Braves get Charley Grimm replaces Holmes as manager
Local fans wonder how Dave Cole fits under new Braves manager Jolly Cholly Grimm. Grimm has sent two players to the minors and signaled more moves, while Williamsport plans to honor Cole when Boston visits Hagerstown on July 9.
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Charley Grimm
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Dave Cole
Holmes
Cole
Grimm
Jolly Cholly
Williamsport Committee
Hagerstown
Washington County
Queen Wins Feature Class at Williamsport Horse Show
The 7th annual Williamsport American Legion Horse Show at the Potomac Fish and Game Club on June 1 crowned Queen for the second year in the feature class ridden by Mrs. Helen Kelley and owned by Jesse Shank of Mart Rock Farm Williamsport. About five hundred spectators watched among 124 entries across sixteen classes. Queen also placed in multiple divisions including Open Jumper and Working Hunter with Shank and Kelley among top finishers.
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Annial Williamsport American Legion
Siv Tax
Jackke Meaward
Prince
R. Zellar
Little Jack Horner
Pat Eakle
High Boy
Tammy Howeard
Bunny
Michael Britton
Rusty
Roberts Chev
Penny
Danny Fleming
George
Dean Grove
Ket
Irin Shaw
Ladd
St. Michael
Pat Clark
Ladies Hack Class
Iris Shank
Rocket
Jesse Shank
New Penny
Carolyn Settles
Sir Tax
Jackie Howard
Hunter Hack Glass
Queen
Carolyn Setetlen
Trigger
J. Rohrer
Jenge Shank
Goldie
Florence Campbell
Jana
Iria Shank
Shot Gun
Helen Kelley
Mr. Waynesboro
Henry Warner
Mr Waynesboro
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
G. & Stables
John Needy
James Ridgley
Una Wilson
Bill Cushna
Clase
H. Rohrer
L. Iver
Hirst
Virgil
Carroll Rang
Halen Kelley
Saddle Horne Clase
Per
Feather
G. Stottlemyter
Ernest Koontz
Pat Bake
George!y Owned By Carrall Rang
Shad ‘Pack
Jesse Snank
Blue Ridge Riding Club
HH. Rohbery
Eynes J. Koontz
American Legion Hunter
Chuck Davey Keeps Unbeaten Record After Draw
New York June 9 Chuck Davey of Lansing Mich welterweight remains undefeated after a draw with Carmen Basilio in Syracuse last Thursday. The New York State Athletic Commission ruled the bout a draw and suspended referee Jon Palmar for a poor scoring card.
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New York
Chuck Davey
Lansing
Mich
Welter- Welstit
New York State Athlet
Bob Christenberry
Davey-Carmen Baalislo
Syracuse
Davey
Chriatenberry
Jon Palmar
Hasilio
Neaputy Commignioner
Thoma Graulty
Troy
Raimer
Andy Bush To Pitch For Hagerstown In Sunbury Series
Hagerstown aims for a fourth straight win as they open a two game set with the Sunbury Giants at Municipal Stadium. Andy Bush (5-2) starts tonight seeking his sixth victory. Billy Loos could debut for Sunbury.
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Hagerstown
Braves
Sunbury Giants
Municipal Stadium
Dutch Dorman
Dandies
Allentown
Andy Bush
Moundsin
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Bush
Frank Scalai
Sunbury
Billy Loos
Jack Larson
Charley Miller
Jack Mulcahy
Dusty Hersom
Freund
Jaderlund
Riddle
Christian
Forbes
Jordan
Cummins
Mulcahy
Kemp
Platt
Hersom
Jordon
Westcott
Barth
Larson
Miller
McGovern
Jto Mulcahy
Kump
AUK
Westentt
Ld Barth
Berger
Ussali
Carnus
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Jaderhuad
So & Bof
Pony League Opens 1952 Season With Tigers Ex Press
The Pony League for youths ages 14 to 18 begins its 1952 season tonight with the Tigers facing the Pony Express. The opening ceremonies start at 5 oclock, first pitch at 6. All games are played at the league’s Jefferson Street extended field.
