Fifteen Derby Starters Set After Sean E Indian Withdrawal
The Kentucky Derby field was cut to 15 as Sean E Indian withdrew with a right front leg injury. Exhibitionist remained doubtful with a swollen nose but showed signs of improvement. Blue Skyer drew the mount for Earlie Fires after the Keim entry's exit as Bet 500 starter fees and post times drew near, with Abe's Hope favored among possible winners.
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Louisville
Sean E Indian
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Mary D. Keim
Jim Padgett
Blue Skyer
Earlie Fires
Mrs. Keim
Palestinian
Exhibitionist
Padgett
Ray Broussard
Promised Land
Graustark
Buckpasser
Saber Mountain
Moccasin
CBS
Abe
del Carroll
Carroll
Hope
Bill Shoemaker
John Bartell
Robert Byfield
Michael Ford
Omaha
Neb
Don Brumfield
Hart Standout In Relief Cadets Stop Hubs
Hart blanks North Hagerstown in final innings as Frederick High defeats the Hubs 3 to 2. Rannenberger allowed four hits over six and one third innings, striking out 12. Elgin earned the win with a complete game, fanning 10. Cadets steal bases and commit several errors but hold on for victory.
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Ronnie Hart
Cadets
Terry Boyer
Rannenberger
Audie Murphy
Boyer
Jaus
Hub
Sauble
Bob Hartman
Tommy Elgin
Hartman
Hart
O'Bryan
Elgin
Frederick H. Hagerstown
Henson
Naked
Magerstown
Frederick
N. High
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la Hart
Smith
Keller
U—Lake
Lipps
Restroom controversy shadows Thomas Johnson stadium plans
A historical review shows Frederick County Board of Education never included restrooms in the TJ stadium site plans. From 1963 to 1964 the board debated toilet facilities, with bids for the stadium soaring past $100,000 and a plan to add restrooms only emerging in January this year. The stadium was built without restrooms, a press box, or concession stands, reducing capacity and threatening nearby events including the National AAU Meet. The May 16 conference with county officials and health authorities aims to resolve the lingering facilities issue impacting the community and upcoming events.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Board of Education
News-Post
Frederick High School
TJ Stadium
Dale Liegd
James Sensenbaugh
Thomas Johnson
Lloyd
Frederick High
Thomas Johnson High
Frederick
Meet
Is Yankees Dead The Rumors Cut Through The Bronx
New York AP reports rumors circling the Yankees about Johnny Keane’s job security as the club struggles on a road trip. Ralph Houk denies stepping back, CBS and Dan Toppings say no major shakeup, while Burke defends CBS control and the team’s leadership as they chase better hitting and pitching.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
CBS
Johnny Keane
Ralph Houk
Michael Burke
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dan Topping
Houk
Dan Topping, Jr
Yankees
Fifth Avenue Towers
Topping
Cld
Florida
Anaheim
Calif
California
Robert Sylvester
New York Daily News
Burke
N.Y
Sylvester
Frostburg Teacher Files Suit After Nonrenewal
Robert J. Steinpreis, an assistant professor at Frostburg State College, sues for 500000 in U.S. District Court. He alleges damages to his reputation and punitive damages against Frostburg president John H Mores and Dean Franklin C Lane after being notified March 28 that his contract would not be renewed for the next academic year.
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Baltimore
Robert J. Steinpreis
Frostburg State College
U.S. District Court
Steinpreis
John H Mores
Frostburg
Franklin C Lane
Steinspreis
Morey
Birds Rally In 15th Defeat Cleveland In Marathon
Baltimore toppled Cleveland 3-2 in 15 innings as Boog Powell delivered a clutch single and Dave Johnson opened the scoring with a homer. The game stretched past curfew, with Leon Wagner serving as pinch hitter after a nose injury and a bugle signaling play.
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Larry Brown
Indians
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Bob Allen
Andy Etchebarren
Maryland State League Scores and Matchups
Frederick at Creagerstown Rock Sullivan Germantown at New Market Repp Brunswick at Walkersville C Lake A Weddle Mt Airy at Yellow Springs Summers Lipps Harmony at Frederick Vaught Mt Lena at Mt Airy Watkins Baseball North Carolina 5 Maryland 2 Mount St Marys 5 Catholic Ui
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Maryland
Frederick
Creagerstown - Rock
Sullivan
New Market- Repp
Brunswick
Walkersville-C. Lake
North Carolina
Mount St. Mary's
Catholic Ui
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Baseball results show New York beat Chicago 2-1 while Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 8-7 in 11 innings. Cincinnati crushed Los Angeles 7-1. San Francisco swept St. Louis 4-2. Atlanta beat Houston 6-0. Today’s games include Dodgers at Reds, Giants at Braves, Pirates at Phillies, Cubs at Mets, and more. Also notes a Heart of Maryland League practice Sunday at Myersville diamond and a Senior Bowling Tournament in Skokie, Illinois, with 578 bowlers aged 55 plus.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
Drysdale
Ellis
Blasingame
Dierker
Marshhal
St. Lews
Mahaffey
Sisk
Bimniah
Hands
McGraw
Pleasant Walk
Heart of Maryland
Myersville Diamond
Skokie
Til
W. L. Pet GB
W. L. and
G.B
San Fran
Cleveland
Liz Baltimore
California
Aioe
Detroit
Philadel
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Sterday
Middletown Knights defeat Charles Town in afterglow of school record
Middletown High School dominated Charles Town 83 to 79 as Mike Stroup and Richard Throne led the Knights with multiple wins. Stroup set the new Middletown shot put mark at 45 feet 14 inches, while Throne swept sprints and jumps and teammates contributed in events across the meet.
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Middletown
Mike Stroup
Richard Throne
Middletown High School
Knights
Charles Town
Brown
Stroup
Throne
Wilson
Johnson
Mr. Brown
Pearl
Shockey
Strange
Ondson
Risster
Walters
Slaughter
Whitmore
Draper
Sensaney
Adalt
Strong
Kefeuver
Smith
Pole
Wiles
Krouse
Clark
Taylor
C-T
Huttman
Walter
Frederick High School JV Sweeps Harpers Ferry 4 1 Victory
Frederick High School Jayvee baseball opened with a win over Harpers Ferry 4 1 in Harpers Ferry Heerd pitched a three hitter with three strikeouts two walks and two RBIs for Frederick Numan took the loss for Harpers Ferry while Frederick committed two unearned runs on five errors The White House Executive Office Building houses its own bowling lanes and a 10 team league of presidential staffers
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Harpers Ferry
Frederick High School
Jayvee
Phil Heerd
Heerd
Numan
Frederick
Randolph
Mumaw
Rutherford
White House
Secret Service
Frederick IV's Top Brunswick Defeats Brunswick High in Track Meet
Frederick IV's Jayvees beat Brunswick High School yesterday in track with 12 of 18 first places. Brooks led Rail roaders with victories in the 880 yard run and two mile. Multiple events listed with placements for Frederick IV, Brunswick, and other competitors, including Bowie, Putman, Ambush, Cole, and Green.
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Brunswick High School
Brooks
Cole
Putman
Bowie
Darity
Goff
Hebb
Sherman
Corley
Fos Ree
Riggan
Phillips
Edwards
Ambush
Luman
Frederick Bowle
Jackson
Rentsall
Trelle
Green
Hawkins
Eackles
Maln
Vaughn
Rentzel
Hurdies
Porter
Grove
Eshleman
Frederick
Terrell
Dash
Wiles
Ambushy Vaughn
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