Orioles Beat Red Sox 2 0 In Baltimore Series Finale
Baltimore Orioles win 2-0 over Boston Red Sox as Jim Wilson pitches all nine and drives in a run. Kiely takes the loss. Miranda and Wilson contribute the other run with a triple and a single. Crowd 3,438 observes the 35-year-old righthander’s complete game.
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Grove Limers Defeat Oilers in Babe Ruth League Thriller
The Grove Limers defeated the Shell Oilers 11 to 8 at McCurdy Field to seize the runner-up spot in Babe Ruth League standings. A late bottom of the sixth rally gave the Limers a 11 6 lead before Shell answered with five in top of seventh, keeping drama high through the final frames.
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All Star Game Set For June Ninth Showdown
Maryland State and Tri County Leagues plan the June 9 1955 all star game with relaxed rules allowing top players from both leagues to participate. rosters cut to 16 per side 2 players from each club, managers may field 11 players, pitchers rotated with no more than three innings per stint. tickets already on sale for a weekday game under McCurdy Field lights.
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Cadets Ripple Frederick With 5 1 Victory at Charlotte Hall
Charlotte Hall cadets whitewashed Frederick High 5 to 1 on Thursday afternoon to even their annual series. Hodges started and finished, allowing only one hit in six innings, while Fuqua and Zimmermas contributed late offense and defense. Frederick failed to muster a hit for six innings. a late single by Zimmermas was the only bright spot before the Cadets pulled away.
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Elks Remain Undefeated After 18 4 Rout Of Tall Cedars
The Elks stay atop the American Little League standings by routing Tall Cedars 18 to 4 at Baker Park. Norris started for Tall Cedars and walked four batters facing him before leaving in the first, while Rinehart earned the win for the Elks with strong relief.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Pros
Los Angeles Tony Chavez outpointed Morris Leveige in a 142 pound bout in Los Angeles while Melvin Barker won a 146 pound decision in Austin. Donexeed 132 fought Joe Cardenas in Stockton with a points win. United States uses more total power than any nation but has lower per capita consumption than Norway or Canada.
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League Leaders Ten Assorted Press Batting Leaderboard
League leaders include Kuenn Detroit with .577 runs, Mantle New York 42 RBIs, Kaline Detroit and Berra New York 34 hits, Finiigan Kansas City 10 doubles, Fox Kaline Mantle New York 4 triples, Zermal Mantle and Zermal Kansas City 11 home runs, Minoro Chicago 6 stolen bases, Aher Detroit 301 strikeouts, Turley New York 78 strikeouts. National League leaders Ashburn Philadelphia batting, Snider Brooklyn runs, Camnanella Brooklyn RBIs, Mueller New York 36 hits, Hodges Brooklyn and Ashburn Philadelphia 11 doubles, Man New York 4 triples, Gilliam Brooklyn 6 stolen bases, Newcombe Brooklyn MC 1000 strikeouts.
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Optimists Triumph Over Civitans In Narrow League Game
Optimists outslazged Civitans 21 to 11 at Staley Memorial Stadium, earning 17 runs off 16 singles as Hendrickson’s double stood as the only extra base hit. Rinehart earned the win, Smith the loss, with Whitebard umpiring and Lodge scoring. Radosevich signs with Baltimore Colts after college career and NFL trade history.
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Radio program listing for CBS NBC WHAL WMAL MBS WOR covers Evening shows from 9:00 to 11:30 with News, Spy Drama, Arts, Sinatras and boxing, orchestra, and talk segments. Programs relayed in Eastern Daylight Time with one hour subtraction for Standard Time.
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Baseball results and schedules from today's leagues
National League standings and today schedule list multiple matchups including New York at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Chicago. Also notes yesterday’s results, tomorrow’s games, and minor league tidbits about players and TV roles.
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Walkersville Mixed Doubles Bowing Standings
Walkersville Bowling League mixed doubles standings list teams and points with top results by M Olan Crum and Mo Fogie War H and d Foale Baker Dewees H Chalmers RB Crum. high game 14 and 379 by Fosse. 676 for Babington and Holter. Aga Khan Honored: Queen Elizabeth II invests him with Chand Cross of St Michael and St George in London.
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Our Gang child star status fuels TV nostalgia
Wayne Oliver reports on the revival of the Our Gang series as Little Rascals on TV. Allied Artists and Interstate Television identify former kid stars like Naviette Fabrar Jackie Cowper and Eddie Bracken while Alfalfa Carl Switzer shifts from hunting guide to film roles amid renewed public interest.
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PerezVsCosta In Brooklyn Title Clash On NBC TV
Costa Perez prepares for a Brooklyn championship bid at Madison Square Garden facing Carmelo Costa in a 126 pound tilt. If Perez wins he eyes a rapid rise, while Saddler looms as a future challenger in a sport marked by TV money and fading prospects.
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Electric appliance buying soars in recent five years
In the last five years Americans bought more than two electrical appliances per person, indicating a surge in household gadget adoption across all demographics. The trend reflects rising demand for convenience devices and energy consumption patterns nationwide.
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