Cadets Play Fort Hill At Cumberland Friday
The News reports from Chicago AP that Barry Leiman, a two year old right hander, relieved Ray Moore to pitch for the Chicago White Sox in a 6-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Latman finished the game after Harshman faltered, with Gus Triandos driving in two runs.
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Fort Hill
Cumberland
Chicago AP
Brabant
Barry Leiman
Chicago
Moore
Gus Triandos
Latman
Baltimore
Chicago Ox
Harshman
Loes
Triandos
Lown
Lollar
W—Latman
Boone
Lincoln Senior on Olympic Club shines in hop and jump
Don Bowie, Lincoln High School senior living at 88 Lincoln Apartments Frederick, runs with the Baltimore Olympic Club and placed third in the hop, skip and jump at the Bucky Muller Memorial meet at Clifton Park Baltimore. His broad jump exceeds 22 feet and he eyes college chemistry after graduation.
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Don Bowie
Lincoln High School
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick
Baltimore Olympic Club
Clifton Park
Baltimore
Don
Bucky Muller
Phil Conley
United States
Cubs Plan Winter Camps For Baseball
Four major league clubs New York St Louis Kansas City and Milwaukee announced Florida winter instructional camps for minor leaguers. Camps run Oct 15 to Dec 15 at St Petersburg Bradenton and Tampa with 18 players from each club eligible. Series of games planned averaging six contests weekly.
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New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Florida
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Tampa
Weekend school games and probable pitchers list
Weekend high school games listed with Friday Saturday and Sunday matchups including Bladensburg Suitland Frederick Fort Hill South Hagerstown Ma yNorth Hagerstown Keyser Beall Musselman Hancock Carver Fairmount Sherwood Havre de Grace Quantico Surratsville Annapolis Cambridge Howard Northwestern Norfolk Catholic St Napoleon Southern Oakland High Point Wicomico Spingarn Douglass Tech Sha ef Surratsville Bethesda Wakefield Northwest Montgomery Blair Patterson Lehigh Valley and other venues. Probable pitchers listed for both National and American leagues with teams Los Angeles Chicago St Louis San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati New York Baltimore Washington Boston Chicago Kansas City Cleveland Detroit and more.
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Associated Press
Bladensburg
Suitland
Frederick
Fort Hill
South Hagerstown
MayNorth Hagerstown
Oxon Hill
Southern
Los Angeles
Chicago
Briggs
Hillman
San Francisco
St. Louis
Gomez
McCormick
Mizell
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Jay
Willey
Newcombe
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Witt
Cardwell
New York
Baltimore
I Maas
Portocarrero
W. Lo
G.B. Pet
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Loui
Shadow Lane Wins Little Brown Jug
Shadow Wave the 3 year old pacer wins the Little Brown Jug at Delaware County Fairgrounds by two and a quarter lengths over Thorpe Hanover. He drives by Shadow Wave and earns sixty five thousand dollars purse with $36,341.64 added to his earnings. Shadow Wave, owned by L. A. Camp Farm, was driven by Joe O'Brien. Bre BYR battled for sixth in both heats. Meantime Mrs. Nock of Salisbury is named Outstanding Democratic Woman of the Year in Maryland. Ronnie Knox will join the Toronto Argonauts next season.
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Delaware, Ohio
Shadow Wave
Delaware
County Fairgrounds
Adios
Joe O'Brien
Bre Bye Byrd
L. A. Camp Farm
Shafter
Calif
O'Brien
O'Brien Hanover
Thorpe Hanover
del Miller
Miller
Meadow| Bucky
Johnny Simpson
Meadow
Bucky
Lee
Helen B. Taussig
Blue- Baby Operation
Patterson Johansson hoped for heavyweight title bout
Promoter Bill Rosensohn, after talks in New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, seeks a Patterson Johansson title bout next June. Johansson's recent one round knockout of Eddie Machen boosts speculation of a millon-dollar gate, with Edwin Ahlquist and Cas D'Amato involved in negotiations. Rosensohn asserts the contract with Machen isn't binding and plans proceed despite Sid Flaherty's claims.
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New York
Bill Rosensohn
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar [Johansson
Johansson
Eddie Machén
Rosensohn
Patterson
Los Angeles
Chicago
Edwin Abhlquist
Cas D'Amato
Fosensohn
Roy Harris
Sid Flaherty
Machen
Ahlquist
Ortiz Favored In Tight Madison Square Garden Bout
NEW YORK AP Johnny Busso beat Ortiz once by split decision but Ortiz is a 5 to 1 favorite for Friday's 10 round lightweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Busso, 24, ranked No 3 among 135 pounders, seeks fourth straight win while Ortiz, 22, ranked No 5, aims to even the score.
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New York
Johnny Busso
Carlos Ortiz
Madison Square Garden
Busso
Ortiz
Dame
Akins Upset In Non Title 10 Round Bout
In St Paul Virgil Akins decision Del Flanagan in a ten round non title bout. Flanagan showed faster hands and a wide early margin while Akins rallied late but not enough to threaten the champion. Akins co manager Bernie Glickman declared no title shot while Akins holds the crown.
