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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1954

Page

13

Change Made In Loop Lead Change Made In Loop

Vernon’s hit powered a 10-6 win over Excelsior Dairy as Hacker pitched four-hitter. Kiwanis toppled by 10-6 in the Chicago Cubs tilt, while Brooklyn Dodgers won 7-1. Multiple late-inning twists, umpire calls, and a twilight finish shaped a busy doubleheader night.

Brooklyn Ren Hacker Excelsior Dairy Chicago Cubs Grove Kiwanis Brooklyn Dodgers Hacker Duke Snisser Brooks Cubs Bruins M. J. Grove Detroit Steve Gromek Philadelphia Athletics Fovp Eacelsior Dairy Don Rice Jr A’s Dairymen Tigers Gromek Oilers Frank Bolling Nickey Vernon Triple Washington Nationals Baltimore Orioles Encelsior Nin Staury AbcDermott Baltimore Ereery Bob Turley Pete Shell Danny Connell I del Crandell John M. J. C' Logan Waukee Braves Phila ephia_ Phillies Price Huskies St. Louis Cardinals Mchirste Place Ouleyee New York Ollerk Abrhore Giants Meadows Kemp iLroceda O Larry Jensen Phoebus Jim Hearn Rice Johnny MecCall Reeder Despaux Ning. Stockman Zimmerman Cincinnati Redlegs Norris Pittsburgh Pirates Eoac Wnt al Rosen Excelsior Dairy AB R.H.O.A.E Cleveland Indians Michael Keat Bowers Boston Y Garrett Gene Wooding Martz Homer Yan Willard Ogkees Yogi Lacy Berra Lipps Olninth Chicago White Mason Remsburg R. H. EL Sn Chicago Garagiola Lees Bowers Palica Labine Milliken Cal Sheil Philadelphia Excelsior Nicholas Jolly Crandall Phosbus Sam Simmons Miller Konstanty Mers Lopata H E D. Rice St. Louis Grove AB Pittsburgh Toms Perkowski Colhim Smith Teauces Gees Seminick Bailey la Palme Moss Friend AB Crothers Hill Bruchey McDermott Tipton Turley Stuart and Courtney O.A.E R. OH. E. Ott Gastley Cleveland Stup Henry Herrin Werle Brown Federline Houtteman Chakales Libert Newhouser Hezan Ahalt E Crum Littleton Morgan Ford Gorman Sam Trucks Johnson Loliar

Fights Last Night 3 and Early Tennis News

A roundup covers fights with several decisions and draws across cities including Milwaukee and Springfield. Patty Pacies Americans Paris reports Patty, a recent Italian champion, advancing in the French International Tennis Championships with strong American presence and Davis Cup players Seixas Trabert advancing on byes or defaults. Roy Campanella resumes light practice in Brooklyn after wrist surgery, aiming for a return date yet to be set.

Patty Paris i—Burige Patty Los Angeles Bill Lerque Ecuador United States Tony Trabert Vic Seiias L van Mergeren Holland Burrows Padres Brooklyn Jique Soriano Argentina Raschi St. Lows Haddix St. Louis Campanella Roy Campanella

Walkersville HighMauls Poolesville in 12-1 Baseball Win

Walkersville High dominated Poolesville 12 to 1 on Tuesday, lifting their record to five wins in eight starts. Duncan led the offense with three singles and a double, backing a strong pitching effort that sent Offutt out after one inning as Walkersville tallied four unearned runs in the fourth.

Walkersville Poolesville Gladesters Duncan Albaugh Horner Clem Albough Trple Offutt Poolesille Deadrick Walkersvilie Wallers Walkersville Varsity Emmitsburg Walkersville Abrho AE Clem Dutrow Zimmerman Hahn Stover Darner Marshall Jones Stilley Stonestreet Bourne Griffith Roberson J. Shawver Mundy al Repass xCarbaugh Noogdd Offutt Williams zStottiemyer Repass Poolesville Oodgeroo Homer Deadiick Vug Die Laduiel Smith Dick Smith

Accaro Suspended, Not In Preakness

Eddie Accaro, veteran Preakness winner rider, was suspended 10 days by Belmont Park stewards for a careless ride on Dead Duck. The suspension ends May 29, ruling him out of riding Gosamo in the Preakness at Pimlico. Charley O'Brien, aboard South Point, protested the final turn interference on Dead Duck.

New York Eddie Accaro Belmont Park Maryland Pimlico Saddle Star Woodvale Farm Gosamo

League Leaders By The Associated Press

Summary of leaders in American and National League batting pitching and fielding with player names Cleveland New York St Louis and Philadelphia among others. Avila leads batting runs and hits for the American League while Moon and Hamner lead National League in various categories.

