White Sox Beat Orioles in 9-3 Victory in Chicago
Minnie Ruoiso starred with a double two singles and a sacrifice fly driving in four runs to pace the Chicago White Sox to a 9-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Jack Harshman earned his third victory despite a late pinch hitter, while George Kell homered for the Orioles and Billy Lees took the loss after six frames.
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Cardinals crush Pirates and Braves win with late bursts
In a twin bill, Stan Musial and Ernie Banks homered as St. Louis overwhelmed Pittsburgh 9 2. Walker Cooper hit a two run pinch homer, Musial and Dark doubled, Harmon moonlighted for a run scoring triple. Milwaukee Braves beat the Giants 6 4 on Frank Torre and Bobby Thomson homers in the 10th after Warren Spahn shut down New York through eight. Wally Post delivered a two run single in the 16th to lift Cincinnati past Philadelphia 8 6 in 16 innings.
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Cadets Edge Foe By 3 To 2 At McCurdy Field
Frederick High School beat Charlotte Hall Military Academy 3 to 2 at McCurdy Field yesterday to salvage one win after a prior 7 to 2 loss. Key moments include Frank Martz’s fourth inning homer with Keller on base and Donnie Keller’s sixth inning RBI triple, followed by Brown’s run to seal the victory.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
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Bowling Leagues Result Report for Walkersville Division
Results show Fo Mo Co Five defeating Brownsie s Garage 3 to 4, Frederick Motor Co 3 to 4 over Steven s Grocery, and Pepsi Cola 4 to 0 over Prosperity among teams. Standings list Walkersville Bowling Center Jota Cola Layman s Painters Pepsi Cola Fo Mo Co Five Harmony Grove Feeds Brownsie s Garage Steven s Grocery Prosperity and Frederick Motor with weekly stats highlighting Joe Free 147 high game Wimpy Whitmore 380 high set and Fo Mo Co Five 597 as high team game Pepsi Cola 1 705 high team set.
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Reds Remain Confident If Crowe Keeps Hitting
Reds coach Tebbetts backs George Crowe at first base while injury sidelined Kluszewski. Crowe's spring power and solid defense reassure fans that Cincinnati can still contend if Crowe maintains form. Hogan eyes top finish at Colonial Invitational as field gathers in Fort Worth.
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Derby Favorite Duke Foot Ailment Shocks Derby Day Drama
Derby favorite Gen. Duke suffered a left front foot ailment casting doubt on start for the 125000 added Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones said there is a better than 50-50 chance Duke will start, with final word likely an hour before post time. If Duke scratches, Mister Jive enters Louisville start, expanding the field to 10 starters.
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International League scores and weather quip end notes
Rochester edged Richmond 5 4 while Montreal beat Havana 5 2 and Buffalo won 1 0. Columbus fell to Miami 1 8. A National Geographic Society note warns little rain or snow would be a plague, with terse weather mention.
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