Braves Open Three-Game Series With Salisbury Reds Tonight
Earl Rapp's Washington Senators impact grows as his timely hitting helps topple Cleveland. Hagerstown roots shine with Rapp and local ties loom over July 9 Braves exhibition. Dom DiMaggio eyes continued peak with Red Sox amid DiMaggio legacy reflections.
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Security Practice for Independent League at Home Field
The Security baseball team will hold a 5:30 p.m. practice today on their home field. All players are urged to attend as they prepare for Sunday's game at Keedysville. The Safeway Pony League team also holds a 4:30 p.m. meeting at South Potomac Street Junior High with a batting drill for all players.
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Southpaw William Wilson to Start for Hagerstown in Stadium Battle
The Hagerstown Braves host the Salisbury Reds in a 8:15 PM Municipal Stadium opener as 21-year-old lefty William Wilson makes his home debut. Wilson, a former Amherst star, seeks a fifth straight win for Hagerstown, while Salisbury aims to stop the streak in the three game series opener.
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Red Sox Sign Bonus Babies
Boston reports indicate the Red Sox awarded total bonuses of 3478.00 to six untested players in recent weeks. Marty Keough received 100000, Frank Baumann 125000, Edward Arness 86000, Jerry Zimmerman 65000, and two college teachers Larry Isbell and Haywood Sullivan were each offered 50000, as GM Cronin declined comment.
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Sugar Ray Learns Decision On Title Duel
New York June 20 Sugar Ray Robinson learns today if he can become a double world champion by beating light heavyweight king Joey Maxim Monday night at Yankee Stadium. The New York State Athletic Commission may grant Robinson a grace period and decide whether to keep the middleweight crown in abeyance for a tournament.
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Funkstown Wins On Forsythe's Double
Funkstown beat Hagerstown 2 1 at Boonsboro to hold a half game lead in the County League. Forsythe had two hits and drove in two runs with a double in the sixth inning. Brown pitched six k's as Harnhart allowed four hits. Funkstown advances to 6 1 with the win.
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Introducing Gerry Levinson and the Hagerstown Braves
Gerry Levinson, a holdover from last year’s Hagerstown Braves, struggles with form in 1952 after 17-0 pennant season. He is 0-3 while dealing with a throat infection and a back ailment, plus an eye injury from a line drive, under Manager Dorman.
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Pairings Announced for Presidents Cup at FHCC
The Presidents Cup golf tournament opens at Fountain Head Country Club with 64 PHC players in a handicap event. Defending champion Woody Harner faces A. Fairrett in an opening match as Round 1 must conclude by June 27 and subsequent rounds occur weekly.
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American Division evening games in Hagerstown Little League
Two games in the American Division are set for this evening at Hager Field and Staley Field with no starting batteries announced. In the National Division, Maryland Motors beat Autos 4 to 0 and Pang born beat Eagles 7 to 4. Saturday features Marshand Motors vs Eagles and Pang born vs Autos, each at 6:90.
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Contests Last Night Reported With Confusing Fragments
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Halfway Club Travel for Independent League Game
Halfway will travel to Clear Springs on Saturday afternoon to play the Clear Spring club in an Independent League game. The contest is planned to start in the afternoon.
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