Pale Hose And Yankees Win
In Cleveland the Chicago White Sox slugged five pitchers for 14 hits in a 6-1 victory over the Indians to open a pivotal four game set. Minoso starred with a third inning single, a fourth inning three run burst, and a seventh inning two run homer, while Jack Harshmas worked the full route. The win keeps Chicago a half game ahead of the Yankees who beat Washington 4-2 to remain in the thick pennant chase.
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Patterson Park High Eyes Md Scholastic Title Defense
Patterson Park High, famed for stars like Frank Tamburello and Bill Kellerman, defends another Maryland Scholastic Association title this month. John Curkendall of Clarksburg set an 18-strikeout record in Texas, while Frederick County officials seek more basketball referees for the season. LSU prepares for Maryland’s Terps with a lean squad, and Fred Marsh argues the modern baseball pace is tougher yet with more versatile players.
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Patterson Park High
Frank Tamburello
Dick Bielski
Maryland Scholastic Association
Patterson
McIronagh
Bill Kellerman
Poly
John Curkendall
Clarksburg
W. Va
Frederick
Texas
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mountaineers
Frederick County
International Association of Approved Basketball Officials
Hal, Kiaser
Ausun Angleverger
Doe Price
Luther Murray
Charles Clarke
Cy Moore
YMCA
Fred Marsh
Oriole
Cobb
Hornsby
Ruth
Gehrig
Tais Marsh
Yesterday's Baseball Results and Briefs
Stra Jr. Baseball League yesterday's results show Walkersville 28 Brad His 3 and Araby 3 Middletown 2 with Yes Spas 9 Mt. Carmel 0. AAP notes Whitey Ford of the Yankees pitched a one hiter, but a walk and error spoiled his shutout bid as Washington edged Carlos Paula's seventh inning single in a 4-2 win. Minnie Minoso drove in three for the White Sox in a 4-2 win over the Indians.
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Brad
His
Araby
Middletown
Spas
Mt. Carmel
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Ale
Washington
Carlos Paula
Baseball Standings and Schedule From A N L and A L Details
Eastern league standings show Chicago leading with 80 wins and 51 losses while New York holds 80 52 and Philadelphia 71 4. Schedule highlights include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh 1 p.m. and Detroit at Kansas City 9 p.m. Key pitchers listed include Koufax 11 0 and Carver 11 13, along with Wynn 14 8 and Lopat 5 10. Results yesterday featured Chicago routing St Louis 12 2 and Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 2 0. Tomorrow’s games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia with multiple matchups across leagues.
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Kansas City
Foytack
Buncing
Birrer
Coleman
Wilson
Céccarrelli
Gorman
Astroth
Washington
New York
Porterfield
Stone
McDermott
FitzGerald
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Berra
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McDaniel
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Cooper
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Spahn
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ST Pittsburgh
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Lopat
Addix
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Ios
EFAC Defeats Halltown in Halltown Softball Clash
EFAC Independent Softballers defeated Halltown Paper Co 52 at Halltown Friday. Bill Crone homered in the third, with Showe and Harding driving in runs, while Bob Weddle earned the win. EFAC junior team to open best of three East End title series Sunday on Maryland Avenue.
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EFAC
Halltown
W. Va
Ed Bowers
Bob Weddle
Crone
Jim Showe
Clyde Harding
Showe
Harding
John Wetzall
East End
R. H. E. Efac
Ot Weddle
Wetzel and Lake
Butts
Peacher
Pen Sabbing Touches Off Riot Call Friday
In Maryland Penitentiary mess hall a prisoner was stabbed to death, triggering a riot call. Warden Pepersack said police and ambulances were dispatched as guards restored order during dinner service. James Holly Brooks, 32, Baltimore Negro, was identified as the victim. homicide detectives investigated the stabbing.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Vernon L. Pepersack
Pepersack
City Homcide
Tjamsville to Host Playoff Clash in State League
Tjamsville hosts Beallsville in the first round of the State loop Shaughnessy playoffs at 2 p m Beallsville lefty Pool on the mound for the visitors while Ramsburg Ram sville manager can deploy Smith Trout or Ward in a best of three series Beallsville previously beat Tjamsville 7 0 and 5 3 in recent games amid a pennant race memory of last season s tiebreaker adds to the tension Judge Moylan and locals plan a post game picnic for players and families. Also on Labor Day weekend the iri County League club Doubs travels to Yellow Springs for an exhibition with Heart of Maryland titleholders a benefit twin bill follows for Gary Linton with proceeds aiding the Springers outfielder injured at McCurdy Field. The first game features SECA versus Yellow Springs Lassies at 7 p m followed by Springers versus Buckeystown and a Sunday Adamstown game against the Frederick Dodgers.
