Sox Rally Delivers Win Over Senators In Ninth
In Washington on May 4 the league leading Chicago White Sox rallied for two runs in the ninth with two outs to beat the Senators 5-4. Orestes Minoso had four singles and four RBI, while Roy Sievers homered for Washington to force a late lead. Willard Marshall added an RBI as Chicago avoided the loss behind Harry Dorish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Orestes
Minoso
Fox
Teghaan
Fadin Vez
Bob Boyd
Willard Marshall
Camilo Pascual
Marshall
Harry Dorish
Viregit Trucks
Siever
Doush
Senators
Jim Busby
Sandy Consuegra
Mickey Vernon
Boyd
Homer
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
Philadelphia Athletics
Reynolds
F Hdy Young
Yanks
Joe Coleman
Yogi Berra
Joe Collins
Braves
Lew Burdette
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Burdette
Pittsburgh
George O'Connell
Cincinnati Redlegs
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Harry Perkowski
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Johnny Temple
Willie Mays
Hank Thompson
Giants
Ernie Banks
Randy Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Banks
Jeff Fielder
George Shuba
Hal Jeffcoat
Ron OE
Chicazo
Erskine
Millikin
Labine
Parker
Kuppetein
Jeffcoat
Tappe
Garagiola
Milwaukee
O'Donnell
LaPalme
Atwell
Crandall
RF HE
New York
OD Jansen
Grissom
Metall
Hearn and
Westrum
Katt
St. Cleve
Perkowski
Banley
Cleevland
Philadelphia
Wynnane
Partocarrero
Roberts
Baltimoore
Coleman
Kasto
Lattlefield
Stuart and
Courtnes Reynalds
Ruzava
Germ
Berra
Silvera
Maryland Rallies To Beat Virginia In Marathon Baseball Game
Maryland used 21 players to come from behind four times and defeat Virginia 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Virginia led three times, but Marylandfielded errors and key hits, including a triple by Chet Hannajak, sealed the win for Maryland. Connie Hemphill earned the decision after a long, error-filled game. Maryland improves to 12-4-1 while Virginia drops to 7-6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
University of Virginia
Terrapins
Virginia
Harry Lee
John Garland
Connie Hemphill
Ernie Berliner
Chet Hanujak
Marstand
Ferps
Cavaliers
Marsland
Bernie Falaney
Tve
Hannah Frank Dilloian
Virginia Ce
Nehmer
Fores
Berry Grafton
Weiss
Hemphill
Faulkner
Walker
Taylor Beats Par At White Sulphur
Taylor from Charleston shoots 64 to lead the Greenliner Open after beating par by five strokes at White Sulphur Springs. Sam Snead on home course struggles to stay atop the field as Herman Scharlau and Jack Burke tie for third at 68. notable West Virginia players and miscues mark a turbulent round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
WoVa
Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Sam Snead
Snead
Herman Scharlau
Boca Raton
Fla
Jack Burke Dr.o
Bealmesha Lake
X.Y
Lnsylar
Falmramnil
New Berry Hills Country Club
Pittsburgh
Collegs
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Petoskey
Mich
Xavier
Bristol
Ervie Ball
Oak Park
Gil Cavanaugh
Cedarhurst
Jimmy Demarel
Walkersville Gladers Beat Elm Street Twice in Doubleheader
Walkersville Junior High softball swept Elm Street School in Frederick High’s venue with a twin win in a two game set. Underwood and Hagelin pitched a three hitter in the first game while Wisner delivered a late homer in game two after a five run rally. Elm Street Eyler struggled behind costly errors as Walkersville gained early control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Elm Street
Frederick High
Gladesters
Elms
Underwood
Hagelin
Eyler
Mercer
Horner
Boyd
Michael
Ausherman
D. Smith
Roundup on Bannister's 4 Minute Mile Legend
A nostalgic round up reflects on Roger Bannister and the 4 minute mile, noting how his feat altered sports journalism and public fascination. The piece laments lost era memories from Oxford and Oxford related venues, and ponders the impact on fans and coverage, contrasting past wonders with present focus.
