Orioles And Turley Win Nut Sketches
Orioles beat Red Sox 7 2 after seven hits by two teams in a span of eighth inning rally. Turley earned his fourth win with 53rd strikeout as Kennedy batted for him to drive in Diering. Also notes White Sox top A's, Yankees tie for second, Indians beat Nationals, Reds beat Phillies, Pirates edge Braves, Raschi returns to Ebbets Field, Giants rally past Cubs.
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Willard Nixon
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Robin Roberts
Walker Cooper
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Raschi
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Ebbets Field
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Native Dancer to Carry Top Weight in Metropolitan Handicap
New York Mas 144 Native Dancer will carry 130 pounds in the 61st Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park tomorrow. Eleven entries include Greentree Stable's Straight Face and Valley Farms Impasse as top rivals. The race, one mile, airs on CBS and ABC.
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Spring Hill Farm
Jamie K
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Poolesville Routs Damascus in High School Baseball
Poolesville High School crushed Damascus 42 to 6 Friday afternoon at Damascus. Offutt walked eight but allowed only three hits as Poolesville built a six run lead in the third inning. Key stats include E Stonestreet and Deadrick among Poolesville’s hitters and Offutt winning on the mound behind a shaky Damascus defense.
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Damascus
Offutt
Poolesville
Abrhoa
E. Stonestreet
Deadrick
Bourne
Griffith
Roberson
J. Shawver
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Renass
Soes
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Riurkles
L Johnson
Abrahams
D. Johnson
Kaetzel
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Gue
Howes
OO Hunt
P . Lado Rogers
Pooles
Shawver
Halle
Cee
L. Johnson
Hunt
Johnson
Offutt. Losing pitcher—Gue
Smith
Mowen
Kid Julian Cited For Contempt
Baltimore May 14 Michael Juliano known as Kid Julian was cited for contempt of court over alleged actions tied to a charge of attempted obstruction of justice against James H Pollack Baltimore Democratic leader Judge Michael J Manley ordered Juliano to show cause by May 20 why he should not be held in contempt The petition from State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro cites a Feb 17 letter copied by two ephoriind spitheerar and sent to Pollack to aid him The Cumberland judges who acquitted Pollack suggested possible charges be considered against Juliano
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Id Julian
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Michael J Manley
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Manley
Anselm Sodaro
Sodaro
Cumberland
Pollack
Juliana
Cannan Baccala
Armando Corridi
Clarksburg Boys Club Organizes Junior Baseball Team
Clarksburg Boys Club met at Clarksburg School to form a junior baseball team for the area. The club, sponsored by the Optimist Club and part of Montgomery County Baseball Association, will select players this week and begin with a game at Gaithersburg Agriculture Center.
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Bobby Sheffett
Joe Warfield
Larry Porterfield
Thastid Waitin
Wind Tate
Gaithersburg Agriculture Center
Arnold Price
Optmist Club
King’s Clarks
Sburg Park
Angus
Price
Ortinist Club
Hear Commissioners In Probe Of Sheriff
Washington County commissioners testified before a grand jury in a probe of the sheriff's office begun by the board. State's Attorney John Hollyday and two private investigators from the American Bureau of Investigation examined sheriff operations at the commissioners' request. Sheriff Edward L. Rowland declined comment. The investigation's exact focus remains undisclosed. The commission board is led by E. Leister Mobley with Chester F Delphey, Clarence Eldridge, Joseph Hoffman and George Fockler as members.
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Washington County Commissioners
Grand Fuel
Ted
John Hollyday
Sheriffs Office
Edward L. Rowland
Lloyd B. Farr
Melvin Jameson
American Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Rained Out Game Is Rescheduled For Charles Town
Frederick Hustlers reschedule last week's rained out game with the Charles Town Legionnaires for this afternoon in Charles Town. Manager Angleberger notes stepping into fast company as they face the top semi pro nine while aiming to test the young squad under pressure before tougher Maryland State League games. Yesterday the Hustlers beat Jefferson. today the test looms, with Beallsville and other league foes upcoming. Local notes include Giants bats and Reds pitching results, plus several rain-postponed games in the Piedmont circuit.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Legionnaires
Jefferson
Beallsville
Montgomerians
Upperco Firemen
Damascus
Brunswick
Baseball Probable Pitchers and Tonight's Games
Today's slate lists pitchers Hoeft Washington at Cleveland Wenn Toonpia LHI Consuezza Boston at Baltimore Larsen or Krel Os Detroit MecDor 241 4s Hoeft 1-1t Philadelphia Weh geler Maller Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Buh Law 123% with matchups across New York Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago and Milwaukee as listed by the day’s pitching notes.
