Maryland Open at Fountain Head to crown rare host year
Fountain Head Country Club hosts the 32nd Maryland Open July 15 with top pros Lew Worsham and Jack Isaacs set to compete. A three-way pro-am tournament leads to a Betsy Rawls clinic on July 6 and an exhibition round.
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Eagles Challenge Panghorn For Ha verstown League Title
The Ha verstown Little League National Division first half championship hinges on the game at Hager Field this evening. Eagles vs Panghorn both 6-3. Junior Wilhide will pitch with Huck Kiracore catching for the Eagles, while Slip Zaccaria pitches for Pangborn with Gary Thomas catching. First pitch is at 6 30 p m.
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Autos Upset Eagles 4 1 In Little League At Staley Field
Well played games with the Autos defeating the Eagles 4 to 1 at Staley Field. Ditto homered in the third with a runner aboard to set the decisive mark and Panthorn edged Maryland Motors 2 to 1 at Hager Field.
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Musial Extends St. Louis Batting Streak in Dodgers Doubleheader
Stan Musial stretched his season long hitting streak to 21 games as the St. Louis Cardinals split a day-night doubleheader with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Musial had a single in the first game, a 6-0 defeat, and added a single in the nightcap, a 7-4 Cardinal win.
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Vejar and Davey Set for Return Fight in Detroit
In Detroit Olympia Stadium a 10 round welterweight bout features Davey of VA Michigan State College seeking to rebound against NYU freshman Vejar. The May 7 Chicago verdict sparked Vejar’s vow of revenge as 15 000 fans expect a telecast starting at 9 pm EST.
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Fights Last Night By The Aavacinted Preasy Daytona Head
Daytona Beach Florida Danny Nardico knocked out Ted Gorie in Newark New Jersey Reggie Allotti outpointed Joe Tomasello in Matawan New Jersey eight rounds Newark boxers featured in night of fighting in 172 372 152 154 weight classes
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Charley Miller Poised for Hagerstown Braves Manager Role
Speculation points to Charley Miller as likely successor if Daniel Dornan leaves the Braves to run the club. Miller, a durable West Virginian, is praised for work ethic and pitching versatility, with a long service record in the Interstate League and strong seasons for Hagerstown.
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Hard Luck Hurler Goes On Relief
Detroit manager Red Rolfe demoted Art Houtteman to relief pitching after a string of losses. The 24 year old ex soldier has a 4.71 ERA and a 3-10 record, with Detroit at the bottom of the American League. Fans speculate personal tragedy may weigh on him, but no proof exists.
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Cube to Play Sharpsburg Cubs Meet Keodysville Tonight
The Sharpsburg Cubs, leaders in the Mus Ridge League, host Keodysville on the league leader’s diamond tonight. First pitch is at seven o'clock.
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Skins Sign Center Jim Brasher From San Angelo
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of Jim Brasher a six foot two inch center from San Angelo Texas He played center and linebacker at the University of Maryland for five years and spent 1950 with the Baltimore Colts.
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