Senators Fall In Crashing 11th Inning Loss
Boston Red Sox edge Washington Senators 8 7 in 11th inning after Gil Coan misplays Matt Batts fly ball allowing Fred Hatfield to score winning run. Doerr Batts and DiMaggio key hits spark comeback as Lopat dominates Indians later in doubleheader.
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Lou Boudreau
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Cadets Lose To Hagerstown In Balk Call Controversy
Frederick High School baseball wasted a 6-3 lead as a balk ruling at the plate altered the seventh inning. Umpire Lightner overruled, advancing runners for Hagerstown who tied and won after a disputed call. Jarring finish left Cadets pondering 6-5 or 7-6 outcome as McElhaney worked 11 strikeouts against Dorsey 4.
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Tramsville to Meet Camp Detrick in Practice at Frederick High
Tramsville's State League nine will play a practice baseball game with Camp Detrick's military diamondeers on Wednesday evening at Frederick High School field starting at o'clock. Monday results show Boston edging Washington 8 7 New York 11 Cleveland 4 with 11 innings noted.
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Lions Gain Decision Over Civitan Outfit
The Lions won 16 to 11 in eight innings after tying 9 to 9 at regulation against the Civitan outfit in Staley Park. Cotter led with three singles and a triple, Brookey added two singles and a double, and Main and Cotter, W. Smith and Best played for the Lions. The Civitan attack surged late but could only muster two runs in the final frame.
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Glade Valley League Latest Results Spoil Scores and Standings
Glade Valley League results show Country Club 3 Walkers 0 and Eagles 3 Lawson Motors 0, Farmers Supply a Ox Co v Ideal Garage 2 Ramsbere 1, LeGore 1, Civic Softball League standings list Lions 16 CivItans 11 in eight innings. Teachers vs AMVETS on tap, team records show Elks 2.000, Lions 1.000, NECA 1.500, Teachers 1.500, AMVETS 1.000, CivItans 3.000. MAKES FAST FLIGHT New York May 14 Max Conrad completes LA to LaGuardia, 23 hours 4 minutes 31 seconds, setting a coast to coast non official speed record for light planes.
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Los Angeles
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Lawson Motors
Walkersville
Fred. Co
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Landis
Green Farmers Supply
Whitmore
Spirited Little League tryouts and park meetings
Adults of Little League Incorporated meet at the Staley Park clubhouse after reviewing 11 year old tryouts at Frederick High School diamond to plan the opening of league play in the new Motter avenue stadium on June 13. A volunteer program runs 8 am to 4 pm to prepare the stadium and organize adult backers for the league.
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Frederick and Yellow Springs Teams Winners in County League
Frederick beat Mountaindale 2 in a junior county league game at Bakery Park to end a winless stretch, while Yellow Springs won 2 at Lewistown as both teams push for the loop lead. Three straight innings of scoring did the damage, with Titlow and Gastley delivering key hits for Frederick and a trio of counters in the first inning for Yellow Springs.
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Frederick Tailorettes Lose To Westminster in Softball
Frederick Tailorettes lost 9 to 8 in a girls softball exhibition at Westminster on Carroll County diamonds. Five first inning runs and a late rally kept the game close with an eight-all tie before Westminster plated the winning run in the bottom of the sixth. The intercity series resumes May 1 at Staley Park Frederick after an eight-all darkness draw in the opening game.
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Truman grants citizenship path for Soviet teacher
President Truman signed a bill paving the way for permanent residence and eventual citizenship for Mrs. Oksana Kassenkina, the Russian teacher who leaped from a Soviet consulate window in New York to avoid repatriation. Her leap on August 12, 1948 drew international attention and she later wrote the book Leap to Freedom.
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Truman
Oksana Stepanova Kasenkina
New York
Russia
Kassenkina
United States
National League Monday Results from Baseball Schedule
National League results show scheduled games with Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago. Night pane observed with weather or score gaps.
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Alaska Garrison to Get Regular Army Units
Washington May 14 The military plans to use regular army units to bolster the Alaska garrison while keeping National Guard divisions available for other duties A regular Army regimental combat team may be the first infusion to guard Alaska against a possible Soviet move across the Bering Strait and into nearby territories
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Colt in Preakness trial badly beaten amid small field
Alerted, purchased by Frank Stout of Malden Mass for $10,000 from Calumet Farm last fall, is a Bull Lea offspring. He ran the prep in 1:43 3/5, ten lengths back, on a fast track, with no wagering due to the small field.
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Catoctin Country Club hosts 4.C.C. tournament action
In a small field of 41, David Weinberg and Larry Berry tie for first with 97 48 3 and 98 53 3 scores. Pete Demehak and Bob Marrington share second, with three golfers in a three way third place. Other finishers include Nook Mahderick Skip Wenzel and Leo Colmilower, while Dick Bowles and several others post notable scores amid the event. Preakness Stakes prep action dominates the rest of the page with Hampton Stable’s Alerted winning the prep at Pinnico by a neck over Bold. Sonle from King Ranch also contends in the mile and sixteenth field.
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Leo Col Milower
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Hampton Stable
Novices executors notice in Frederick County Maryland
Notice that executors MABEL VREELAND BRAWN and CHARLES SIMMONS have letters testamentary for WILLIAM T.L. DRANN, deceased. Claims must be filed with vouchers by 2 ember 1951. debtors urged to pay promptly. Administrators notice for LILLIAN BIRELY lists George D. Delaplaine as administrator. claims due by November 11, 1997.
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Moryland
William TL. Drann
Maryland
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Notices Administrator's Notice for Samuel Lehman Estate
Legal notice from Western Maryland Trust Company executor of Samuel F Lehman estate Frederick County Maryland warns heirs to exhibit claims with vouchers by November 17 1961 or be excluded from estate. Indebtedness to deceased urged for immediate payment. Dated April 16 1981. Also Testamentary notice for John W Thomas estate and Howard L Smith estate with claims deadline December 9 1651 and December 6 1951 respectively with executors D Princeton Buckey and Murray H H Pout attorneys Trug Copy-Leslie HARRY D RADCLIFF Frederick County Michigan Mid May newspaper dates May 8 15 22 29 1951.
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Frederick County
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Register of Wills
Circuit Court
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Walter H. Phebus
Elmer McClelland Phebus
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