Rejuvenated Nats Win Two From Browns in New York
In a day of rapid standings shifts, the New York Giants and Boston Red Sox held top spots while nine teams moved. Cleveland surged to second in the American League by beating Boston 9-6, and Washington collapsed the Browns with 2-1 and 15-7 wins. New York Yankees swept Chicago 4-0 and 3-1 to reach 500, as the White Sox dropped to sixth. Dodgers shut out Pirates 6-0. Cincinnati took third with two wins over Philadelphia 5-4 and 8-7. Boston Braves split with St. Louis, moving to sixth as Phils fell to seventh. Athletics beat Detroit twice 10-6 and 6-5.
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Markoe Sets New Shotput Record at Maryland Meet
Thurbie Markoe of Frederick High broke the state schoolboy shot put record with a 48 feet 1 1/3 inch throw at the 31st Field Day Track Meet at the University of Maryland. Frederick High finished second as Fort Hill of Cumberland led with 41 points. Towson and others trailed. Lenhart won two Frederick events. Cline and Ward placed in other field events. St James School won the Private Prep Division.
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Frederick High
University of Maryland At College Park
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Spel
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Hagers‘ Town
Hill Gail Eyes Triple Crown After Derby Victory
Calumet Farm's Hill Gail, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, aims to complete racing's Triple Crown after winning the Kentucky Derby. The Preakness Stakes May 17 at Pimlico and Belmont Stakes June 7 at Belmont Park loom as key tests of his stamina for the mile and a half distance. Sub Fleet, Arroz, Count Flame, Blue Man and others head to Baltimore or New York as the field shapes for the May 17 race, with Gushing Oil sidelined by a stifle injury.
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Baltimore
New York
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Dixiana
Churchill] Downs
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Belmont Park
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Lawtin
Whirlaway
Citation
Hoop Jr
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Baking
Pensive
Ponder
Charles T. Fisher
Gordon Guiberson
Arroz
California
Jack Amiel
Count Flame
Blue Man
White Oak Stable
A. W. Abbott
Myhelyn Stable
Master Fiddle
Sam F
Wilson
Joe Jansen
Jansen
State League Opens Season and Early Scores
Baseball summaries show State League opening results with Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia and New York posting wins or losses. National League scores include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York outscoring Chicago in extra innings, plus multiple interleague notes and game details from a busy sports day.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Boston
New York
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Health Center Bowling League results and upcoming games
Red Sox 3 Cards 0 Browns 2 Yankees Indians 2 Dodgers 1. Ladies high game J Hahn 127 high series 337. Men B Koontz 140 382. Team high game 535 and 1556. Md State League standings Tramsville 21 Mt Airy 8 Frick 6 Damascus 5 Pt Rocks 27 Woodbine 0. Next Sunday Tramsville at Liberty Woodbine at Frederick Damascus at Pt Rocks Brunswick at Mt Airy. Playing tonight C P and Elk softball vs Baker Park practice game. Cormorants found in crab pots 120 feet down.
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B. Koontz
Red Sox
Tramsville
Mt. Airy
Frick
Damascus
of Rocks
Woodbine
Liberty
Brunswick
Frederick
Pt. of Rocks
C.&p. and Elk
Baker Park
Heart of Md
Bolivar
Wamsville
Myersville
New Market
Lisbon
Harmony
Taylorsville
Samsville
Mia. 7 Left on bases Low 6 Mid 7
In a pitcher friendly contest E Biroup hit a home run for Mia. P Stroup led with two base hits and contributed a sacrifice. Crone fanned eight as Rollison took the loss. Williams yielded four hits and was relieved after four innings. Umpire Roberts. Time 1-2:25. Scorer Jake Wise.
