Yankees End Slump With 7 4 Win Over Red Sox
New York defeats Boston 7 to 4 after two errors and late hitting spark a three game skid breaker. Johnny Sain star pitched seven innings with a two run homer and three RBIs, while miscues by Pesky and Piersall helped fuel a decisive sixth inning.
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200 Friends Honor Ramsey on Birthday Dinner
George W. Buck Ramsey longtime manager in the Blue Ridge League was feted by over 500 friends at a Harrisburg Elks Lodge dinner for his 3rd birthday anniversary. He received a wrist watch and a $1,000 check, with prominent congratulators including Casey Stengel and Leo Durocher. Ramsey began pro play in 1903, later managed in the Blue Ridge League and Bethlehem Steel League, and helped recruit Lefty Grove to Jack Dunn.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American League results list New York over Boston seven to four and Philadelphia over Washington nine to three, with St. Louis beating Cleveland while Chicago defeated Detroit eight to five in rain-affected games. Today’s slate includes Boston at New York, St Louis at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Detroit, with the St Louis–Cleveland match suspended to May eighteen and edited track events at Hagerstown Speedway featuring 30 top Modified Stock Car entrants and drag races.
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Radio Program Listings and Derby News Update
A hazy radio program schedule for WEMD 838 and ABC NBC WBAL networks is presented alongside Kentucky Derby item noting Hill Gail’s owner Ben Jones confirms Hill Gail must miss Belmont due to an ankle issue. Also reports Holstein cattle records, farm production tests, and local league results in Maryland and Pennsylvania with several race and dairy updates.
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Red Rolfe's Job In Danger
Detroit May 9 Private sources in the tired baseball town say manager Red Rolfe must lift the Tigers from a 4-14 start and a last place psyche. With 18 games played, Detroit sits three games behind Philadelphia, a home stand with Chicago looming, and confidence remains high in Rolfe despite a slow start. The farm system and front office are blamed for the slump, yet players gave him a 100 percent vote of confidence.
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Saigh Again Denies Cards Are For Sale
ST. LOUIS May 9 Fred M. Saigh denied again today that his St Louis Cardinals are up for sale He told reporters sports writers from many places have bugged him with inquiries The Cardinals are not for sale now or at any time He has not discussed selling with anyone and will not No pressure has been brought on him to sell He intends to stay amid rumors tied to an April 22 tax evasion indictment and possible trial date Branch Rickey of the Pirates was named as a possible buyer in New York notes Saigh said he spoke with Rickey about a player deal and Rickey said he had no sale talks with him
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Golden Terror Returns On May 19 At Hagerstown Armory
Pro wrestling card led by Gene Stanlee and the Golden Terror features four matches at the Hagerstown Armory on May 19. Other bouts pair Dick Steinborn with Jack Dillion, Zebra Kid versus Roland Meesk ver, and Kenny Ackies against Jungle Boy in the opener.
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Frederick to Meet Woodbine Sunday Opener at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Baseball Club of the Maryland State League opens the 1952 season at McCurdy Field on Sunday May 11 at 2 pm. Mayor Den Rice will throw out the first pitch with League President Wm Burall catching. Woodbine, from Howard County, will oppose the Frederick club.
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National League Games Set Across Cities Tonight
In the National League, Pittsburgh hosts Chicago while Philadelphia visits Brooklyn and New York plays Boston. Cincinnati travels to St Louis as two night games are listed and Chicago welcomes Pittsburgh to close the program.
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Pointers Face Damascus Nine In State League Opener
Point of Rocks hosts Damascus in a Maryland State Baseball League opener after rain forced April 27 postponement. The Rocks, bolstered by returning ace Harve McCutcheon, seek a second loop win at home following a 27 run on Woodbine and a 15 strikeout no hit debut last Sunday. Damascus enters with a 6-3 loss to Frederick and aims to steady a young squad.
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Point of Rocks bats overpower Woodbine in seven innings
In Frederick on May 10 1962 Point of Rocks hammered Woodbine with 32 safeties 14 doubles and four triples in seven innings due to darkness Harper's hitters stood out while Woodbine pitchers faltered The loss ends Woodbine's chance at a victory as the contest was shortened by agreement after heavy scoring and time constraints The Point club showed a strong hitting performance with extra base hits that demoralized Woodbine and likely signals trouble for Woodbine's pitching in upcoming league games
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Walkersville Girls Softball Defeat Creagerstown 14 11
Walkersville girls softball team beat Creagerstown in a high scoring Friday game at Walkersville. Final score 14 to 11 with Walkersville showing strong hitting and offense throughout the contest.
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11 Inning Game To Be Replayed In American League Decision
CHICAGO May 9 The Washington Detroit game ended after 11 innings tied 4 4 to permit Detroit to catch a train It is not suspended and must be replayed entirely under a new American League rule President Will Harridge said Reports claiming the game would resume from the 11th inning before May 31 night in Washington were incorrect The game passed the nine inning line and was called for darkness and train considerations under league policy.
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Senate approves small loans for released prisoners
The Senate sent to the White House a bill allowing the Justice Department to issue loans up to 150 dollars to selected prisoners upon release from federal prisons. The aim is to help them bridge the gap until their first paycheck arrives.
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