Mack Names Jimmy Dykes As Assistant
Philadelphia May 26. Connie Mack announced that Jimmy Dykes is appointed assistant manager to bolster the Athletics. Mickey Cochrane becomes general manager and Earle Mack shifts to chief player scout. Dykes and Cochrane are former managers who played for Mack in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Mack
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Athletics
Earle Mack
Cochrane
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Tonight's Schedule
American League results show Cleveland defeating Chicago 2 to 1 and New York beating Philadelphia 2 to 0, with Detroit routing St. Louis 11 to 2. A second game was rained out. tonight New York visits Philadelphia, Boston plays Washington, Cleveland goes to Chicago, and Detroit hosts St. Louis in a twilight doubleheader.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Sules
National League results and night game notes
Philadelphia beat New York 3 to 2 while Cincinnati won 9 to 4 over St. Louis. Chicago lost to Pittsburgh 4 to 4 in a tie like finish. Brooklyn triumphed 5 to 1 over Boston. Chicago at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at New York played under night-game conditions.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
L. Pet
Banta
Campanella
Sain
Hogue
Cooper
Hiller
Walker
Queen
Walsh
Mueller
Turner
R A
Munger
Martin
Hearn
Staley
Pusak
Garagiala
Rice
Raffensberger
Pramesa
R. HM
Roberts
Seminick
Jansen
Kramer
Hansen
Westrum
R.hk
Cleveland
Feller
Hogan
Cain
Malone
R. HH
R. W.E
Detroit
Newhouser
Robinson
Fannin
Starr
Kretlow
Lollar
Walkersville Wins 14-2 in County Baseball Clash
Walkersville High School dominated Emmitsburg 14 to 2 in county interscholastic baseball on Friday. Filler and Favorite led offense as Walkersville swiped 21 bases, despite a proc edure geared to top of order. Pitcher Bell earned the win for Walkersville, while Wivell took the loss for Emmitsburg.
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Walkersville High School
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Wilkersville
Walkersville AB. R.H. O. A. E
Etzler
Smith
A. Flanigan
Bowers
R. Flanigan
C. Stover
Rfl
Carey
Herring
Bell
Wivell
Troxell
Frederick High Wins 2-1 Over Hagerstown in Thrilling Tilt
Frederick High defeated undefeated Hagerstown 2-1 in a pitching duel at Owls Park. Hemphill of Hagerstown and Dorsey of Frederick excelled, with Frederick scoring both runs in the first inning and Hagerstown drawing closer on a late unearned tally. Wagner delivered the game’s lone extra-base hit for Frederick, while Coach Gene Hummel praised the effort as spectacular and well pitched. A rematch is set for Wednesday night at Hagerstown 8:30 p.m.
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Hagerstown
Hemphill
Hub City
Dorsey
Moundsman
Buzz Wagner
Fredererick High
Cook
Wagner
Tyeryar
Gene Hummel
Tonquerer
U. of M
Owls Park
Hagerstown AB
R. H
A. E
West
Marshman
Myers
Diseati
Barnhart
Joe Price
Merees
Lincoln High Wins Tri State Meeting
Lincoln High School Frederick won the Tri-State track meet for Maryland Virginia and West Virginia colored teams at Hagerstown with 52 points. Moton High School was defeated 123 to 21 in a warm up meet at Westminster under drizzle. Tommy Chase set a 42 feet 38 inch shot put Maryland record and won discus with 129 6 inches. Lincoln girls won top honors in the feminine events.
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Lincoln High School
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Hagerstown
Rockville
Lincoln
Baltimore
Robert Moton High School
Westminster
Moton High
Tommy Chase
ICAA
B.brown
Sewell
Branson
Spriggs
Dixon
Brown
J Jones
Chase
Duppins
Snowden
Addison
Meton
Moton Youths
Doubleheader at Staley Park Field by Northend and Ramettes
The Northend girls softball team and Creagerstown Ramettes schedule a Sunday doubleheader at Staley Park against the Takoma Decorators of Washington. Northend, last fall’s Girlf Softball League champions, will start Patsy Crumlis and Cy Wilkins. Ramettes feature Nettie Kolb and Dolly Green. Decorators, considered semi pro and top East talent, are favored to win and have toured widely. The Northend game opens the twin bill, followed by the Ramettes contest.
