Indians accused of spying on signals in doubleheader
Kansas City manager Lou Boudreau charged that the Cleveland Indians used an Army telescope to steal his team's signs during two games, with a jeep and equipment left near the bullpen. Indians executive Hank Greenberg dismissed the claim as preposterous and unproven.
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A's
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Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Hank Greenberg
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Cloyd Boyer
A’s
Jim Hegan
Kansas City
Hal Newhouser
Newhouser
Spook Jacobs
Birds Sell Maxwell To Detroit Tigers
The Baltimore Orioles sold outfielder Charlie Maxwell to Detroit for the waiver price. Pitcher Bob Alexander was optioned to Portland, Ore., on a 24 hour recall as the club trims to 28 players. Maxwell came from Boston in a swap for Sam Mele and hit .250 last season with 26 hits in 74 games.
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Theater TV: Rocky Marciano Fight On TV in New York Area
New York theater TV venues plan to show the Marciano Cockell heavyweight bout May 9. Sixteen cinemas and one drive-in in the metropolitan area expect to attract up to 50 000 viewers, surpassing promoter projections for Kezar Stadium. West Coast blackout noted.
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San Francisco
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West Coast
Five Earned Runs Win For Jayvees Over Brunswick JV
Frederick Jayvee nine took advantage of five Brunswick junior varsity errors for five unearned runs in a 11 1 victory. Cadets opened scoring in the top frame as Centerfielder Cornelius chased Keller’s single into an error, then Compher drove Keller home. Stimax earned the win with four hit pitching for Farmasville, while Burgee took the loss. Umpire Smith and scorer P. Staley assisted as the game ran 2:20.
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Weddle
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Williams to Be Put on Restricted List
Boston reports Ted Williams will be moved from active rosters to the restricted list on Wednesday to free up a roster spot before the May 1 cutdown. Manager Joe Cronin cited Williams divorce and unresolved playing status, noting Williams could be activated on request under league rules.
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Schedule and results in Today's Baseball AP rundown
AP baseball recap and upcoming games list scores, standings, and matchups for the American League and National League. Teams include Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati and Brooklyn with pitchers Newcombe Klippstein Johnson Arroyo Simmons and others mentioned. Multiple games scheduled with times noted and yesterday’s results summarized.
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Mueller Threatens National League Mark
New York May 7 Streaking Don Mueller is three games shy of the National League hit streak record. He leads with 40 hits and has safely hit in 21 straight games, raising his average to .421. Giants and league rivals tracked as the pace quickens toward records and home run leaders.
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McNerce And Johnson Fight Ten To Draw
McNerce and Johnson battled to a ten round draw at Eastern Parkway Arena before about 1,210 fans. McNerce, 23, from Islip, New York, outweighed by nine pounds at 163 to his rival’s 172, and despite a rough comeback after four months sidelined by injuries, he fought bravely. Johnson, 24, of New York, was a 3-1 underdog but gained pressure throughout, signaling more feature bouts ahead.
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Recreation League Latest Results and Trivia Mix
Recreation League results feature Walkersville Mot Borsanale and Joe's Clers finishing in places three and four amid scattered queries. The page also includes mixed trivia on railway dining cars first introduced in 1868 by George Pullman, the inauguration date shift for the presidency, and island geography near the Carolina coast.
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Norris to testify in New York boxing probe over Martinez ban
New York and Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing Club, are set for May 19 as the New York State Athletic Commission investigates claims by Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey that he was blacklisted from fights after a split with manager Bull Daly. Martinez alleges broader blacklisting, with IBC figures defending actions.
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Norris
Chicago
Commission
Julius Helfand
IBC
Harry Markson
Martinez Comant
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Daly
International Boxing Guild
Ted Williams Divorce Granted in Miami Court
In Miami circuit court Judge George E. Holt approved the divorce petition by Dori Williams and postponed alimony decisions. Ted Williams, the former Red Sox slugger, said he had not decided about returning to baseball. Tax returns and net worth statements were admitted as the judge reviews possible settlement terms. Williams noted uncertainty about playing baseball. The couple had been married ten years and Dori was a Pensacola hotel cashier when they wed.
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Score And Turley To Challenge Feller Mark
NEW YORK May 9 Bob Feller's major league strikeout record, unchallenged for eight years, faces its stiffest test this season in Cleveland teammate Herb Score and Bob Turley of the Yankees. Score, a lefthanded rookie, leads Feller's pace with 30 strikeouts in five games, while Turley has 46 in 43 innings. Both are fastball pitchers with Score's better curve and Turley's increased curve use. Feller’s 1946 pace and records are contrasted with current performances and historical marks.
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Herb Score
Bob Turley
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Feller
Turley
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Yankees
Poolesville Edges Frederick High 8-7 in late rally
Poolesville defeated Frederick High 8-7 after a five-run top of the final inning. Donaldson started for Poolesville and Deadrick relieved to earn the win, facing five Frederick batters in the first inning. Deadrick allowed five hits and fanned 16 Frederick hitters. Poolesville moves to Damascis next, aiming to even the season series after Frederick had jumped ahead early.
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Frederick Hummer
Pontesville
Damascis
Pootesville
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Rineiart
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Frederick Rollers win two East Frederick softball exhibitions
Frederick Rollers entered a Junin County Softball League exhibition pair at East Frederick ALC beating Cozy Corner and Schiltz Beer teams. Rollers collected 10 to 2 in the opener with late double plays and two-baggers fueling offense. second game finished 9 to 2 as Rollers defeated Harold's and Riddlemoser’s group with strong pitching and timely hits. Individual game notes highlight Rollers players and top performances.
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