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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1954

Page

11

Indians Win From Orioles On Three Hits

Behind the pitching of Early Wynn the Indians beat the Orioles 2-0 in a four game set as Al Smith and Al Rosen drove in runs. Bob Porterfield earned his fifth win as the Senators defeated the Athletics 7-3. The Red Sox exploded for six runs in the sixth to beat the Yankees 6-5. Junior Gilliam delivered a pinch hit RBI in the eighth guiding the Dodgers past the Pirates 3-2. The Phillies opened with six straight singles for five runs as Robin Roberts won his fifth. Hank Aaron homered as Milwaukee topped Chicago 4-2 in Wrigley Field debut. Dee Fondy and Ralph Kiner hit early homers for Chicago. Bob Keegan pitched a three-hitter as Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 8-1. Rip Hepulski and Tom Alston provided 10th inning runs to lift the Cardinals over the Reds 8-7 after Musial’s slam forced extras.

Associated Press Early Wynn Cleveland Indians Baltimore Orioles al Smith al Rosen Cleveland Philadelphia Athletics Bob Porterfield Washington Senators Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Frank Sullivan Junior Guliam Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts New York Giants Milwaukee Chicago Henry Aaron Braves Wrigley Field John Logan del Crandall Dee Fondy Ralph Kiner Bob Keegan Frank Bolling Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers Rip Hepulski Tom Alston St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Redlegs Cincinnati Stan Musial

Langlois Wins Upset Over Giardello in Midweight Clash

New York reports Pierre Langlois defeats Joey Giardello by unanimous decision to derail Giardello's plan for an October title shot. The bout drew strong referee and promoter responses as Langlois roared from backstage and others questioned the scoring.

New York Pierre Langlois Jean Bretonnel Joey Giardello Giardello Bobo Olson Rocky Castellani Langlois Artie Aidala Jack Gordon Ruby Goldstein

Stars Pitching and Sluggers Highlight Baseball Day

Yesterdays Stars pitched by Bob Keegan for the White Sox shutout Detroit 6-0 while Hank Aaron powered Milwaukee with an eighth inning two run homer for a 64 victory over Chicago. Morristown Tenn. surrendered Mountain States League to six teams, citing $2,500 losses since opening. League includes Maryville Kingsport Oak Ridge Lexington Harlan and Middiesboro.

Associated Press Bob Keegan Chicago White Sox Detroit Hank Aaron Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee Chicago Morristown Tenn W. E. Hodges Hodges Maryville Kingsport Oak Ridge Lexington Harlan Middiesboro

Huskies edged by Kiwanis in late twist at Frederick

Kiwanis nine pulled into a Babe Ruth League tie for fifth with an 8 to 0 win over the Huskies at Frederick High School. Rotary-Excelsior Dairy rainout replay at McCurdy Field was not played as Rotary failed to show. Huskies rallied to threaten late but Kiwanis held on, scoring two in the bottom of the sixth to lead 9-6 before finishing 9-3. Stup earned the win. Mercer took the loss as Huskies totaled nine hits to Kiwanis’s seven. Umpires Shock and Best supervised a 1:45 game with Leff on base counts highlighted by Weddle’s three-base hit.

Kiwanis Huskies Frederick High School Rotary-Excelsior Dairy McCurdy Field Rotary Stwo Rm H. Stup Seibert Remsberg Littleton R.H.O AE. Mercer Strine W. Keller Weddle J. Stup Shaeffer Shreve Stottiemyer Long Jones Kiwanis L Ahab Gastley Ptt Sebhert Winpigler Lattleton Green Crum Stottlemyer Rowanis Leff Mercer Stup Shock Best T. D. Green

Divorce Granted To Archie Moore In Willful Desertion Case

May 21 light heavyweight Archie Moore was granted a divorce from Alice Alberta Moore by Judge Charlies A Carroll on grounds of willful desertion. Moore claimed his wife refused to accompany him on fights in South America and they have not lived together since February 1953. Mrs. Moore, a San Diego dress designer, settlement terms were not announced. Hustlers Return To Field In Maryland State League Clash At McCurdy Field Sunday. New Market upset Brunswick 4 3. Lefty Biser to pitch for Hustlers after two weeks away.

