Legion Ball Opens June 14 at McCurdy Field
Frederick American Legion cadet nine hosts teams from Thurmont Hagerstown Westminster and Frederick in Junior Legion league action at McCurdy Field Coach Gere Hummel and Hal Keller outline tryouts with Maryland freshmen visit noted The schedule lists games June 14 18 21 25 June 28 July 2 5 12 16 19 23 26 and a 6 p.m or 2 p.m start times and possible lineup changes including Loun injured first base and Gastley replacing him
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American Legion
Thurmont
Charles Downs
Moon
McCurdy
North
Hagerstown
Ember
University of Maryland
Keller Frederick Michacal
Frederick American Legions
Francis Scott Key
McCurdy Field
Gere Hummel
Gettysburg College
Frederick
Hal Keller
Westminster
Lo Westminster
Westminsterederick
Frederick Hagerstown
Maryland
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Don Loun
Loun
Dick Gastley
Tinker Michael
Lefty Warren
Feltz
Dale Ramsburg
Reg
Ulars Buck Jones
Don Keller
Frank Martz
Rick Zimmerman
Tom Moss
Skowron Slugger Faces Longer Yank Sidelining
New York Yankees first baseman Moose Skowron remained uncomfortable at Lenox Hill Hospital after tearing a back muscle in Sunday’s game. Doctors estimated a minimum three weeks out, with a corset to be worn for an additional week. X rays showed no vertebral break, and Skowron led the team with 4 homers and 13 RBIs before the injury.
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Bill
Moose) Skowron
New York Yankees
Lenox Hill Hospital
Sydney Gaynors
Skowron
Bob Fisher
Fisher
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Honors
American League leaders include McDougald and Skowron of New York with 373 hits and 4 runs. Cerv of Kansas City tops RBIs with 28, while Kuenn of Detroit has 33 hits. In the National League Musial leads with 42 hits and Cepeda drives in 23 runs for San Francisco. Spahn and Elston top pitching with 1.000 ERAs and perfect records.
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New York
Skowron
Vernon
Cleveland
Cerv
Kansas City
Minoso
Kuenn
Detroit
Jensen
Boston
Carrasquel
Malzone
Runnels
Fox
Chicago
Avila
Tuttle
Bauer
Lemon
Washington
Triandos
Baltimore
Lollar
Brown
Boone
Piersall
Aparicio
Beard
Bertoia
Wilson
Harshman
Turley
Shantz
Hyde
Pascual
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Hoak
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Banks
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Spencer
Waits
Gilliam
Zimmer
Los Angeles
Skinner
Spahn
Milwaukee
Elston
McCormick
Paine
Gomez
Padres
Monzant
Herb Score
Minor Leagues scores from AP International and Pacific circuits
Scores from the Associated Press leagues list Buffalo 17 Rochester 2 and Toronto 10 Montreal 2 in the International League. Columbus 6 Havana 1 and Richmond 13 Miami 2 also noted. American Association results Denver 6 Charleston 2 and St Paul 7 Indianapolis 3. Pacific Coast League games Seattle 5 Spokane 0 and Vancouver 7 Sacramento 3.
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Denver
Charleston
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Indianapolis
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Spokane
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Sacramento
Baseball standings and Tuesday schedule update
The chart shows current standings with New York and Baltimore atop, followed by Washington and Boston. Tuesday games listed include Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Detroit, with Chicago at Kansas City and St. Louis at Chicago among others. Wednesday matchups include Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Detroit plus Boston at Washington and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
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Harshman Leads A L players comeback season in 1958
Vernon Elu and Harshman spark a comeback driven season as Jack Harshman carries a 5-0 start for Baltimore after a ruptured disc. The 1958 AL race features strong returns from Vernon, Kluszewski, Runnels, Avila and Score while injuries and a late spring spark new optimism across teams.
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Detroit
Jack Harshman
Baltimore
Pete Runnels
Boston
Bobby Avila
Clevel
Silky Sullivan Still Dreaming of Derby Glory
Silky Sullivan keeps hope alive after a 12th place Derby finish to Tim Tam on a sloppy track. Fans compare him to Whirlaway’s 1941 run, predicting a late surge if weather conditions improve by Preakness time. Tim Tam, Jewels Reward, Lincoln Road, and others remain in contention as a fast track could boost outcomes.
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California
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Silky Sullivan
Whirlaway
Silky i
Bet Whirlaway
Colt
Silky
Jewel’s
Lincoln Road
Fishin
Stan Musial
Citation
Sky Sullivan
Churchill Downs
Arcard
Grantland
Rice
Fans In Tizzy Over Silky Sullivan Preakness Debut
Baltimore fans recall Whirlaway’s dramatic 1941 Pimlico Preakness win as Silky Sullivan trains for his Eastern debut. The record race featured a last-to-first surge by Eddie Arcaro, with Whirlaway beating seven rivals by five and a half lengths. Silky Sullivan’s looming run stirs memories of that era.
