Dropo homer powers White Sox past Senators in Chicago win
Pinch hitter Walt Dropo belted a grand slam off Chuck Stobbs in the sixth as the Chicago White Sox topped the Washington Senators 6-1. Don Lee earned his first major league win for Detroit after a five run fourth inning helped beat the Boston Red Sox 7-5. The Yankees defeated Kansas City 3-1 behind Tony Kubek, while the Phillies beat Chicago 4-2.
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Cadets blank Hopkins frosh in away game
Frederick High Cadets defeated Johns Hopkins Frosh 9 to 0 at McCurdy Field. Bobby Moss allowed just two hits as Cadets piled up eight hits led by Charlie Keller with two, while Warrenfeltz and Summers stole six bases combined. Keller also had a triple and a double. Summers had three hits and five at bats. Cadets improve to 2-0 on the season and seek a fourth victory today at 3 30 pm against South Hagerstown.
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Coast Conference To Convene Today
GREENSBORO North Carolina May 21 Grants in aid and freshmen eligibility for varsity sports other than football basketball and baseball headline the ACC spring conference agenda. The informal grants in aid program is used by five schools with Virginia Maryland and South Carolina historically opposing. A floor vote would require three fourths for constitutional amendment.
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Machen And Maxim On Tonight's Card
Louisville May 2 veteran Edgie Machen set to clash with Joey Maxim in a 10 round heavyweight telecast from NBC at 9 p.m. EST on Derby Eve. Machen holds 20 straight wins with 14 knockouts and beat Maxim once, while Maxim vows to teach the young challenger a lesson as he did Patterson. In other local sports, Frederick Hawks beat East Frederick 9 to 7 behind George Naylor's three doubles. Milwaukee Braves beat Pirates 8-5 as Burdette wins third. Hank Aaron and Ed Matthews star in the Braves attack.
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Frederick High Track at Belair Triangular Meet
Frederick High's track squad travels to Belair for a tri angular meet with Belair and Westminster at 6 30 p m. Belair unveils a new stadium and hopes to debut night events. Fredricks squad aims for full strength except quarter miler Larry Smith who injures knee. Freshman Eddie Higenbotham to run 100 yards behind Peck Strine. 880 yard relay, undefeated this season, features Billy Grove Jim Swop Bobby Eyler and Strine. First 40 yard relay of year includes Higenbotham Grove Eyler and Strine.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League and American League standings show Milwaukee leading with 62 wins, while Chicago and Brooklyn trail. Today's schedule lists St Louis at Brooklyn 7 p.m. and Cincinnati at New York 7 p.m. among others. yesterday results include Cincinnati 8 New York 7 and Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 3.
Murphy proposes stock plan for Valley Spring Stables
Boston organizer Robert Murphy launches Valley Spring Stables offering 300000 shares to Marylanders and others to buy and race horses. Plan aims to give stockholders ownership in racing, buying 6 to 10 horses initially, with further plans for yearlings and two year olds. Murphy warns racing is gambling but cites historic big winners like Stymie and Alsab as potential spectacular successes.
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Maryland Handloaders Need Permit for Powder Limits
Field and Stream style notes discuss licensing for handloaders with a $1 permit via the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission, plus a ten pound powder allowance. The piece argues for returning uninjured trout to streams to sustain hatcheries and enlarge future catches, reflecting the era’s fishing ethics and regulation debates. It also notes a frog licensing question with a responsive answer. Banquet details follow for the Inter-church Bowling league, and a catfishing item highlights early season catches with chopped raw eel as bait, plus a church group event and featured speaker.
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Baseball results and tomorrow’s schedule mix
Recap shows Chicago 6, Washington 1. Detroit 7, Boston 5. New York 3, Kansas City 1 with scores and pitchers partly listed. Tomorrow’s games include Boston at Cleveland 1:00 and New York at Chicago 1:30 plus Baltimore at Detroit 8:15 and Washington at Kansas City.
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Ten Entered For Derby At Churchill Downs
Ten colts entered for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs as Gen. Duke’s foot injury loomed. Bold Ruler led early betting at 8 to 5, with Gen. Duke and Iron Liege at 2 to 1. Trainer Jimmy Jones cautioned about Duke’s condition, pending an hour-by-hour assessment before race day.
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Jefferson Ijamsville Set For Sunday Matchup
Jefferson Ijamsville clash in Maryland State League play Sunday at 2 p.m. The hosts hope to start a season-long winning streak after recent diamond improvements. Ijamsville aims to display a strengthened 1957 squad, with new players and a return from retirement of veterans as Brooks Robinson undergoes knee surgery Saturday in Baltimore.
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Municipal pools to open June 15 under supervised project
Dr Evans announced that the supervised recreational program for the year runs June 24 to August 23 with a holiday on July 4. Two pools in Baker Park and Sullinix Park will open June 15 and stay open through Labor Day September 2, following authorization at the Recreation Commission meeting on April 2.
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Dates Set For City's Outdoor Recreation Program
Frederick City Recreation Commission chair Warren R. Evans announced summer outdoor recreation dates in public parks and pools. The Leadership Training Institute to prep new playground supervisors runs June 17 to June 22, with city playgrounds opening across locations.
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