Pale Hose Win 7050 Award As Yanks Bow Made For Land To Washington
In Chicago on May 26 the White Sox beat Cleveland 4 3 in a late ninth inning rally sparked by Cass Michaels bases loaded single off Hal Newhouser. Sandy Consuegra earned the win as Chicago closed within a half game of the AL leading Indians, aided by five stolen bases and a key defensive play at the plate.
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Mixed Doubles Division Leads Walkersville Bottling League Night
Walkersville Bottling League Mixed Doubles division tops weekly statistics with high games by J Warner and C Cromwell. Memorial Day program at Frederick Fairgrounds features midget racing and Joie Chitwood Thrill Show with music by Sperry L. Storm and a precision drill by majorettes.
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Gains in Paris set up doubles finals at French Champs
In Paris on May 26 United States pair Tony Trabert Vic Seixas and Australia’s Lew Hoad Ken Rosewall reached the men’s doubles final with straight set wins. American Maureen Connolly and Australia’s Nell Hopman advanced in women’s doubles, defeating French opponents 61 61.
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Philadelphia finds pepper pot and scrapper origin
Philadelphia hosts the pepper pot dish unknown elsewhere and the cork-raising indus try byproduct scrapper, with the cinnamon bar noted. In Chicago Vince Martinez stopped Chuck Dajey, 149, from Paterson, N J, and Lansing, Michigan, 7.
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Frederick High Falls To Hagerstown In Key Bowing
Frederick High School loses the big game of the year to Hagerstown by 10 to 4 as Frederick cannot capitalize with runners on and pitcher woes. Grabski hits a grand slam for Hagerstown. Zimmerman struck out 14 for Hagerstown while Frederick errors allow unearned runs. The Cadets drop to 9-4 with two games left in 1954 after the defeat and a home date with Rockville next.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Andy Pafko collected four hits in four at bats and drove in the run to lift the Milwaukee Braves over Cincinnati 7 to 6. Bob Porterfield of Washington outdueled Eddie Lopat as the Senators beat the Yankees 2 to 1 for their fifth straight win.
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Optimist Nine Tied For Top In Libe League
Optimists and Civitan split a doubleheader, with Optimists winning 5-2 led by Thomas pitching a near complete game. Dale Ramsburg struck out 16 for NECA in a Tuesday shellacking, keeping the league tight at the top with North End.
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Davey Ends Boxing Run After Martinez KO in Chicago
Chuck Davey, once touted as television’s next boxing hero, was dominated by Vince Martinez at Chicago Stadium. Martinez scored a seventh round technical knockout after Davey absorbed four knockdowns and an eighth count, ending a promising era that began with a Gavilan title bid.
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SECA Girls Grab Lead In Softball
South End Civic Association Lassies toppled Camp Detrick 20 to 4 to seize lead in the County Girls Softball League after 16 hits. Mills and D Kline split eight Camp Detrick hits as North End and Walkersville see shifts in standings with a late Walkersville rally. Next Wednesday North End meets Camp Detrick at Staley Park.
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Schmeling Hints at Leaving U S After Reception
New York round up notes Max Schmeling returns toward Germany after a famed reception. The former heavyweight champion recalls his title era from 1930 to 1932 and faces a troubled eventful departure, including losses in Milwaukee and reluctance to join Nazi era tastes.
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League Leaders and batting leaders list from various teams
League leaders include Avila Cleveland batting .378 with 54 hits and 31 runs for Cleveland. Minoso Chicago and Avila lead runs with 31, while Rosen Cleveland has 46 RBIs and Musial St Louis 40 RBIs. Jablonski St Louis leads batting at .377 with 63 hits and 13 doubles. Marlinsons Springfield, etc. Local option election in Pocahontas County, West Virginia, voted to abolish liquor stores. Marlinton and Walkersville had votes, with Marlinton tallying 1,714 to 1,621 against.
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Boxers Giardello Bassett Lose Ring Ratings Standings
Boxers Giardello and Bassett, both Philadelphia, drop from No 1 challengers in Ring magazine ratings after recent defeats. Langlois moves up, Castellani rises to No 2, Mitri and Dawson among notable shifts as Turpin drops, Pep out, and Ortiz leads featherweights.
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Olson to Fight Turner in June Non Title Bout
Middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson will meet Jesse Turner of St. Louis Mo in a 10 round non title bout here on June 15 Promoter Tommy Miles announced today. The defense comes as Olson prepares to defend the title later.
Piedmont League Scores Tidbit
Newport News 5, Lyddburg 9. Norfolk 3, York 2. Lancaster 10, Colonial Heights 5. Petersburg 5, Portsmouth. Hagerstown T.
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