Masterminds Duel As Yanks Down Athletics
In a rain soaked game, the New York Yankees beat Kansas City 10 6 after an eighth inning rally. Joe Collins delivered a clutch left handed single driving in the go ahead run as Bob Cerv and Elston Howard sparked the frame with a ground rule double and walk. The victory came under lights with Casey Stengel managing the late scene while Lou Boudreau countered with Tom Lasorda.
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Bob Cerv
Andy Carey
Bob Grim
Casey Stengel
Eddie Robinson
Lou Boudreau
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Stengel
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Elston Howard
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Howard
Tom Carroll
Gorman
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Joe Demaestri
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Spook Jacobs
Billy Martin
Mickey Mantle
Mel Parnell
Dave Sisler
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Derby Week Opens With Road Games And Local Dinners
Area leagues begin big derby week with several teams on the road for televised and radio broadcasts. Bold matchups include East Frederick A C and Walkers in SC East, plus Rex Ellsworth’s California ties and local clubs Ballenger and Mountaindale meeting in Baker Park. District softball and bowling results highlight top averages, high sets, and team scores across Calvary Methodist, Buckeystown, St. John’s RC, and Mt. Pleasant Methodist, with officers and standings noted.
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Lea
Bergue
CBS
Frederick A. C
Walkers
Swapsville
Rex Ellsworth
Ballenger
Mountaindale
Baker Park
Terrang
Richard Flolter
Morris Adalt
Denton Aarst
Frances DeGrange
Mike Specht
Iva Mulcahey
Mike Mulcahey
Evelyn Davis
Emil Shober
Charles Keller
Genny
Ruth Catsail
Calvary Methodist
Clara Mae Tobery
Buckeystown Methodist
Caroline Crapster
Forest Grove Methodist
Bill Bradley
Double Lutheran
Frank James
Evangelical Reformed
Austin Kelly
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Robert Cannon
lBaptist
Richard Holter
Middletown Reformed
Staley Linton
Baptist
Charlie Keller
Robert Holter
Doubs Lutheran
Church of the Brethren
Weekend County League games mix with horse racing notes
Weekend softball and league matchups sweep through Maryland, headlined by DeMolay at Mt. Airy and Mountaindale at Ballenger. The feature racing discussion focuses on Needles in the Florida Derby context, with multiple horse entries and post positions noted for upcoming events.
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Doubs
George
Yellow Springs
Lovettsville
Keiffer
Germantown
Walkersville
Trimmer
Vamsville
Jefferson, Shook
Beallaville
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Robinson
Brunswick
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Garer
Lart
Harmony
Iiamsville
Monaghan
Woodbine
Knoxville
Mt. Lena
Hale County
Brunswick Beats St John’s 14 to 11 in windy Husky Park tilt
Brunswick held a late scare as St John’s rallied for six runs in the final frame to pull within three, but Garrett matched power with unusual pitching quirks and homered twice as Brunswick outslugged St John’s 14 11. Garrett pitched left handed to left handers and right to right handers while also hitting a homer. Warner started for St John’s and was charged with the loss.
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Bill Warner
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Don Rice
Frederick High
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Thurmont Little League Teams Complete Tryouts
George W. Wireman announces Thurmont Little League has completed tryouts with new players chosen. Open ing game set for Saturday May 26, with practice by Dodgers Tuesday Orioles Wednesday Braves Thursday and Colts Friday. Game schedules to be distributed opening day.
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Thurmont
Dodgers
Orioles
Braves
Colts
Dod
Cyril Duncan
Saturday May 5 Evening Radio Schedule Brightens Local Airwaves
A digest of programs across stations including News Orleans Jars eb's John Flynn mbs Martin Block abe 6 18 News Comment abe World Traveler mbs 30 Totng Ideas cbs Washington Report mbs 45 Commentary mbs 7 00 Juke Box Jury cba Pop the Question mbs 1 30 Jack Wriiten abe Magic of Music mbs 0 Country Music cbe Dancing Party abe Wheel of Chance mbe 9 00 News chs Nova Music abe Hawaiii Cally mbs 30 Grand Ole Opry abe Guy Lombardo mbe National Jukebox abe 10 00 Jerome Orchestra abe Monitor abe Philadelphia Orchestra cbs 10 30 Henry Jerome cbs Army Show abc 11 00 News Varieties all nets
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Washington Report
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Magic of Music
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Abe Wheel of Chance
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Nova
Abe Guy Lombardo
Jerome
Philadelphia Orchestra
Henry Jerome
Abc
News
All
Television Program Schedule Summary
A dense listing of TV programs and times across networks NBC ABC CBS and more. Programs include The Gold Rush drama Beat the Clock Perry Como Jackie Gleason Gunsmoke The Greatest Story Face the Nation and Billy Graham specials with multiple late night news and church programs.
