Birds To Start McDonald In Orioles Red Sox Series
Jim McDonald will start the opener as Baltimore tries to stop a five game skid against Boston. Manager Paul Richards reshuffles a patchwork lineup with first basemen out and fielders injured. Bruce Swango, an 18 year old rookie, joins the roster as Kuzava is sold to Philadelphia to free room.
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Tri State Roller Contest At Braddock Heights Rink
The fifth annual tri state roller contest drew skaters from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania at Braddock Heights rink. Miss Shirley Rosenberry and Sallie Coyle highlighted shows while Wayne sboro competitors and Zoukes Rink duo earned doubles honors. Judges from Baltimore Washington York attended and organ accompaniments enriched the event.
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DaLuain Cramer
Neil Burkhart
Louise Jones
Douglas Batten
Ruth Benedict
Arthur Wrinkle
Taneytown
Miss Cramer
Burkhart
Barbara Ebersole
Lowry Sawers
Chambersburg
Baltimore
Washington
York
Ollie Rosenberry
Russell Hinds
Redskins to Play Six Exhibition Games
Washington announces a six game exhibition schedule for 1955 plus 12 league games. Six exhibitions are at night except opener against the 49ers in San Francisco on Aug 7. Other exhibitions: Aug 1 in LA, Aug 24 in Mobile, Aug 30 in Baltimore, Sept 3 in Memphis, and Sept 10 in Winston-Salem. Regular season foes include Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco with dates through Dec 11.
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Walkersville tops Damascus 4 1 in league game
Civitan leads at 4-0 before holding off Damascus 4-1 at Staley Memorial Stadium. Storks earned the win for Damascus with four hits allowed over seven innings, while Althouse powered Civitan with a triple and multiple hits as Walker sville rallied for insurance runs in the later innings.
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Hueting
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Dutrow
Rhinehart
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Whit
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Woodmont Country Club
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Baseball Today and Tomorrow Schedule Mixed with Odd Pitch Line
The text lists today’s results and tomorrow’s schedule including Detroit at Ra'stis, Boston at Balmer, and Washington at New York. It also includes an odd boxing reference about a punch and Dempsey, suggesting sport and muscular power imagery amid fragmentary newspaper copy.
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Balmer
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Three Ever-Challenging Foes Could Beat Marciano, Tunney Says
In Chicago for Armed Forces Day Gene Tunney opines that Tommy Gibbons Harry Greb and Jack Dempsey in their primes could have beaten Rocky Marciano, praising Gibbons and arguing Marciano would have struggled against Greb and Dempsey while noting Greb avoided direct odds. He also asserts Archie Moore would give Marciano a tough fight though Rocky would likely land the decisive blow.
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Joey Lopes to Meet Saddler Tonight in Sacramento
Local West Sacramento fighter Joey Lopes challenges featherweight champion Sandy Saddler in a 10 round bout in Sacramento. Lopes, 27-2-0, seeks a second straight upset after a winless streak, while Saddler, 141-12-2, aims for career knockout number 100. Lopes favors a come-in style and last defeated Percy Bassett.
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Thurmont Little League roster fuels 1955 season build
Thurmont opens next Monday with 27 new rookies on a revamped 1955 roster. The park gains fenced outfields, sod infields, enlarged clubhouse, and stands for equipment and scorers. A 19-man umpire staff is scheduled for one weeknight rotation across Mon Tue Thu Fri games with named volunteers and rosters for Colis Shaffer and Orwles leagues.
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al Sweeney
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Shirley Fleagle
Markley
Colis
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Replacement For Carter Wallace Fight Sought
NEW YORK The International Boxing Club began a search for a prestige match to replace the postponed title bout between light welterweight champion Jimmy Carter and Wallace Bud Smith. The 15 round Boston Garden telecast slated for June 1 was called off last night by manager Wile Ketchum who said Carter has a bad threat and cannot fight.
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First Negro welfare worker chosen for Newfoundland project
Timothy Dade Morkoh, 29, an African social research student at McGill, travels to Newfoundland this summer as the almance's first Negro welfare worker after a Montreal businessman recommended him for the position.
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Newfoundland
Almance
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