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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1957

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3

White Sox halt Optimists hot streak in 20 win over Red Sox

Chicago White Sox defeat Boston 20 to 6 in a rain-delayed game to pull into a first place tie with the Yankees at 27 7. Jim Wilson pitched five hits nine strikeouts and kept Ted Williams in check as Boston starter Dean Stone took the loss. Williams dropped to a .333 average, while Wilson improved to 3 1 on the season.

Chicago Ted Wiliams Boston Red Sox Jim Wilson Chicago White Sox White Sox New York Yankees Wilson Wiliams Williams Boston Dean Stone Stone Washington Bob Chakales Ike Delock Red Sox Sox Jim Landis Walt Dropo Nellie Fox Minnie Minoso Landis’ Dowle

Senators End Detroit Streak With 8-5 Win

Washington broke a one game skid by beating Detroit 8-5 as Camilo Pascual scattered 11 safeties and Jim Lemon belted a ninth inning triple. Eddie Yost drove in runs with four straight sig-uc escacs, while Roy Sievers hit a third inning homer. Manager Cookie Lavagello earned his first win.

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Little League Opens Season in Brunswick With Parade

The Brunswick Little League kicks off with a Saturday double header at E W Scheer Stadium after a parade. Tigers face Bears, then Cubs play Lions at 3:30 p m with Mayor Cummings throwing the first ball. Schedule lists May 11 through July 16 matchups and standings.

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Brunswick Loses In Track To Walkersville

Walkersville High School defeated Brunswick 61 a 37 in a dual track meet. Meet highlights include 40 yard dash Garst Whisner Nichols and a four way pole vault tie. The next meet is the Maryland School Invitational on May 17 at 1 30 p m with defending champion Walkersville. Awards will be presented by Alvin Quinn and Jack Griffin for youth programs across junior and intermediate divisions.

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Frederick Co Varsity Beats St Johns in Tight Baseball Win

Frederick County high school baseball defeated St Johns IL 9 to 8 at McCurdy Field. Pitcher Engle allowed several hits and four walks over seven innings as Frederick piled 14 hits including two triples by Geisbert. Engle and Floyd contributed multi hit games. six runs in the second inning fueled Frederick while St Johns tied it at 8-8 in the sixth before Frederick added three in the bottom half for the win.

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Baseball Standings and Schedule for National League and American League

Baseball standings show Milwaukee tied for leader with 12 7 records and New York at 12 7 in the NL and AL races with Chicago St Louis and Cleveland close behind. Today's schedule features Milwaukee at St Louis 8 p.m. and several interleague showdowns across cities.

Silwaukee St New York Cincinnat Chicago Boston St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Kansas New York Detroit Baltimore S&s Washington Baltimore Karre Jones Bucks Johnson Cincionas Ceicego P.mn Lawrence Rush Erce Lee Iis Brooklyn Kansas City P. Jazlie Gomez Morgan Garcia Pittsburgh Sansford Kline Ramos Nixon Cincinnati Milwaukee Caskade

Reds Shortstop McMillan Labeled Rawhide By Teammate

New York May 9 Birdie Tebbetts calls Reds shortstop Roy McMillan the toughest man he knows praising his rawhide nature despite a string of injuries. Tebbetts notes McMillan’s bad eyes deformed ankle prior spine surgery and limited left arm raise yet says he would not trade the McMillan-Temple double play duo. McMillan led NL shortstops with 105 double plays last season while Johnny Temple led at second in putouts and assists.

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Babe Ruth League halted by darkness at McCurdy Field

Kiwanis led M Grove 9 7 in the fifth when play was stopped at McCurdy Field yesterday due to darkness. The Babe Ruth game will resume May 27 from that point before the next scheduled game. Excelsior faces Shell at 6 p.m. Curdy Field. Team standings list Excelsior Kiwanis and Grove battling for top spots.

Kiwanis M. J. Grove Excelsior Shell P.m. Curdy W. L. Pet Loo Price Electric Rotary Kiwanis M. J_ Grove Temple McMillan iTebbetts Grove McCurdy Field Lopinville Sluggers Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc E. Patrick St

Score Out For 30 Days

Cleveland on May 3 reports pitcher Herb Score on the disabled list with an eye injury after a line drive. Doctors say retinal status unclear. Score could miss at least 30 days, with Bud Daley recalled as Cleveland Tribe guards roster. Nancy McNamara, Score’s fiancée, may visit once permitted.

Cleveland Herb Scare Hank Green Greenberg Bud Daley Tribe San Diego Cuul Timit Sidayv Jeses Terete New York Gil Me Dougald Lakeside Hospital Charles I. Thomas Don Kelly Aid Thomas

Derrick Defeats Fort Ritchie Team

Willie Mays of the New York Giants will be released from Harkness Pavilion hospital tomorrow morning after tests show no illness. He is expected to play in the game against Brooklyn tomorrow night.

Mays New York Willie ‘Mays New York Giants Brooklyn Harkness Pavilion

Fans Roast Bragan as Pirates Struggle Sparks Mock Headlines

Pittsburgh fans mock manager Bobby Bragan a year after the Pirates tumbled to a Cinderella season. Bragan, praising his lineup shifts and aiming to rebound, prepares another shuffle ahead of a game with the Philadelphia Phillies as the team endures a four-game skid.

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Gen. Dukes Foot Improvement Delays Preakness Prep

Gen. Duke's sore foot shows improvement but the Missouri journalist group demands a public workout next week to prove readiness for the 100000 added Preakness at Pimlico on May 18. The injury disrupted Kentucky Derby plans and altered the Calumet entry with Iron Liege later prevailing.

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Walkersville League Bowling Standings and Stats

In the Memecacy Valley Division standings Walkersville Bowling Center leads with 42 points. Teams include Pepsi Cala wo Laymas painters Coca Cola Brownies Garage Fo Mo Co Five Prosperity Cleaners Harmony Grove Feeds Frederick Motor Co Steven's Grocery. Sterling Fritz posts high games 144 and 373. Layman's Painters claim high team game. Walkersville Center tops team set with 3,638 pins. Say You Saw It In The News.

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