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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1954

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3

Doubleheader Tonight in Babe Ruth League Showdown

Two games slated this evening as M. J. Grove leads Shell Oil against Excelsior Dairy and Kiwanis confronts Grove's squad at Frederick High School and McCurdy Field. Excelsior Dairy overwhelmed Price Huskies 11-1 Saturday to seize third place while Rotary defeated Kiwanis 15-3 to climb out of the cellar. Lipps struck out 13 in the Dairy win as Huskies faded after a strong start.

M. J. Grove Shell Oil Excelsior Dairy Price Huskies Rotary Kiwanis Hess McCurdy Field Huskies Dairy Lipps Grove Frederick High School I Huskies Weddle Brown Jones Keller Floyd Shreve Excelsior Dairy AB BR. H R. Shook Alpaugh KR. Gutekunst

Franklin Wilders A War Service Pitcher In France

Franklin Wilders son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilders of Thurmont serves with the Air Force in France and stars as a left handed pitcher for the Chateauroux Sabres in the France Athl ene. A former Thurmont High School star and Brooklyn Dodgers farm system member he holds a New York Yankees contract to join after service. His name appeared as probable starter in France Conference games after the Sabres recent return from North Africa exhibitions.

AIR Force Brooklyn Dodgers Wilders France Chateauraux North Africa

Jablonski Tops NL Batting as Moon Follows

Ray Jablonski of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the National League with a .373 average aided by 47 hits and 15 extra bases as Granny Hamner and Stan Musial trail. In the American League Bobby Avila of Cleveland rises to .378, with Hamner close at .370 and Duke Snider and Jackie Robinson among leaders. Avila boosts his average by going 14-for-30 while Musial slips from the pace with a .360 mark.

New York Ray Jablonski St. Louis Cardinals Jablonski Bobby Avila Cleveland Indians Granny Hamner Phils Philadelphia Hamner Duke Snider Dodgers Gastley H. Stup Olli Chicago White Sox Cass L Ahalt Michaels Greene Littleton Cleveland al Rosen Layman Harry Agganis Red Sox Wen Ae Mets Lapiece Agganis Rotary Abrho Ray Boone Frank House Putman Thomas Carmack Hess Poole Markey Langley Ramsburg Ingle Kiwanis Rotary Gastlev D. Hess R Abalt R. Ahalt Analt R Ahalt Best Angleberger G. Hess

League Leaders From AP Show Busy Batting and Power Totals

AP league leaders list American League Bat Avila Cleveland .378 runs Avila Cleveland hits Avila Cleveland doubles McDougald New York home runs Rosen Cleveland Boone New York Berra New York Vernon and Sievers Washington Stolen bases Jensen Boston Kaline Detroit pitching Lemon Cleveland Topaz New York strikeouts Turley Baltimore National League Batting Jablonski St Louis runs Moon St Louis Musial St Louis hits Jablonski St Louis doubles Jablonski St Louis triples Irvin Mays New York Torgeson Philadelphia Roberts Pittsburgh Schoendienst St Louis home runs Sauer Chicago Musial St Louis Stolen bases Bruton Milwaukee Tri-County League Sundays Results Lovettsville Broad Run Walkersville Cragerstown Buckeystown Middletown Lander Dodgers Rally Frederick 13 Nor beck A C 2 Sunday crowd 175 Foreman homer Hardy inside the park slam next Sunday vs Maryland Wildcats Gladhill shines in Gladhill pitched for Carmack’s Grocery softball win over Acme Markets 10 5 Tarascan note.

Minoso Chicago Rosen Cleveland Boone Detroit Berra New York Vernon Sievers Washington Jensen Boston Kaline Lemon Topaz Turley Baltimore Jablonski St. Louis Moon St. Loui Musial St Louis St Lows Irvin and Mays Torgeson Philadelphia Roperts Pittsburgh Schoendienst Sauer Bruton Milwaukee Dodgers Frederick Dodgers Norbeck A.C McCurdy Field Tom Foreman Jack Hardy Johnson Park Maryland Wildcats

Snead Wins April Pro Athlete of the Year

Sam Snead was named winner of the April Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year poll after defeating Ben Hogan in a playoff for the Masters at Augusta. He collected 33 first place votes and 1501 points, with Sal Magher second and Bob Turley third on the 3-2-1 scoring system.

Snead New York Sam’ Snead Ben Hogan Pleyoff Augusta Ga Ioday Hickok Sal Magher New York Giants Baltimore Bob Turley

Smashup Derby At Mountaintop Speedway Crowds Watch Thrilling Event

At Mountaintop Speedway a sunny Smashup Derby drew a large crowd with no serious injuries. Francis Dickensheets escaped a three rollover crash with a cut hand while Gene Schell suffered a knee cut. A high risk jump over a truck drew loud cheers, and Francie Dickensheets and Polly Dickensheets staged a fire-barrier pass. The next event is May 23 with Interstate Stock Car racing featuring top East competitors.

