Pinch Hitter Skowron Delivers Yankees Victory Over Orioles
New York Yankees beat Baltimore 3-2 as Bill Skowron hits a bases loaded single in the ninth off Erv Palica, driving in Joe Collins for the decisive run. Whitey Ford earned his fifth win in a row despite giving up 12 hits, with solid Yankee defense backing him.
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New York
Bill Skowron
Joe Collins
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Skowron
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Erv Palica
Orioles
Ford
Yankee
Palica
Collins
Elston Howard
Eddie Robinson
Bobby Richardson
Chuck Diering
Busby
Bob Chakales
Washington
Boston Io
Chakales
Billy Goodman
Billy Consolo
Frank Malzone
Dick Gernert
Jim Lemon
Jim Busby
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Athletics
Jerry Smallberg
Chicago White Sox
Lions
Staley Memorial Stadium
Detroit
Wes Covington
Douglas Hummer
Johnny Logan
Buddy Althouse
Waukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Reds
Braves
Ae Amoros
Sandy Amoros
Zaarmermal
Hartman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cozy Ebbets
Brown
Brehl
Fravel
New York Giants
Sandy
Starks
Bummer
Ruben Pelauict
Gomez
Marrone
Steve Ridzik Preece
Staley
Roger Craig
Brooks
Danny Kravitz
Wees
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Pitts
Feaga
Smallberg
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Delauter
Storks
Philadelphia Phillies
Immerman
Hummer
Wahi
Rhoder
Small
Chicago
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Smaltberg Lollar
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National League
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Katt
Craig
Campanella
H. E. W. Distiner
Costas
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Holdcratt
Burdette
Sleater
Johnson
Jolly P Bruchey
Babe Ruth le
Cranda
Kiwanisa
Tallz
Law
Face
King
Arroyo
Farry
Tati
Excelsior
Kravitz
Cedars
Fry
Stimme
M. J. Grove
Television Programs Schedule and Box Score Fragments
A mosaic of daytime and primetime NBC CBS ABC and other network programs lists showings such as Youth Wants to Know Talkaround Zoo Parade and Meet the Press along with scattered sports box score lines including home runs stolen bases and umpire details from a partial telecast ledger.
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Tyouth
Nbc
Abc
Dean Pike
College Press
Outlook
Cbs
the Press
John Nesbit
Roy Rogers
Abe You
Aba
Jack Benny
Abe 'd Sullivan
Abe
General Electric Theater
Ted Mack
Dhs
Loretta Young
Cba
U.S.A
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Cbha
Radio Program Listings Across Networks Saturday Night
A dense schedule lists radio programming by time and network from MBS to CBS ABC NBC and more. Programs include News Music Dance Party Juke Box Jury Grand Ole Opry Wagon Wheel and Variety shows with entertainers such as Perry Como Eddie Cantor and Billy Graham among others listed with station designations and time slots for Eastern daylight time.
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Fivening
Orleans
John Flynn
Mbs
Martin Block
Abc
Nbc World Traveler
Cbs Washington Report
Cbs Pop
Jack Wurtzen
Abc Magic of Music
Cbs
Abc Wheel of Chance
Cbe News
Abe
Hawaii
Rin Tin Tin
U.S. Army Band
Wilg All Rickrock
Nation
Philadelphia Symphony
Cbe Newa
Abe Walter Winchelli
Aba News
Nobe
Edgar Bergen
Cba
Abe Gunsmoke
Miss Brooks
Cbe
Mitch Miller
Cbs News
Abe Dean Manion
Abe Sour
Decision
Billy Graham
Church of Art
Abe Global Frontiers
Walkersville High Athletes Capture Taney Invitational
Walkersville High led by Bob Garst and Horner with multiple wins dominates the Roger Brooke Taney Invitational at Taneytown Maryland. The Lions scored 34 1/2 points to Gaithersburg 22 1/2 with Maryland School and Sherwood close behind in a strong Frederick County meet.