Associated Press Avila Cleveland Rosen McDougald New York Lemion Lopat Turley Baltimore Hamner Philadelpha Moon St. Louis Mustal St Lous Jablonsk St Louis Tablonski St Lows Irvin Mays Torgeson Hamney Phileadelphia Roberts Pittschurch Schoendienst St Lewis Sauer Chicago Musral Bruton Milwaukee

Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot

Baseball standings show New York leading with 11 losses while Chicago and Detroit hover near .600. Yesterday results include Detroit 8 Philadelphia 3 and New York 4 Chicago 3. Tonight matches feature Yankees at Cubs and Phillies at Tigers with notable pitchers listed.

Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Baltimore Ll Washington Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Pierce Branca Nixor Lemon Stobbs Coleman

Native Dancer Captivates Nation In Belmont Thriller

New York sport writer Gayle Talbot hails Native Dancer after a breathtaking Belmont Park finish in the Metropolitan Handicap. The horse now eyes the Suburban Handicap on May 31 at Belmont, with weight forecasts around 132 pounds as the field includes older horses.

Gayle Talbot New York Belmont Park AY Vanderbilt Grey Ghost Man O’war Man O'War Sam Riddle Dancer Big Red Native Dancer

Hodges Fast Homer Pace Sparks Grand Slam Surge

New York May 18 Hodges continues his bases loaded homer binge, nearing the NL and major league records for grand slams. His 10th grand slam ties Rogers Hornsby and Ralph Kiner for the NL mark, while Lou Gehrig’s 23 remains the all time ML high. Hodges, 30, projects at least five more seasons of power.

New York Gil Hodges Brooklyn Rogers Hornsby Ralph Kiner Lou Gehrig Hodges Gehrig Lou Babe Ruth Jimmy Fonn Hornsby Kiner Joe DiMarsio Hank Greenbers Rudy York

Graziano Convicted Over Parking Fines in New York

Former middleweight boxing champion Rocky Graziano was sentenced to ten days in jail or a $250 fine for ignoring five parking summonses. Chief Magistrate John M. Murphy gave Graziano until Monday to pay after his attorney said he did not have the money with him.

Graziano New York Rocky Graziano Gall John M. Murtagh Grazano

Fiore Favored To Defeat Jed Black In 10 Round Fight

Carmine Fiore aims for an eighth straight win in a welterweight showdown with Jed Black at Olympia Stadium. Fiore is an 8-5 favorite in a nationally televised 10 rounder airing at 9 p.m. EST. Black brings a 28-1-1 career mark and has won 27 straight, while both are 24-year-old unranked contenders with contrasting backgrounds.

Detroit Brooklyn Carmine Fiore Jed Black Michigan State College Fiore Black Olympia Stadium Janesville Wis Herbie Schoen

Indians beat Red Sox 6 3 behind Rosen's two homers

Yesterday's Star Rosen of Cleveland Indians drove in two home runs and a double as the Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 3. Warren Hacker pitched for Cleveland. Chicago Cubs scattered four hits to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 1.

Associated Press al Rosen Cleveland Indians Indians Boston Warren Hacker Chicago Cubs Brooklyn

Southern County Highs Hold Tourneys in Softball and Volleyball

Southern County conducted annual softball and volleyball championships for boys and girls. Frederick High boys swept the southern round robin, while Middletown 1 and Elm Street 1 girls claimed titles in their divisions. Division I and II scores show Frederick and Elm Street posting strong showings. Elm Street I and Middletown led girls in finals.

Frederick Thurmont Frederick High School Middletown Elm Street Southern Brunswick Way Brunswick Elim Street

Frederick sports brief and obituary snippets

Frederick Md. reports contain volleyball champions list and team rosters for local clubs including Frederick, Middletown, Elm Street, and N-J. Miller rosters are noted alongside a fragmented story about Hagen and Sam Snead. Also an obituary notes trainer Charles M Feltner, 68, who worked with Gustave Ring and Henry Hecht and died after a stroke. An old Britannica note defines boulevard origins.

Washington Charles M. Feltner Gustave Ring Henry Hecht Baltimore Feltner Berryville Charles Town W. Va Hagerstown Bel Air Hialeah

Snead Seeks Hogan’s Little Slam in 1953 Style

New York May 1814 The article reports Sam Snead aiming to replicate Ben Hogan’s 1953 “little slam” by winning the Masters U S Open and British Open. Snead plans to enter the British Championship at Royal Birkdale July 5 9, contingent on a Baltusrol U S Open victory June 17 19, with Demaret and Sarazen also entering the British Open.

New York Sam Snead Ben Hogan U.S Enasen Fred Corcoran Snead Sam Royal Birkdale Balrusroll Springfield N. d Baltusrol Meadow Brook Jimmy Demaret Gene Sarazen Trogan Oakmont Hogan Ballusrol Corcoran Toledo Britain Walter Hagen

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