North End tops Optimists 9 6 in National Little League
North End jumps to 4 0 lead, holds on for 9 6 win as Stockman fans 10. Dutrow leads North End with three hits, while Cline Corley and Thompson add multi hit days for Optimists. Linton starts for Optimists, Rhoades and Swann see time in late innings.
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Optimists
Dutrow
Cline
Corley
Thompson
Stockman
Linton
McNitt
Smaliwd
Ricketts
Ahrecht
Delavier
Linton P
Rhoades
Swann Ff
Fergerson
Bromfield
Macrum
Abrecht
Hull
POA
Dean
Swann
HORER
Horse Racing Card for Nine Races With Claims and Weights
The list presents the ninth race results and the full card from a race meet. Entries include maidens and claiming events across ages from two-year-olds to older horses, with weights, distances, and notable runners such as Ditty's Dare Wise Motor Mouth and Red Zayln.
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Ditty
Motor Mouth
Pocket Pruner
Lille Todd
Rebec
Brenda
Princess Chant
Kings
Appte Brancy
JL. Ie
el Grandace
Evelyn C
Rome
Wander Let
Carrie Boy
Sweet Alberta
Mone Lea
Red Zayln
Buffalo Wallow
Pettifoggery
Allwan
Granm Martens
Mike‘s Ann
F&m
Gee Nancy
Happy Lu
My Echo
Miss Wreck
Cedar Cliff
Ariel Wynd
Hap’s Honey
Count Ado
Little Notions
Amber Tid
Joe Nip
Clemency Wa
Nooress
Hy Babu
Dark Waters
Thornton
Bold Bully
Arduini
Royal Savage
Zangari
Lily Bond
Smith
McKee
Sellars
0. Smith
Wadebe L. Reynolds
Salamander
Vasil
Freddie
Salt
F. Kratz
Disk Man
Haycock
High Muse
Sigler
Ron Red Robin
C. Smith
Ginger Man
D. Smith
Bulock
L. Reynolds
Contigent
Taddy’s Lad
Ideal Farms Tops Rotary in Babe Ruth League 11 4
Rotary took an early lead with four runs in the first inning but Ideal Farms answered with seven in their half and won 11 to 4. Pitcher Dennis Oram earned his first win, allowing six hits and striking out nine. Mike Cox took the loss for Rotary after yielding 13 hits. Norwood and Dykstra led Rotary with two hits each, while Norwood also tripled for Ideal Farms and Brant added a key double.
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H.B. Duvall
East Frederick
H. B. Duvall
Wheldon
Cregger
Thomas
Jerome Williams
G&g Laws
Lillard
R Laws
Moberly
Dorsey
Coliflower
Winpigler
Wheeldon
Hane
Doyle
L. Cregger
Witworth
Wagner, Fogle
Rotary
Ideal Farms
Dennis Oram
Mike Cox
Cox
Billy Norwood
Eddie Dykstra
Norwood
Brant
Rotary Ideal Farms
Lindsey
Lentz
Anderson
eSherald
W. Brown
Gram
Rhodes
Dykstra
Saunders
Ahalt
Biggus
Snook
oVan‘v'rt
Brown
Putnam
Er. Cox
Mohlar
Bowle
Yaoa
Cavenee
Scott
Bowie
Idea Farms
JM. Cox
Oram
R Brown
ER Beso M. Cox
Currens
Balk
Moblar
Marendt
Rainge
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
ESA standings show Baltimore ahead of Detroit by two to one. New York leads Cleveland by one. Boston ties Washington. Minnesota at Los Angeles and Chicago at Kansas City top the slate with multiple twi night games and Thursday schedules. Several late-night matchups include New York at Chicago and San Francisco at St. Louis with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Houston at Milwaukee.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Stange
Arrigo
Belinsky
Smith
Pizarro
Buzhardt
Monteagudo
Handrahan
Regan
McNally
Kralick
Downing
Koch
Monbouquette
Jackson
Ellsworth
San Francisco
Hendley
St. Louis
Summons
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Culp
Pittsburgh
Friend
Houston
Brown
Milwaukee
Fischer
Koufax
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
New
W. L. Pet
St. Louisain
Colt owner hit with law suit by sister
Baltimore AP Carroll D Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts has been charged with breach of trust by his sister over handling of his late father's estate. Judge Wilson K Barnes presided as details of the case emerged from the court.
