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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1959

Page

6

Red Sox Lose Cavernous Game In Sloppy Play

Boston drops a poorly played contest as errors and erratic batting let Boseox fall. O'Dell was tagged with the loss after a rough ninth inning. Runnels and Jensen homered for Boston, while Sullivan drove in runs for the Orioles in a chaotic scoring sequence.

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Walkersville Defeats Thurmont In Maryland League Game

Walkersville won its fourth straight baseball game with a 14 to 9 victory over Thurmont yesterday. Zimmerman Green Duncan B Smith Dorsey and Strawburg doubled to pace a 19 hit attack while Eaves and Strausbourn doubled between them. The big four run fourth inning showcased Walkersville’s offense in a high scoring clash at local field.

Walkersville Hish Thurmont Zimmerman Green Duncan B. Smith Dorsey Strawburg Eaves Strausbourn Lions Duble Toste

May 5 1959 Race Card Attracts Attention At Shenandoah

racing card lists nine races with purses from 1000 to 41000 for four and five year olds and up. notable entries include Pardon Bolsac Rex Bazaar and Safe Deposit with fields of seven to nine horses. selections favor several top contenders and a night program at Shenandoah Downs May 9 is noted with local betting buzz.

Bazaar Goya Clever Dancer

Norman Will Not Take Job With Detroit Club

Norman Will Not Take Job With Detroit Club. Big Bill Norman, fired last Saturday after less than a year as manager of the Tigers, says he plans to stay in baseball and will not work for Detroit again. He expresses pride in his work and hints at returning to baseball elsewhere despite the dismissal.

St. Louis Bill Norman Tigers Detroit Norman Tiger Rick Ferrell Ne Tigers

Grange Bowling League Awards Banquet Honors Pomona Grangers

The Grange Bowling League held a banquet at the Peter Pan on Tuesday to honor Pomona Grangers season award winners. Doris Lert led the women with high honors, while Richard Holter and Henry Lakin Jr. topped the men. Middletown Valley claimed top team honors as officers for the coming year were elected.

Pomona Grangers Peter Pan Howard ‘Pearl Doris Lert Ding Pomona Elwood Walter Middletown iValley Eyler Janet Kelley Evelyn Cline Doris Coblentz Frances Darner Louise Stup Betjixy Albaugh Richard ‘Holter Henry Lakins Jr Arthur House Pete Jack Lakin

Indians Top White Sox 3-2 Behind Colavito Homers

Yesterday's Stars The Associated Press notes Rocky Colavito and two Indians players combined for all three hits and drove in every run. A two-run homer by Jung broke a sixth inning tie as Cleveland defeated Chicago 3-2. King-Frank Sullivan. Red Miy singles highlighted the rally.

Indians Chisox Colevito Cleveland Cal Chicago White Sox Associated Press Rocky Colavito Jung White Sox King Frank Sullivan Red Miy Tory F Tete Soles

Orioles Clear Up 1960 Training Plans

Baltimore Orioles clarified plans after a Daytona Beach training misunderstanding. GM Lee MacPhail said the club will likely train in Miami next year, while detailing the Feb 23 start for pitchers and catchers, Feb 26 for the rest, and the March 6 opener. The note notes a 3,000 attendance and a reassertion of the 5-man roster limit.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Daytona Beach Fla Lee MacPhail MacPhail Miami Perio MacPhail Orioles

Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary

The standings show Cleveland 15 6 in the lead with Chicago Boston and New York close behind. Friday results include Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 and Boston 5 Kansas City 4. Sunday’s matchups feature Boston at Baltimore and Washington at New York with NL games including Milwaukee Cincinnati and San Francisco Los Angeles.

E. Chicago Boston Baltimore Hoeit 'i Wilhelm Washi Cleveland New York Turner Detroi—Garver San Francisco Sam Jones Philadelpies Ok. Pet G.B Washington Chicago Kansas City Detroit

Maryland Knocks Wake Forest From ACC Lead With 5–0 Victory

Maryland defeated Wake Forest 5–0 as Bob Plemmons lasted only two innings in Winston-Salem. Poor first inning defense and four hits in the second let the Terrapins seize a 2–0 lead, with Dick Reitz earning the win. Phil Rodgers starred for Maryland with a homer, double, and single as Maryland totaled 13 hits. Jack Phillips led Wake with three hits. Wake Forest slipped to 74 conference wins, a half game behind North Carolina, which beat VE gimia in Chapel Hill.

