Jamsville and Damascus spark three straight wins
Jamsville and Damascus rode three game win streaks to stay atop the Maryland State League, with Damascus beating New Market 13 5 as Benson aided seven hits. Beallsville beat Brunswick and Frederick thumped Jefferson in a slugfest 28 6, while Mt Airy slid past Hamsville 7 4 and Frederick topped Jefferson 28 6.
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Whitey Jones
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Poolesville
Jack Rutter
Billy Burdette
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Damascus Defeats New Market In Tight Baseball Tilt
In a gritty matchup Damascus beat New Market 4 to 2 after a strong display by pitchers Benson and Day. Key contributors included Miller Steckman Gibbs and Johnson with two base hits, while Day allowed four earned runs over six innings.
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Patterson Jones Basilio face unranked foes this week
Floyd Patterson Tiger Jones and Basilio defend high ratings on a boxing card in New York with a Coley Wallace bout against Billy Gilliam. Patterson meets Jesse Turner in Brooklyn Monday while Jones draws a substitute foe at Madison Square Garden Friday. The Watfare Gilliam heavyweight bout replaces Archie Moore Jimmy Slade, with all four bouts televised across CBS NBC and ABC networks.
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Tiger Jones
Carmen Basilio
Coley Wallace
Billy Gilliam
Patterson
Jesse Turner
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Wight
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Joe Maxim
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Rocky Castel- Lewis
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Archie Moore
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Saturday Preakness To Be Its Richest
Baltimore May 9 The entry of Tasseyampa at a 7500 fee helps make the 78th Preakness the richest Pimlico classic. Ring King Ada L Rice also expected, having won stakes at Laurel and viewed as a strong supplement. Cizanne and Walmac Farm contenders add to a purse likely exceeding 122500.
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Ada L. Rice
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Cizanne
Walmac Farm
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Birds Win One At Last In Tight Baseball Action
New York reports show Detroit and Brooklyn solidifying top spots by winning. Tigers beat Chicago 3 2 in 1 inning, White Sox and Tigers tied 0 0 in 10 innings. Dodgers edged Phillies 2 1 for a half game lead over Cincinnati, who beat St. Louis 16 5. Cleveland failed to pass White Sox as Bob Turtey pitched a four hitter for Baltimore 2 1 over the Indians in 1 inning. Gil Coan drove in the winning run in the 10th. Prize money details noted for a horse race, plus local league results and other notes.
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Boo Turley
Cleveland Indians
Marciano drills ahead of June title fight in New York
Rocky Marciano completed another four round drill in Yonkers as heavy training continues for the June 17 bout with Bacard Chamios. The boxer's camp reports 74 rounds total since April 2, with daily sessions building toward the title defense.
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German Selar jaw wins first major half tourney at Greenbrier Open
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on May 9 German Selar jaw of Boca Raton Florida won his first major half tournament finishing in a three way sudden death playoff on the Greenbrier Open third hole as Sam Snead missed a short putt.
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German Selarjlau
Boca Raton
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Telecast costs and sponsorship woes of hearings noted
The piece discusses NBC telecasting Senator McCarthy hearings over two days costing about 125000, noting sponsorship impacts on pay as you see TV, and contrasts with British star Gilbert Hardvingels earning 50 a week. It ends with an advertisement for Stromberg Carlson TVs from Frederick Maryland.
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