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Northend
Creagerstown Ramettes
Takoma Decorators
Washington
Staley Park
Northend Sluggers
Patsy Crum l
Cy Wilkins
Ramettes
Nettie Kolb
Dolly Green
Miss Green
Arcade
Pontiac
Takoma
McQuillens Sale Shows Early Struggles With Travellers
Glenn McQuillen the Brunswick red head, after being sold by the Baltimore Orioles to Little Rock in the Southern Association, posts a .259 average in 23 games with the Travellers. The Travellers opened 4 of 31 and set a league record with 21 straight losses. Augusta suspends Jack Houck for failing to report to Fort Lauderdale. he was sold back to Fort Lauderdale after returning from Augusta. Oil City Derricks, training at McCurdy Field, sit 2-7 in the Mid Atlantic League. The spring showings mark a notable improvement over last year.
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Glenn McQuillen
Brunswick
Baltimore Orioles
Little Rock
Travellers
Augusta Club
Jack Houck
Woodsboro
Fort Lauderdale
Augusta
Southern Association
Houck
Oil City
McCurdy Field
Civic Softball League Result: Amvets 13 Lions 5
Amvets defeated the Lions 13 to 5 in a league game. The matchup labeled Lions versus NECA appears in the brief note for Monday’s schedule, indicating another Lions contest against NECA to follow.
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LIONS
Amvets
Staley Park
Sachel Langley
Culler
Hahen
Strathern
Langley
Stup
NECA
City Softball League Result From Camp Detrick
Yesterday Camp Detrick defeated Coca Cola 8 to 3 in city softball league play. A separate note reports USDA tests show ready-to-serve pork products meet federal meat inspection rules, reducing trichinae risk and noting declined farm hog infection over the past decade. Also a humorous cartoon caption recalls a parade crowd and a policeman decongesting the scene by soliciting contributions to a ball.
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Camp Detrick
An & To
Baker Park
H. E. Coca Colony
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Kinly
Bell
Underwood
Klein
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A Miller
Bureau of Animal Industry
Meat Inspection Division
Tigers topple Browns sparked by Wertz Kell at St Louis
In St Louis on May 26 Hal Newhouser allowed six hits as the Detroit Tigers routed the Browns 11 to 2 highlighted by Vic Wertz homering with two on and George Kell doubling and tripling driving in four. The twinbill opener won big but the second game was postponed by rain.
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Hal New Houser
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Vic Wertz
George Kell
Werte
Kell
Joe Cage
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Athletics
al Rosen
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Bob Cain
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Phils
Willie Jone
Jimmy Biloodworth
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Lloyd Merriman
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Roy Smalley
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Hiller
New York Yankee
Jack Banta
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Use Of Chemical May End Mowing Of Lawn
A chemical called maleic hydrazide could nearly end lawn mowing, under early investigation. Government tests not yet requested, says the Department of Agriculture. Developed by United States Rubber Company scientists, the crop regulator slows plant growth and showed in New England trials that lawns needed mowing twice a season and crabgrass and weeds were killed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States Rubber Company
New England
Hustlers Rally To Hand Washington Cameo Big Defeat
Frederick Hustlers dominate at McCurdy Field with 17 runs 16 safeties. Myeres Rolfe and Hum mer pace offense as LeGore and Baker quiet Cameo, with multiple extra-base hits and timely hitting sealing the win.
