Two Young Pitchers Win Over Chicago White Sox
Baltimore 2 1 Chicago 1 0 Orioles win 2-1 as Billy O'Dell homers inside the park. Pierce takes the loss. Gardiner and Romano drive in runs to clinch the game. Yankees fall 6-3 to Tigers as Ford struggles early and Messi wins. Grant earns win for Cleveland with three homers by Colavito, Piersall, Held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Nats Washington
Jimi
Maudent
Cleveland
Washington
Hal Griggs
Fiersail
Jeff Clevenger
Grant
Senators
Brodowski
Nara- Bou Griggs
Clevenger
Pass Coal
Porter
W—Grant
Philadelphia
Taylor Pinlups
Wally Post
Phillies
Chicago
Conley
Farrell
Phillips
Robinson
Sawatski
Hogan
Hillman
Morehead
Henry
Elston
S Tayfor
L—Phillips
Sawatski ii
Post
Taxfor
Free State
Chesapeake Bay
O'Dell
White Sox
John Romano
Jim Piersall
Woody
Mudeat Grant
Tigers
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Rocky Bridges
Art Ditmar
Tom Sturdivant
Detroit
Don Messi
Glade Valley Horse and Pony Show Highlights
Glade Valley Riding Club hosted a Sunday event five miles north of Frederick with Warren Streaker as sponsor. Lisbon judged. multiple classes featured riders from Frederick County and surrounding towns, including debuts of two white Shetland ponies and a wide array of pony, horse, and harness categories with winners named across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Val
Frederick
Brownie
Melanie Abboy
Finksburg
Colonel Jet
Joyce Mitchell
Lykesville
Shot's Pretty Bor
Billy Barker
Gray Boy
Debra Swope
LeRoy +inebrenner
Lady Luck
Betsy Anne Daniels
Chambersburg
Beverly Abbott
Pet
Sheryl Swope
LeRoy Winebrenner
Corky
Susan Miler
Frederick County
Mollie
G. R. Shower
Hampstead
Tider
Cathy Myers
Willam McCracken
Cooksville
the Valley
Jerry Miller
Star
Bob Whitmore
Snowball
Gordon Canes
Sandy
G. H. Barkier
Sugar
Bobby Offutt
Westminster
Ginger
Bob Whit More
Bud Hyde
New Windsor
King Midas
Jane Ritchie
Judy
John Hans
Pretty Boy
GA. Barrier
Brook
William Swomley
R. L
Susan Miller
Wiliam McCracken
Mollie Waiter
Gray Hound
Dorothy
Gordon
King of Kings
Saddle Acres Forester
Bill Preston
Sparks
Superior
Waite Fox
Cheryl Swope
Superior White Star
Spotty
Lester Fisher
Keedysville
Champison
John Haws
Little Lake
H.R. Musselman
Mechanicburg
Pressy Cody
Eugene Offutt
Playmores
Fancy Boy
Connie Schroll
Indiana Sportsman
G. RK. Barkier
Carsie Shari
Delight Ashmore
Billy Brit Tam
Charles Woodman
Fime
G. R. Barker
Charley W. Jacobs
Gettysburg
Dorothy Main
Snowbell
Siar
Gordon Caples
Lets
Tony
Donald Lentmer
Marmaduke McDonald
Lester
Fisher
Prissy Miss
Dorothy Wedeman
Hratteville
Ply
Wimner L. Barnes
Taney’ S Own
Charles W. Jacobs
Cloverleaf
Jimmie Beaver
Union Bridge
Little Luke
R. Musselman
Judy Baws
Bills Dude
Lyman
Hood
Bob Whit
Harness Pony Stake
Ring of Kings
Saddle Acres
Forester
Superior White Fox
LeRoy Wine
Brenner
Lester Fish_er
White Star
Carlisle Sheryl
Benny Anne Daniels
Pilayr
Connie School
Lois Seeger
Edeman
Dolly
Wilmer L. Barnes
Te Appalachian
Charles W. Jas Hunter
Pleasures
Amber Charm
Betsy
Anne Danielt
Bob
Whitmore
Tiny Hyde
Horse Racing Card May 1 1959 Evening Races
Weather clear fast track across nine races with purses ranging from 1000 to 1608 dollars. Entries include multiple maidens claiming and claiming events for three and four year olds plus older horses, with selections listed for Wednesday May 20 and a long list of horse names across nine races.
