Today's Major League Matches Include Five City Showdowns
Philadelphia at New York Mar tine versus Sain Agnes and Henry in Boston Agnes clash. Washington hosts Boston with Agnes and Henry. Cleveland visits St Louis Garcia and Byrne. Detroit faces Chicago Gray and Stobbs in night games.
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St. Louis
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Detroit
Chicago
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Cubs Rally With Improve Club In Early Season
Cubs surge to 4-2 start and sit in a second place tie with Cincinnati as manager Phil Cavarretta aims for a better season. Dodgers and others pace spring action while Minner, Merson, and Thomson pace the circuit with early homers and pitching feats.
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Pirates
National League Tonight matchups and pitching duels
National League schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn in a twilight game with Wilson or Surkent facing Van Cusk and Roe. New York visits Philadelphia at night with Jansen or Hearn opposing Meyer. Chicago plays Pittsburgh with Ruah against Friend, St Louis travels to Cincinnati with Mizell versus Rattensberger.
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Cleveland Indians
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Detroit
Vic Taschi
New York Yankers
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Bob Kuzava
Gua Zermal
Jon Astroth
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Casey Stengel
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Mickey Mantle
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Julio Moreno
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Hub Nine Seeks Second Victory at Boonsboro
Hagerstown High School Jasper team heads to Boonsboro for 3 30 p m action seeking a second win. Starting battery named by coach John Coover includes Lawrence Plank and Lewis Barnes. Boonsboro aims to counter with Bunning against the Hubs.
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Boonsboro High
Lawrence Plank
Lewis Barnes
John Coover
Boonshoro
Lnst
St. James
Smithsburg High
Williamsport
Maroon and Gray
Leo Burke
Jack Jones
Stanley Anderson
Jim Gossard
Herold Shoemaker
Jack Rogera
Harry Parks
Art Crampton
Independent League Baseball Bulletin Signed Contracts
The bulletin lists signed players across teams including Sandy Hook Cubs Keedysville A C Antietam Redbirds and St James Bluejays with names such as H B R Himer Paul Webber Raymond Aimbrose Donald Kelhaugh Gerald Metz Henry Best Charles Harris Russell Higdon and more. It also records released players like Lloyd Brnning David Starlioar Sandy Hook Gules Theodore Sanger and George McGolerick across Keedysville A C St James Bluejays and others.
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H. BR
Himer
Paul Webber
Raymond Aimbrose
Donald Kelhaugh
Gerald Metz
Henry Best
Charles Harris
Russell Higdon
Charles Keysey
Herbert Grimm
Antietam Redbirds
Thomas Crampton
Keedynville
A. C
George Stotler
Robert Gardner
Harlan Renner
Junior Dev
James Peavers
Dale Stevens
Ed Anders
Theophilis Talbert
Kenneth Moats
Donald Beard
Qwen Lambert
Charles Stotler
Yankees Build Winning Teams
New York April 22 The Yankees success is traced to low bidding and strong organization. GM George Weiss emphasizes careful scouting and a robust farm system built by Wells, with only two purchases between 1932 and 1948 and most stars raised within the Yankee system.
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George Weiss
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San Francisco
Joe DiMagglo
Johnny Mize
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Red Sox
Johnny Hepp
Pirates
John Sain
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Conn
Yankee
Hemphill Extends Winning Streak as Maryland Defeats Virginia
Connie Hemphill earned his sixth straight win for Maryland in a 7-5 defeat of Virginia after a Virginia rally. Hemphill fanned eight, walked six, and scattered eight hits over the last five innings as Maryland improved to 9-4. Virginia had beaten Maryland 11-7 earlier in Charlottesville.
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Connie Hemphill
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Cavaliers
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Carter
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Strain
Baranick
Dodgers Tiny 10th-Inning Win Over Giants Highlight Memory Lane
One year ago Carl Furillo slugged a 10th inning homer to lift the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 4-3 victory over the New York Giants. The column recalls past baseball feats including Feller’s ninth one-hitter and other milestone games across decades.
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Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
St. Fengus Browns
Brooklyn Dodgara
Boston Braves
Bill Terry
Fights Last Night Apt Boxing Roundup
Providence R I Rocky Mar ciano knocked out Gino Buonvino in Brockton Mass. Bob Murphy outpointed Reuben Jones in San Diego. Coley Wallace beat Sandy MacPherson in New York. Ray Famachon stopped Ronnie Clayton in Nottingham. Paddy DeMarco outpointed Johnny Gonzalves in Oakland.
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Brockton
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Gino Buonvino
Italy
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Masa
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Reuben Jones
Richmond
Coley Wallace
New York
Sandy MacPherson
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China
Nottingham
England
Ray Famachon
Marciano Wins At Top Form In Dominant Knockout
Rocky Marciano stifled Gino Buonvino with a looping right in 1 35 of the second round to extend his undefeated string to 40 wins 33 knockouts in Providence. Buonvino briefly hurt Marciano with a left eye punch but Rocky regained control and erased his foe on the scorecard.
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Lee Savold
Philadelphia
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Boston
Bob Murphy
Coley Wallace
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Reihen Jones
Medal Tie Marks Start Of 62nd North And South Amateur Golf
Pinehurst North Carolina April 22 The 62nd North and South Amateur Golf Tournament opened with a three way medal tie as Frank Stranahan Frank Strafaci and Billy Jon Patton each shot two under par 70 7 407 yard Pinehurst No 2 course The trio must playoff for the honor while two North Carolinians Ben Goodes and J G Cook close behind led a crowded field to determine the 64 qualifiers for today’s first round.
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N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Frank Strafaci
New York City
Billy Jon Patton
Morganton
Pinehurst Country Club
Ben Goodes
Reidsville
J. G. Cook
Wrightsville Beach
Wasp Rifle Team Wins City League Championship
The Wasp rifle team of the Little Heiskel Club clinched the City League title with seven wins and one loss. Wayneshove finished second with a 2 mark. listed players include Thomas Dilworth 268 and Richard Obles 270.55. The Hornets finished last with Lucille Wolford 281.78 and Harlem Stiffley 248 among others.
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Thomas Dilworth
Walter Suite
Cool
Herschel Shockey
Rich
Ard Obles
Donald Stewart
Hornets Toam
Mra
Lucille Wolford
Hirneat Bell
Dainton Deltart
Harlem Stiffley
Foster
Ed Kalley
William Clapper
Derby Field May Include 13 Starters In Louisville Feature
Thirteen horses were counted as probable starters for this year’s Kentucky Derby with the field possibly exceeding the “hake r’s dozen.” Nominees listed include Sub Fleet Happy Go Lucky Mass Hannibal Pintor Blue Man Arroz Hill Gail Cold Command Gushing Oil Smoke Screen. Jinx rumors rise as injuries force out Tam Fool Private and Jampol. Gerry Coleman of the New York Yankees becomes a father in San Francisco with a boy weighing seven ounces.
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