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Pony League
Tigers
Pony Express
Jefferson Street
Pony League Express Opens With Special Bus to Park
A Pony League season kickoff features a special Pony League Express bus to Pony League Park leaving the Square at 4 45 Tuesday afternoon. Potomac Edison Company and the local bus line cooperate to ease travel for downtown fans. President Jack Riffee announces C H Snyder as umpire in chief with a qualified crew and eight additional umpires to support the opening game.
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Pony League Express
Potomac Edison Company
Pony League Park
Jack Riffee
Riffee
C. H. Snyder
Snyder
Washington County
Clyde Downs
Richard Snyder
Walcott Charles Title Fight Weigh-In Promises Heavier Bout
Atlantic City June 3 The heavyweight title bout grows in potential heft as Ezzard Charles tips the scale at 196 1 2 pounds, over 14 pounds heavier than before, raising expectations that a slower dominant Charles may tire Jersey Joe Walcott in Thursday’s挑世界 championship clash. Charles trainer and associates offer cautious optimism while noting the added weight could affect speed and power. In other sports notes, Little League action at Hager Field sees Panghorn’s Maryland Motors toppling them for first in the National Division with a 6 to 6 tie, and Haglan defeats Auton 7 to ?.
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Atlantic City
Tersey Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Walcott
Charlen
Jersey Joe
Dan Florio
Ave
Charles
Charles Jordan
Mulcahy
Platt
Perino
Walenti
Pitta Eaves
Pieasantville
iPanghorn
Maryland Motors
Hager Field
Motor Boys
Zaccaras
Boyer
Staley Lelt
Haglan
Auton
Acore
Resh
Speicher
Bell
A Lonora
Charles-Walcott
Pittsburgh
Watcott
Merchantville
Lod
Louis
Jane
Lenhardt's 10th inning slam lifts Red Sox past White Sox
Don Lenhardt hit a grand slam in the 10th inning to propel the Boston Red Sox to a 6-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Allie Reynolds pitched four hits for his ninth straight complete game victory as the Yankees beat Cleveland 2-0.
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Connie Marrero
Washington
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
New York
Connie
Marrero
Bucky Harris
Associated Prena
Don Lenhardt
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Yankeen
Indians
Cleveland
Walcott Faces Downbeat Return Fight in Philadelphia
The article recalls Jersey Joe Walcott meeting Evrard Charles in Philadelphia as a charity bout with Charl es's expected easy win turned to a surprise, but Walcott, aged 38, may struggle to reclaim the title. It notes past wars with Louis and the 1949 retirement, and estimates TV rights and attendance.
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Ay Frank Eck
New York
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Evrard Charles
Charles
Walcott
Pitts Vurgh
Cowboy Wallace
Vineland
N. J
Wallace
Botter
Nat Fleischer
Tle Money
Jon Louis
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Valenti
Lone
Clive Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Cown
Lewis
Chicago
Detroit
Herman ‘Taylor
Philadelphia
iMaybe
Bud Fiery Tops Nine Hole Memorial Day Tourney at FHCC
Bud Fiery won the first flight title at Fountain Head Country Club Sunday in the Nine-Hole Memorial Day Tournament finishing 1 over par. He defeated N Grabill in the semifinals and Roy Garrett 3 and 2 in the finals.
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Bud Fiery
Fountain Head Country Club
Fiery
Bast N. Grabill
Roy Garrett
J. C. Stonebraker
Carson Mason
Warry Zimmerman
Ft. Machen
Phil Statton
Dr. Knessley
Wayne Funk
Chuck Harris
Fo Anderson
Guy Angle
Bob Harper
Jim Mobley
Jand L
Mobley
Ray Nickerson
Fountain Head
Kickers
FHCC
Harrystown Leads Softball League with Twin Bill Wins
Harrystown grabbed first place in the YMCA County softball league by sweeping Charlton 2 1 and 10 5. Waston pitched the first game and R Myers the second. D Henry B Henry and Cram ne or led hitters. Fairview beat Pinesburg 4 2 but lost 4 4. Eichelberger opened with a win and Nave Shank won the nightcap. St Marks triumphed over West End 41 1 and 6 5. Dean and Cline won. A rainout playoff saw Harrystown defeat Charlton 13 5, Pinesburg beat Charlton 6 1. standings show Marrinburg and others near top.