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Lali Sibiedtts
Frank Keefer
John Repass
Poolesville High
Handley
Walkersville High
Roger Brooke Taney
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ward
Damascus
Mathews
Kendall School
Washington
Alvin G. Quinn
Walkersville High Ath
Maryland
Lions
Bill Taney
Gaithersburg
Brunswick High
Sherwood High
Sandy
Mt. Airy
Clark
Parsons
Garst
Walkersville
Bob Garst
Hambleton
McGee
Patterson
Brunswick
Brooke Parkinson
Frederick
Angleberger Only Marylander On Columbia Athletic Roster
Gary Angleberger, a Frederick High School alumnus, is the lone Marylander on Columbia University’s spring athletic roster. A junior infielder who bats around .238, he draws walks and plays shortstop with agile defense. He leads the lineup with on base ability, is active in student leadership and fraternity life, and aims for a future in preaching.
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Angleberger
Columbia Athletic
Columbia
Navy
Westminster Noses Out Frederick In Triangular Meet
Westminster edged Frederick in a triangular track meet as Krantz finished third and D Smith fourth in the mile. Bel Air took third in the 880 relay as Frederick posted 451.4 points and Westminster 470. The meet featured Beldon setting a meet record by winning the 440 yard dash in 46.7 seconds and Hahn and Harold placing 3rd and 4th in the final events to give Westminster the win. Eyler led Atlantic City with 16 points in a separate report, while John B. Kelly was re elected president of the Atlantic City Racing Association.
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Krantz
D. Smith
Fender
LeGore
Frederick
West
Stup
Meehan
Westminster
Bel Air
Beldon
Stull
Hahn
Harold
Eyler
Kelly
Atlantic City
N. J
Knill
Fred C. Sholler
American Little League Aks 20 1,000 DXCO 2
Ambiguous OCR fragment references American Little League and Amvets with scattered numbers 20 1,000 Tall Cedars and DXCO. No coherent event or names to confirm a clear report.
Rotary Edges Grove in Babe Ruth League clash
Rotary defeated M J Grove 3 to 1 at McCurdy Field Friday evening as Whipp homered and Keller scored for Rotary. Blank pitched well for Grove, blanking Rotary after two runs, while Hartsock and Fisher limited Grove to two hits. Scoring featured Whipp, Crothers, and Stupe attempts with strong pitching from Blank, Hartsock, and Fisher.
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Keller
Rotary
M. J. Grove
McCurdy Field
Blank
Hartsock
Fisher
Rhoderick
Sf Zimmerman
Crothers
Stevens
Shewbridge
W. Bruchey
Ef Blank
Rotary Hunting
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Zimmerman
Heller
Npp
Ab Foltz
C Hartsock
P Fisher
P Wilson
Colliflower
Markey
Rice
el Worthy
Ness
First Victory For Taneytown High
Taneytown High won its first baseball game of the season by defeating Lisbon 3 to 1 at Taneytown. Simpson of Taneytown allowed three hits and struck out five while Fleming of Lisbon fanned ten but gave up seven hits and three walks. The game was moved from Lisbon by agreement. Taneytown will host Walkersville next Tuesday. Also notes include a soft ball exhibition in Baker Park between Hagerstown and Frederick teams and local C P employees’ involvement.