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Bealtsville
Tramsville
Howard
Sonny) Smith
Bill Ward
Johnny Trout
Lefty
Beallsville
Guy
Ratbit
Ramsburg
Ramsville
Smith
Trout
Ward
Sjamsville
Gonfalon
Charles E. Moylan
Patricia Myers
Gladys Myers
Clyde Pant
Beatrice Stoulemyer
Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs | Sunday Where ‘T Engages the Heart of Maryland
Gary Linton
Springers
McCurdy Field
Linton
Baltimore Orioles
Seca
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Frederick Dodgers
Qualifies To Play Game At Penn State
Penn State receives back halfback Lenny Moore after he passed a summer philosophy course earning reinstatement. Moore, once suspended, met four makeup course requirements and is expected to boost the Nittany Lions for a schedule including Army Navy Pittsburgh Penn and West Virginia. Coach Rip Engle anticipates a stronger 1955 campaign with Moore in the lineup.
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Wpee
Lenny Moore
Penn State
Reading. Pa
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Fenn State
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Navy
Pinsburgh
Penn
West Virginia
Monse
Rip Engle
Engle
Babe Ruth League The Blanquita Theater Capacity Claim
In Havana Cuba the Blanquita theater reportedly seats 6000 at BSG0 pricing and is described as the largest theater by capacity. The claim contrasts with other Havana venues and notes the Babe Ruth League context.
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Havana
Cuba
Excelsior shuts out Prive Electric to reach finals
Excelsior Daily rode a first inning burst to a 2-0 win over Prive Electric at McCurdy Field. Frankie Martz tossed a four hit complete game, while Leo Brandenburg stole third on the catcher’s error to complete the cycle and brace Excelsior for a title showdown with Kiwanis.
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Frankie Martz
Prive Electric
Wayne Long
Brandenburg
Michael W
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Price
Loring Young
Excelsior
Strine
Kiwanis
Rotary
R. HH
EL Excelsior
Ewen
Michael Steine
Long
Yellow Springs Clinches Lead With 9-0 Forfeit Victory
Yellow Springs retained first place in the Junior Baseball League by a 9-0 forfeit as Mt Carmel failed to appear. Walkersville moved into a tie for second with a 2-1 win over Brad dock Heights, while Araby upset Middletown 3-2 in a late-inning thriller. Bowers homered to seal Araby’s victory, and Ye llow Springs led by one game over Myersville and Walkersville, with Araby a half game back for fourth.
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Walkersville
Braddock Heights
Araby
Middletown
Braddock
Glademen
Hayes Metz
George Cramer
al Ahab
Bowers
Myersville
Balge
Ied
A. Ahalt
Shafer
Hann
R. H. E. Walkersville
Smith and Beard
Metz
Cramer
Jones
Weekend games and playoffs in Maryland leagues
Weekend schedule across multiple leagues includes Maryland State League and Heart of Maryland League games at Brunswick Liamsville Bolivar Adamstown and Frederick with Shaughnessy playoffs. Exhibitions and doubleheaders feature Tri County and county softball while a benefit game for Gary Linton is listed. Baltimore Colts release Pat Sarnese to the Steelers after a pre season deal involving next year's draft pick.
