Braves Promote S275 Jack Concannon to Key Infield Role
Hagerstown Braves rookie shortstop Jack Concannon impressed weekend crowds at the Stadium by going 5 for 11 with two doubles and seven RBIs as the Braves swept Lancaster Red Roses. He played errorless defense, showed a strong arm, and forms a strong middle infield with Jimmy Zinn. Cincinnati scouts Frank McCormick and Carl Ackerman plan summer tryouts across 19 states, with Hank Gowdy coordinating camps.
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Sttadium
Holy Cross College
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Lancaster Red Roses
Roses
Jimmy Zinn
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Ted Laguna
Dusty Hersonua
Bob Jaderlund
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Lloyd Freund
Frank McCormick
Carl Ackerman
Cincinnati Reds
McCormick
Reds
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Hank Gowdy
Cincinnati
Funkstown Leads County League With 17–4 Win Over Keedysville
Funkstown built a 22-hit attack and defeated Keedysville 17 to 4 to stay one game ahead of Hoongboro in the county league race. Jack For eythe homered along with three others, as Carr and Barr pitched well supporting the offense. Keedysville’s Rohrer and Binning homered in the loss.
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Hoongboro
Jack Foreythe
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Plank
Binning
Rob Minnich
Bachtell
Kershner
Leon Minnich
Rohrer
Binning Fllumpred
Gapland
Smithsburg
McMullen
County Baseball Standings and Tennis Tourney Results
Funkstown beat Keedyaville 17 to 4 while Williamsport edged Sharpsburg 3, and Boonshoro swept Middleburg 9 to 3 in county games. Maryland State Junior Tennis Tourney in Baltimore concluded with Martha Stauffer losing singles final 3-6 6-4 6-4 to Carol Olive and Urner with Stauffer exiting in girls doubles semi finals to Olive and Salmon 6 2 11 9.
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Williamsport
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Zinn Joins Hagerstown Braves. Mulcahy Retires From Baseball
Veteran second baseman Jimmy Zinn is being sent on option from Hartford to Hagerstown and could debut in York series. Zinn, 26, brings strong infield talent and doubles with Jack Connolly, forming a solid middle. Jack Mulcahy retires from organized ball, plans to seek teaching job in Peabody Massachusetts.
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Roses
Bob Giggie
Stan Slack
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Gerry Leyingon
Pony League Baseball Standings And Weather Delays
In Pony League action the Tigers face Safeway while the Yankees and Tigers split a 3-2 game at Pony League Park. Tonight the Tigers meet Safeway at 6 30 PM after a postponed game rescheduled. Byers excelled with three hits and one RBI.
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State Junior Amateur Golf Championship at Fountain Head
The Maryland State Junior Amateur Golf Championship sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow at Fountain Head Country Club. Five Maryland teams compete with play starting at 3 a.m. Threesomes tee off every five minutes, with an all-Hagerstown group starting at 9 a.m. and several Baltimore, Cumberland, and Baltimore entries following in staggered starts. Lunch will be provided for tournament members in its first city appearance.
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Touring Golfers Head For Detroit Open Run
Eleven of twelve pros head to Detroit for the Mator City Open starting Thursday after Inverness Best Ball. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier won the Inverness event with a tour record 37 under par for 90 holes, earning $5,066.66.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Veeck and Hornsby Split Spurs Browns Clown Return
Sports writer Harry Grayson reports the growing feud between Browns manager Rogers Hornsby and owner Bill Veeck. Details relay Veeck’s batting practice stunts and cabinet clashes over Rivera Kryhoski and Cass Michaels, with clowns Patkin and Price to rejoin the AL lineup in St. Louis.
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New York
William Veack
Rogers Hornsby
Next Wiiter
Baseball Writers
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Max Patkin
Jackie Price
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Jim Rivera
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Leo Thomas
Dick Kryhoski
Cass Michaels
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Yankee Stadium
All Time Greatest U S Track Team Prep For Olympics
The nation’s all time greatest track squad departs for Helsinki after a final New York training and a charity meet. Brutus Hamilton warned of drama as Russia competes for the first time. Winners at trials set several American marks while injuries hit several stars.
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Dick Attlesey
Crale Dixon
Hale Tivinnie
Jim Golliday
Dick Doyle
Braves Recall Memories Of Past Games And Stars
A muddled sports collage recalls Braves players and past results from a year ago and decades earlier. It mentions Tom Nies and Dean Johnson, matches at Wimbledon style venues, and various teams like the Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates, with scattered scores and names.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings in National and American Leagues
Summary of top league performances listing batting leaders such as Musial Rosen Berra and Spahn with teams St Louis Brooklyn New York Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and others. It includes runs batted in and hits leaders along with triples home runs and stolen base leaders and strikeout leaders across both leagues.
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All Stars Ready For Big Game Durocher To Direct NL Team
Durocher, suspended briefly, to manage the National League against the American League in Philadelphia on July 8. The 24 man NL squad includes stars from the Giants, Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs, Reds, and Pirates with Sal Maglio and Warren Spahn among the pitchers and Roy Campanella and Duke Snider in the lineup.
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Eddie Stanky
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Frank Klellentiek
Boys Club to Play Nonleague Game at Reservoir Park
The Boys Club of the Winier League will play a nonleague game today against Chapel Boys Club at Reservoir Park, Gone time in Altop. All members are urged to be present for the contest.
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Sandy Hook Dominates Keedysville In One-Sided Win
Sandy Hook crushed Keedysville 21 3 to widen the Independents League cellar gap. Nest struck out 11 for Sandy Hook, Kelbaugh led with four hits, while Grimm homered in the eighth with a man aboard.
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Yankees sweep doubledheader with two wins over Senators
Dick Kryhoski and Browne hit a late two run homer to beat Detroit 2 2 in ninth. Allie Reynolds earns his 10th win with a third two hitter as the Yankees shut out the Senators 10 in the opener and then win the second game 8 1.
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Gamea This Week Local Clubs Schedule
Mon terald Mall hosts Peganis match night. Tue Jaycees face Roy's Club. Thu Optimists meet Pegasud. Local sports scene highlights community teams competing across venues this week.
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