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Silky Sullivan
Pimlico
Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Maryland
King Cole
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Eddie
Santa Anita
Baltimorean
Silky
Senators 5 4 Win Over Red Sox in Ninth Inning Drive
Washington prevailed 5 to 4 over Boston after Chrisley sparked a rally with a seventh inning two run homer off center fielder Jim Fiersall. Dick Hyde earned the win in relief, improving to three wins, while Jensen and Chrisley homered for their respective teams.
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Chrisley
Jim Fiersall
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Dick Hyde
Washington
Roy Sievers
New York
Red
Boston
Jensen
Giants trade halfbacks in NFL deal with Cardinals
The New York Giants announced a trade sending defensive backs Dick Neefan and Bobby Joe Conrad to the Chicago Cardinals for halfback Lindon Crow and end Pat Summerall. No cash changed hands per Giants GM Roy Walsh. Also in Rome, Shirley Bloomer and Christine Truman won the Italian Tennis Tournament women's doubles title, defeating Mary Hawton and Thelma Long 63 62.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Dick Nee Fan
Bobby Joe Conrad
Chicago Cardinals
Lindon Crow
Pat Summerall
National Football League
Roy Walsh
Rome
Britain
Shirley Bloomer
Christine Truman
Mary Hawton
Thelma Long
Cardinal rout over Cubs as Musial nears 3000th hit
Stan Musial doubled for his 2995th hit in his first at bat, helping the St. Louis Cardinals pound the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 at Wrigley Field. The Cubs extended their losing streak to six in a row. The Cardinals piled 10 hits and used a four-run fifth inning to secure the win. Banks hit Chicago’s lone homer.
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iSt. Louis
Chicago
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Mabe
Paine
Jackson
H. Smith
Hobbie
Freeman
Nichols
Conservation Group To Meet Tonight
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Hotel Frederick to discuss opposing a dredging project on the Potomac River near Point of Rocks by a construction firm. The hearing before the Army Engineers Corps in Washington is set for June 5, with local residents expected to register significant opposition. The group owns a 7-acre property at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks.
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Frederick
Potomac
Point of Rocks
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Washington
Camp Kanawha
Point ‘of Rocks
Little’ ‘Catoctin Creek
Price Routs Grove In Ruth League Play
Detroit area Babe Ruth league game saw Price Electric surge from behind to win 18-5 over Grove. Price scored four in the third and added 11 runs in the fifth. notable hits included a double by catcher Grove and multiple players driving in runs as Price pulled away past Grove early in the contest.
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Grove
Ted
Price
Price Soene
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Detroit
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M. J. Grove
Peter Ot “ Ie
Willie
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Maryland Baseball Beats North Carolina 7 4 Georgetown 4
Maryland defeats North Carolina 7 to 4 in a baseball game while Georgetown posts a 4. The result shows strong offense from Maryland with key hits from its lineup and solid pitching to secure the win. Georgetown contributes early runs but can’t close the gap.
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North Carolina
Georgetown
American
Urbana and Kidds iPlay Tie Twilight League Opener
Urbana and Kidds iPlay played to a 5 in twilight league opener called Spody due to darkness. Cline and Clyde Harding each had two hits for Urbana as both teams scored in the fourth and sixth innings. Urbana and Melody Ian will meet at 6:30 with Urbana starting Earl Lenhart and Melody starting Purdi um. Both pitchers are undefeated this season and both teams are strong hitters and solid fielding squads.
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Kidd
Cafe
Webur Cline
Clyde Harding
Todey Urbana
Melody Ian
Earl Lenhart
Melody
Purdium
Bil Blank
Heary Lake
Gladhill
Harper
Orioles option pitcher Jerry Walker to Knoxville
The Baltimore Orioles sent pitcher Jerry Walker to Knoxville in the Class A Salty League. The 19 year old righthander appeared in three relief appearances this season, allowing four runs in 3.23 innings with five walks and three strikeouts for a 9.81 ERA.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Jerry Walker
Knoxville
Byng
Okla
Fight Results From A P Roundup On Boxing Bouts
The Associates Press lists bouts with boxers from New York Philadelphia Ireland and Dallas. Notable results include Marvin McFarland over Ray Lancaster and Donnie Freeman stopping Bobby Lane. Other bouts feature Eddie Lynch aoutpointing Pat AfeCey and Davey Dupas stopping Al Barraza in Phoenix.
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Peter Schmidt
Eddie Lynch
Drew
Marvin McFarland
Philadelphia
Ray Lancaster
Spartanburg
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Pat AfeCey
Ireland
Dallas
Donnie Freeman
Midlothian
Tex
Bobby Lane
Miami
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