Tri County Baseball Opener Sparks Narrow Wins
Middletown edged Walkersville 2 to 1 in a tied score battle as Crone held nine hits and Strobel starred for Middletown. Creagerstown roared back from a 4 0 deficit to beat Doubs 8 to 5 behind a late rally. Brunswick beat Buckeystown 6 to 8 in the late innings while Lovettsville defeated Lander 4 to 3 in a ninth inning finish.
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Middletown
Buckeystown
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Ledger
Walkersville Miol
Glade Center
Doubs
Brunswick
Strobel
Stauffer
Walkersville
Fanning
Cannon
Robert Lee Page
Mentzer
G. Cooper
Cooper
Lander
Walkersville AB
Wisner
Kelly
Smith
Crum
Devilbiss
Zimmerman
Ramsburg
Middletown AB
R. H QO
A. E. Brandenburg
Zecher
Horine
Butts
Keller
Lutz
Ohler
Shafer
Ziegler
Wiles
Lf Crone
Drum
Horiie
Shater
Crone
National League Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Games
National League results show Cincinnati 14 Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 8 Boston 3, New York 10 Chicago 1, Brooklyn and St. Louis 7 1st game 2 innings called for Sunday law. Saturday finals listed include Brooklyn 10 over Chicago 4 and others. tonights games include Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Nite games. LIBERTY AT WOODSBORO The Maryland State League postponed game between Liberty town and Woodsboro will be played Wednesday at Woodsboro at 6. Other clubs with postponed games urged to complete as soon as possible by Red Burall. TO OPEN TUESDAY The American Legion Junior Baseball League opens Tuesday at 6 with three games St. John's vs Liberty at Liberty Reformed Church vs Lions, Eagles vs Y M C A at Elm Street School. Thursday schedule to be announced.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Toady
Liberty
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Red” Burall
Burall
American Legion Junior Baseball League
St. John's
Liberty At Liberty
Reformed Church
Lions
Eagles
Elm Street
Lovettsville
R. H
Lander
Lorettaville
Foster
Dixon
G. Cooper
Mentzer
thita—Danner
Eyter
L. Potts
R. Woods
Danner
G. Pearl
Creagerstown-Crewsedge Summary of Baseball Game
Summary records Doubs from Creagerstown losing 6 to 4 as Creagerstown 6 earns. Plumer Fry two-base hits. Shafer Eaves Kolb Byrnes Blower Cook Beachley D. Cook Lare steal bases. Willard allows 6 hits in six innings. Lare 6 in 3 1 3 innings. Blower K 3 3 innings. Umpire Lambert. Time two hours. Scorer Gloua! Long.
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Doubs Guuvus
Creagerstown
Thomas
Doubs
Fogle
Willard
Lare
Blower
Davis Baker
Lambert
Gloua
P. Kolb
Shaffer
A Byrnes
G. Pare
U Blower
Davis
Tracey
Baker
Ponder After Triple Crown
Louisville reports that Ponder’s Derby victory is blamed on Missouri magic. Ben Jones, the Missouri mentor, was surprised by the colt’s dash as Jones had left Ponder out of his Preakness plans. Jones had doubted Ponder’s Derby chances hours before post time.
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Louisville
Missouri
Ponder
Ben Jones
Jones
Houdini
Calumet Farm
Deluxe
Keenland
Baltimore
Plain Ben
Liberty Wins In Thriller At Mt Airy And More
Liberty Townships teams opened Maryland State League play with a 16 to 15 victory over New Market as Ozark Ike Garber hit his second homer of the game in the ninth. Mt. Airy fell 16 to 0 to Libertytown, while Woodsboro won 15 to 5 at home and Sjamsville beat Frederick’s Hustlers 15 to 5. Strawsburg went 4 for 5 with a homer as Trout struck out a dozen for Sjamsville. McCutcheon held Mt. Airy to three hits, and Wagner hit two triples for Sjamsville.
