Orioles Beat Yankees for Third Straight Defeat
Lanky Connie Johnson of the Baltimore Orioles shut down the New York Yankees 4 to 1, with Yogi Berra homering in the eighth to avert a shutout. Johnson struck out eight and earned his first win against four losses as the Orioles built an early lead and held on for the victory at the park before 31,195 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Connie Johnson
Baltimore Orioles
York
Yankees
Yogi Berra
New York
Billy Martin
Johnson
Elston Howard
Bob Richardson
Orioles
Gus Triandos
Yankee
Johnny Kucks
Bill Gardner
Bob Boyd
Tito Francena
Yanks
Kucks
Bob Turley
Mike Garcia
Kansas City
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Roger Maris
Tribe
Gene Host
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Gerry Staley
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Granny Hamner
Sanford
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Ruben Gomez
Milwaukee Crasses
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Juan Pizzaro
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
St. Louis Cardinals
Rk. H. E
Philadelphia
T O
Pittsburgh
Lisbon High School
Tan Sanford
Lopata- Kline
Atneytown
Toyo, Law and Foilessat Taneytown
Rk. H. E. Lisbon
Gromek
Wilson
Pociesville
R. H. E.moore
Cleveland
Stottlemeier
Alnutt
Kellner
Gorman
Colemanige
Hopkins
Smith
Garcia
Narleski
Cooley
TiMyers
Fegan
Remstere
Boia
R. A. E.beail
Anames Wie
Tanestown
Dinamascus Hilal
Lisbon
Bucks
Twee
Boren
Aesen
Triandos
iHowes
Rie Buaete
Abrahams
Reever
Simpson
Sareete
Keighar
Burdette
Foieson
Aime Zoo
Ipoolesville
Damascus
Pi Iville
Poolesville
Ailnuti
Soulemeyer Cooley
Remsburg
A. Butler
Dennison
Hyatt
I Rinehart
Abrams
Balis
Seven-Run Second Not Enough To Win
Poolesville defeated Damascus 12 to 7 despite a seven run second inning that gave Damascus a 7 0 lead. Poolesville answered with four runs in the third two in the fifth two in the sixth and four in the seventh. The only extra base hit was J Johnsons three bagger for Nee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Damascu
J. Johnson
Nee
Lisbon High Defeats Taneytown in Local Match
Lisbon High School blanked Taneytown School in a Friday night trial magistrate court report mixing local sports and court notes. Old Annapolis Road resident Nowlin S Phillips found guilty of fishing without a license received a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowlin S. Phillips
Old Annapolis Road
Ellicott City
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Warren Richard W. Jacques
Jacques
Henry Houff
Clarksburg
Potomac River
Monocacy River
North End Defeats Lions 8 to 3 in National Side League
North End defeated the Lions 8 to 3 yesterday at Staley Stadium. Rickey pitched nine strikeouts and two walks as both pitchers yielded extra base hits. Mayne hit a sixth inning triple, while Bickey and Stine doubled in the third and sixth frames to drive in runs. Lions’ Hartman and Feaga doubled for their team. See photo by Castleman. Frederick YMCA Awards Night notes 200 awards, Ramsburg trophy, Kline Memorial MVP, and other honors across bowling and basketball events with several images and captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Lions
Staley Stadium
Rickey
Mayne
Bickey
Stine
Stevens
Hartman
Feaga
Paoto
Castleman
Ifrederick Ymca
Frederick
Zeke" Markey
Milton Hendrickson
Gibson
Smith
NECA
Orr
J Hardman
Rus — rSterens
Mlayne
Trout
Cadets defeat Amvets 16 to 3 in Baker Park game
Frederick Cadets won their sixth game of the season defeating the Amvets 16 to 3 yesterday at Baker Park. Summel Kel Osburn led with home runs and multiple RBI as Osburn delivered a grand slam in the third inning. Shifting to pro baseball news, Giants owner Walter O'Malley and Brooklyn's team leaders discussed a possible move to the West Coast with San Francisco officials amid a league press blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
New York
New York Post Tonight
Walter O'Malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Knoxvile
Knoxville
Husky
Mack
Heart of Mary
Natural Resources
Knoxy Organization
Ville
Camp Airy
Thurmont
Brooklyn
Oxco
Amvets
Frederick Cadets
Baker Park
Walterpeere School
Wien
Pennerigah
Pale Penelay
Summel
Bethesda
Charlie Kel
Osburn
Ton Tributifer
Ted
Qxco
Jay
Brown
Cadi Osburn
Shell
Excelsior/swayers
Dairy
Babe Ruth
McCurdy Field
Shell Waenl
E/Brooks
Remsburg
Ziagoo Brandenburg
Igs A
SA Gramerm
San Francisago
Pater Johnson
Elco
Mr. Stoneham
Shaver
Whittington
Ford Frick
Stoneham
O'Malley
Rt Frick
Humuter
Shuler
Frederick Ce' Ang
Walter Sonnson
Freder- Excelsior Oi
Lick
Walter Johnson
Boone
J. Markey
Frederick
Excelsidl
Dantee
Belts Martin
Ramsburg
Bartgis
Jackson
Zimmerman
Remley
Shriner Martin
Rams
Houser
Burg
Schick
Oti — Zimmerman
New York Giants
San Francisco
West Coast
George Christopher
Horace Stone~ Ibham
The
Giants
Francis McCarty
San Fran
Dressen undecided about Senators offer after talks
