11 Ready For Preakness
The 83rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico drew 11 entries with a $190,000 purse as top jockeys Wille Shoemaker and Eddie Arcaro were favored on Sword Dancer and First Landing. The field includes Royal Orbit Dance Open View Festival King Our Dad and others over a mile and three sixteenths with CBS coverage from 4:30 to 5 p.m. EST.
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John Crasher
Associated Press
Baltimore
Pimlico
Wille Shoemaker
Sword Dancer
Eddie Arcaro
California
Elliott Burch
Brookmeade
Arcaro
Louisville
Christopher T. Chenery
Hiadine Braunstein
Royal Orbit
Derby
Manassa M'ler Broussard
Sundown
Adams
Rico Tesio Rogers
Hermatz
Sword Dancer Shoemaker
Open View Korte
King Cook
Manassa Mauler
CBS
Races Open With Claiming Events and Amateur Baseball Note
Thorough card shows nine races with purses from £1,005 to £1,100 plus a late amateur baseball mention. Horses listed include Satan's Staff Bion Guo Miss Zenith Jack Selb Grand Stevie Arch Rival NINTH RACE entrants. Amateur baseball games scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM.
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Satan's Staff
Bion Guo
Helen Noto
Amidship
Prince Star
Vetrago
Mattie Or
S & Up
Miss Zenith
Byramip
Jack Selb
Glen Echo LE Tannions
Jack Frost
Maryland Fresh Win Cadets Post Time Best Bet Arch Rival
Cadets post a 745 PM post time for a Maryland racing card with Arch Rival as the best bet and a focus on fresh wins. The schedule highlights Maryland entries and an 11-4 result pattern.
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Maryland
Creagerstown Defeats Doubs 7-5 In Tight Contest
Frederick area high school game described with University of Maryland freshmen beating Frederick High 14-3. Local teams Walker s ville Germantown Middletown Yellow Springs Trimmer Creagerstown Bolivar Angleberger Lovettsville Doubs compete. Errors and early Frederick runs contrasted by a three and four run spurt by Creagerstown to seal the win.
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Trecourty League
Walkersville
Germantown
Green Middletown
Yellow Springs
Trimmer
Creagerstown
Bolivar
Smith Buckeystown
Broad Run
Angleberger Lovettsville
Doubs
Remus
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Iocals
Frederick
Tri-County League game rescheduled due to wet grounds
Box score notes Creagerstown defeated Doubs 65 j in a rain reprofiled Tri County League contest on Thursday. L Shuff went 3 for 3 to pace the winners and Carl Fraley drove in the winning runs with a bases loaded hit in the sixth. Also mentions Chub Biserly and a second game involving Brunswick, Em, and May 19 listings with other local teams and players. Also reports on a Royal Tower Rockville Centre death, oyster producer on Long Island.
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Creagerstown
Doubs
L. Shuff
Carl Fraley
Brunswick
Gei Imalts
Royal Toner
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Royal Tower
Toner
Long Island
Peconic Bay
Harmony Ab
Repp
Rudy
Hartsock
Brunner
Harshman
Blickenstaft
Wis
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Baker
Lewis
Terrago
Prince
Star
Liberty Abbah
Jack Frost
Sympi
Byanip Getzandanner
Capital City
Weller
Bishbash
Mary's
Shelton
Our Jacobs
Goober Gob
Babba
Strawburg
Baritone Hole
Ware iGrossnickle
Myers
Stevie Grand
Maryland
Frederick Sapbrh
Arbaugh
Jefferson
Thurmont
Garbersbur
Warner
Djiboux
Ann-Adair
Airy
Clemichael
Poolesville
Horine
Sielen
Ropp
Vadas
Avon i Hershamaz
Ware
Ler
pDarner
Abs jBoswell
P Ze Lev
Tnines
Secor
Sanings Bris
Redezick
Empire Marti
Ars
Seocer
Jane Aham
Cadets In CVAL Meet Today In Cumberland
The Frederick High Cadets travel to Fort Hill for the CVAL track meet led by veterans from last year. Fort Hill is favored with 12 returners, while Martinsburg South Hagerstown Westminster North Hagerstown and Allegany compete for runners and field events led by Burns Marker Davis Chamblin Stickel Layman Meehan Brenneman and others. The team is mostly healthy except for Meehan and Barigis.
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Frederick High
Fort Hill
CVAL
Ft. Hill
Martinsburg
South Hagerstown
Westminster
North Hagerstown
Allegany
Frederick
Larry Burns
Richard Marker
Jim Davis
Gordy Chamblin
Dean Stickel
Dave Brenneman
Larry Layman
Dick Meehan
Meehan
Barigis
Ox Fibre Tops Amvets In High-Scoring Thursday Game
Ox Fibre whipped Amvets 14 to 4 after six errors and a late scoring barrage. Ben Grove nailed a single a triple and a homer while Mike Taylor hit a bases loaded homer and Ralph Dyer added a two bagger as Jim Hahn slammed two long drives for the Amvets.
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Ox Fibre
Amvet
Ben Grove
Mike Taylor
Ralph Dyer
Jim Hahn
Amvets
J. Staley
Markey
Dyer Wa Taylor
Elks Edge Tall Cedars in 14 8 Victory
Elks claim first place in Senau American Little League with a 14 to 8 win over Tall Cedars. D Carey led the Elks with multiple hits and a homer, while Showe provided a home run for Tall Cedars. Final notes list pitchers Beachley and Smith along with line scores, base on balls, and fielding details.