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Baltimore
Carroll D. Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Wilson K. Barnes
Frederick County Junior League opens with high scoring games
Yellow Springs edged Shookstown 9 8 and Fort Detrick beat Braddock 7 6 to start the season. Walkersville defeated Mt Carmel 17 13 and Araby topped New Market 6 0. Myersville slugged Harmony 27 8 as Hyattstown and Woodsboro did not report. Don Speacht went the distance for Yellow Springs with nine strikeouts.
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Yellow Springs
Shookstown
Fort Detrick
Braddock
Frederick County
Walkersville
Mt. Carmel
Araby
New Market
Myersville
Harmony
Hyattstown
Woodsboro
Don Speacht
Mcleod
Hawes
Zimmerman
Speacht
Ft. Detrick
Lloyd Price
Price
Mike Garner
Jim Clapp
Allen Lescalet
Lee Lughbaugh
Denny Keller
Don
Driver Injured In Two Car Collision At Junction
AP reports 41 year old auto race driver John Beauchamp of Atlantic Iowa was injured Monday night in a two car crash at a highway junction. He suffered a cut lip bruises and chest injuries.
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Oakland
Towa
John Beauchamp
Atlantic
Iowa
Wiles and Kirk Talbott Lead Winners Hitting Deep
Wiles and Kirk Talbott homered for the winners. Braddock 654 feet Derrick 782 Wiegand and Harley Price and Burke Shookstown 892 Yellow Springs 915 Hanshaw Baugher and McLeod Speacht and Matheney Araby in 67 New Market 7 Lescaleet and Rice Mester and Burall Mt. Carmel 1312 9 Walkersville 1720 5 Diggs Bowie Anthoney and Lawson Stidely Kearns Miller a Daugherty and Shield Stull Harmony 855 Myersville 716 9 Shafer Harshman Wisner and Zepp Ropp Wiles and Bidle Keller
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Wiles
Kirk Talbott
Braddock
Derrick
Wiegand
Harley
Price
Burke
Shookstown
Yellow Springs
Pirates Strike Early to Beat Phillies 13 4
Pittsburgh Pirates routed the Philadelphia Phillies 13-4 after scoring 10 runs in the first two innings. Pagliaroni hit a Grand Slam, mirroring a rough night for Short and Green as Pirates combined for six first inning hits and five runs. Mota added the sole earned run, while Mazeroski, Ciendenon, Law, and Freese contributed key hits. Willie Mays led MLB spring training stats with .474 average and 7 home runs across 10 games.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Pagliaroni
National League
Philadelphia
Pirates
Chris Short
Dallas Green
Manny Mota
Bobby Wine
Donn Ciendenon
Bill
Willie Mays
Giants
Farrell Wins Seventh For Colts In 4-2 Braves Victory
Milwaukee's Braves were limited to four hits as Dick Farrell earned his seventh win of the season for the Colts in a 4-2 victory. Farrell struck out 11 while Al Spangler homered to start the scoring and Rusty Staub added key hits as Mike White led an 11-hit attack to back the pitcher.
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Milwaukee
Houston
Dick Farrell
Farrell
Braves
St. Louis
Colts
Mike White
al Spangler
Rusty Staub
Rebekah Lodge Meets at West Seventh Street Hall
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 5t IOOF held its regular meeting on Friday at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street. Mrs. Edith Pearl, Noble Grand, presided. Twenty seven members were present. District Deputy President Helen G. Wachter was welcomed. The next meeting is set for June 12 at the Lodge Hall with a wiener roast at 6 p m prior to the meeting.
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Rebekah Lodge
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge No. 5T
IOOF
West Seventh Street
Edith Pearl
Noble Grand
Helen G. Wachter
Lodge
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