Noble Impulse Poised To Wear Down Preakness Field
Baltimore May 11 Noble Impulse a bay speedster expected to challenge in the 83rd Preakness Stakes after skipping the Derby. The colt, trained by Doc Jones and owned by Crispin Oglebay, clocked track record pace in prep and carries 126 pounds in the expected eight to nine-horse field. Post time 4:15 p.m. EST.
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Doc) Jones
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Pimlico Oval
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Havre de Grace
Red Hot Nuts Win Once More
New York May 11 Giants streak ends as Senators win ninth straight 11 1 over Detroit. Reds beat Giants 4 2 with Fox six hitter. White Sox 12 8 over Red Sox. Cubs, Pirates win. Indians top Yankees 3 2. Schedule shows National League results and upcoming matchups.
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Dick Westeroth
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Montin Kennedy
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Lions Rally Past Optimists for 6 4 Softball Win
Clint Rhoades drove in two with a sixth inning single as the Lions overcame a 4 0 deficit to beat the Optimists 6 4 at Staley Park. The Lions moved to 1 0 in Civic Softball League play with three hits in the sixth inning and a crucial miscue helping tie the game before three insurance singles.
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Optimists
Staley Park
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Rhoades
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Shipley
Hustlers and Clowns Tie Nine Inning Baseball Match
The Frederick Hustlers and the Indianapolis Clowns, a famed Negro league club, played to a 5-5 tie at McCurdy Field after a late start due to the Clowns arrival. The Hustlers led early before the Clowns rallied in the final innings, drawing 900 fans to witness the back-and-forth nine innings.
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Crack Negro Baseball Club
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Neil
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Garner
Middletown
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Walkersville
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Diamond
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Walkersville Club
Angleberger
Daorsey
Hildebrand
Staley
Smith
Remsburg
Butts
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Delauter
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Bhekenstaff
Eckard
Rohrer
Law
Q Smith
Alexander
Ramettes
Staley Park Lassies
Creagerstown Ramettes
Lloyd C Culler
Clem
North Cool Ponies
Mc Dorsey
Crory
Brengle
Egg
Job
Civic Softball League Lions, Optimists Clashing Today
In Westminster on May 11 Philip Beachman near Avondale reeled a 335 pound carp at Highe's Ford on the Monocacy river. He and his family followed a 194 pound catch last week with what is believed to be among the river’s largest carp. It took about an hour to land.
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Philip Beachman
Avondale
Highe’s Ford
Monocacy River
56 Batters Hit By Pitched Balls In Majors
New York May 11 report shows 56 batters struck by pitches in the first three weeks of the season. Notable incidents include Lou Boudreau and Clyde McCullough each hit three times and Ray Chapman’s historic death in 1920 cited for context. Several players sustained injuries, with Stan Rojek repeatedly struck and missing games.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Clyde MccCullough
Carl Mays
Mickey Cochrane
Bump Hadley
Ater
Bobby Feller
Hank Leiber
New York Giants
Ken Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Sheldon Jones
Giants
Cincinnati
Howie Fox
Cards
Jim Hearn
Phillies
Schoolboy Rowe
Yankees
Tommy Byrne
Senators
Rae Scarborough
Rojek
Pirate
Cardinal
Pittsburgh
Eddie Dyer
Dyer
Joe Garagiola
Murry Dickson
al Schoendienst
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Boudreau
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Trucks
Satchel Paige
Fox
McCullough
Score by Innings Clowns vs Frederick Set
Clowns beat Frederick 5 to 5 in a seven inning game with three three base hits by Hildebrand and numerous runs off errors. Mur ray stole a base. Nail Williams Merchant turned double plays. Mattock Gardenas and Butts contributed hits. Umpires Filfer and Warrenfeltz Scorer Cannon. Time 2 15.
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Hildebrand
Murray
Nail-Williams Merchant
Mattock
Gardenas
Butts
Delawter
Baseball box score highlights with pitchers and errors
Struck out by Bell eight times Dorsey four times Stroup four times Bases on balls Dor sey one Bell three Stroup two Wild pitches Stroup two Dorsey one Balk Stroup Hits off Dorsey three in two innings off Bell four in five and a half innings Losing pitcher Bell Umpire Steiner Smith Scorer Langdon
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Dorsey
Stroup
Steiner Smith
Langdon
Cadets Down Brunswick in District Baseball Tilt
Frederick defeated Brunswick High School 6 to 3 in a Wednesday scholastic league game. Frederick built a 3 1 lead through the first three innings, added two in the sixth after Brunswick closed to 4 3. Dorsey pitched steadily for Frederick, limiting Brunswick to five hits while fanning nine and walking five. Remsberg tripled for Brunswick, while Frederick’s Remsberg also appears in the box, with final tallies showing Frederick six runs on 8 hits and two Brunswick errors. Umpire Price. Scorer D Weinberg.
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Remsberg
Wagner
Cook
Dudderar
Castle
Haugh
Whisner
Track Meet Here Friday Prepping for State Inter scholastic
Frederick High School prepares for a Friday dual track meet against Hagerstown High at Dundalk local field with a 3:30 p.m. start and entries due by 3:15 p.m. Coach Jim Fraser announced Cadet contestants for Friday events under streamlined interscholastic rules excluding pole vault discus and javelin throws while local contestants are listed.
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Dundalk
Frederick High School
Hagerstown
Local Track Events And Ancient Artifacts Mentioned
The article lists upcoming track events with names such as Eddie Hail Pete Haugh Jimmy Main Robert Shankle Creeger Young Ziegler Baker Schultz Alton Fritz Richard Burgee Charles Ross Donald Lenhart Glen Baker Buzz Wegner Donald Rippeon Robert Schultz Fritz Burgee Main Earie Ziegler Fritz Haugh Fal coner Flock Cadle Hargett and notes Egypt's dry climate has preserved more of its artifacts than those of Greece and Rome.
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Charles Ross
Donald Lenhart
Glen Baker
Hall
Haugh
Wagner
Rippeon
Buzz Wegner
Donald Rippeon
Robert Schultz
Fritz
Burgee
Main
Ear
Jum
Shankle
Falconer
Flock
Cadle
Hargett
Egypt
Greece
Rome
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