Mareland Winston-Salem N.C Maryland Wake Forest Bob Plemmons Deacons North Carolina Vegimia Chapel Hill Plemmons Terrapins Dick Reitz Wake Phil Rodgers Rodgers Jack Phillips

Pop Corn Aims For Dixie Handicap Repeat At Pimlico

Pop Corn of Greentree Stables seeks a second straight Dixie Handicap win at Pimlico in the 25 000 added race. The 18 year old event last saw a back-to-back winner in 1925 1926. Pop Corn carries 118 lbs, not top weighted as Cain Hoy Stables One-Eyed King and Langton Breeze have 120. Other likely starters include Mystic Second Air Pilot Inniskhoven Midenirial and Amber Driver.

Baltimore Pop Corn Greentree Old Pimlico Sarazen Cain Hoy Tower Hult Farm Langion Breeze Gulfstream Langton Breeze Meade Stable Ari Borto Camden Handi ii Mystic Air Pilot Inniskhoven Midenirial Amber Driver

Maryland Terrapins Dominate ACC Qualifying Sessions

Maryland's track team qualified 24 men for the finals at the ACC championships, led by a dominant performance over North Carolina. Duke and South Carolina advanced eight each, Clemson four, NC State and Virginia two each, and Wake Forest one. No records were set in the heats, but Maryland appears poised to challenge the 1957 conference record of 83.43 total team points tomorrow.

ACC Columbia. S. C Maryland Terps North Carolina Duke South Carolina Clemson North Carolina State Viriginia Wake Forest T the Terps

Rotary Hangs Up Win Over Price Electric

Rotary defeated Price Electric 6 to 3 in Babe Ruth play last evening as Rotary combined two hits and three errors in their half of the fifth inning to secure the win. Holland and Schade tripled for Rotary, with Beeson and Sueding contributing in the late innings. Score by innings not fully available.

Rotary Price Electric Babe Ruth Holland Schade Rotary Adrh Oae Sueding Beeson Rotary Apigier

Royal Brick Wins Charles Town Feature Race

Sophia Zupkas Royal Brick wins the Flowing Springs Nurses feature at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town W V. The bay son of Royal Visitor goes six furlongs in 1 23 3 3, paying 15 20 to win. Paul Cresci's Papa Tony lowers the track mark for the mile by a full second with a 1 41 1 5 clocking. Crowd of 4 239 bets total 272 041 at the mutuels.

Charles Town W. Va I — Ia Shenandoah Downs Madalena Senandoah Oval Royal Brick Sophia Zupkas Shenandoah’ S Downs Bay Royal Visitor Paul Cresci Papa Tony Hel-Dec

League Leaders And Batting Averages In Major Leagues

League leaders in the American League include Kuenn Detroit 394 Fox Chicago .383 with runs and RBIs led by Cerv City 23 Trisndes Baltimore 21 Fox Chicago 36 Katine Kansas City 7. Home runs Power land Washington 7. Stolen bases Power land 3. In the National League leaders: Pinson Cincinnati 29 Banks Chicago Demeter Los Angeles 26 Hits Aaron Milwaukee 42 Pinson Cincinnati 34. Doubles Temple Cincinnati 11 Burgess Pittsburgh 16 Triples Mays San Francisco 4 Mathews Milwaukee Post Philadelphia 3 Home runs Mathews Milwaukee 30 Aaron Milwaukee 7. Pitching Strixeours Drysdale Los Angeles 47 Spahn Milwaukee 33. Jacobs Leads Oklahoma City Open With 2 36-Hole Total 133 And Leads Palmer Palm er and Go lby by 4 strokes.

Associated Press Kuenn Detroit Fox Chicago Killebrew Washington Power Cleveland Trisndes Balti Lemon His Katine Kansas Tore Williams Boyd Baltimore Fos Strickland Cleve- Hicagzoland Cer House Kansas City Ierewington Jensen Boston Lemonington Powerland Creveli Milwaukee Pinson Cincinuns Robinson Cincinnati Banks Demeter Los Angeles Aaron Temple Burgess Pittsburgh Mays San Francisco Mathews Milwaukee and Post Philadelphia Neal Moon Pittsourth Klippstein Drysdale Spahn

Fight Results Syracuse NM Rudy Stitch Outpoints Ortega

Rudy Stitch of Syracuse New Mexico outpoints Gaspar Ortega of Mexicali Mexico over ten rounds in a lightweight division bout. Berlin Gustav Scholz of Germany outpoints Artenio Calzavar Ta of Italy over ten rounds in a light heavyweight clash.

Associated Press Syracuse Rudy Stitch Louisville Gaspar Ortega Mexicali Mexico Berlin Gustav Bubi) Scholz Germany Artenio Calzavar Italy

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