White Sox Beat Red Sox 9-5 as Home Run Power Leads
Chicago White Sox surged with eight of nine hits in early innings to down the Boston Red Sox 9-5 led by Nelson Fox and Jim Busby triples and a home run barrage that included Walt Dropo’s two homers for Boston. Joe Dobson took the loss for Boston while Vic Raschi notches his sixth win for the Yankees in a separate note.
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Willard Marshall
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St Louis Browns
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Wednesday Result: Chicago and Others Scoreboard
A sports scoreboard item lists Wednesday results with Chicago 9 beating Boston 5, New York 11 over Cleveland 3, St Laws 10 over Philadelphia, Detroit 7 to Washington 1. No further context provided.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
St. Laws
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
South End Girls Win Practice Softball Over Camp Derrick Lassies
South End girls defeated Camp Derrick lassies in a 4 4 practice game at SECA diamond Monday. Rosie Smith earned the win with 13 strikeouts backed by Annabelle Stup 3x4 and J A Hahns Koontz 2x3. SECA hosts Walkersville in their first league home game Thursday evening.
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Camp Detrick
Smith and Koontz
Strailman J
Kanade
County Man Takes Trap Shoot Prizes
Thurmont trap shooter Kinsey won the Class C Amateur Championship of America at New York Athletic Club traps on Travesy Island Pelham Manor N Y. He led his class on the 19 yard range and was third high scorer in a field of 139. Kinsey, Maryland’s sole entrant, is a third year competitor and heads Thurmont Sportsmen traps committee. The club plates new traps and range at Monocacy River and Hunting Creek and will start registered shoots June 10.
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Kinsey
Maryland
Thurmont Sportsmen and Conservation Club
Monocacy River
Hunting Creek
Little League Auction Set At Staley Park Tonight
Frederick Little League Inc executives and team managers will hold a secret auction at Staley Park fieldhouse to purchase 18 players per team under 12 on 36 000 points each. James Grove acts as players' agent amid bids with tryouts concluded and Open Day plans underway.
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Staley Park
Frederick Little League, Inc
James Grove
George Chapline, Jr
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Colgate Brish
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C. Cyril Klein
Jungle Cock To Dedicate Memorial at Camp Airy
Plans discuss dedication of a memorial to deceased members at the twelfth annual Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock campfire at Camp Airy near Thurmont on May 25 26 27 1952. The three quarter life size stone memorial by William Wescott depicts an angler guiding a fish, to be placed on a boat shaped rock near Prew Savey’s property.
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Camp Airy
Thurmont
William Wescott
New York
Prew Savey
Washington
Myr. Savey
Paul Townsend
Owens Creek
Brotherhood of the Jungle
U. S
F. C. Walcott
Connecticut
Ozark
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
J. Hammond Brown
Baltimore
Joseph Brooks
Miami
Fla
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Talbot Denmead
Percy Blogg
Mr. Brown
Alaska
Catoctin
Brotherhood
Aaron Strauss
Clark Venable
Ohio
Maryland
South America
Frederick
Clarence CG. Carty
Mountaindale
Wednesday Results Across Leagues Highlighted Scores
Chicago 14 over Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 4 over Boston 3 New York 2 over Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 5 over Philadelphia 3 Night game results show New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis with the schedule pending conclusions.
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Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Lewis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Middletown Overpowers Emmitsburg In League Game
Middletown High varsity defeated Emmitsburg 14 to 1 in the County Interscholastic Baseball League at Emmitsburg. Led 4-0 after three innings, Middletown broke open with eight runs in the sixth and added three more in the final frame. Gilrey pitched a near no hitter through seven innings, with McNair, W. Bentz, and McNatt contributing key hits and an error aiding the scoring in the late frame.
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Emmittsburg
Emmitsburg
Valley Sluggers
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McNatt
Emmitsburg Victorious With Strong Baseball Offense
Emmitsburg 1 Mid dletown 7 in a game featuring two base hits by Butts Eckard Smith and Buckenstaff and three base hits by Buckenstaff Butts. Ol Gulroy Bentz walked once each with Gilroy striking out 13 and Bentz 3. Umpire Smith. Scorer Don Delauter.
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Vavvo
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Butts
Eckard
Smith
Buckenstaff
Ol—Gulroy
Bentz
Gilroy
Don Delauter
Camp Derrick Lassies Swamp Phone Operators
Ted Beard went hitless in three at bats as the Pittsburgh Nationals lost to the Giants on Wednesday night. Charley Keller was not used as Detroit beat the Senators easily. Beard went 3 for 8 and Keller 6 for 167 in the box.
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Giants
Charley Keller
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Detrick Baseballers Defeat Liamsville In Exhibition
Detrick's improved team won 6 to 4 over Liamsville in an exhibition at the Chemical Corps diamond. Detonations featured a late rally with Specht driving in three runs on a triple and a later score on a passed ball.
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Manuel
Brown
Durige
Specht
Solland
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Eo Crone
Staley
Waener
Cathfower
Hargett
Holland
Linton
T. Oo
Murray
Camp Detrick AB
RHO
MekKenme
Lonings Llamsville
Lamsville
Detrich
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Crane
Munich
Darigo
Baus
Olf Fasiang
Strick oule-By Faslang and the Murray lineup confusion
Officials note no positions clinched yet as legion employes discuss eligible players not 17 by Jan 1. A wage rise report shows Maryland manufacturing payrolls up 1,300 percent since 1905, with American Can Co expanding plants in Baltimore and attributing gains to new containers for beer, motor oil, and vacuum packed coffee.
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Baltimore
Maryland
American Can Company
M. Goodwin
American Can
Any
Goodwin
City Softball and Umpire Talks in Frederick
City softball tonight features Teague Camp Derrick 14 at South Bid with Walkersville. Frederick High coach Gene Hummel appeals to umpires to fix officiating after a loss to Hagerstown. Umpire interprets balk ruling pending. Junior Legion tryouts set for Saturday morning at Elm Street School field for local team still short on players.
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East Church Street
Welock
George Miller
Gene Jrummel
Frederick High School
Hagerstows
Hummel
Lightnes
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