10–6 victory.
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Civic Softball League Lions 10 Teachers 8
In a Friday NECA matchup reported by The News of Frederick Maryland on Wednesday May 2, 195%, the Lions defeated the Teachers by ten to eight. The brief sports item notes the game result and placement within the Civic Softball League standings.
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Neca Va. Civilans
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Guy Roscoe Fisher
Juwla C. Fisher
Maxwell Avenue
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Rose Agnes Hahn
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