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Baker Park
Chesapeake ‘Telephone Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
Iis
Norfolk Navy Fliers
Monroe
Bill) Coran
Lloyd Mallonee
Frederick C & P
Don Myers
Brunswick Land
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Taneytown High
Lisbon
Taneytown
Simpson
Fleming
Walkersville
Lisbon Mullinix
P Warehimess
Huliver
Barnhart
Combs
Werrick
Steenstreet
Raser
Ball
Reed
Mason-Dixon
Nantz
Olmeet
Johns Hopkins
Crapster
Rf Denshaw
Shippensburg
Mt. St. Mary’s
Moose
Beaver
F&m
Gettysburg
Greenstreet
Ecker and Myers
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Dense with Teams
National and American League standings show Milwaukee leading the NL with nine wins and three losses while St Louis trails at thirteen and six. New York, Cleveland, Chicago and Boston hold key positions as schedules list today’s games and yesterday’s results including Washington over Boston and Chicago over Detroit.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Detroit
Louis
Ferrarese
Turnely
Brewer
Ramos
Detroit
Donovan
Hoeft
Kellner
Wynn
City
Clevel
Worthington
Erskine
Roberts
Friend
Bubl
Lawrence
Mizel
Rush
Weekend Games in Maryland Leagues Hit Multiple Parks
Weekend schedule lists Hustlers at Jefferson Trimmer New Market at Thurmont Shook Mt. Airy at Ijamsville Prodoehk Brunsk at Beallsville Robinson Heart of Md. at Tramsville Mt. Lena Garber Mt. Airy at Harmony Monaghan DeMolays at Knoxville Hale Tri-County League Bolivar at Broad Run Lee Walkersville at Middletown George Germantown at Yellow Springs Naeffler Creagerstown at Buckeystown Jem Poubs at Lovettsville Lyerly County Softball Burkittsville at EFAC Lewistown at Mountaindale Ballenger at Walkersville Pen-Mar League Taneytown at Cashtown New Oxford at B R Summit Fairfield at New Windsor Union Bridge at Emmitsburg
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Hustlers
Jefferson
Trimmer New Market
Thurmont
Shook
Mt. Airy
Ijamsville
Prodoehk Bruns
Beallsville
Robinson Heart
Tramsville
Mt. Lena
Garber Mt. Airy
Harmony
Monaghan DeMolays
Knoxville
Gapnd
Hale Tri-County League
Bolivar
Broad Run
Lee Walkersville
Middletown
Eorge Germantown
Yellow Springs
Naeffler Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Jem Poubs
Lovettsville
Lyerly County
Burkittsville
EFAC
MD. Ve
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Ballenger
Walkersville
Pen-Mar
Taneytown
Cashtown
New Oxford
B. R. Summit
Fairfield
New Windsor Union Bridge
Emmitsburg
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Birds
Cecil
Cramer
Cole
Sanner
Marty Garrett
Railroaders
Wor
WMAL
WFMD
WBAL
Gena Autry
Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Nbe Runyon
RADIO
Lions Rally
Bill Jackson
Wheeler
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Garrett
Feaster
Booth
Umbaugh
Jackson
Cooper
Castle
Reightler
Breeden
Weddle
Nuse
Tucker
Runkles
Fletcher
Pendergraft
Gachive
Engle
Woodfield
Schwab
Allnutt
Sherwood
J. Repass
Poolesville
Handiey
Appleby
MSSD
Burker
Slade
Winkler
Munday
Huerta
Steele
Mullen
German
Joiner
Gary
Freysz
Hawkins
Wisner
Swan
Stabler
R. Garst
Martin
Macaya
Waltermyer
Francis Scott Key
Toleson
Foltz
Weaver
Horner
Hoff
Yeager
John Balquist
Tars
Max Bishop
Morningside
Maryland Association Heights
Yib
Lady of Sigma Chi
Columbia Christian Fellowship
Blue Key Society
Macia Ae
Blue Key
Ars
Rotary Edges Grove Team
The
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Bimini
Peer Smallwood
Frederick High
U. of Md
College Park
C&p
W. Md
By Ine
Melvin M. Engle
North Carroll ST
Hamilton
Harry Hamilton, JR
Norva Ave
Wiluss Sylvania
Civitans
W. L. Pet
NECA
Sei Atwater
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market St
Baseball
Lust
Louisville
Wilson
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick St
Scott Atwater
North Market St
imenevRy
the Sport Center
N. Mkt
St. MQ
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