Mountaintop Speedway Francis Bill Francie Dickensheets Polly Speedway

Cardinals blank Phillies 8 0 in first shutout

Yesterday's stars featured Joe Preslin for St. Louis who pitched seven scattered hits to post the Cardinals first shutout of the season, an 8-0 win over Philadelphia. Batting highlights include Jackie Jensen of the Red Sox ending a nine at bat drought with a three run hit as Boston beat Detroit 4-3. Buckeystown 4-H club hosts May meeting. Rachel Fifer presides.

Associated Press Joe Preslin St. Louis Cardinals Cardinal Philadelphia Jackie Jensen Boston Red Sox Detroit Buckkeystown Little Stars Rachel Fifer Buckeystown Little Star Ted Willams Boston Red Son Tigers Ned Garver Williams Floyd Baker Garver Willams Densen Jensen Hey Sox Sox Tiger Frank House Pirates Hank Sauer Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Sauer Dee Fondy Frada Baumbottz Gent Baker Cubs Ralph Rainer Ernie Banks Kiner Joe Garagiola Baumholtz Curt Roberts Banks Howie Follett Fondy Baker Bucs Bob Skinner Dick Hall Roberts Frankie Thomas Gail Alice Jerry Lynch Johnny Hetki Sid Gordon

Williams Shoulder Pin Forcing Pain In Detroit Game

Detroit May 17 Ted Williams winced under pain of a pin in his left shoulder as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tracers 4 3. Trainer Jack Fadden examined the shoulder and Williams said the pin hurts every time he swings. Manager Lou Boudreau said the pin stays until a May 28 game with Boston.

Boston Red Sox Detroit Tracers Ted Red Sox Jack Fadden Fadden Willams Detroit Firet Williams Lou Boudreau Boston Lou

Hoacine Khalfi Upsets Saddler at St Nicholas Arena

In New York a shocked crowd watched Hoacine Khalfi, a 9-1 underdog, defeat featherweight champion Sandy Saddler by split decision. Khalfi used speed and a sharp right to counter Saddler’s rough tactics as judges split their votes.

New York Sandy Saddler Percy Bassett Hoacine Khalfi St. Nicholas Arena Bassett Orlando Zulueta Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Khalfi Saddler Teddy Martin Joe Eppy Joe Agnello

Baseball standings and scheduling for today in two leagues

MLB standings show Cleveland and Philadelphia leading divisions with New York, Chicago and Boston amid tight races. Today’s schedule features suspended first game restart, multiple night games, and probable pitchers including Boston at Cleveland and Chicago at Brooklyn with McDermott Turley and Nichols versus Simmons among others.

Frederick High Rout Middletown in 26 12 rout

Frederick High remains unbeaten in County Scholastic League play by crushing Middletown 26 to 12 at the Valleyites diamond. Skinny Boyer led a 20 hit attack, going 1.00 with four hits and scoring each time he reached base as Frederick raced to nine runs in the first inning and pulled away late.

Damascus Bunton Wien Burdette Mosley Monard P Clay Chae Snapp Bell Barnard Pearce Xf Layton Bolivar ALE B. Koogle K. Reeder BR. Poffenbger P. Koogte C. Keller B. Gilroy P. Gilroy P J Gilroy C. E. Keller Long Jr Kourthan Layton C Kelter J. Gilroy B. Poffenberger P Gilroy Buxton P. Koogle Moxley Menard Crouse Z. Koogle Frederick High Middletown Valleyites Boyer Baltimore S. Lytle Frederick Willie Shoemaker Middletown Abrho Hasty Road Jenkins Joe Main Adams Miller Fink Fry Kuhn Henrick Ing Lewis Ada L.i Rice Frederick Abrhoret Sears Nirgal Lad Brown. Lf Remsburg Keller Williard Derby Ausherman Miss. P Claybaugh Kemp Brown Summers Shepley Rudy Crane Moss Clabaugh Eccard Eecard

Olson Castellani Fight Set for August in San Francisco

Bobo Olson will defend his world middleweight title against Rocky Castellani in August at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Sanctioning details include a $125,000 purse with national TV coverage but a blackout in the immediate area. Castellani, a top contender, has defeated opponents like Giardello and Hairston, while Olson has held both American and world titles and recently defended against Kid Gavilan.

San Francisco Carl Bobo Olson Nile Cleveland Rocky Castellani Gilson San Franctisco Livestock Exposition Cow Palace Benny Ford Ross Castellan Luzerne Ernie Tigrandes Boba Joey Giardello Pierre Langlois Johnny Bratton Gene Hairston Olson Paddy Youngs Randy Turpin New York Baldins Honolulu Kid Gavilan Chicago Castellari

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