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Harrystown
YMCA
Charlton
Waston
R. Myers
D, Henry
B. Henry
Cramne
Marrinburg
BaUsburgy Saccseestr Cess
Wheaton and
Kratzer
Tanner
No-Hitter Jinx Fails Reynolds Dominates Indians
Allie Reynolds blanked the Cleveland Indians 2-0 in a strong showing for the world champions. The right hander struck out eight, scattered four hits, and notched his ninth straight complete game while lowering his ERA to 1.35. Boston pulled ahead in the league race as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 6-2. Maglie suffered his first defeat as the Giants fell 6-4 to the Cardinals.
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Bert!o
Allie Reynolds
Rex Barney
Don Black
Bill McCahan
Dick Fowler
Ewell Blackwell
Cliff Chambers
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Cleveland Indians
Allie
Redskins
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Maglie
St. Towls
Giants
Redbirds
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston
City Park
Pegasus Braves
Jaycees Giants
Hagerstown
Brooklyn Dodgers
Opening games in Una Fingerstown league feature Rotary Kiwanis draw
In a seven inning opener at City Park Diamond Rotary and Kiwanis battled to a 7 to 7 tie when darkness halted play. Brubaker and Solataki led Rotary with hits while Krause Renner and Kiwanis stars added strong performances. Hap Powers softball then topped LOOT 12 to 2 with Elmer and Squib among hitters.
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Una Fingerstown
City Park
Rotary
Kiwanis
Brubaker
Biffee
Solataki
Renner
Kiwania
Krause
Castle
G Bokalix
Myste
Rap
Reservoir
Elmer
Squib
Cunningham
Kilna
Brasheare
Zambro
Saxton To Fight Rawlings In Chicago Stadium Card
Johnny Saxton, undefeated 28 fight streak, meets Luther Rawlings, 32 wins in 41 starts, in a 10 round welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium. The bout opens the International Boxing Club summer series, televised nationally from Chicago Stadium, though Wednesday's card airs only on TV. Saxton makes his Chicago debut and is the favorite with a hard left hook.
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Chicago
Johnny Saxton
New York
Luther Rawlings
Chicago Stadium
Fefoot
Saxton
Rawlings
Io Hhe
Jimmy Carter
International Boxing Club
Sauer Tops M. L. In Hitting for NL Triple Crown Hope
Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs leads the National League in home runs and RBIs and sits atop the batting race tied with Whitey Lockman at .381. Sauer, the Cubs’ outfielder, posted 11 hits in 22 at bats to raise his average to .326 while Rosston’s Dom DiMaggio and AY Rosen of Cleveland contest the American League pace with .346 and .332 respectively.
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New York
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Joe Medwick
St. Sante
Cardinals
Sauer
Ring
Whitey Lockman
Roston
Dom DiMaggio
AY Rosen
Cleveland
Nathonal Lesagne
Baseball Leaders Show Strong Hitting and Pitching Marks
The season leaders list National League and American League top performers by batting average runs and RBIs. Key names include Sauer Chicago Lorkman New York and DiMaggio Boston in various categories with pitchers Roe Brooklyn and Fox Chicago among leaders.
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Sauer
Chicago
Lorkman
New York
Douthes— Musial
St. Louis
Thomson
Jethroe
Boston
Reese
Robinson
Brooklyn
Roe
Magtie
DiMaggio
iRons—Avila
Cleveland
Josen
Wits
Fox
Naval Academy honors Fritz Davis for athletic excellence
Annapolis officials announce Fritz Davis the academy’s outstanding three-letter athlete in the past four years. He will receive the association prize a wristwatch at a ceremony tomorrow morning.
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Fritz Davis
Annapolis
Frits Davis
Naval Academy
Academy Athletic Association
Davis
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Joe Ward, Jr
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