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Brunswick
Hargett
Bradford
Heallsville
Liamsville
Shaughnessy
Garber
Hale
Sarnese
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Pat Sarnese
Pitttsburgh Steelers
Temple
Fort Belvoir
Mineman
Colts
Steelers
Trabert Opens National Tennis Defense With Quick Win
Top seed Tony Trabert defeated England’s Roger Becker 6 0 6 4 at Forest Hills to start his bid for the national championship. Doris Hart defended her women's title with an easy 6 2 6 0 over Ruth Jeffery. Rex Hartwig Nadia Hajar and Neale Fraser also advanced with minimal trouble as Gardnar Mulloy Tom Brown won decisive sets.
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Tony Trabert
England
Roger Becker
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
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Miss Hart
Ruth Jeffery
Melrose
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Australia
Rex Hartwig
Nadia Hajar
Lebanon
Neale Fraser
Calvin MacCracken
Tenafly
N, J
Gardnar Mulloy
Denver
Edgar Neely
Atlanta
Tom Brown
San Francisco
William Demas
Oakland
Calif
Snead And Souchak Tie For Lead In Open First Round
Sam Snead and Mike Souchak shot five under par 66 to share the Insurance City Open lead at Wethersfield Connecticut. Amateur Bill Whedon aced the 5th and 9th holes for a possible major tournament record, while Gene Littler tied for 22nd after a 69. Souchak posted four birdies on the back nine and Snead eagled the opening hole before a final bogey.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Sam Snead
Mike Souchak
Tor
Bill Whedon
Farmington
Ray O’brien
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Litter
Souchak
the Grossinger
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam
Return of Two Army Vets Boosts Maryland Football
College Park Sept. 2 Jim Tatum expressed relief at the return from military service of Bob Laughery and Leland Liebald. Fresh injuries included Bill Komlo hamstring and Tom Selep knee calfication sidelining both, leaving Ed Verdi as standout in a one-hour scrimmage with long runs and multiple receptions from Frank Tamburello.
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Park
Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
Bob Laughery
Leland Idebold
Tatum
Bill Komlo
Uniontown
Tom Selep
Laughery
Liebald
Jim Skarda
Baltiimore
Army
Ft. Jackson
D. C
Ed Verdi
Frank Tamburello
Swaps to undergo foot operation forcing long layoff
Rex Ellsworth said Swaps will miss at least three months after a right front foot problem developed soon after the Belmont match race with Nashua. The 3-year-old colt’s injury jeopardizes a potential $100,000 Sysonby Stakes meeting at Belmont and a possible return for Santa Anita in January. Belair stud’s Nashua handed Swaps his first loss in Washington Park. the foot issue emerged after the starters gun. Ellsworth noted Swaps swerved briefly at the start, a movement not seen before. The injury follows prior softening of the foot addressed with leather padding.
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Nashua
Swaps
Rex Ells ‘Worth
Ellsworth
Santa Anita
California
Eastern
Belmont
Belair Stud
Washington Park
Tto
Tenney
Opening Round of VFW Championships Today
The Fred erick VFW Club Championships begin today at the VFW fairways with most of the field aiming to conclude by Labor Day weekend. First night pairings include Major Willoughby and Roy Sigler, Snook and Brown, and others across three flights. Major Willoughby posted the low qualifying score of 72 with the Commander's Cup playoffs set for the weekend. Ballenger softball heads to Halltown for a Sunday West Virginia trip for its second Senior County League game.
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VFW
Major Willoughby
Roy Sigler
Tee Green
Bill McCuloch
Carl Snook
Herman Brown
Nook” Rhoderick
Pete Demechek
Dr. W. E. Ross
John Bowers
Jim Carey
George Slagie
Dave Weinberg
Harry Hausler
Don Fisher
Bill Seibert
Tom Quill
Stan Brown
Bruce Gregory
Claude Hudson
Ozzie Fagan
Nevin Baker
C. E. O'Byron
C. E. Creeger
Ralph Currens
Hal Moser
Tom Glass
Bob Forshey
Charles Allen
Bob Pearson
Halltown
Ballenger
Tavels
Paper Company Nine
Baker Park
West Virginia
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