Baltimore Jockey Club Eyes Pimlico Move to Laurel
May 7 report shows the Maryland Jockey Club weighing Pimlico’s fate after the 74th Preakness. President Henry A. Parr says independent study by John Sloan will decide whether to stay or relocate, with Laurel, Md. as the preferred site to expand. If moved, Pimlico’s $700,000 improvement funds would revert to the State unless spent by year end.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Henry A. Parr
Club Presider
John Sloan
National Association of State Race Commissioners
New York
Pare
Jockey Club
Laurel
Maryland Racing Commission
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Bowie
Lane
Unt Il
Parr
New Jersey
Garden State
Camden
Sloan
Washington, D. C
Agai
Middletown Clinches County Baseball Title In Thrilling Win
Middletown High School secured the County Interscholastic Baseball League crown by finishing 4-0 after a 3-2 victory over Brunswick. Stroup spun a two hitter with 11 K s for Middletown. Huffman homered for Brunswick as Ke Smith stole home in the seventh. Despite late miscues, Middletown benefited from unearned runs in the top of the seventh to seal the come from behind win.
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Middletown High School
Brunswick
Middletown
Frederick High
Stroup
Phillips
KE. Smith
Huffman
Cornelius
Manuel
Railroaders
Smith
Brickenstaff
P. i Myers
Reede
Gladhill
Eckard
Langdon
Kuhn
zButts
Brunsyigk Cornelius
Summers
iDeener
Lovelace
Philips
B. Merriman
W. Merriman
E Smith
Deene
Merriman
E. Smith
Ol Stroup
Reeder
Eckard Ly Philos
Protner
Jilits
iStroup
S Smith
J. Barkdoll
Games Today Voices from the Diamond Across Cities
Baseball schedule lists St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston with night games noted. Authorities urge fans to arrive early and observe lighting schedules for the evening contests.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pet
Cinemnnali
Westminster High School Routs Frederick High 12-9
Westminster High School hammered Frederick High School 12-9 in Carroll County Monday. The Cadets scored three in the first, five in the fifth, then six in the sixth to pull away, aided by ten errors overall in a typical high school game.
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Westminster High School
Frederick High School
Carroll County
Hoon
Westminster
Independents Triumph 19 4 In Softball Clash At Baker Park
Independents overwhelmed United Enginemen 19 to 4 at Baker Park’s municipal diamond as Don Baker suffered an ankle injury sliding into second. Jack Fleischman hit a sixth inning homer driving in a runner, while Norwood Handley Schweanng May fueled the offense with multiple two base hits.
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Hosz Co
United
Municipal Softball League
Baker Park Bathhouse
United Rescue
Don Baker
Baker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Independents
Norwood
C. Handley
Schweanng
May
Jack Fleischman
CE Uniteds
R. Tyetvar
Kolb
Schwearing
Kenedy
Thas
Musial Leads NL Batting As May Pace Continues
Stan Musial of St Louis remains the hot bat in the National League leading in average hits and doubles as May winds down. He edges teammate Joe Garagiola in the chase for the leading batting average while also topping the circuit in total hits and doubles. Rich with other leaders, the article notes Kiner, Gordon, and Ennis in home runs and runs, with Rush, Johnson, Bankhead undefeated pitchers and Roberts atop strikeouts.
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New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Busial
Joe Garagiola
Musial
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Sam Jethroe
Buddy Kerr
Boston
Cardinals
Dick Bisler
Phillies
Johnny Hopp
Pittsburgh
Andy Pafko
Chicago
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Johnny Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Jethroe
Keddie Waitkus
Philadelphia
Bob Rush
Ken Johnson
Dan Bankhead
Robin Roberts
Warren Spahn
Two Big Innings Win For Adamstown Team
Adamstown won an independent softball game at Mt. Pleasant on Monday evening after scoring all their runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Mt. Pleasant led 3-0 after two frames before Adamstown’s rally, though the home team tried a late comeback and fell two runs short. The lineup included Shook, Brown, Young, Hamilton and Eader for Adamstown with pitchers Young and Ham.