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Pittsburgh
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Moss
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Krel Os
St Lows
Poholsky
Erskine
Cakase
Rlippstern
Tea
Thitasa
Philortetphia
OH New York
Bronkien
Pirshurak
oeyPitsburgh
Wilwaukee
St Loui
Tigers Surprise With Early Season Push In Camp
Detroit's spring camp at Lakeland shows a lean roster with only Harsey Kuenn and Ray Boone as true stars, yet Fred Hutchinson guides an improving team. Johnny Hopp praises the lineup while Frank House revives form and rookie outfielders Tuttle and Delsing push for spots. Gro k and Carver contribute key hits as Ned Carver recovers knee surgery and Walt Dropo drives in runs.
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New York
Detroit ‘Ligers
Lakeland
Harsey Kuenn
Ray Boone
Fred Hutchinson
Fred
Alan
Hutch
Red Rolfe
Hutchinson
Johnny Hopp
Detroit News
Detroit
Hopp
Frank House
Tigers
Bill Tuttle
Adaline
Jim Delsing
Tuttle
Buffalo
Delsing
Kaline
Baltimore
Frank Bolling
Steve Gromek
Cleveland
Ned Carver
Walt Dropo
Tiger Jones Loses To Jacques Rover In Madison Square Garden
Jacques Rover upset 21 year old French challenger Tiger Jones at Madison Square Garden earning a unanimous 10 round decision. Rover, managed by Jean Bretonnel, overcame an early Jones lead with a late rush to seize the bout and capture Yankee dollars for his auto repair shop back home in Chateau Thierry.
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New York
Jacques Rovers
Ralphi Tiger Jones
Madison Square Garden
Frentchman
Billy Brown
Jean Bretonnel
Rover
Chateau ~ Thierry
Rocky Castellani
Jones
Bretonnel
Jesse Turner
Louisville
Roser
al Berl
Harold Barnes
Arthur Susskind
Royer
League Leaders and Softball Standings Highlight Weekend
AP leaders crown Boone Detroit batting and Minoso Avila stars. Musial tops NL, Spahn and Rasch strikeouts lead. Baker Park snowout halts Huskettes games. Production vs Plant 2 and Short Order vs Assembly set for 6 p.m. Barney Ross and Jay Owen to announce ABC TV fights from St Nick Arena next week.
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Huskettes
Price Electro Corporation
Ross
Owen
New York
Barney Ross
Jay Owen
Abc-Tv
Eastern Parkway Arena
Dumont TV
St. Nick Arena
Walkersville Upsets Brunswick In County Baseball Clash
Walkersville toppled Brunswick 83 in a County Scholastic League game, ending Brunswick six game winning streak. Albaugh and Glade fueled a three run first inning rally and another three run span in the fourth as Walkersville seized control. Dutrow, Glade, and Manuel starred for Walkersville, with Dutrow making a key unassisted double play after a Manuel homer.
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Brunswick
Glade
Railroaders
Walkersville
Albaugh
Sabor
Ven Barre
Jed
Dutrow
Duncan
Tnc
Manuel
Shaff
Glades Dutrou
Winn
Cooper
Garret
AB Rho
A E. Clem
Lander
Middletown
Welsh Duncan
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Pfeiffer Horner
Poubs
Knott Dimmerman
Lovettsville
Hahn
John George Gladhill
Darner
Heart of
Alhaugh
Garrett
Clem
Zimmerman
Dixon
Stull
Weekend Games Maryland State Baseball Rivalries
Weekday and weekend baseball results across Frederick County show Walkersville defeating Brunswick 5 to 3 in a high scoring affair. Duncan earned the win for Walkersville while Stull took the loss for Brunswick with Albaugh hitting a three-base homer for the visitors.
Bannister Leaves America After Commercialism Controversy
Roger Bannister received a silver bowl worth 3290 in Los Angeles as a memento of his US visit amid a debate over the value of his mile record and amateur rules. He thanked supporters, spoke briefly, then headed to Greenland amid British political criticism and press scrutiny.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Fis
Bannister
Renland
Britain
House of Commons
Pen Mar Baseball Action Legs in Maryland District
Pen Mar teams face Union Bridge Cashtown Thurmont and Blue Ridge Summit Emmitsburg and New Oxford in a set of district games across Maryland and Pennsylvania with local rivalries and standings implications.
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Pen-Mar Baseball Union Bridge
New Windsor
Fairfield
Cashtown
Thurmont
Blue Ridge Summit
Emmitsburg
New Oxford
Williams In Game Shortly Before a Home Stand
May 14 Baltimore The Boston Red Sox hope star Ted Williams returns to the lineup for the first time since shoulder trouble. Manager Lou Boudreau plans to bat him cleanup in left field if weather allows. Williams, hitting .346, says his shoulder tightens but improves after batting practice.
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Boston Red Sog
Ted Willams
Lou Boudreau
Willams
Ted
Memorial Stadium
Niaghtmare
Maxwell
Williams
Charlie Maxwell
Red Sox
Sox
Orioles
Cleveland
Larry Doby
College baseball postponements hit Citadel VMI and more
Weather rain forces postponements in college baseball as The Citadel meets VMI and Georgetown faces Washington and Lee. Games delayed due to rain.
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VMI
Georgetown
Washington and Lee
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