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ST. Paul
Glickman
Akins
Flanagan
Tombstone Smith
Stars' Beeley Makes First Complete Game of Season
Bud Beeley of Yesterday's Stars pitched his first complete game five hitter to beat the Red Sox 4 1 striking out four and walking none Red Schoendienst of the Braves collected four hits in five at bats including three doubles and scored three times in a 22 victory over the opponent.
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Braves
ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Pittsburgh Pirate
Milwaukee
Red Bird
Sam Jones
Bob Rush
Rush
Redsox
Kansas City
Bill Tuttle
Roger Maris
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Bud Daley
Bob Cerv
A’s
Sox
Pete Daley
Pete Ruonels
Associated Press
Bud Beeley
Athletics
Red Sox
The
Fight results from St Paul Wichita and Las Vegas cards
St Paul bout Del Flanagan outpoints Virgil Akins. Wichita card Dan Hodge defeats Art Norris. Las Vegas card Jim Norris outpoints Eddie Gilbert in a three fight set.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
del Flanagan
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Wichita
Kan
Dan Hodge
Art Norris
Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
Jim Norris
Eddie Gbbert
Los Angeles
Baseball standings and Friday results from the leagues
The AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUE tables list standings with teams such as New York Milwaukee Chicago and San Francisco. Friday games show Cleveland at Detroit New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Chicago at Kansas City San Francisco at St Louis and Milwaukee at Cincinnati among others.
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Bowring
Walkersville
Joe’s Food Market
Cross Road Inn
Excelsior Daily
American Beauty
Braddock Heights Esso
Thurmont
Hamilton’s Lunch
P. Telephone Co
Joe’s Market
Excelsior
Hamilton’s
Braddock Thurmont
C. & P. Tele. Co
League Leaders AP Batting and Pitching Rankings
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting and pitching with top names across multiple clubs. Mantle Colavito Banks Mays Ashburn power through the season, while Turley McLish Ford and Spahn headline pitching leaders by wins and decisions.
Alvey Bopst Signs With Balto Bullets
Alvey Bopst, 25, son of Alvin M. Bopst of 118 East Church Street, has signed with the Baltimore Bullets of the Eastern Basketball League. The Bullets, oldest pro outfit, are coached by Buddy Jeannette. Bopst starred at Western Maryland College with a 20.6 points per game average and posted 25.6 tournament points per game with the Washington Cats AAU team. While in the Army in the Far East he earned multiple honors in football basketball and track, including the Outstanding Athlete of the Far East award.
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Alvey Bopst
Alvin M. Bopst
E. Church Street
Baltimore Bullets
Loop
Bullets
Buddy Jeanette
Western Maryland College
Boost
Washington “Cats
Far East
Bopst
Sigmund Rice
Seixas Richardson Reach Semifinals in Pyrenees Tennis Showdown
Vic Seixas defeated Ulf Schmidt 4 6 6 2 3 6 11 9 in a grueling quarterfinal while Ham Richardson toppled Jackie Douglas 7-5 6-2 5-7 6-4 to advance in the Pasadena tournament amid heat and tough challengers.
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Sedxas
Richardson
Los Angeles
APJ
Vic Seixas
Land Ham
Seixas
Sweden
Ulf Schmidt
Stanford
Jackie Douglas
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Pafko
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Olympic Club
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Wee
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S. Babington
D. Winpigler
B. Price
D. Molnar
M. Kent
Lewis’ Grocery
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Blue Ridge News
Lander
Canada Dry
Sean
Bob’s Gulf Service
Hahn
Sinclair
Wachter Bros
H. Lakin
F. Lodge
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Cubs
Frederick Uish
Justees
Jack Molesworth
Fort Hull
Richard Markoe
Molesworth
Markoe
Annapolis
Sentinels
Bill Hahn Jr
Bill Hahn
Gene Counishan
Don Lewis
Leroy Henry
William Koeffer
Charlie Robeson
Lewis
LaSalle
Sentinel
Alway
Westminster
Howard County
Richard Clark
Jerry Grove
Ronald House
Bryant Aylor
Richard Meehen
Larry Layman
Ron
Ald House
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Richard Markey
Mac Brandenburg
Wayne Geisbert
Dick Floyd
Coal
Valentinetti
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Wynn
Terry
McLish
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Pas
Shadow Lane
Little Brown Jug
A.P
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Patsy Shepley
Donna Sanders
Barbara Wolfe
Bryan Hissey
Sam Wimner
Steve Klein
Tommy Huetting
Gary Ledbetter
Donald Orrison
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Antonielli
Balto
International League
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Minneapolis
Denver
Minnneapolis
Evry Pit
Schwinn
Truton Dependee Scivten
Delphey
West Patrick St
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Free—Frederick High
Converse
Ouic
Frederick County
MacGregor, Rawlings, Spalding Athletic Equipment
Shipley's, Inc
North Market St
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