Lions Take Eighth Game
Walkersville High School extended its win streak with a 6 to 4 victory over Oxco, as Grove led with two doubles in a nine inning game played at Boonsboro. Bruchey earned the win for Tall Cedars while Grove took the loss, and Reed Wee Seal contributed for St. John's.
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Walkersvile High School
St. John's
Lions
Tall Cedars
Sedge
Reed Wee
Twig Fane
Walkersville
Op Vo
Grove
Tosing
Boonsboro
Rabeersteay
Bruet Swinning
Thomas
Oxco
Rice
Winpigler
Ise Batol
Sa Toy Itals Hann
Fall Cedars - Adrh Oae Grove
Toserov Rss
Warner
Cecil
Romsburg
Roessler
iSmith
Gearinger
Ville
St. John’s
St. Johns
Boyer
Duncan
Apigler
Maiolo
Swamy Diders
D. Smith
Winpigier
Dorsey
Liaxca Odl
Winpigter
Tail Cedars
Dor
Sey
Cedar
Oxen
Dorsex
Brachey
Cosgrove
Shank
Remsburg
Wilson
Bruchey
Lowe
Nitcher — Grove
Feee
Frederick High Hosts Maryland Freshmen In Key Tilt
Frederick High School’s baseball team meets University of Maryland freshmen at McCurdy Field at 1:30 p.m. The Cadets seek redemption after a 12-2 loss at College Park. Ex Cadet standouts Charlie Keller Jr. and Donnie Brown return to town to face former teammates, with Donnie Keller watching closely.
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Frederick High
University of Maryland
McCurdy Field
Terp
Frederick
Charlie Keller Jr
Donnie Brown
Hal Keller
Donnie Keller
Dick Gastey
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Tinker Michael
Dale Ramsburg
Ron Engle
Bo Mercer
Price Over Excelsior Price Electric Triumphs 7 2
Electric defeated Excelsior Dairy 7 to 2 as Bayles and P Rinehart homered and tripled to fuel the win. D Zimmermann earned the win with seven strikeouts despite ten walks, while Excelsior left eleven baserunners stranded.
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Price Electric
Excelsior Dairy
Bayles
P_ Rinehart
D. Zimmerman
Dairy
Burcevte
Ab Hririd
Beare Br
Tesir
Excelsior
Kiwanis
Rotary
O& OP Rt
Elec
M. J. Grove
Shell Oil
Frederick High School JV Track Wins County Meet
Frederick High School JV team wins the county track meet at Maryland School for the Deaf by five points, tallying 116 to Lincoln’s 111 with Walkersville third. Notable performers include Layman and Heard of Lincoln, Meehan and Frederick teammates, and Poje vaults.
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Frederick High School
JV Thinclads
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Lincoln
Walkersville
M.5.d
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburgh
Bowie
Layman
Heard
Meehan
McGee
M.S.D
Warrenfeltz
Heath
Foltz
King
Keller
Snowden
Swomley
Delau
Bartee
Mercer
Derry
Krantz
Green
von Steinberg
Duncan
Brown
Horine
Swomier
Goodrich
Phillies Down Pirates By 6-2 Triumph Seals With Homers
In a 6-2 win over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia builds a lead through the middle innings as Anderson Lopata and Rin Re gulski power the offense. Richie Ashburn reaches on base and scores, while Porterfield and Blackburn share pitching duties for the Pirates. The Phillies’ defense and timely hitting secure the victory.
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Tine Philles
Anderson
Lopata
Rin Regulski
Uperson
Richie Ashburn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Porterfield
Raydon
Blackburn
Fort Simmons
Lions Whitewash North End In Little League Slam
The Lions exploded for 18 runs on 15 hits to defeat North End 18 to 1 in five innings. Hart and Gibson led with multiple hits, while Mayne struggled on the mound for North End. Standings show Tall Cedars and Oxco among the top teams.
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Lions
North
Hart
Gibson
Biehl
Hartman
Cedars
Oxco
Monath
Cole
North End Eelooo
Mayne
Young
Aymings
I Hart
J. iKennedy
Norwood
W. Kennedy
Ieee
Seurers
Willard
Double Bills Weigh On Orioles Pitchers In 1958 Schedule
Orioles face multiple doubleheaders as 1958 slate grows, with rainouts altering plans. Club hopes stretched schedules help by tiring opponents’ pitchers while preserving its own arms. Skinny Brown, Milt Pappas work through issues. Miranda targets return after injury as spring workouts continue in Baltimore.
