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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1956

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8

Indians Take League Lead

Cleveland's Bob Lemon pitched a three-hitter to beat the Yankees 3-2 and move the Indians into the American League lead. The deal-filled day in Baltimore sent Billy Loes and Johnny Schmitz to the Orioles while rebalancing the roster near the 25-man limit.

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Indians Take Lead With Smiths Ninth Inning Home Run

Smith homered in the ninth to break a 2-2 tie and send the Indians to first place for the year as the Yankees lost the league lead. McDougald and Mantle hit consecutive homers off Lemon for New York, who also got a single from Elston Howard. Kuicks took the loss, falling to 3-2 while Cleveland moved to a .615 percent.

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Brunswick High Beats St. John's In Wind Aided Tilt

Eddie Wheeler’s five hit batsmen and a gusty wind spoiled a near no hit game as Brunswick High edged St. John’s High 7 to 1 in Monday league action. Railroaders tally two runs in third and add insurance as Walkersville, Ballantine Ale, and Renn’s Pontiac also post scores.

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Middletown Beats Frederick High Jayvees in 6 3 Victory

Gene Lewis allowed three hits and hit a homer as Middletown High defeated Frederick High 6 to 3 at Cadet Field. Bob Cole and Dick Gastley also homered for the winners while Lewis added the pitching gem and drove in a run.

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Surprise winner in Preakness prep field at Baltimore

Baltimore reports Assorted, trained by Oscar Mackey, wins the mile and a sixteenth Preakness Prep against four rivals. Mackey says Assorted will likely start in the longer mile and three sixteenths Maryland event. Field included Ricci Tavi Helicopter and Invicto among others.

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Ticket Sale Opens For All Star Game

Washington May 14 Tomorrow is the day to request All Star Game tickets at Griffith Stadium July 10. Mail applications only. postmark by May 15 decides order. All 28 581 seats reserved though land tickets limited to four per customer. Prices include taxes and handling. check or money order to All Star Game.

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Local sports roundup and civil suit headliners

Major high school tournaments across Middletown Walkersville Taneytown Baltimore and Gettysburg areas feature baseball softball tennis and junior league games. In Cleveland Pimlico executive Louis Pondfield sues for 80000 damages claiming wrongful dismissal under five year contracts.

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Excelsior Dairy blanked Shell Oil in Babe Ruth League game

Michael pitched two hit ball for Excelsior Dairy in a 9–0 win at McCurdy Field. Two first inning runs came on four walks and an error. Brandenburg and Young led Dairy with multiple hits. Ramsburg took the loss for Shell. Oakland minor summary.

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Lions to Host Browns in Exhibition at Briggs Stadium

Detroit May 14 The De voit Lions announced an exhibition game with the Cleveland Browns on September 1 at Briggs Stadium in Detroit It is the second exhibition between the teams with a return date September 15 in Akron Ohio.

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Ticket Office Warns on Refunds Date Set for June 20

The ticket office informs customers that refunds and ticket delivery delays are unlikely until about June 20. Officials urge patience as processing may take longer than usual.

Morgan Traded To Cards For Hemus

Phillies trade of utility infielder Bobby Morgan to the St. Louis Cardinals for Hemus was finalized after waivers. The swap followed a prior five pitcher deal between Frank Lane and Roy Hamey, with Webbeimer and Dickson moving to St Louis for Haddix Miller and Flowers.

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