Miami Archie Moore Alice Alberta Moore Hustlers Frederick

North End Triumphs Over Lions In Tight Classic

North End defeats Lions 10 to 8 at Staley Memorial Stadium in a high school Little League tilt. NECA jumped to early lead, scoring five runs in first inning and adding eight across later frames. Lions rallied with four in the seventh before NECA sealed the win with strong pitching from Kehne and late hitting. Key performances include Brandenburg and Ramsburg driving in multiple runs for NECA and Kreissig, Shank, and Williamsport players contributing for their teams.

Wena North End Frederick Abrh Oae Bee Crum Chaney Neca Ab Eva Ausherman Kreissig Debauter Ramsburg Cannon LeSrandenberg Moss Grove Jenner Barnes Shank Harper Rice Clyde Crum Zimmerman Phebus C. Brandenburg Garrett Brachey Weddle OKO Stein Xehne Lotals Wiliamsport AB Rho Holland Rp. Hose Beee Aa Taverer Aj Anderson Smallberg Jaminsor Champlin Heimentoller Palmer BF Lodge Potts Rinehart Marlin Kallaway Thome Ata Bre Sponseller iNikirk EE Raates x-Rimler Oytatshall Feaga Brown Jaminson Stull Toads Williams Shore Annie Ee NECA Frederick Lions Fred Jig Hammon DeLauter Kehne Ander Son Ees Bi Ausherman Helmentoller Lodge Kalla Turner Way Piechar- Zimeetetaih Eits Anderson Pal Mer J. Ausherman Fraser Price Kellaway Kennedy Ausherman Champlain Kalfag Way Seidling Seorer—Hargett

Poolesville High Ends Jayvee String In See-Saw Win

Poolesville High School ended Frederick Jayvee baseball’s streak with a 7 to 6 extra inning victory at Poolesville. The game featured a 2-2 tie in the second, a bottom fourth Poolesville lead, a seventh inning deadlock, and an eighth inning unearned run that decided the contest as Frederick committed multiple errors. Frederick outhit Poolesville but miscues swung the outcome in the hosts’ favor.

Tony De Marco Faces Cesario In Boston Welterweight Bout

Tony De Marco meets Johnny Cesario in a 10 round televised welterweight bout at the Arena Boston. De Marco seeks to extend his infight winning streak in New England while Cesario brings speed and experience to challenge the rising contender. Cesario, 28, holds 85 victories, 12 losses, four draws in 101 fights.

Boston Tony DeMarco Johnny Cesario Hartford Cesario

Weekend Games Md State League slate set

Maryland State League schedules Brunswick at Mt Airy Gardner New Market at Frederick Whitesell at Beallsville Tramsville Hale at Jefferson Damascus Grove Tri County League Buckeystown at Lander George Creagerstown at Middletown Knott Lovettsville at Doubs Pfeiffer Walkersville at Broad Run Welsh Heart at New Market Miller Sjams Meth at Lisbon Crouse Damascus at Woodbine Hargett Taylorsville at Bolivar Wantz Pen Mar League Thurmont at Cashtown Pa Blue Ridge Summit at Emmitsburg New Windsor at Fairfield Pa New Oxford at Union Bridge.

State League Brunswick Mt. Airyl Gardner New Market Frederick Whitesell Beallsville Tramsville Haley Jefferson Damascus—Grove Tri-County League Buckeystown Lander George Creagerstown Middletown Knott Lovettsville Doubs Pfeiffer Walkersville Broad Run Welsh Heart Md League Harmony New Market Miller Sjams, Meth Lisbon Crouse Damascus Woodbine Hargett i Taylorsville Bolivar Wantz Thurmont Cashtown Emmitsburg New Windsor Fairfield New Oxford Union Bridge

Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers From The Day

The American League with Cleveland leading at 21 10 and New York at 19 12 shows tight standings. National League features St Louis at 20 34 and Philadelphia at 17 24 as contenders with multiple games listed and yesterday’s results Milwaukee over Chicago and Philadelphia over New York.

Baltimore Cleveland Pillette Stuart Courtney Wynn Hegan Boston New York White Ullivas Ford Kuzava Gorman Berra Philadelphia Welling Ditmar, Vandrahant Shantz Porterfield Fitz- Gerald Chicago Detroit Keegan and Loliar Hoeft Miller House Milwaukee Conley Joly Crandall Klippstein Jeffcoat Garagiola Pittsburgh Brooklyn Law and Shepard Podres Lacbine Hughes Walker Washington Johnson Garver Larse Garcia Portocarrero Shea Clevenge Reynolds W. Il. Pet St. Louis Cincinnati Friend Meyer Gomez Penson Burdette Buhl Minner Hacker St. Lows Fowler Perkowski Presko

Pro Players Signing Early in NFL Record Pace

Philadelphia May 21 Pro football players are signing contracts early as Commissioner Bert Bell notes a historic level of pre season deals. About 650 players signed, with 60 per team for training camp. veterans also sign for economic reasons and outside jobs averaging 16 per team. Pro salaries range from 5 000 to over 20 000 dollars plus off season work.