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Whestlers
Burton
Balti- Yom
Brewer
Bills
Post- York
Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
Oriole
Skinny Brown
Milt Pappas
Brown
Pappas
Willie Miranda
Weekend Baseball Schedule With Local League Matchups
Weekend schedule lists Sunday games starting at 2 p.m. across Maryland leagues Wamsville at New Market Shook Frederick at Poolesville Mudre Thurmont at Brunswick and more including Heart of Maryland Mt. Airy versus Harmony Knoxville versus Taylorstown Mount Leno at Frederick Germantown at Walkersville Yellow Springs at Middletown and other county showdowns plus scholastic and minor leagues with dates from May 13 to May 23 across McCurdy Field Beta.
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Maryland
Wamsville
New Market
Shook
Clem Doubs
Lovettsville
Gardner
Frederick High School
Univ. of
Trimmer
Clark
Thurmont
Curry and Miller
St. John's
Middletown
Cerer
Remus
Brunswick
Cole
Horine
Naval Security
Fort, Detrick
P.m. Baker
Melody Inn
Derrick
Kidd’s
Melody County
Burkittsville
Liberty Mountaindale
Ballenger
Shookstown
Buckeystown
McCurdy Field
Baltimore
Freder
Lancaster
Washing
Staley
North North End
Optin
Civitans
Lions
Baker
Tail Cedars
Oxo
O-Amvets
Aenet Frederick
P.m
Diamai
Horacis
Cometsay
Trojans
Wanks
S. Bate
McCurdy
Baseball Scores and Schedule in 1940s N L Standings
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with a 16 3 record, Philadelphia and Chicago in pursuits, and St Louis and Los Angeles mid pack. Saturday results include San Francisco 6 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh, with plans for Sunday and Monday matchups across major cities.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louis
Milwaukee
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Nearby Cities
Reported matchups show Chicago Cleveland New York at Washington and Baltimore at Boston with rain. Other games list Kansas City at Detroit and a barge at Cleveland, with no games scheduled elsewhere.
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Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Washinste
Chicado
Kansas City
Deiren
Boston
Woashington
Barge
Detroit
Musial Homers as Cardinals Blank Dodgers 2-0
Sad Sam Jones twirls six-hit shutout support from Stan Musial who hits a two-run homer, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals over the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0. Jones fans nine, Corey Blasingame ejected in the first, Podres takes the loss after six innings. Musial's seventh homer of the year caps the scoring in the sixth.
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ST. Louis
Sam Jones
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jones
Cardinals
San Francisco
Chicago
Musial
Johnny Podres
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Grand Avenue
Blasingame
Hal Dixon
Los Angeles
Podres
Roebuck
Roseboro
H. Smith
Padres
White Sox Bludgeon Indians 6 3 in opener
Lefty Billy Pierce notches his first 1958 win, a six hit effort with 10 strikeouts as Chicago shells Don Ferrarese. Bobby Avila and Minnie Minoso homer for Cleveland, while Avila also goes deep for the Indians. The White Sox explode for five runs in the first inning and coast past Cleveland 6 to 3 in the series opener.
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Cleveland
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Pierce
Jere
Bobby Avila l
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Don Ferrarese
Chicago
Lollar
Ferrarese
Fomanek
Wilhelm
Brown
Porter
Avila
Minoso
Ford Dominates Senators As Yankees Win 7 2
Whitey Ford defeated Washington for the 11th straight time in four seasons, backing the Yankees to a 7 2 victory at Griffith Stadium before 21 023 fans. Ford allowed eight hits, fanned five, with Gil McDougald belting a two run homer.
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Washington
Ed Whitey
Ford
Washington Senators
Yankees
Griffith Stadium
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Hank Bauer
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
New York
Berra
Pascual
Byerly
Kemmerer
Fitz-Gerald
L—Pascual
McDougald
Cubs Edge Giants 6 5 in ninth inning comeback
Lee Walls delivered the deciding hit as the Cubs rallied past the Giants 6 5 on Friday. Willie Mays hit a three run homer for San Francisco, Dale Long homered for Chicago, and Don Elston earned the win after closing out the eighth inning.