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Namaville
Tjamsville
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Cook
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Spit
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Walkersville
Wood
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R. Snapp
Phillips
H. Abrams
G. Cooper
Sensener
Williams
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Robison
P Beilison
Crabii
H. Snapp
Middletons AB
Rit
K Watkins G . Butts
of Forces Hines
Herine
Easton
Weddle
Sh. Tay
J. Abrahams
Comner
Rice
Lovettsville
Hines
Frederick
Damascus
Clem
Mullican
P. Stroup
E. Stroup
Horine
Potts
E. Biroup
Danner
Mentzer
Green
Lutz
Butts
Sheffler
Oim—Crone
Rollison
Steals Home To Give Mounts Win
In Emmitsburg on May 4 Mount St. Mary’s defeated Americans 2-1 in Mason-Dixon Conference baseball. Paul Sharpe stole home with two outs in the bottom of the second to spark the Mounts. Leo Green and Ward Clarke pitched well for Mount St. Mary’s while Ned Powers, Larry Dawes and Sharpe contributed key hits and defensive plays.
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Emmitsburg
Paul Sharpe
Mount St. Mary's
Mason-Dixon
Leo Green
Ward Clarke
Green
Gene Phillips
Clarke
Mounts
Ned Powers
Sharpe
Powers
Larry Dawes
Bill Cavanaugh
Frederick VFW Eliminated On Team Sunday
Frederick VFW Country Club golf team was eliminated from the Maryland State tournament, losing to Congressional Country Club of Washington 10% to 742 points. Readouts list Congressional players first in each pairing with multiple names and scores, indicating a lopsided pairwise result and final defeat.
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Frederick
VFW Country Club
Maryland
Congressional Country Club
Washington
Congressional
Clair Emery
Frank O'Connell
Glenn Spencer
Theron Green
F. Bomar
G. T. Connell
Robert Harrington
Carl Snook
A. W. Fannular
R. T. Creasey
Earl Rhoderick
Melvin Derr
T. J. Lennon
J. H. Roddy
Mahlon Rhoderick
John, Bowers
J. T. Geddes
W. L. Shea
Richard Wenzel
William E. Ross
C. £. Huntley
H. F. Bachman
Thomas Michael
Charles May
Glade Valley Softball League Opens Season with Contenders
Walkersville leads standings with Eagles Kidds and Country Club among top teams as 609th Signal Corps joins as sixth contender. High game by Ensor 151 and C May 400. team high Eagles 615 to 1757. Schedule shows Junior Fire Department and Uniteds as rivals in opening week with Shaughnessy series at season end.
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Fred. Co
Country Club
Farmer Supply Eagles
Kidds
Legore
Shriners
Ox Co
Ramsburg’s
Eagles
Farmer Supply Legore
Ramsburg
Fre Co
Ensor
Signal Corps
Municipal Softball League
Fire Department
Uniteds
Rabbit Ramsburg
Shaughnessy
SECA
Weekend Baseball Results and League Standings
Weekend results from tri County and Heart of Md leagues list Middletown 8 Lovettsville 3, Doubs 20 Broad Run 5, Creagerstown 8 Buckeystown 4, Walkersville 16 Lander 4 with multiple matchups. County softball notes Mountaindale tied 14 14 Frederick 3 1, Ballenger 15 8 Adamstown 11 5, Jefferson at Ballenger. Sunday results include Rockville Gaithersburg Dayton Burtonsville Colesville Beallsville. Hospital open house at Newton Baker VA Center Martinsburg W Va Monday May 12 1 to 4 p.m. Tours including Dental Eye ENT Manual Arts Therapy Physical Therapy.
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Doubs
Broad Run
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Lander
Lovettsville
Mountaindale
Frederick
Ballenger
Adamstown
Jefferson
Woodsboro
Urbana
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Burtonsville
Colesville
Redland
Beallaville
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Gaithersburg
Dayton
Germantown
Beallsville
L. Pet
Newton, Baker, Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
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Veterans Administration Center History Notes and Records
The Center, located at Verns Chapel Library, operated as a hospital and Convalescent Home. Transferred from U.S. Army to Veterans Administration on October 1, 1948, it lists 350 medical surgical beds, 200 neuropsychiatric, 380 tuberculosis, and 300 percent deficiency capacity. Affiliated with George Washington University Medical School. The Baker VA Center admitted its 20,900th veteran patient on February 13, 1852. Robert E. Peary reached the North Pole on April 6, 1909.
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Veterans Administration
U. SB. Army
George Washington University Medical School
Washington
Baker Veterans Administration Center
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