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Point of Rocks
Libertytown
Woodsboro
Tramsville
Ozark Ike Garber
New Market
Mt. Airy
Woodbine
Frederick
Sjamsville
Garber
Strawsburg
Harv McCutcheon
Wes McCutcheon
Martz
McKenzie
Johnny Trout
Tamsville
Trout
Sheffler
Charlie Holland
Sherry McKenzie
Tony Wagner
Rockej AB
R.H.O. A
J. Huffer
A. Hartman
Damascus
Union Bridge
Blue
Ridge Summit
R. Haines
Ojoff
Frederick H. Luffer
H. McCutch
Dawson, Jr
Montgomery
B. Hartman
Middletown
R. Hartman
Spahh
Taneytown Gartrell
Paik E . Aloe Acura
Butler
Main
Valley Clan
K. Day
Ine
Shell
Boone
Shafer
Crone
Stroup
Easton
Morris
Rocks
Hartman
W. McCutcheon
H. Mc Norris
Smith
Cutcheon
Wagner
W. Me- Jones
R. Hart- Norris
Smithman
McCutch
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O. A. E. Ing
Brandenburg
Horiie
Um H. Keller
Plre
Hargett
Ep . Norwood. Lutz
Rf. C. Shafer
Hustlers
Bruchey
Sanier BP
Marendt
Wiles
Schindel
Colliflower
R. Oe
R. Burdette
Hamsville AB
R. H.O. A. E. Lunn
Ciif
Murray
Bowers
Williams
Gline
MacKenzie
Sensency
Abrecht
Holland
Duvall
Jordon
Snape
Grubbs
Hines
Myers
Rf Morris
Ee “ Johnson
Frederick Drs
Tjamsville
Marenét
Mid- Grubbs
Didtown
Luhn
Senseney
Shef
Remsberg
Murfer
Gaver
Keller
Cline
Trout Easton
Brachey
O Crone
Strine
M. Shafer
Dan Moylan
Crum
Clem
Haney
Rockville
Ty Sne
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Damascus
R. Fleming
W. Warfield
R. Summers
T. Frizzle
Urbana
Seck
Market AB
R. H. O. A. E. Wagner
Hildebrand
Stockman
Mt. Airy AB
H. C. Ale
McLain
R. Watkins
Wayne. P
Welty
Summers
J. Burall
Ee Boon
A. Norris
Liberty AB
Rice
Reapp
Woodsboro AB
H. Ova
E. Smith
Kehne
Shankle
New Warfield
Nor- Market
Libertyris
Town
Norris
Ramsburg
Lewis
Stout
Dixon
Straws- Smith
Dorsey
Bushburg
Etzner
Repp
Engle
Woodbine vs Woodsboro baseball game summary
Woodbine and Woodsboro split a 15 inning game with Woodbine winning 6 to 3. Harris Remsberg and H Trout led Woodsboro with multiple hits, while Gilbert earned the win for Woodbine and Fleming took the loss. Crum hit a three-base hit for Woodsboro and Gilbert hit a home run for Woodbine. Umpire Noonan and scorer Etzler noted a two hour two minute barnstormer.
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D. Flames
Hartman
Woodsboro
EB. Flickinger
Remsburg
R. Trout
H. Trout
Crum
Dixon
Wachter
Powell
Gilbert
Toms
Dorsey
D. Haines
Woodbine
Harris
Remsberg
Summers
Haines
Heart Of Mt League Opens With Area Wins
Heart of Mt league openers saw Thurmont, Mt. Airy, Broad Run and Myersville win. Thurmont beat Day Midgets 11 to 8 and Mt. Airy topped Florence 8 to 5 in Howarth County. Broad Run defeated New Windsor 7 to 4 at home while Myersville upset Pickett's Corner 12 to 9 in Upper Valley. Beachley powered Broad Run with a triple and single, while Shafer shut the door late for Myersville. Florence Mt. Airy game marred by 17 errors.
