Intercity League Tonight's Baseball Schedule Overview
Schedule lists games in the Intercity League with matchups including Tuirkisburg at Allentown and York at Salisbury. Results note Houston beat Detroit 3 to 2 yesterday. Many entries are garbled with unclear team names and mis-typed locations.
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Tuirkisburg
Allentown
Sunbury
Lancaster
Stagerstown
Wilmington
York
Salisbury
Saints rally to beat Williamsport in halted game
The St James Behoo leant defeated Williamsport High 6 to 3 after five and a half innings at Jamison Field. A four run rally in the second inning gave the Saints the lead as Haver, Roberts, Nassar and Whitton contributed key hits. Williamsport scored in the opening frame and again in the fifth and sixth as base ball play continued.
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St. James Behoo
Wil' Hamaport
Jamison Field
Saints
Stuart
von Lowmat
Haver
Roberts
Nassar
Bane
Wwutlton
Schenkel
Hose Kneck
Klinver
Dowri
Williamsport
Store
Waniainepofs
Secre
Lemon
Umpires To Gather In Pony League Meeting Tonight
Umpires of the Pony League will meet this evening at their headquarters 446 West Washington Street starting at dark. All signed up umpires and those wishing to work are urged to attend.
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Pony League
West Washington Rtreet
At &Arlock
Atma- Tire
National League Results From Yesterday
New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 while Chicago and Brooklyn played to a 1 1 tie. Cincinnati faced Brooklyn with Blackwell and Van Cuyk. St Louis met New York with Prekko or Boyer against Jan sen. Chicago visited Boston while Pittsburgh played Philadelphia with Munger and Simmons.
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Tastun
Chevedand
Clivs
Wyon
Eta
New York
Chicago
Bain
Aly
Winkeomip
Uae
Washington
St. Louis
Marréve
Byrne
Philadelphia
Detroit
Flooper
Ay Kettner
Fracks
Clavelanit
Aty Roston
Wen
Philadelphi
Hay
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Wasa
Cincinnatic
Blackwell
van Cuyk
Prekko
Boyer
Va Jansen
Boston
Rush
Ye Bickford
Munger
Ve Simmons
Pet
Ns Ce
Rene
Boston Cave
Millsburgh
National Open Attracts Record Entries In Dallas
New York May 20 It is harder for a spot in the United States Open Golf Championship to be earned this year with over 1700 entries a new record for the second year in a row. The Northwood Club in Dallas hosts the June 1 2 start with 62 championship places and 188 spots for hopefuls. Exempt players include former champions the low 20 last year’s winners the amateur champion and the PGA title holder Ben Hogan is defending.
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New York
Pete Ting
Joe Dey
United States Golf Association
Northwood
Dallas
Honohulu
Dey
Morris Frock Nine In Practice Game
Morris Wrack Post No 42 American Legion junior team schedules a practice game against Security of the independent League tonight at Reservoir diamond at 6 o clock. All Legion members should be present in new uniforms for a team photo if weather permits. Weather has limited workouts and Catch Matz aims for a lengthy drill tonight.
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Morris Wrack Post No. 42
American Legion
Reservoir Diamond Startling
O'vlark
At & Ofelock
Catch Matz
Fights Last Night Roundup Across U S Cities
Boxers from Portland Seattle Lewiston San Francisco Milwaukee Paterson and more tangled in last nights showdowns. Rex Layne beat by outpoint while Archie Moore stopped Rob Dunkin. Kid Gavilan out pointed Ralph Zannelli. Walter Cartier defeated Carl Olson and Doc Watling bested Harold Lyons in separate bouts.
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San Francisco
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Rob Dunkin
Oakland
Calif
Providence
Rene
Kid Gavilan
Ralph Zannelli
Milwaukee
Robert Willemsin
France
Jon Waeckwood
Paterson
N.J
Drew
Brooklyn
Carl
Boho) Olson
Walter Cartier
New York
Chicago
Richard
Doc
Maglie Untouchable Sign of Giants Virtue This Year
Sal Maglie, the 85-year-old righthander from Niagara Falls, has not lost a game this season, tallying seven wins and a 10 game undefeated stretch over two years. He blanked the Pirates yesterday, extending a long streak of dominance as the Giants vie with the Cardinals and Cubs for first. In other action, Boston beat Detroit 2 0 to 2 2 as veteran hitters delivered, while Red Sox fielders authored several double plays.