O'Dell Wins Bet With Inside The Park Homer For Orioles
Billy O'Dell, returning to form after a spring injury, pitched for Baltimore to a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. O'Dell homered inside the park for both Oriole runs, aided by a misplayed ball. Gene Woodling hit for O'Dell in the seventh after a line drive injury scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Billy
O’dell
Chicago White Sox
Oriole
O'Dell
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Del
Odell
al Smith
Paul Richards
Richards
Gene Woodling
John Romano
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Jerry Walker
White Sox
Nnde
Cleveland Indians
Jack Harshman
Donovan
League Leaders Today's Baseball by the Associated Press
American League leaders include Kuenn batting .392 for Detroit and Fox at .264 for Chicago. Killebrew leads in runs with 30 and RBIs with 31 for Washington, while Colavito tops home runs with 12 for Cleveland. National League names include Aaron and Mathews in various categories with key marks for 462 at bats and 36 RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press American League
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Triandos
Baltimore
Line
Runnels
Boston
Fox Chicago
Lollar
Williams
Kansas City
Keough
Cerv
House
Allison
Colavito
Aparicio
St. Landis
Wilhelm
McLish
Walker
Shaw
Grant
Larsen
New York
Wynn
Bunning
Aaron
Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Cimoli
St. Louis
Die Kee
Neal
Los Angelles
T. Taylor
Pinson
Robinson
Cincinnati
Klippstein
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Los An?geles
Spahn
W. II. Pet. G.B
Yankees
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Machen And Vargas Meet Tonight In Ring
San Francisco is set for a backyard heavyweight clash as Eddie Machen, ranked fifth, faces Ruben Vargas in a one round bout at the Cow Palace televised on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Vargas is a 424 underdog from Richmond, California, while Machen fights out of Portland after residing in Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Eddie Machen
Reuben Vargas
the Cow
Palace
ABC
Vargas
Richmond
Cali
Machen
Redding
Calif
Portland
Ore
Sweden
Ingemar
Johansson
Oilty Verdict Wins Lion's Club Purse at Shenandoah Downs
In Shenandoah Downs at Charles Town W Va the Lion's Club Purse produced a verdict with a half length margin. Guilty Verdict paid 21.20 10 and 4.40 for the winner edging Majestic Move. Lee's Hearts finished third as 2,859 fans braved a pre race thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Lion’s Club
Shenandoah Downs
Majestic Move
Lee
Boxing results from San Antonio and surrounding cities
AP report lists multiple bouts: Raymundo Torres of Reynosa KOed Russ Tague of Davenport in a 135 lb class. Linke Easter stopped Willie Cooper of Wheeling. Demmy Ur sua stopped Ray Pacheco by points in a 115 or 144 lb class in Manila and Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Major League Stars Rally in Early Blazer Braves Triumph
Wes Covington led the Braves with three hits and four RBIs including a first inning homer in a 4 1 victory over the Giants. Billy O'Dea and Jerry Walker combined on the mound. Orioles youngsters scattered six hits, struck out seven, and backed Walker’s one run allowed for a 2 1 shutout of the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wes Covington