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Doubs
D. Carey
Willard
Reeder
Carey
Zimmerman
Kinnap Phinkard
Robb
Jooncil Beachley
D. Beachley
Elks
Cigirim Tali Cedars
Ramsburg
Beachi
Showe
Cedars
D. Georinee
Brice
Biser
Bane
Bone
Too
Pi Shewe
Cruiser
Kinna
Kobe
Hinna
BD. Beach
Smith
Darlene Naugie
Ure
Rippeon
Michael
Thompson
Devilbiss
Cosgrove
Tall Cedars
Harding
Hall
Harris
Cosgrove I
Eaton
Nieman's homer seals Orioles win over Tigers in ninth
In Baltimore, Bob Nieman homered on Don Mossi's third pitch in the ninth for a 2 1 Orioles victory. Bob Boyd opened the inning with a single while Manager Paul Richards said no bunt was considered. Billy Lees got the win after relieving Jerry Walker who gave up nine hits including Lou Berberet's homer. Hoyt Wilhelm named to pitch next, with Frank Lary set for Detroit. Cleveland Indians visit Baltimore for a doubleheader.
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Baltimore
Bobsman
Don Mossi
Nieman
Mossi
Orioles
Messi
Bob Boyd
Devoit
Boyd
Paul Richards
Gus) Triandys
Genes Woodling
Bunting
Billy Lees
Jerry Walker
Walker
Lou Berberet
Detroit
Hoyt Wilhelm
Richards
Tigers
Frank Lary
Cleveland Indians
League Leaders and Baseball Stats Summary
League leaders across American and National Leagues with batting and pitching marks. Killebrew and Fox lead in key categories while Kaline and Cerv post notable hits totals. Citiations include Aaron, Mathews, Mays and banks in the NL and notable pitching stars Wynn, Bunning, Drysdale and Spahn. Athletics option Tsitouris to Houston to trim roster to 25.
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Associated Press
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Allison
Cerv
Kansas City
Kaline
Williams
Power
Strickland
Cleveland
Lemon
Wynn
Bunning
Aaron
Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Robinson
Cincinnati
Temple
Cimoli
St. Louis
iTemple
Milwauk Ikee
Neal
Los Angeles
Pinson
Klippstein
Rush
Drysdale
Spahn
Frederick Jayvees Win County Meet In Track Event
The Frederick High JV thinclads won the county track meet at M.S.D. scoring 127 to 66 for Walkersville with MSD at 691/6 and Middletown 361/86. Frederick, mostly sophomores, showed balance and should be ready for varsity next season.
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Frederick High JV
M.S.D
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
Lincoln
Thurmont
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Rippeon
Heath L's
Dockeriy
Thompson
McDonogh
Beard
Shelton
Minnick
Fred
Willburn
Rinehart
Gindhil
GMSD
King
Pitman
Butts
McGee
Pemd
Waillingford
Hill
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Faultless
Citation
Mickore
Io I
Olds & Up
Rebin Warm
Jer Capital
Justice Brown
Tubdee
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Inquest
Makin Belove
Sailors
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Cherry Branch
Annette Gom
Babena
Chin Wag
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Commotion
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Bob
HS Limerick
Captain Ball
Sam Small
Vivian Chaet
Schaefer
Olds & Co
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Duboux
Bull Hawk
Gang Moll
Sun
Koogie Bros
Buckerstown
Lewistown
Burkittsville
Pall Mall
Shookstown
City Tavern
Mt. Dale
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
McCurdy
Engie
Fredezick
Cumberland
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Neca
Price
Tall ‘Cedars
New York
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Turley
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Pascual
Boston
Baumann
Delock
Lary
Wilhelm
Buhl
McDevitt
Lawrence
Antonelli
Philadelphia
Owens
Broglia
Haddix
Va. Drabowski
L. W. Dinkelspiel SR
Lloyd , W. Dinkelspiel Sr
The
Jewish Welfare Board
Spapen Brehive
Castieman
Dorman
D. Lee
R. Humg Grove
T. Boyer
E. Hummermer
Oram
P. Panton
G. Cas
Taylor
C. Kline
W . M. Panton
R. Dyer Jr
Skheckles
R. Dyer
Fos
M. Gearinger
S. Smith
F. Keyser
B. Cole
W. Brachey
B. Edwards
J. Tinney
P. Gearinger
John Weaver
Castlemanager
P. Ramsburg
C. Paim
D. Haller
G. Cosgrove
J. Castle
WW. Mulcahey
B. Hoessier
Charles
Bob Nieman
Gabon
Sam Miller
South Market
Frederick Jayvees
Mercury
DR. Hardtop Mercematic, RE. & H
Chrysler
SZ Pontiac
B. Hsl
BR. & HK
Renn Pontiac, Inc
E. Sixth St
Dial MO
Goodwill
Price Electric
Excelsior
Excelsior Dairy
Ruthvin
Richy
Rick Clark
R. Clark
Edward Seldling
Carroll Faraway Frederick
Dr. Auto. Trans. R. & H
Lawson Motor Sales Service
Rambler—Sales
New Market, Md
BUICK
Bill Gaver
Bob Jaeger
Clark Moser
Bob Reidt
the Ideal Garage Co
Patrick St
Moyer’s
Mercury Montclair
Monterey
Mercury, Edsel, Lincoln
Rambler Used Car Center
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Custom
Ford
Dr. Hardtop
Oldsmobile
Savoy
Plymouth Plaza
Dr. Wagon
Pontiac
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil Co
Chevrolet
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