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Frederick Girls
WEN Frederick Tailoring Colassics
Jefferson Girls
Jefferson
Tatlorette Schmidt
Cordells
Thoman
Frederick Tailors
Foland
Creager
Wiles
Remsberg
Hale
Chase
Pleasant
Young
Adamstown
Mt. Pleasant
Avlock
Mountaindales
Mt Pleasant
Shook
Brown
Hamilton
Eader
Newhouser In Old Form Delivers Shutout Effort
Lefty Hal Newhouser mirrors his early days as he twirls the Detroit Tigers to a 10 inning 7 2 loss for the Washington Senators. He scatters hits, even as the offense is slow to support him in a high tension early season game at Belays Stadium before a crowd of 182.
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Perot Mieh
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Newhouser
Belays Stadium
Washington
Hal
St Louis Browns
Dick Kryhoski
Dohnny Lipou
Senator
Ray Scareborough
New York
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Cleveland Indians
Mare
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Howl Lox
Brooks
Philadelphia Philh
Eddie Malone
Jim Busby
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Hold Up Cock Fight Near Henderson Nets Over 30000
Six masked bandits robbed a cockfight pit near Henderson Kentucky late yesterday then fled in a stolen car worth an estimated 10 000 to 50 000 The victims reported the robbery and described threats to shoot a finger to seize a diamond ring One victim Herschel McClain Evansville said 1500 to 2000 of his money was taken A J Hootech Crawford Henderson said he was manager of the pit two miles south of Henderson and owned by the robbed men.
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Henderson
Here
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Herschel McClain
Evansville
Ted Bartencore
A. J
Hooteh) Crawford
Arranging Schedule For St. John's Entry
Mer Don Rice plans a heavy exhibition schedule for St Johns entry in the Junior Leraiwa Baseball league. Frederick Hustlers scout for talent. St Johns Junior Legion meets Barnesville Junior Legionnaires under Fr Brown. Sandy Hook's Amry Elsrade pitched a two hit shutout against Box Scout Troop 49. Frederick won 6-0. Bagent hit well. Both St Johns batters under observation for Hustlers advancement. A return game with Sandy Hook Scouts is pending.
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Don Rice
St John's
Leraiwa
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
St John's Junior Legion Club
Barnesville
Box Scout
Wrederick
Bagent
St. Joh’s
Mer. Rice
Mgr
Mibert Bowers
Sandy Hook
Yrending
Tatum to Attend Coaching Clinics Across Dates and Cities
The article notes Tatum joining university and college clinics led by Missouri and Virginia State College on June 22-24 and July 17-22, with Duke Wyre joining in Maryland. He travels to Nuremberg July 24-28 under Army Special Services sponsorship and attends the American Football Coaches Association conference in Chicago August 9-11.
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Tis
University of Missouri
Virginia State College Maryland
Duke Wyre
Tatum
Nuremberg
Germany
Special Services Branch
Army
American Football Coaches Association
Cnce
Chicago
NECA Edges Optimists 10-9 in Civic League Thriller
NECA trimmed the Optimists 10 to 9 at Staley Park in a free hitting game. NECA broke a tie with a fifth inning run, then the Optimists tied again in the sixth before Jacobs singled in the final half inning to seal the win for NECA. Whitmore, Brachey, Moore, Hayes and Mercer starred for the scorers and defense.
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NECA
Staley Park
Northenders
Sal Lanner
Cy Moore
Hayes
Stull
Park
Frank
Michael
Jacobs
Neca Ig
Whitmore
Brachey
Moore
Mercer
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Reported In New York
Yesterday’s results show New York 7 beat Cleveland 2. Detroit 5 over Washington 1. Chicago 10 edged Boston 9 in 10 innings. Other clubs were not scheduled for play. Night game notes indicate remaining matches unlisted.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Scarborough Harris
Evans
Newhouser
A. Robinson
HK E
New York
Cleveland
Haschi
Berta Gare
Grosmeh
Benton
Prevett
Murray
Hegan
Boston
Chicago
McDermott
Papai
Schain
Masterson
Farnell
Tebbetts
Kayzava Holcombe
Judson
Cura
Masi
Phiadelphia
St Touts
Tatum to Attend 78 Summer Grid Clinics in College Park
Pro Coach Jim Tatum of the University of Maryland announced today he will spend much of his summer vacation attending and participating in football clinics at College Park on May 12.
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Tatum
College Park
Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
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