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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

13

Hagerstown Braves seek depth as Salisbury clash looms

Hagerstown manager Dutch Dorman pushes for help from Boston Braves as he monitors weak spots and talks with Harry Jenkins about potential farm club additions. Meanwhile Salisbury’s Bunny Griffiths eyes top interleague clubs after last night’s postponed games and Memorial Day racing looms with a $1000 purse. Ed Lopat extends his win streak to seven after a 7 3 win over the Browns. Casey Stengel downplays record chatter as Raschi and Lopat lead the Yankees.

Dutch Dorman Hagerstown Braves Hagerstown Pilot Dorman Boston Braves Harry Jenkins Boston Hartford Chiefs Salisbury Browns Ed Lopat St. Louis Yankee Lopat Yankee Stadium Ailey Donald Jack Chesbro Yankees Casey Stengel Stengel Vic Raschi Donald Chesbro

Security Practice for Independ ent League Team

Security Practice Manager Luke Smith sets a 5:30 pm session for the independent league baseball squad. All players urged to be prompt and ready.

Luke Smith

Leading Golfers Vie In $15,000 Colonial National Invite

Fort Worth, May 24. A field of 42 top players, including Nen Hagan Hershey Sam Snead Hut Jim Ferrier and Lloyd Mangran, begin the fifth annual Colonial National Invitation for $15,000. Ferrier fired a 67 in practice and Mangran indicated serious trouble as the event opened.

Fort Worth Tex Nen Hagan Hershey Mighty Mite Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va Slammer Hut Jim Ferrier San Francisco Dapper Lloyd Mangran Chicago Perrier

Hagerstown Righthander Seeks Fourth Victory of 1951

Hagerstown Braves aim to extend their eight game win streak as Gerry Levinson starts against Salisbury Athletics in a first visit to Hagerstown this season. Bassler to pitch for Salisbury, while Salisbury adjusts lineup with Rio Major departed for Army and a possible new third baseman. Sgt Charles Hager Night will honor a Homecoming hero before tonight's game amid roster tightening under the major league working agreements.

Municipal ‘Stadium Hagerstown Braves Braves Salisbury Athletics Salisbury Hagerstown Shoremet Gerry Levinson Bob Bassler Dorman Levinson Boston College Acs Bunny Griffiths Hajgerstown Pilot Bassler A’s Savannah Griffiths Jack Jackson Baltimore Rio Major Army Dorfman Charles Hager Korea

Turf Bowlers Start 1954 Season At Panghorn Park

Pangborn Park Turf Bowling League gears up for 1954 season in men s and women s divisions. Men open Monday at 8 30 pm with Civitan s vs Exchange Club and Alsatians vs Bankers on Panghorn Park courts. Women begin June 6 with Anghorns vs Bankerettes and Fairchild Packettes vs Civianettes.

Pangborn Park Turf Greens Panghorn Park Civitans Exchange Club Alsatians Bankers Kiwanis Lions Pang ‘Horn Kegtars Anghorn Girls Bankerettes Fairchild Packettes Civianettes Everlyn Victor Products Eastern Star Lawyerettes

Braves Averages Yesterday's Stars Show Mild Rally

Monte Irvin of the Giants hit a two run homer off Paw Minner to give a 2 1 lead. Mel Parnell of the Red Sox pitched a four hit shutout against the Browns while collecting four hits himself.

Monte Irvin Giants Minner Mel Parnell Red Sox Browns

Wednesday Baseball Results Across Leagues

International League Springfield 7 Toronto 5 Ottawa 9 Baltimore 3 Syracuse 2 Montreal 1 only games scheduled. Southern Association Little Rock 8 Atlanta 2 Birmingham 7 Memphis 3 Mobile 9 Nashville 2 Chattanooga 5 New Orleans 1. South Atlantic Savannah 4 Montgomery 3 Columbus 4 Jacksonville 6 Charleston 4 Augusta Columbia 3. Central League Flint 3 1 Charleston 2 Grand Rapids 8 Dayton 2 Saginawa Muskeron 3.

