Clown Prince of Golf to perform trick shot exhibition
Golf fans at Fountain Head Country Club will witness Paul Hahn, the Clown Prince of Golf, in a Friday May 23 exhibition starting at 6 p m. The hour-long show features daring tricks, a Hadacol fueled demonstration, and Hahn using his daughter Penney as a crutch for a William Tell shot in front of a local audience.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Paul Hahn
Clown Prince
Hahn
Clown Prince of
Penney
Baseball memories span decades with tight wins
Down Memory Lane recalls a 1-0 Reds win over the Braves due to a single hit allowed. Five Years Ago Hutchieson logged his fifth straight win as the Tigers beat the Senators 3-2. Ten Years Ago the Dodgers widened the NL lead with a 7-4 victory over the Pirates. Twenty Years Ago Burgoo King nosed out rivals to win the Preakness.
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Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Freddy Hutchieson
Txtroil Tigers
Washington Senators
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burgoo King
Berkeley Springs Hancock Little League selects 30 players
Berkeley Springs and Hancock divisions finish cross choice selections for two teams from about 60 candidates. Dodgers and Cubs named with 15 players each to open May 26 at Hancock and May 27 in Berkeley Springs. Umpire staff and officials announced. Dr. E H Willard named player manager.
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Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs-Hancock
Henry N. Cordell
Paul B
Moose’ Hodges
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Kiwanis Club
Charles E. Miller
Joseph 4H
Apple
Cubs
Lions Club
Warren Widmyer
Ronald Capper
Philip Mechem
Alexander
A. L.”Rice
Gary Fletcher
Philip Stotler
Gary Miller
William Hewett
Gail Braithwaite
Donald Young
John Hansroth
Vernon Henry
Gary Stotler
Frank Hess
Roger Barney
Gary Butts
Carl Miller
Steve Unger
Arthur Miller
Larry Henry
Lester Yost
Robert Clem
Lonnie Larson
David Rankin
Eddie Grove
Frank Henry
Frank McCumbee
Larry Clark
Richard Ridgeway
Joseph Henry Apple
Hancock
Yanks
John P
Jack” Casper
Cross Choice
A. G
Buck” French
Giants
Hancock Lions Club
Nappy
Powers
Marty” Johnson
Fisher
Ayers
Teimple
Brannon
D. Corbett
Phillips
Van
J. Corbett
James
Weller
Finn
Alton Mullins
Wendell Kerns
Cary Kerns
J. Philip Dritto
Charles A. Faith
William French
Laster
Bud" Steiner
Washington Hotel
Reds and Cardinals pull four player swap to reshape lineup
Cincinnati general manager Gabe Paul announced a four player deal sending Dick Sisler and Virgil Stallcup to St. Louis for Wally Westlake and Eddie Kazak. Sisler and Westlake are the key figures as Reds seek a center fielder and Cardinals target first base help.
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Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Gabe Paul
Reds
Dick Sister
Virgil Stallcup
Wally Westlake
Eddie Kazak
Sisler
Westlake
Wally Post
Johnny Yyrostek
Hyrade
Yyrostek
St. Louis
Steve Bilko
Stan
Lister
Philadelphia Phils
Cardinal
Williamsport High
Islal
Prefersors
Hut
Kreps
Ypoaipacey
Shirk
Ted Dudus
Jack
Byers
Williamaport
Williameport
Pol Sprin
Krotzer
Opening Day Set For Hagerstown Little League At Hager Field
All members must report in uniform at 5 45 p m today for the Little League opener at Hager Field. The Autos face Pangborn at 6 15 with Mayor Mills tossing the first ball. Ted Schlatzer will speak as Bel Air and Maryland Little League Association leader.
