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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1957

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13

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Associated Press Hoak Cincinnati Aaron Milwaukee Cin’ti iTriples Williams Boston Mountaineers Emsutsburg Bay jWe Ray Travis Mount St. Mary's Baltimore University

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