Philadelphia Bert Bell National Football League Bell America NFL

Damascus Overwhelms Sherwood High 12-7

Damascus varsity baseball earned its third win in eight starts by defeating visiting Sherwood High 12-7 on Friday. LeRoy Johnson pitched effectively, fanning the last three batters as Damascus built an early lead despite seven errors. Thurman struggled on the mound for Sherwood, with Sherwood teammates out hitting Damascus but errors and wildness in the first two innings produced eight runs for Damascus.

Damascus Sherwood High LeRoy Johnson Damascs Johnson Thurman Sherwood Walkersville Sherwood Ab R. HH Thompson Runkles Rhinehart Walter Rf Howes Barley L Johnson Halls Howes Tolson Brown Warne Watkins

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

Avila Cleveland tops batting with 350 runs and 46 hits. Rosen Cleveland leads 9 home runs and 39 RBIs. McDougald New York has 10 doubles. Minoso Chicago owns 6 triples. Jablonski St. Louis leads 37 runs and 37 doubles. Musial St. Louis drives 45 RBIs and 14 home runs. Raschi St. Louis posts 50,000 pitching value.

Associated Press Avila Cleveland Rosen McDougald New York Minoso Chicago Hunter Baltimore Jensen Boston Kaline Detroit Lemon Turley D Jablonski St. Louis Musial St Louis Huts—Jablonski Jablonski St. Lous Irvin Mays Hamner Torgeson Philadelphna Roberts Pittsburgh Schoendienst St Lous Bruton Milwaukee Raschi

Protests Of Two Games Overruled In Tri County League

Middletown victory stands after Tri County League managers vote to overrule protests over two weekend games. Bruns wick protested a pitcher with pro experience. officials ruled he returned to amateur status under prior agreement. The league also adjusted rules on scoring and suspensions, confirming Middletown’s 6 3 win over Brunswick and setting a final warning to clubs about abuse of umpires.

Lawrence A. Dorsey Buckeystown Brunswick Win Jor Lewis Shaft Middletown Valley Varsity Middletown High Varsity Diamond Fiithird Atsht Ettsville Brunswick Ab.r.w.c.a.e Dixon Deener Turis- Cunningham Webber Dorsey Manuel Trico Winn Um- Garrett Cooper Israel Jumbaugh Reishter Armadillos ixWiller Baltimore Arthur Watson Plave Armadillos Sidney Schwartz Riverhead Eccard Hendricks Letters Horine Flook Wolfe Frey Sliddietown Garrett Shaff Roy Lewis Shaft Winening Smith Paul Shoemaker

Williams Doubleheader Feats Spur Doubt On All Time Records

Roundup notes MLB history questions raised by Ted Williams eight for nine in a Detroit doubleheader. It cites Wilbert Robinson’s seven straight in 1892 as a single game record, hints no total doubleheader record exists, and mentions Pinky Higgins and Walt Dropo sharing a consecutive hits mark. Also covers Yankee attendance and Brewers manager sentiment on league balance and Bobby Feller’s fading big league start.

Gayle Talbot New York Ted Williams Detroit Wilbert Robinson Baltimore Uncle Robbie Pinky Higgins Boston Rex Sox Walt Dropo

Baksi Returns to Ring to Box Baker Monday

Joe Baksi vows a serious comeback returning from East Nassau to Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway to box Bob Baker Monday night. The heavyweight has struggled with consistency and finances but says he will give himself a fair chance to regain former form and avoid further losses.

Joe Baksi Bob Baker New York Baker Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Baksi Big Joe

Baltimore to pay express charges amid weapon dillo study

Watson sent a wire to Schwartz stating Baltimore will cover express costs. Schwartz complains of too many armadillos, bought two in Texas for thesis on their birth habits, growth to nine, seeks disposal to maintain quiet and economy. Armadillo antics and a funny note on the Pyramid of Cheops’ vast stone blocks are also mentioned.

Watson Schwartz Baltimore Texas Mgth

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