Lausse Versus Varona Set For N Y C Arena Showdown
Eduardo Lausse, Argentine boxing ace, faces Cuban champion Chico Varona in a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena New York May 7. The Latin flavor will air on ABC and NBC network coverage with Lausse riding a 15 win streak and Varona aiming to extend an undefeated stretch. Lausse has 38 knockouts in 47 of 54 fights, Varona 33 knockouts in 53-3 since 1945. Lausse never stopped. Varona last two bouts won by knockout. Lausse previously fought in the U S in 1983 and Brooklyn in April, outpointing Jesse Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eduardo i Lausse
Tiport
Chico Varona
Bive
St. Nicholas Arena
Lausse
Herder Fenckes
NBC
ABC
Varona
Charlie Johnston
Gavilan
Buenos Aires
Lousse
United States
Johnny Darby
Gus Mell
Tomme Smith
Argentina
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Jesse Turner
Vatona
Frederick High Loses Dual Track and Field Meet
Frederick High School thinclads lost a dual meet 40 to 39 at Bethesda-Chevy Chase Thursday. Coach Jim Fraser’s team faces the Fort Hill Invitational in Cumberland next Friday. Neither school set records, Frederick missing top point-winners but sweeping the high jump as points counted only for the top three places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thinclads
Los
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Jim Fraser
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Bethesda
Athletics Roundup Delays and Debuts in Town Baseball
Today's scores show Chicago and Brooklyn split the day as New York tops Milwaukee 5 3, and Pittsburgh loses to Philadelphia at St Louis due to rain. In the night schedule, rookie pitching matches headline the probables with Antonelli and Newcombe listed for Iyamsville against Law and Valentune. Ramsburg's Iyamsville faces roster gaps as veterans depart. youth and returns shape the pennant bid while several 1953 veterans come back to bolster a rebuilding lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cineinnay
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rookiyn
Newcombe
Simmons
Pittsbursh
Tneghto -Antonelli
Law
St Louis
Cincinnali
Valentune
Chitaie
Cyne Naty
Closeland
Brookls
Gene York
Mawaukee
Washington
ART Boston
Baltimore
Norreit
Boston
Iain Cleveland
O Philadelpha
Martin
Portocarrero
Morgan
Nixon
Ruts
Jablonski
Snider
Green Gross
Cincinnati
Temple
Mays
Mueller
Soi Pata
Rohberts
Moon
Schoendienst
St. Lows
Sauer
Bruton
Radio and TV Schedule and Cadet Track Meet Results
Broadcast listings detail CBS WEMD NBC WBAL WOR ABC WMAL and other stations with evening programs, followed by TV lineups across CBS DuMont and NBC networks. The report closes with a track meet summary: relay wins and individual event placements for the Cadets, naming Hoffman BusSard Sloffman deBrand Fender Main Lin ton Orth Fender Bootes Hahn Schick and Clemson in various places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
NBC
WBAL
ABC
WMAL
Threende
Abe
Tennessee Ernie
Mba
Beulah
Cbs Daily
Abe the Symphonette
Ebs
Abe Nane
Abe Nag Bratanaer
Ohg
Perry Como
Dinah Shore
Abe Mr. Rega
Tracer
Sinatra
Sammy Kaye
Bob Hope
Abe Vodfrey
Dbhs Starway
M. Malloy
Phil
Alice
Abe Ozzie and Harriet
Aba News & Story
Cbs World
Molly
the Cloakroom
Cns
Abo-Tv
Crossroads
Washington
Cbhs
Deems Taylor
Mos
Variety
All Nets
Hoffman
Bussard
Sloffman
Sidebrand
Fender
Main
Gary Linton
Orth
Clemson
Bootes
Hahn
Schick
Mt Airy to Meet Yamsville Sunday in Rivalry Return
Mt Airy baseball club from Parr's ridge travels to Tiamsville Sunday at 2 39 p m for a renewal of a 40 year old rivalry with Yamsville. Both teams recently beat the Frederick Hustlers by the same score 9 to something. A large crowd is expected as Mt Airy relies on ace veteran Tinker Norris and young mound star McKenzie for the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsville
Gino Kamit Iamisburg
Howard Smith
Johnny Carpenter
Bo Pennington
Bud Rice
Iyamsville
Tony Wagner
Johnny Trout
Luther Murray
Bob Marendt
Clyde Martz Marendt
Armed Services
Wagner
Frederick
Trout
Murray
Martz
Tramsville
Bill Crone
Korea
Benny Shellhorse
Bob Rermus
Ramsburg
Lnclude
Jake Wiles
Don Rollins
Max Kehne
Les Delauter
Bill Clem
Sjamsville Methodists
Amsville
Ward
Lncup
Chiz Staley
Dottie Staley
Ilenty Graff
Charley Holland
Danny Moylan
Whitie’ Jones
Mt. Airy Baseball Club
Parr’s Ridge
Tiamsville
Mt. Airy
Jiamsville
Frederick Hustlers
Mr. Airy
Norris
McKenzie
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Pitching
Statistics from the season show Detroit and Chicago leading in major categories. Key figures include Minoso and Groth for Chicago in batting and Jensen and Jensen also among home run leaders, with Measured pitching tallies from Lemon Gromek and others across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tuttle
Detroit
Minoso
Chicago
Groth
Jensen
Benston
Westlake
Clevaland
Vernon
Sievers
Washington
Hunter
Baltimore
Piersall
Boston
Boyd
Michaels
Kaline
McDougald
New York
