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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1949
Page
10
The day featured strong pitching from left handers as the New York Yankees lost 6-2 to Bill Wight and the A's won in 13 innings aided by Bobby Shantz's two hits allowed in his relief role. Chicago and Boston won with Schmitz and Spahn delivering shutouts. The Phillies topped the Pirates 4-3 as St. Louis blanked New York 3-0. Loyola beat Mount St Mary’s 7-2 in tennis.
Camp Detrick defeated William Pp Larkin Post American Legion 8 to 7 in a seven inning twilight game Friday. Jim Lewis led the victors with a triple double and single driving in two and scoring three. Bill Hudak Doc Dudasik and Sam Martin added two hits each as Camp Detrick pitchers Jordan and Murray fanned nine. Hoy pitched for the colored team, striking out six with no walks.
North End Civic Association softballers defeated the Elks 16 to 5 in Staley Park, taking a 5 to 3 lead by the fifth inning. Lanner added four hits, while Bud Frank and Buddy Lewis each had three as North End poured in nine runs on eight hits and one Elk error in the decisive frame. The Optimists meet Lions next Monday to begin week two.
Summary of yesterday's American League games with Chicago defeating New York six to two Philadelphia over Detroit five to four and Washington besting St Louis eight to seven. Other teams not on the schedule. Tonight's 13 inning matchups include New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland. Frederick High May Day soft ball title was won by Room 11-It with a 12 to 4 victory in five innings.
The Frederick Hustlers start the 1849 season Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at McCurdy Field against the Washington Dons. The visitors feature notable Georgetown and Maryland alums, with Ed Moyle at first base and a lineup that includes Dock Jew Colbert Lou Pettey Bill Smith Charlie Burns Buddy Taylor Rip Rapee L Harris Ed Clark Bobby Myers Sunny Hutton R Liggett J A Sterling Jack Donald and others.
City Softball League results mention Dr Pepper teams and forfeited collateral of 580 dollars for Vernon Roderick and Robert Derry, with Claude Gardner jailed 25 days by Magistrate Manuel Weinberg. Lester Chase receives suspended six month sentence for carrying concealed weapons. case continued since mid April. Dre Pepper players plan to travel to Hagerstown for two games with the Moose Club, meeting at 12 30 Sunday at the State Armory.
New York May 62 The attorney for Fred Boysen a Brooklyn baseball fan said he would seek court permission Monday to withdraw a simple assault summons against Jee Durocher manager of the New York Giants. Witnesses refuse to come forward and are changing their stories. The summons was obtained in Upper Manhattan on a charge that Durocher assaulted Boysen after a Giants Dodgers game at the Polo Grounds on April 28.
New York defeats St. Louis 3 0 while Boston posts six to Cincinnati one Chicago beats Brooklyn 4 to 2 Pittsburgh runs over Cincinnati 3. Upcoming matches: Boston at Cincinnati Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. A federal tax lien for 18399 is recorded against J W Masser of 1608 North Market Street in the Circuit Court Clerk's office.
Derby forecast calls for showers and possible thunderstorms ahead of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The event features 14 entries with a purse of 100000 dollars. Olympia is the heavy favorite. Eddie Arcaro rides for owner F W Hooper and trainer Ivan Parke.
Tjameaville, MS League champions, start the season at Yamsville Sunday at 2 p m against the Frederick Junior Hustlers. Yamsville features expanded grandstand capacity and infield improvements as Charles Holland and Johnny Trout lead the battery. Fred Oland may miss opener, while Tony Wagner, Charles Bowers, Clyde Marte, George Grubbs, Nelson Myers Jr Jordan and manager Niles Abrecht pace the offense. Sherwood MacKenzie returns from semi retirement to boost fan turnout.
Emmitsburg May 6 Toyota capitalized on three errors to beat Mt St Marys 7 to 2 in a Mason Dixon Conference baseball game. Curran and Donohue limited opponents to five hits each with Curran fanning 11. Loyola built a 2 0 lead in the first, stretched to 4 by the third, and held on for the win.
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