Orioles Rally Past Indians In Tight Night Contest
Baltimore stays within two games of Cleveland after a 6 5 victory as Mar Pappas wins his third straight start. Gary Bell takes the loss and Ray Webster belts Cleveland’s only homer of the game.
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Leagues Leaders by The Associated Press
National League leaders include Aaron Milwaukee hitting .494 and Burgess Pittsburgh at .393 in batting. Mathews Milwaukee leads runs with 21, while Robinson Cincinnati and Demeter Los Angeles top RBIs with 27 and 6. Pinson Cincinnati leads hits with 32. Temple Cincinnati tops doubles with 3. Mathews also among triples leaders. Aaron and Mathews among home run leaders. pitchers featured include Burdette and Kubek homers noted for New York and Kansas City.
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Cubs Pitcher Dave Hillman Fires First MLB Shutout
Yesterday the Cubs defeated the Cardinals 3-0 as Dave Hillman allowed only two singles and one walk to secure his first major league shutout. In other games the Cardinals edged the Phillies and Pirates, with Musial and Cunningham delivering key hits.
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Maryland Varsity Alumni Clash Set For Saturday at Byrd Stadium
Maryland schedules the ninth annual Varsity Alumni football game in Byrd Stadium at 2 30 p m on Saturday with over 30 alumni expected to return including famed all Americans from past Terp teams. The event caps a spring doubleheader with the undefeated lacrosse team facing Army at 12 30 p m.
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Bielski
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Shenandoah Downs May 3 Night Selections and Races
Post time 7:45 PM at Shenandoah Downs features nine races with purses from 1,000 to 51,000. Notable entries include Elgol 114 facing Titian Heather 14. four year olds and up contesting six furlongs. selections list Happy Hobby and Mistemar among top contenders.
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Local Names Listed in Unclear OCR Row
Readable fragments name Cecil Stevens Walter Stevens and others including Thomas May fecachi Feazga Routzahn Ahak Stull among scattered mentions. No clear event or context provided.
Lane’s comments on Yankees slump and Indians rise
New York Yankees face questions as Cleveland general manager Frank Lane labels the Yanks not a slump but a trend. Lane, who built the Indians with Minnie Minoso, Jimmy Piersall, Vic Power and Billy Martin, credits early spark to George Strickland and Woody Held while praising his screwball lineup’s desire. He notes Cleveland can beat the Yanks if healthy and maximizes five or six players.
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Shoemaker poised for Triple Crown bid in major races
In Baltimore AP report trainer Brookmeade's Elliott Burch says Bill Shoemaker will ride Sword Dancer in the Preakness and Belmont after Tomy Lee's Derby effort left him unavailable. Sword Dancer, beaten a nose in the Derby, shifts from Bill Boland to Shoemaker as he chases three crown races. Also notes EM Dolce Nominee for Preakness and Eagles sign two defensive tackles Jess Richardson and Don Owens for 1959 season.
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Rotary Edges Shell In Final Inning For Narrow Win
Rotary scored two runs in the final inning to beat Shell 3 to 2. The winning run came on a bases loaded situation after a wild pickoff attempt at third by Bush of Shell. John Hammond tripled for the extra base hit. Reliable pitching by Trout and Winpigier highlighted the tense finish as Rotary erased a 2-0 deficit.
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Back-to-back holes in one by Vermilion and Holmes
In Louisville the odds were immense but Ed Vermilion and Tommy Holmes witnessed back-to-back holes in one on the Iroquois course. Both used a seven iron and the pair finished with Vermilion and Holmes teeing off in sequence for a remarkable ace run.
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Terp Trackmen Travel to N C for ACC Meet
Maryland's track team heads to Columbia South Carolina to defend the ACC outdoor title aiming for a fourth straight crown. The Terps, undefeated in dual meets since 1955, face strong opposition from Duke and North Carolina with defending champions in multiple events and top marks across sprints hurdles and field events. The Maryland golf squad also heads to Chapel Hill for the ACC tournament while the Terps wrap a 7 31 dual meet season.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The table shows American League standings with Cleveland Baltimore Washington Chicago Kansas City Boston New York Detroit and results from recent games. National League entries list Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati with upcoming matchups.
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Hemus promises new faces on cards team
St Louis manager Solly Hemus vows changes within 10 days after loss to Philadelphia as pitchers falter. GM Bing Devine urges calm and notes bullpen, hitting woes, and that trades aren’t simple while players must pull out of doldrums.
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MSG offers Sugar Ray Robinson 500000 for fight
Madison Square Garden offered Sugar Ray Robinson 500000 dollars plus a percentage to defend his middleweight title against Carmen Bassito. MSG general manager Harry Markson said negotiations would continue after talking with Robinson, who had been stripped by the NABO for ring idleness.
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