Busby
Lemon
Cleveland
Gromek
Lopat
Trice
Philadelphia
Turley
Jackson
Sauer
Bell
Cincinnati
Bannister Shatters Mile Record On Home Track
Roger Bannister ran a dramatic sub four minute mile at Leyfield Road on his first race of the year. He clocked 3 59.4 unofficially, with help from teammates Chas Chalazax and Chris Brasher, and improved the record by nearly six seconds to 4 04.1, while observers awaited official IAAF approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Roger Bannister
Lifley Road
Malmo
Sweden
Gunder Haese
Bannister
Shark Bhp Flere
Fella Oxonan
Chas Chalazax
Cambridge
Chris Brasher
Brasher
Chataway
Bannistier
Chatajway
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Minnie Mieso Drives White Sox Past MoeLoUNR LULL Aean
Batting for Chicago White Sox Minnie Mieso collected four singles, drove in four runs and scored the winning tally. MoeLoUNR LULL Aean pitched for the opponent. Lew Burdette scattered five hits for Milwaukee Braves in a 3-0 shutout attempt against Pittsburgh, the first of the season by a Milwaukee pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minnie Mieso
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Moelounr
Lull Aean
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Fights Last Night in Youngstown and Detroit Boxing Cards
Boxing results from Youngstown and Detroit show several decisions with points across different weights. Harold Jones, Tommie Dixon, and J Irvin Steen are among the boxers mentioned, with Newark and San Diego as noted origins. A local East Frederick A C Mid lers team beat Pine Avenue 21 to 7 in a Baker Park game described as a softball match. Bertha collars are advised for updating last year’s strapless cotton tops, with contrasting colors and ribbon joins at the shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Vince Maretinez
Paterson
Harold Jones
Detroit
Newark
Irvin Steen
San Diego
Cabf
Tommie Dixon
New York
East Frederick
A. C. Midlers
Pine Avenue
Baker Park
R. H
J. Baer
Wachter
K. Winpigler
Baker
S. Winpigler
Grove Nine Tops League With Big Win Over Excelsior Dair
Grove Nine tops Excelsior Dairy 11 to 6 at McCurdis Field to move into first in the Babe Ruth League. WP Esler walked too many but allowed only three hits as errors hurt the Dairy. Dairy led 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 with Grove answering 5 0 3 0 0 3 0 x to clinch the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod Grove Co
Excelsior
Dair
McCurdis Field
Rotary
Price Electric
Fonight
Esler
Excelsior Dairy Ab
R.H.C.A.E
Dairy
Grove
Eyler
Lacy
Toms
Malesmeth Sarnfiee
Bowers
House
Garrett
Lipps
Willard
Jenkins
Michael
Esler - Brown - Tams
Hurler
Molesworth
Motorcycle Races at Williams Grove Park and Speedway
Sunday May 9 at Williams Grove Park near Harrisburg, entries listed as sensational with discounted prices. General admission one dollar, free for children under 12, rides amusements shows scheduled from 2:30 to 7:00 PM. Parking and access described with references to nearby turnpike interchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove Park & Speedway
S.W
Harrisburg
U. S
Gettysburg Turnpike
Park
Gods Country Fishing Film Examines Two Regions
A color film dramatizes whether the best game fish come from cold Canadian lakes or Florida waters. The Annex Corporation and Johnson Outheard Motors produced the 30 minute piece starring Red Fisher and Art Nuss, tracing fishing trips to Gods Lake in Canada and to the Bahamas Everglades. It showcases pike, muskie, speckled trout, snook, wahoo and sailfish, concluding that fishing is fun anywhere. The film serves as human interest and instructional aid on spinning tackle and outboards, available upon request to Johnson Motors in Waukegan Illinois and Airex Corporation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
God’s Country
Canadian
Annex Corporation
Spinning Tackle Manufacturers
Johnson
God's Lake
Canada
International Falls
Minn
Bahamas
Everslades
Johnson Motors
Waukegan
Ill
Airex Corporation
Fourth Ave
New York City
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MD Grove
Price
Elee
Fries Flecnie
Shell
Max & W.pimilico
Pimlico
Susan
Garland L. Foreman
Sixth & Market Streets
Roger Rangyste
Osford
Ant Teach Journalis
Wil
Fmd
Iterall
Joe Wheats
Subnormal U
Australia
John Landy
Oxford
DuMont
John Daly
Abe Marge
Jeff
Eddie Fisher
Abo
Stu Erwin
Carayao
Aba
Cba
Dave Garroway
Abe Vara Skatah
Rbe
Ozzie & Harriet
Riley
Hbe
Cbs Film Playhouse
Chs Hartman
Miss Brooks
Cos
Friend Irme
Dbs
Chance of Lifetime
Dhs
Yamsville
Meyer and
Podres
Minner
Nuxhall
Presko
Raschi
Spahn
Haddia
Biologicals
Williamson's Drug Store
N. Market St
Pauline Whitmore
Detour, Md
Sears
Rush
Harmony House
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Patrick William S. Hood, Inc
Davis Marine
Hest
Devalilien and Bank
Lake Te Effoenee
Cen
Bali Wath
Vesttedea
van Neutraima
Dronin
Deinhey’s Sport Store
West Patrick St
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