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Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Broad Run
Myersville
Heart of Maryland
Mugs Shafer
Tourmont
Baseball scores and town election results at Woodsboro
The American League results show New York 12 over Detroit 0 and Washington 7 to 2 with Cleveland 3 to 0 and Boston 10 to 4 in a day with St. Louis 6 to 3 and Chicago N 2 to 3 while Phila 3 3. Woodsboro voters re elected all incumbent town officials including Burgess Harry C Dorens and commissioners Melvin Anders Lawrence R Dorsey and George Etzler without opposition.
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Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Phila
Woodsboro
Harry C. Dorens
Melvin Anders
Lawrence R. Dorsey
George Etzler
McLain Becomes Evarly Ky Chief Police in Unstable Town
Bob McLain, 23, takes the oath as chief of police of Evarly Kentucky as shootings have kept the post vacant for months. Two former chiefs face indictment for the December slaying of a third ex-police chief in the Kentucky town.
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Bob McLain
Evarly
McLain
Kentucky
Brunswick Eagles sweep Urbana in county softball twin bill
Bruns wick Eagles defeated Urbana 2 0 and 4 3 in two well played games opening the County Softball League race. Charley Barker homered with two aboard as Ballenger overpowered Mountain dale 19 4 and 7 1 at Feagaville. Harmony fell to Jefferson 11 4 and 10 2 as Fogle Remsburg and Ayres homered. Ballenger fanned nine in game one. six Harmony errors aided the second.
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Jefferson
C. Cline
A. Shank
Norman Stone
Warren Carr
East Eighth Street
Ballenger
Harmony
Fogle
Remsburg
Ayres
R. H. EL Urbana
Eagles
Lenhart
Connelly
Price
Robey
EL Urbana
Heine
Moore
Huffer
Minnick
R. H
W. Blank
J. Easterday
H. Davis
J. Powell
H. Powell
R. H. E. Ballenger
Mountaindale
A. Shook
J. Shafl
R. H. E. Harmony
Grove
Baker
Ropp
Cline
Ferrell
House
R.H. EL Harmony
Jefferson Eis
F. Ropp
Lakin
Indians Beaten Twice By Nats
New York May 8 The Washington Senators and New York Giants extended win streaks to seven and six games as they swept doubleheaders. The Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 7-3 and 2-0 with Rae Scarborough pitching in the opener and Sid Hudson outdueling Al Benton in the nightcap. The Giants trounced the Chicago Cubs 10-1 to seize first place in the National League, while the Boston Braves dropped a doubleheader to the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-3 and 11-8.
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New York
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rae Scarborough
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Senators
Bearden
Sid Hudson
al Benton
Hudson
Indians
Benton
Detroit
Sherry Robertson
EL Pittsburgh
Boston
Chambers
Muncrief
McCullough
Sain
Barrett
Masi
Salkeld
R. H.E
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Lombardi
Casey
Riddle
Fitzgerald
Bickford
Hogue
Potter
Baltimore Air Show May 21 22 A 1930s Event
Baltimore aviation groups plan a May 21 and 22 air show at the municipal field with 15 modern aircraft on display and demonstrations. Pre 1930 designs will be shown for contrast, including crop dusting banner towing glider runs and in flight mail pickup. A special June flight on Sunday May 22 invites 350 to 400 visiting private planes to the municipal airport. Airlines clubs manufacturers and the State Aviation Commission sponsor the event.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Municipal Field
Richard A. Jamison
State Aviation Commission
Aviation Progress Exposition of Maryland
Jamison
So That You Can Hear Again Free Brochure Delivers Hope
Advertise.cat offers a free brochure for deafened persons titled So That You Can Hear Again. The guide promises practical advice and encouragement for those troubled by hearing loss, including sermons, music, and friendly companionship. To request, send a penny postcard with name and address to BELTONE Dept 18 1450 W 19th St Chicago 8 111. Share with a friend who may be hard of hearing.
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Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
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Tommy Thompson
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Heart of Mt. League
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White Sulphur Springs
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Bobby Locke
Illinois
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Nation Wide Service
Ralph W. Boyer
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Swift
Waynesboro
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Melvin M. Engle Ottit
Carroll
Frederick, Md
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Ladiesburg
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Harry Trout
Ralph Weybright
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