Braves
The
Giants
Billy O'Dea
Jerry Walker
Orioles
Walker
I White Sox
O'Dell
Youngsters Win For Birds in Open Golf Contention
The piece notes Ben Hogan and Sam Snead as top contenders for the National Open at Winged Foot with Anson Bell and Tao McSnader weighing in on favorites. It highlights Snead and Hogan as leading veterans, with commentary on course difficulty and mental stamina for the 72-hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ben Hogar
Sam Snead
Tao McSnader
Ed Wilks
Baltimore Orioles
McSpa
Jug
McSpaden
Wly
Hee Brown
Billy Loesi
Gene Sarazen
Art Wall
Arnold
Cleveland
Palmer
Mel
Billy O'Dell
Peg
Parker
Chicago
Snead
Hogan
Jim
Fo Sox
Wall
Isix
O'Dell
iSnead
Winged Foot
Jana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nce
Billy Gardner
Gardner
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Luis Apariewy
Bubba Philips
Romano
Nellie Fox
Latman
LeHar
L—Pierce
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Ford
Trevers Art Ditmar
Bridges
Mossi
Wilson
Youmar
Sturdivant
Berra
Eford
Glade Valley Show
Sheer
Mollie Water
G. R
Bhower
Donald Leatzer
Insh Jack
My Tao
Biue
Blue Hounds
Poor Richard
Creing Jag
Eaght Dan
Rueverval
Larry's Creek
Jonnay Andrew
Corfette
Prudy
My Monti
Perfect
Ramond
War Pardon
Pep Talk
Go Gay
Jarupat
Lady Oxford
Paper Bess
Paisley Lass
Bamboo Two
Iraski's Pride
Whirlwin Star
Olds & Up
Jimmie M
Dan
Mustemar
Jack Tyrie
Makin Believe
Lord Sheffield
Brown Jug
Gadde
Maurice S
Herndon
Flying Bid
Lady Damuette
Raywick
Robot
Ladd
Phil Ranairo
Ernest
Jerry Kellee
Chance Jim
Noble Harmony Iit
Polly Tishon
Black Knife
Shegoez
Hebe
Olas & Op
Royal Brick
Chatine
Ware
R. Olds & To
High Union
A-E. F. Malandro
Farnely, Ney
Bive Loud
Pepsi
Condarette
Larrys
Winilwin Star
Vash
Aistemar
Rovot
Laci
Lady Dacuette
Chaymen
Ecgh Vision
Brudos
Sour Note
Homer
Frederick High Cadets
Gettysburg College
Mnerf
Tinker Michael
Frederick Oae Ramsburg
Young
Joe Michael
Moss
Zimmerman
Gesney
Brandenburg
Gesbert
Engie
Getersburg Adrh Oae
Matomo
Hoffman
Rareholl
Iosto
Mountaindale
City
Carpenter
Cern
City Tavern
Burress
Staten
Burnett
Kidd
Michael
R. BR. EC
Winnin
Burnet
Jane
B. Hewitt
Mort Gettysburg
Burneff
Michael Gan
DeGrange
Bagent
Gilmore
H. Elhour
Rentzell
Stone End
R. Rice
Tun—Surgners
Vanos
Glenelg
Mt. Airy High
Glenelg '21
Warfield
R. H. E. Mt. Airy
Poole
Hauver
R. Whit
Castleman Kefauver
C. Shaw
J. Vona
H. Detterding
T. Shaw
C. Bokesch
M. Mulcahey
Megr
W. L. Pet
G.B
Sportsgram
Safety Patrol
Memorial Stadium
Chesapeake
Nieman
Vicory
Birds
Harshman
Kemmerer
Lary
Turley
Hoeft
Buhi
McCormick
Cineinnati
Itwinight
Newcombe
Lawrence
McDevitt
McDevitt (2-2), Sunday, Boomed Only Five Withland Erskine (0-1) Or Kouax
Friend
Mizell
Cawell
Drabowsky
Yank
Bi Skowron
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Sacramento
Phoenix
San Diego
Galt Lake
Astooned
American Assn
Houston
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Charleston
Dallas
Omaha
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Postpo
Columbus
Miami
Montreal
Rochester
Havana
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
North Market
Frederick, Ma
Eens
Great Lakes
Sinclair
Sunchoui
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!