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Little League
Hager Field
Autos
Pangborn
Ted” Schlatzer
Cleveland Indians
Bel Air
Maryland
Little League Association
Nunter Reams
Winslow Burhans
Paul Snyder
Pony League
Johnny Speicher
Jackie Ditto
Panghorn
Slip" Zarcaria
Don Johnson
Gary Thomas
D.lee Staley Field
Hap Powers Distributing Co Wins Narrow League Victory
Hap Powers Distributing Co defeated Western Maryland 7 to 6 in a Y City League softball game at Reservoir diamond. Cunning ham and Anderson scored for the winner while Basore Kunkleman and Burger contributed for the losers.
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Hap Powers Distributing Co
Western Maryland
Reservoir
Cunningham
Anderson
Basore
Kunkleman
Burger
Carter Favored To Retain Title In Fight Tonight
Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter is favored to beat Lauro Salas in a six week rematch in Los Angeles. Carter, a heavy favorite at 1-4, previously defeated Salas by unanimous decision last April 1 after a knockdown was charged to Carter. The national CBS telecast excludes Southern California and the main event begins at 7 p.m. local time.
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Jimmy Carter
Lauro Salas
Mexico
New York
Carter
Gotham Jimmy
Salas
Monterrery
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stengel Shifts Mantel To Third
Casey Stengel’s experiment with Mickey Mantle at third base yielded limited success as the Yankees trailed the Indians 7-0. Mantle collected two hits and scored but made two misplays, while Hobby Brown headed to the bench as Mantle showed potential but needed more time. Mantle had been moved from centerfield toward third after arriving from Joplin to fill a new role.
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Casey Stengel
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Stengel
Hobby Brown
Brown
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Joplin
Braves Start Time Shift For Key Wilmington Clash
The Hagerstown Braves host the Wilmington Blue Rocks at Municipal Stadium in an Interstate League game slated for 6:80 PM to accommodate a lightweight title bout between Jimmy Carter and Lou Salas. Manager Dorman pushes for a win to gain a game and a half lead, starting Andy Bush (2-1) against Wilmington debutant Lee Riley.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks
Municipaltadium
Jimmy Carter
Lou Salas
Hagerstown
Braves
Andy Bush
Bush
Lee Riley
Blue Rocka
Henry Plak
Terre Hautes
Plak
Skeeter Newsome
Terre Haute
Wimington
Phillies
Lancaster
Dorman
Wilmington
Two Games in County Softball League Sunday
West End defeated Fairview 10 to 7 in an 11 hit, three-error game with H Aycoth and Williamson the winning battery Williamson homered in the third inning and also singled and doubled. Harrystown beat Pinesburg 6 to 1 behind Houston, Shank allowed eight Pinesburg hits. Faulk and Reeder starred in Harrystown outfield.
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Fairview
Harrystown
Pinesburg
H. Aycoth
Williamson
Snyder
Ceartoug
Houston
Shank
Faulk
Reeder
Harryatown
Wrestles The Zebra Kid Roland Meeker On Monday Mat Show
Roland Meeker the Zebra Kid face off in a one hour time limit bout at the State Armory on Monday. Meeker, a top draw with two thousand matches and titles in New England, has faced legends and served in the Navy. The buildup promises a show stealing clash as both men seek world title contention.
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State Armory
Roland Meeker
Zebra Kid
Meeker
Zebra Graypler
Harvey
North Dakota
Shreveport
Roland
YMCA
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Spears
Longview
Tex
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Lea Ryan
Bull Curry
Babe Sharkey
Joe Marsh
Hans Schnabile
Tiger Tasker
Angelo Sayvoldi
Gene Stanice
Antonino Rocca
Frank Sexton
Don Eagle
Midwest
South
U. S. Navy
U. S. Naval Reserve
Weather permitting practice for junior league team
A Herald note: the mail baseball team has been can. Weather permitting, the Junior League team will practice tomorrow evening at o'clock. Pitching Henry Boston 4-6, strikeouts Pierce Chicago 3%
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Cleveland
Rizzuto
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Henry
Boston
Pierve
Chicago
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