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Frederick
Rolfe
Uustlers
Elwood Hummer
Baker
LeGore
Camen
Price
Jones
Rugeerei
Carico Abay
Harris
Moyle
Worley
Ruggerel
Johnson
Donald
Rf 'Massetti
iLisenmyer
Mt. Airy
Sheffer
New Windsor
Thurmont
Gardner
Airy
Myersville
Clem Day
Pickettts Cor
Sheffer Liggett
Pus Cosinetti
Tobias
Hustlers i
Myers
Ot Price
Ol Hammer
O.angleberger
Groff
Bo LeGore
Hustlers
Hummel
Untitled Baseball Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary box score shows players with surnames Toblas Cosinetti Ligrett and Cosinetti again. It lists pitches and hits with partial lines for winning and losing pitchers Leiare and Cosinetti, and umpire names Dansife and Shack. Scorekeeper notes and inning details are incomplete.
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Baker
Lepgnett
Toblas
Cosinett
Ligwett
Cosinetti
Toblay
Ty Baker
Lectore
Groff
Gscomyer
Phtebe ereeGroff
Coxinetth
Mummel
Toblax
Ldgwett
Cyatnetth
Weekend Baseball Schedule Across Montgomery and State Leagues
Weekend games list many matches starting at 2 p m Daylight time across Montgomery County and state leagues. Damascus faces Frederick Hustlers Colesville takes on Bethesda Silver Spring plays Rockville Woodsboro travels to Brunswick Pfeiffer Liberty meets Woodbine Noonan IM clashes Samsville Wachter Now Market hosts Mt Atry Hargett Middletown plays Lovettsville Creagerstown meets Dowls Strine Buckeystown vs Walkersville Lander battles Broad Run Miner.
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Montgomery County League
Damascus
Frederick
Hustlers
Colesville
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Rockville
Maryland
State League
Woodsboro
Brunswick-Pfeiffer
Liberty
Woodbine -Noonan
Samsville
Wachter
Mt Atry
Middletown
Lovettsville
Shook
Creagerstown
Dowls—Strine
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Lander
Broad Run
Miner
Mountaindale Faces Brunswick In County Softball Clash
Mountaindale plays Brunswick as Brunswick hosts the county league doubleheader while Urbana rests with Ballenger idle.
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Mountaindale
Brunswick
Jdellerson
Urbana
Ballenger Idle
Eleven
Local brief notes list eleven items in the May 27, 1950 issue of The News Frederick. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no clear event, person, or organization named beyond the headline count.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Wakefield Decides To Report To Oakland Club
Ann Arbor May 26 Outfielder Dick Wakefield said last night he was leaving for Oakland within 48 hours to join the Pacific Coast League club. The former Detroit Tiger star, who had resisted a drop to the minors, changed his mind after a talk with Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler who advised acceptance. Wakefield planned to head west and could reach Oakland for a possible Sunday doubleheader. The Yankees had sold his contract to Oakland after attempts to trade him to Chicago.
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Mich
Dick Wakefield
Oakland
Cutif
A. B. Chantler
Wakefield
Chandler
Is Ann Arbor Lome
University of Michigan
Detroit Tiger
New York Yankees
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Transfer Notice for Berrigan's Liquors Sale License
Notice of application by Matthew Robert Kerrigan and Edythe Geraldine Kerrigan to sell Off Sale Beer Wine and Liquor at River View Inn Point of Rocks Maryland. Hearing set Monday June 19 1950 at the License Commissioner office for public comment on granting or refusing the license under Article 2B Section 44.
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Claas
Matthew R. Kerrigan
Edythe G. Kerrigan
River View Inn
Point of Rocks
Matthew Robert Kerrigan
Edythe Geraldine Kerrigan
Berrigan's Liquors
Maryland
Willis J. Seiss Glenn Trout
Raymond L Kelly
Monrovia
Frederick County
Oro Pins Court
Frederick Count
Maryland, Welfare Board
Milburn Wo Maught
New Market District
Fredaerick County
Annie Maught
Loulse T. Walker
Maggie C. Clark
Magele C. Clark
Walter E. Sinn
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Fred
Orrhard
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Hagerstown, Md
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Clark Sheetenhelm and Orchestra
Catoctin
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Mary Jane Catherine Zimmerman
William C Bively
George H. Zimmerman
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Harry A. Zimmerman
William C. Bitely
Harry Zimmerman
Delpert Null
H. Kieffer DeLauter
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