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Chicago
Lee Walls
Cub
San Francisco Giants
Cubs
Willie Mays
Dale Long
Bobby Thomson
Giant
Ray Crone
Bobby Adams
Thomson
Walls
Adams
Bob Schmidt
Mays
Don Elston
Elston
San Francisco
Monzant
Miller
Worthington
Constable
Crone
Cadets Face Maryland Freshmen At McCurdy Field
Frederick High School baseball hosts University of Maryland freshman at 1 30 PM in McCurdy Field. East Frederick ACs softball meets Fowler's of Baltimore at 8 PM to start the Tri State Major League schedule. Also notes upcoming CVAL track meet and Preakness coverage on CBS. Elm Street marks set in school events.
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McCurdy Field
Frederick
University of Maryland
Terp
East Frederick
Acs
Fowler's
Ballmiore
Handley High School
Winchester
Virginia
CVAL
CBS
Channels
Baltimore
Washington
Tim Tam
Churchill Downs
Jewel's Reward
Silky Sullivan
Gone Fishin
Markins Rajah
Liberty Ruler
Nouriddin
Talent Show
Chance Lt Tony
jMichore
Plion
Elm Street School
Phil Whisner
Pecky Strine
al Glass
Don Wilcom
Cadets To Go CVAL Cinders In Fort Hill Meet
Frederick High trackmen travel to Fort Hill to compete in the annual CVAL meet led by defending dash and jump contenders Peck Strine and Jack Crenshaw. Handley High of Winchester is favored with Yerrick and Webster also aiming high as Fort Hill hosts teams from Westminster and several nearby cities. Governor Holmes wins Oregon primary defeating Hatfield as the race for the state’s next governor narrows.
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Frederick
Fort Hill
CVAL
Handley High ‘School of
Winchester
Handley
Sentinels
Westminster
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Alle‘Zany
Peck Strine
Jack Crenshaw
Strine
Yerrick
Webster
Holmes
Portland
Ore
Robert Holmes
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Detrick Bowlers Wind Up Season at Banquet
Detrick's bowling league closes its first season as an ABC sanctioned group with a May 22 banquet at the Detrick Officer's Open Sloss. Guest speakers include Matt Bennie and Colorel Donald G. Grothaus, plus Father Herbert Jordan. Fifty-five trophies will be awarded for team and individual achievements with top averages and scores listed.
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Forth Detrick’s Bowling League
American Bowling Congress
Matt Bennie
ABC
Washington, D.C
Colorel Donald G. Grothaus
Detrick
Herbert Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Mt Airy defeats St John’s 7 1 for second win this week
Mt Airy remains undefeated at 6 0 after a 7 1 win over St John’s. Hash led with two doubles a single and three RBIs while Dorsey earned the win and Warner took the loss. Mt Airy visits Taneytown next Tuesday before closing the season Friday at Damascus.
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Airy
St. John’s
Riday
Hash
Hasb
Maiele
Johnsie
Mr. Airy
Dorsey i
Mt. Airy
Warner
Taneytown
Tan
Athletics Rally, Defeat Tigers 3-1 in KC
Wehmeier pitched six solid innings for Detroit before Kansas City Athletics exploded for four runs in the seventh, sending the Tigers to a 3-1 loss. Bolling hit a Detroit homer as the game ended with 5 to 6, including errors and substitutions.
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Athletics
Tigers
Kansas City
Herm Webrmeier
St. Louis Cardinal
Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Imound
Wehmeier
Morgan
Heigan
Wilson
Erry
Gorman
House
Bolling
Kansas Cry
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Pirates
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Hawks
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Comets
W. L. Pet
North End
Optimists
Dodgers
Yanks
Giants
Sportsgram
Committee OF
Frederick County
Edward Hart Etchison
Better Homes Equipment
East Patrick St
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C. W. Schemmer
Maj
E. J. Barattino
J. G. Boutin
Lis
Pfc
L. E. Taylor
J. V. Jemski
H. FE. Cerar
L. Jor
G. x. Kreyling
M'‘Dees
LL. Bowlodrones
Clinton W. Schemmer
Joseph J. Jemski
Ste Jean Boutin
Henry E. Cerar
PGA
Clearwater
Fla
The
Professional Golfers Assn
Florida
Glade Valley Horse Show
Sun
James Bruce Correll
Juste
Louisville Slugger Bats
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Errest
Home & Auto Supplies
E. Patrick St
NSME
STATE
OF Industria
Franklin Street
Hagerstown, Md
Nier
Atlantic
Tena
Aero Oil Company
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