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Perry Como
Jackie Glearon
Jan
Jimmy Durante
Abe
Gunamolke
George Gobel
Nbe
Runyon Theater
Local sports page highlights Frederick high track triumph and rosters
Frederick High won a triangular track meet with Hagerstown and High Point, taking seven firsts led by Bob Eyler who double won sprints and the broad jump. Other notes list new players for Orioles Braves Colts plus ongoing season plans and upcoming meets, with results from recent events and individual performances across events.
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Hagerstown
High Point High
Frederick
High Point
Bob Eyler
Dave Meadows
Wayne Fender
Jim Fraser
Westminster
Belair
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Cumberland
Eyler
Winpigier
Britt
Davis
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Kissel
Beldon
Smith
Hutton
Hose
Wagner
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Clark
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Federline
Win‘ingler
Garver
Grove
Fout
Meadows
Fender
LeGore
Davison
Swales
Nichols
Meehan
Jis
Henry
Wagen-scott
Stup
Baseball scores and schedules from Detroit to New York
Daily baseball results and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues. Scores include Detroit, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Kansas City, Washington, New York, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Chicago. Listings show game times and pitchers for upcoming matchups.
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Ginsberg
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Gem
Constanty
Berra
Detroit
Associated Press
Boston
Foytack
Marlowe
Wilson
Parnell
Sisler
White
New York
Meveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland A &St
Magile
Narleski
Zaverink
Washington
Smith
Kansas City
Donovan and Lollar
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Clevenger
Courtney
Kretlow
McDermott
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Roberts
Seminick
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Katty Burdette
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Crandall
Hoe
Delock
Cleveland
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Ferrarese
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Philadelphia
Craig
Potolsky
Jomez
Spahn
Nuxhall
Fehmeier
Jones
M'waukee
St. Loui
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Pittsb’gh
Chgo
St Louis
No Hit No Run Game At Fort Detrick Intramural
Private First Class Lloyd Johnson pitched a no hit no run game guiding the Stealers to a 4 104 victory over the Snipers in the opening week of Fort Detrick intramural softball. Johnson issued five walks but kept control in tight spots as Rangers beat Navy 10 7 and the Louies 13 4 in other games. Next week features seven intramural games and a Varsity team in the Frederick Twilight League.
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Army
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Minneapolis
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Rang
Wamsville Cowboys Seek Strong Showing With New Faces
The News previews Wamsville teams with nine new faces and reliable hurlers Clark Cable Varold Teasers and Arthur Decons returning. Key players include Raymond Pazder Bugs Charles Dickson Private Turner and Lt Hood Geisbert with strong outfield options led by Jim Bagent Ray Hiltner and Dick Kennedy.
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Fave Clark Cable and Varold
Ers
Arthur Simon
Raymond Pazdersky
Bugs
Charles Dickson
Wesley ‘Turner
Semenes Ee
Stanley A. Boehmer
Otie
Hargett
Wilcom
Vandals
Milton E.hood Geisbert
Everett Mor- Prickett
Sox
Morton Iris
Antelman
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Jemski
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W. Stanley
Don Louis Louies
Edward J. Bar
Nelson Myers
Bour Jr
Roy Hiltner
Don McClain
Gene Giesler
Jim Bagent
Ray Hiltner
Dick Kennedy
Ed McClain
Donald Wilcom
Middletown and State School Tie in Meet
Middletown High and Maryland State School for the Deaf battled to a 43 all tie in a dual track meet at Maryland School. Standouts included McGee and Parsons leading MSSD with multiple wins. Sigler and Ifert also scored for Middletown as the meet finished even with key relay and field events shared.
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Maryland
Wesley McGee
Jim Parsons
Roy Sigler
Gene Ifert
McGee
Parsons
Sigler
Ifert
MSSD
Horman
Parson Tatsspy
Waltermyer
Kline
Zittle
Keller
Shoemaker
Fogh
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Stevens
MD Kephart
Brough
Mert
Hamberton
Kephart
Maryland School
G. Patterson
J. Waltermyer
R. Hambleton
J. Parsons
Tjamsville Host To Harmony Sunday
The Tjamsville Maple Leafs host Harmony in a Heart of Maryland game. Southpaw D. Baker, a known jinx to the club last year, may start. Manager Bill Wilcom refuses to predict the outcome but promises one of the Leafs best hustling efforts in years.
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Maryland
Maple Leafs
D. Baker
Maple Leaf
Billy Wilcom
Bobby Loun
Eddy Giesler
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