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New York Giants
Sal
Barber
Pirates
Magile
Bobby Thomson
Minglie
Giants
Pyodbere
Cubs
Thomson
Pate
Attick
Howie Pollet
Ted Wilks
Pollet
Maplie
Strikeronte
Low Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bill Fleury
Bosox
Washington Senators
Waltshnpe
Clyde Vollmer
Stephens
Dropo
Billy Goodman
Garcia Showing Way In Pitching
Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia leads with solid control and a strong earned run average as he fans fewer extra base hits. Despite 65 hits in 64 innings, his ERA stays low and he has five wins, two losses, and six complete games in seven starts.
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Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Tribe
Garecta
Philadelphia
Gareia
Athletics
Garcia
Karly Wynn
Bol Fuller
Rob Lemon
St. Louis
Mike
Game Date Change at Rosarvar Diamond
The Boys Club practice game moved from Tuesday evening to Wednesday at Rosarvair diamond. Jack Riffen asks all players to arrive promptly for the contest.
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Rosarvair Diamond Hae
Jack Riffen
American Division Opens Little League Season At Hager Field
The American Division of Hagerstown Little League starts its week with Hikp and Goodwill A A at 6 30 p m on Hager Field and Brandt versus Police on DPD Lee Staley Feld. Managers report stronger play due to more veterans and see closer competition with the older National Division.
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Hagerstown
Hikp
Goodwill A. A
Hager Field
Brandt
DPD
Lee Staley Feld
Dodgers Giants Top Defense In pennant chase
New York May 20 The Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants push strong defense in the NL pennant race. AP stats name three players from each club as top fielders with perfect or near perfect records including Gil Madges Pee Wee Reese Roy Campanella Davey Williams Bobby Thomson and Alvin Dark.
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New York
Brooklyn Vodgers
New York Giants
Associated Press Statistical Bureau
Gil Madges
Pee Wee Reese
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Reese
Giants
Alvin Dark
Davey Williams
Bobby Thomson
Johnny Wryrostek
Wally Westlike
Cincinnati Reds
Frankie Haumholtz
Chickary Cubs
Jaseman Hector Rodriguez
Chicago White Sox
Clint Courtney
Louis
Court Rules In Favor Of Colts In Maryland Suit
Baltimore dates indicate the Maryland Circuit Court ruled that the National Football League and nine teams can be sued in Maryland. Chief Judge W Conwell Smith dismissed service for the Los Angeles Rams San Francisco Forty Niners and the New York Yankees. The Colts seek damages and the return of 60000 paid for territorial rights.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Maryland
Washington Redskins
W. Conwell Smith
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco Forty-Niners
New York Yankees
Ted Collins
Colts
Browns Lead Rookie Duo In Early Major League Pace
Browns featuring a pair of first year players set the pace as Rodriguez, coming from Montreal last year, posts a .980 average with two errors in 102 chances. Courines, under Manager Repetts Fovnsby, is near league leader Yori Berrayer with 1.000 pace but has handled more chances than the Yankee catcher.
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Browns
Rodriguez
Montreal
Courines
Repetts
Fovnsby
Pride and Joy
New York
Yori Berrayer
Smithsburg Girls Cruise Past Hancock 18 6 in Baseball Match
Smithsburg High girls overwhelmed Hancock with 18 hits and eight runs on offense while Hancock managed eight hits and six runs. Huntzberry, Shatner led Smithsburg with three hits each including a triple by Huntz Kerry. Corbett allowed seven walks and struck out two. Smithsburg set to face Hagerstown High on Friday at 3 pm.
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Smithsburg
Hancock
Heir
Shatner
Huntzberry
Huntz Kerry
Kelbaugh
Wachter
Corbett
Smnithsburg
Hagerstown
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