Schultz's rising power fuels Dodgers after Camilli trade
Branch Rickey gambled by trading Dolph Camilli era holdover Howie Schultz from St. Paul to the Dodgers. Schultz, once wary of curveballs, has blossomed in spring training and through early season games, belting four homers off the Giants, three at the Polo Grounds, and driving in runs at a pace pleasing fans. Rickey remains confident Schultz will develop into a terrific hitter, even as he notes the aim to surpass Camilli’s legacy.
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Owls Edge Wilmington In Narrow Margin Victory
The Hagerstown Owls held a one and a half game lead by beating Wilmington 2 to 2 at Wilmington behind strong pitching by Thomas. Rothman paced a 11 hit attack for Hagerstown as Allentown and Trenton also posted wins, with upcoming series and a Ladies Night prize drawing noted.
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Pangborn Softball Team Tops Moliers 3-0 In Community League
Pangborn defeated Moliers 3-0 in a Community vy League game last night. Stonesifer powered Pangborn with a homer and two triples, including the fourth inning homer, while O Neill struck out eight. Pangborn totaled eight hits and had three errors.
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CIO Opens With One Hitter In Easy Win
Snuffy Shows fanned 12 as the CIO softball team beat City Athletic Club 8 to 1 at City Park. McNinsey homered for CIO while Mowen drove CAC’s lone run. Kendale caught for CIO. Mowen and Falk were CAC batteries. CIO meets Colonial Hardwood Flooring Monday at 5 45 p m on the southwest diamond.
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Baseball and hockey scores from yesterday and upcoming games
Yesterday in the Interstate League Hagerstown beat Wilmington 4 to 2 Trenton toppled Lancaster 5 to 4 Allentown won 8 to 6 over York Lancaster and Trenton lead standings with 4 and 5 games. Today Hagerstown hosts Wilmington Lancaster visits Trenton Allentown plays York Tomorrow Hagerstown vs Wilmington and Lancaster vs Trenton plus more NBA results from Cincinnati Boston St Louis Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago.
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Walters' Injured Ankle Improves for Reds Pitcher
Cincinnati May 20 Bucky Walters Reds pitcher pivots to corner delivery as ankle heals from spring training injury. He has a 5 2 record after a five game win streak ended by Philadelphia, 36 hits 16 strikeouts 11 walks in seven complete starts. Walters recalls last year and notes his improvements, with 34 year old form, shutouts and a rare hitting ability boosting his value.
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Reds Beat Jays In Rain Shortened Win With Double
On Wednesday a Reds pinch hitter doubled with two outs in the eighth, delivering a 5 to 0 rain-shortened victory over the Jays.
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Major League Leaders from The Associated Press
The report lists top league leaders by batting and pitching categories for the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Tucker of Chicago leading batting with .413, Torres of Washington with 36 hits, and Leonard among leading pitchers with 3-0 record, plus Lanier 56-0 in the National League.
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Local High Beats Frederick 3 2 On Wednesday
Hagerstown High edged Frederick High 3 to 2 on the Frederick diamond with D Myers pitching effectively. McNamey had four straight hits and drove in half the runs while Myers also hit a three bagger Norwood chipped in a double and a single for Hagerstown. Nichols optioned out by Chicago as he moves to Jersey City farm club.
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Browns Regain First Place In American Loop
Baseball recap: Luke Sewell leads the St. Louis Browns back to first in the American League pennant race after a strong surge and a 5 of 14 slide. The Yankees, Tigers, Senators, and Browns jockey for position as Al Smith and Ed Levy join the homer list, with notable games across Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and New York.
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Stars Of The Day In Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's top performers include Mike Ryba with Red Sox relief no hits and a bases loaded single, Mark Christman driving three hits and a decisive homer for the Browns, Russ Peters driving in three for the Indians, Vince DiMaggio and a Pirates homer, Clyde Shoun breaking jinx after a near no hitter, Tommy Holmes driving in half Boston's runs, Andy Pafko sparking Chicago, and Johnny Gorsica scattering hits for the Tigers in a mixed outcome day.
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Wyatt Leaves Club Pittsburgh in May 20
Dodgers pitcher Whitlow Wyatt left the Pittsburgh club today and went to Brooklyn for treatment of a sinus condition. Officials believe the sinus trouble may be causing his arm ailment.
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Withers Mile A Wide Open Race at Belmont Park
New York May 20 The 69th running of the $15,000 added Withers mile drew 15 three year olds with no Derby or Preakness winner present A crowd of over 40 000 was expected and Broadcloth Pensive Diavolaw and other Derby runners shaped the field In the Juveneile five furlongs the 11 two year olds include Jeep Flood Town and Son of Johns town highlighting an eight race card expected to attract strong attendance and wagering_notes
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Boonsboro Beats Williamsport In Six to Three Clash
Dick Guyton pitched Boonsboro High to a 6 3 victory over Williamsport High. He struck out ten and allowed four hits while fanning the final batter in the clinches. Stenger worked for Williamsport, giving up four hits as errors dotted the field both sides. Final: Boonsboro 6 Williamsport 3.
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Dempsey Says Louis Title In Jeopardy
Salt Lake City dispatch reports Lt Comdr. Jack Dempsey praising Joe Louis as one of the greats and warning that Louis must fight within a year or risk losing the heavyweight title. Dempsey stated Louis would have about a 50 50 chance if he fought now, noting delays increase danger.
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Williamsport Opens Season Sunday With Local Baseball
Williamsport will open its season Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The Williamsport high school diamond hosts the Expert Wildcats against the Hagerstown Indian nine in the season debut.
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Fire at Churchill Downs Kills Eleven Horses
In Louisville on May 20 a barn fire at Churchill Downs killed nine horses and forced the destruction of two others after they escaped injured. The barn housed Pensive during his Derby run. Cause not yet determined and Churchill Downs officials unavailable for comment.
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Potomac Edison blanked Colonial Hardwood on City Park diamond
Potomac Edison defeated Colonial Hardwood Flooring 10 to 0 last night in the Community League. Biffle starred for P. E. with a homer and a triple as his team rapped ten hits to Colonial's three.
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Leahy Leaves Notre Dame For Princeton
Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy departs for Princeton University to begin a Navy training course. His tenure at Notre Dame included 30 games with three defeats and three ties across three seasons, after coming from Boston College where his teams went 14 wins, 2 losses, and 3 ties. The report also notes prewar German oil production history.
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