Washington May 10 Charley Dressen said he wants to discuss the offer with his wife before deciding whether to join the Washington Senators front office as a player finder. He was fired as manager earlier this week and met with club president Calvin Griffith and directors to review the team’s plan to climb out of the American League depths. Dressen hopes to confer again next Monday and will announce his decision then. Lincoln High blanked Maryland School for the Deaf in a dual meet 134 to 33 with several event wins listed including Parsons Snowden and McGee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charley Dressen
Washingtton Senators
Dressen
Senators
Calvin Griffith
Ameriican
Lincoln H. S
Lincoln High School
Maryland School For the Deafs
J. Parsons
Id. Brown
L. R. Snowden
R. ‘Snowden
J. Hill
W. McGee
K. Ambush
E. Ambush
J. Parson
McGee
North End 8 Lions 3 dominance in yesterday's Little League results
North End defeated Lions 8 to 3 in yesterday's National Little League play. The program faces Opts in a key matchup as standings tighten. Tony Anthony sides with Durelle in Detroit boxing news. Larry MacPhail undergoes surgery for intestinal obstruction with satisfactory progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Lions
Moore
Detroit
Germany
Alonzi
Civitans iLions
Walkersville High Tops Emmitsburg in key league game
Walkersville High defeated Emmitsburg 12 to 7 at Emmitsburg yesterday securing at least a tie for first in the league standings. Three home runs were hit, two by Powell and Don and one by Baumgardner, with Walkersville taking the lead in most innings and hinting at clinching top position next week depending on another league result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Ty Danner
Powell
Baumgardner
Duncan
Donner
tPowell
iClem
Ooawood iGarst
Smith
Whitmore
Cook
McCauslin
iGartrell
Herring
Mananan
Bromitsburg
Semmarr
Shelton
Don
Ioer
Haun
Swamley
Garst
Whitpraare Cook
Whisner
Troxell
L. Duncan
Bollinger
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The Eastern and National leagues show Milwaukee leading the standings with 34 wins and 6 losses. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh headlines today’s schedule with multiple matchups across the league including Cleveland at Kansas City and New York at Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland IL
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas
Detroit
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Haddix
Friend
Morgan
Lemon
Brooxlve
P.m
Craigill
Barclay
Stubbs
Nixon
Lawrence
Rush
Harshman
Foytack
Spano
McDaniel
Farcan
Vwonara
League Leaders The Associated Press Batting and Pitching Leaders
The Associated Press league leaders include Hoak of Cincinnati with 115 runs, Aaron of Milwaukee with 21 RBIs, 33 hits by Aaron, Bouchee of Port. with 3 triples, Williams of Boston with .433 batting and 17 runs, Sievers of Washington with 24 RBIs, Simpson of Kansas City with 31 hits, Tracks of East City with 40 pitching wins, Roberts of Philadelphia with 27 strikeouts, and Mays of New York with 7 stolen bases. Mount St Marys falls to Baltimore University 8 0 in Mason-Dixon Conference baseball as Ray Travis fanned 14 in ninth-inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hoak
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cin’ti
iTriples
Williams
Boston
Mountaineers
Emsutsburg
Bay
jWe
Ray Travis
Mount St. Mary's
Baltimore University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolivar
Lovettsville
George Doubl
A. Buckeystown
BH Lyer
Maryland
Jefferson
Cole Thermos
New Market
Garbe
Yjamsville
Mu. Airy
Mudre Bealisvile
Brunswick
Robinson
Heart of Maryland
D. Trimmer
Airy
Ijamsville
Curry Mi
Lena
Harmony
Monaghan
Mr. Airy
St. John’s
Curry
Husky Park
Ruiddletown
Staley Park
Optimists
Civitans
Optimist
American Little League
Upper Diamond
Elks
Tall Cedars
Tall Cedars 'S
Little League
Tigers
Bears
Cubs
McCurdy
Grove
Price
Kiwanis
Excelsior 'S
Rotary
Ounty
East Frederick AC
Ballenger
City Tavern
Mountaindale
Urbana
Wilight League
Kidd
Is and
Ballenge Urbana
Shipley’s ‘Ort Detrick
U. S. Navy
on-Mar
Fairfield
Blue Ridge
Union Bridge
Cashtown
Taneytown
Eramitsburg
Lisbon High
Blanks
Taneytown School
Sleater
Detroit Tigers
Louis Sleater
Charleston
Pete Wojer
Wojer
Sowell
Cisco
Maine
Peedaieinad
Tee Eeers
Shell Oil
Excelsio Rame
Heasee Acues
McCars
iTeam L. Pet
Excelsior Ae
Wea Arava
iBaker Park
Ls Pet
Tail Cedars
New York World Telegram Land Sun
Daniel
Yankee Stadium
Dan Torving
Anthony
Durelle
TonyAnthony
Macphail
Larry, MacPhail
New York Yankees
New ‘York Hospital
Bel Air
Lafter
High Tops
Shell Oil ‘Tops Dairy
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Em Carroll St
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Rawlings
Robin Roberts
McGreagor
Shipley
N. Market Si
Western MD
Beat Sporting Goods
Pinsburgh
Phila
St.Louis
Louisville
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc. Sports
E. Patrick St
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Monument
Carlos Myers
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Eve
Ea A