Springfield Toronto Ottawa Baltimore Syracuse Montreal Little Rock Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Mobile Nashville Chattanooga New Orleans Savannah Montgomery Columbus Jacksonville Charleston Augusta A

Home Run Race Hot In Majors

May 24 Pittsburgh reports a home run race between Gil Hodges and Wally Westlake. Westlake tied Hodges 12 11 and Hodges led 18 12 after a grand slam. Both hit solo shots again last night. Hodges 14 Westlake 13. Ruth’s 60 mark looms as a long term benchmark. Ralph Kiner remains a distant third with eight homers.

Pittsburgh Gil Hodges Wally Westlake Pittsburgh Pirates Westlake Hodges Brooklyn Dodgera Dodgers Wally Ruth Gil Babe Houses Ralph Kiner Pirates

Williamsport Softball Defeats Smiths in High Scoring Game

Williamsport girls softball team rolled to a win over Smiths scoring eight in the sixth inning while Smiths rallied for four in the seventh. Guessford led with three hits including a homer, as Rudy and Dorsey also went 3 for 4 for Williamsport. Next Monday Williamsport closes out the season against Huchettes in Hagerstown.

Williamsport Smiths Bpurg Billporters Guessford Rudy Dorsey Huchettes Hagerstown Bmithaburg Williamsport Brown Smit Dorsey Hockenberry

Pangborn Lake Casting Club Hosts State Tournament This Sunday

Pangborn Lake Casting Club in Pangborn Park hosts the Maryland State Casting Championship this Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. sanctioned by the National Association of Anging and Casting Clubs. Omer Harbaugh defends the title, aiming for his third state crown after wins in 1949 and 1980.

Pangborn Casting Club Pangborn Lake Maryland National Association of Ang ‘Ing and Casting Clubs Pagborn Park Pangborn Club Omer Harbaugh Itarl Pangbort Park United States Joval Washington 1. C Henry Fuljud Thundred Pet Center Henur Ister Samheal Thompson This Vity Thompsen Washington, D. C Pangborn Lake Casting Club Bond

Colleges Ban Summer Basketball For RCAC Five Teams

New York May 24. The RCAC banned all outside play by six colleges through the summer with focus on resort competition. Officials warned summertime play at resorts invites fixers contacting players at hotels. Vacation spot owners rejected the claim, saying contacts happen anywhere. The rule allows secondary school alumni games but bans church and AAU competition.

New York RCAC

Rainy postpones Hagerstown High vs St James game

Rain forced postponement of the Hagerstown High and St James School contest scheduled yesterday. Management announced the game will be rescheduled for this afternoon on the St James diamond.

Hagerstown High St. James St. James Diamond

Baseball leaders listed from 400men at Katy Kryhoski game

The article lists top batting and pitching leaders in the American and National Leagues. Key figures include runs batted in Rohinson Chicago and Fain Philadelphia, with hits by Robinson Philadelphia and Hodges Brooklyn leading the league. Pitching leaders include Lopat New York with seven wins and Spahn with eight strikeouts.

Prean Katy Kryhoski Detroit Minose Chicago Kio Boston Rus Rohinson Fain Philadelphia Douties Fain Coan Washington Williams Roston Kasby Lopat New York Raschi Abrams Brooklyn Hodges Sattler Brooklyer Robinson Dowdles Bgyatt Heston Lawrey St. Louis Banmsheltz

Memorial Day Midget Races at Hagerstown Speedway

Memorial Day program at Hagerstown Speedway features a 40 lap midget race under United Racing Association. Entries include Al Herman Willy Compion and AY Fleming with purse of 1000 dollars plus gate receipts. about 10 cars expected start with time finals at 2 pm including heats consolation match race and 80 lap feature.

Hagerstown United Racing Association Lingerstown Oval Eace Pilatr al Herman New York Willy Compion Philadelphia AY Fleming Richmond

Basketball Fixer Faces Jail Term

New York reporters say a fourth alleged basketball fixer named Klukofsky has been indicted on 13 counts of bribery for attempting to fix games at Madison Square Garden during the 1944 50 seasons. Each count carries up to five years in jail or a $10 000 fine or both as the Grand Jury returns the indictment. He remains free in New York pending further action while his Florida return is denied and his attorney notes a daughter’s birth.

New York

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