Saturday Night Baseball Scores Across Cities
Scores show Hagerstown defeating York 9 to 3 and Wilmington besting Trenton 7 to 3 in Saturday action. Harrisburg tied Allentown at 7 and Lancaster 7 at Sunbury with Sunbury scoring 3 in one game.
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Hagerstown
York
Wilmington
Trenton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Allentown
Lancaster
Tain
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National League Scores and Today’s Baseball Schedule
In the National League Boston beat Brooklyn 4 to 1. Chicago won 6 to 5. Pittsburgh lost 0 to 1 to Philadelphia. New York fell 2 to 3 while St Louis won 6 to 7 and Cincinnati tied 2 to 2. The only game scheduled features Brooklyn at New York Roe 4 2 Kennedy 2 2.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Roe
Kennedy
Chicago Eweensacll
Baseball Scores From Early Evening Slate
Detroit 6 2, St Louis 2 1, New York 6 5, Philadelphia 3 6, Chicago 2 0, Cleveland 0 7, Washington 7, Boston 6. Chicago at St Louis Gumpert 0 3 versus Schacht 0 0. Boston at Washington Papai 2 2 versus Nagy 2 1. Only games scheduled.
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Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Gumpert
Va Schacht
Papai
Ve Nagy
Pat
Stenrseae
St James Bluejays win fifth straight in league clash
St James defeated Chevasville 11 to 6 on the Saints diamond as every St James hitter dented the box. Don Beard hit a long homer with no on, Hollingsworth and Wade led the CHS offense with two hits apiece, and Duffey and J Beard shared pitching duties in a solid team win.
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St. James Bluejays
Chewsville
Saints
St. James
Don Beard
Hollingsworth
Wade
Duffey
J. Beard
Chevasville
Cese
Smith
B. Young
Bachtell
Weaver
Walcott Wins 10 Rounds in Mannheim Boxing Bout
Walcott defeats Hein Ten Hoff in a ten round decision before 25,000 fans in Mannheim. The Associated Press notes major boxing results across the weekend including golf and track titles and records.
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Mannheim
Germany
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Hein Ten Hoff
Washington
National Boxing Association
Jake LaMotta
Rocky Graziano
Baseball Giants outlast Phillies in 15 innings
A year ago the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 in 15 innings as Bobby Thomson hit a two run homer. The long game sets a dramatic clock in New York sports history with a late home run sealing the win.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Thomson
Independent League Week Results and May 30 Schedule
Independent League Week results list Nields 10, Antietam 17, Halfway 13, VFW 5, Sandy Hook 3, Clear Spring 4, Keedysville 3, St. James 11, Chewsville 6. May 30 games feature Sandy Hook at Antietams, Nields at Clear Spring, Chewsville at Security, Halfway at St. James. Fist fighting is cited as a popular event at the balseria festival among Panama’s Indians.
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Sandy Hook
Antietams Nields
Clear Spring Chewsville
Security
St. James
Balseria
Panama
Clear Spring
Keedysville
Nields
Sheetis
Ten Day Race Meeting Opens Here Tomorrow
The Hagerstown Fair Association begins a ten day race meeting at the local fair grounds tomorrow afternoon, with features the Harry Edward Bester and Memorial Day Purse. A 2:15 daily start time and a schedule of 24 races at 5/8 miles and longer set the pace. Entries close daily at 9 am.
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Hagerstown
Harry Edward Bester
Henry J. Carroll
L. Edwin O’hara
O'Hara
Eddie Blind
Puett
America
Jimmy Jones
Greg Jolson
J. Fred Colwill
Frank Cassanetti
Baltimore
Washington
Freedrick
Wakefield Sold to Oakland Pacific Coast League Club
The American League problem child Dick Wakefield moves to the Oakland club in the Pacific Coast League after suspension by the Yankees and failure to report to the White Sox. Wakefield seeks the Bay and hints at a fresh start under a new label as Buck Newsom of a younger generation. Buck Baker stands out as a top southwest stock car driver from Charlotte.
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Dick Wakefield
Oakland Club
Pacific Coast League
Little Oaks
Wakefield
Yanks
White Sox
Buck Newsom
Buck Baker
Charlotte, N. C
Farallon Island tennis court diverts rain to cisterns
A tennis court on a Farallon Island near San Francisco is graded to channel rainwater into cisterns, collecting runoff for storage. The feature highlights island infrastructure adapting to coastal conditions and limited freshwater resources.
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Farallon Islands
San Francisco
Track Star Seeks Quadruple Win At NCAA Meet
Andy Stanfield Seton Hall star aims for four victories at the NCAA championships in Minneapolis as a muscle cramp heals after the IC4A meet. He pulled up in the 100 after leading the 1104-A but won that event in 9.6 seconds. Yale tops with Jim Fuchs Vic Frank George Wade starring as Yale racks up 42 points.
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New York
Andy Stanfield
Seton Hall College
Minneapolis
Andy
Johnny Gibson
Stanfield
Yale
Jim Fuchs
Vic Frank
George Wade
Eli
Bob Giegengack
Michigan State
New York University
State
Fuchs
Frank
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Deeds Guides Senators Past Sunbury 3-2
Right hander Bob Deeds unbeaten in six starts, hurling Harrisburg Senators to a 3-2 win over Sunbury Athletics in Sunbury. Johnson took the loss. Deeds earned his 3rd victory despite 2 1 3 innings of relief.
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Bob Deeds
Senators
Sunbury
Harrisburg
E—Bell
Pahr
Littrell
Vohmean
Cox
Halabuk
Finn
Panecoe
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Lor Sunbury
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Johnson
Busa
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Bolla
Jim Johnson
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Cline
Utti McLean
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County Baseball League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Middleburg and Gapland atop divisions with Williamsport Boonsboro and Funkstown trailing. Schedule lists seven games on May 30 with pairings including Sharpsburg vs West End and Harrystown vs Williamsport among others.
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Harrystown
South End
Boonsboro
Funkstown
Williamsport
Keedysville
Middleburg
Hancock
Gapland
West End
Smithsburg
Sharpsburg
Hancrock
Needysvillea
Hancock Gapland
Hancock Nine Defeated Middleburg in County League Affair
The Hancock nine fell to Middleburg 6 to 3 in Washington County League play. The Fliers scored five runs in the fourth and sixth innings to seal the victory, aided by timely hits.
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Hancock
Middleburg
Balanced Indianapolis 500 field promises close race tomorrow
The 500 field features 33 cars averaging 131.045 mph as time trials yield a well balanced lineup. Veteran Maurie Rose seeks a fourth win, with the youngest contender Jerry Hoyt aiming for a new beardless era, while 32 four cylinder machines meet one diesel for a competitive Memorial Day race.
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Indianapolis
Jules Goux
Speedway
Maurie Rose
South Bend
Ind
Jerry Hoyt
Louie Meyer
Jimmy Murphy
Frank Lockhart
Jimmy Jackson
Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Rose
Howard Keck
Chapel's Boys Club Baseball League Opens 1950 Season
The Chapel's Boys Club Baseball League started its 1950 season with the Braves beating the Red Sox 11 to 10 in extra innings. Frank Thompson led the losers with 3 for 4, and Jack Roser homered. The Yankees defeated the Dodgers 17 to 7 as Ronnie Hartman and Le Roy Zaccaria starred for the winners. Donald Hawks pitched four and a half innings for the victory.
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Braves
Red Sox
Frank Thompson
Jack Roser
Yankees
Dodger
Dodgers
Ronnie Hartman
Leroy Zaccaria
Donald Hawks
Donnie Johnson
Security Drops 10-8 Contest On Sunday
Fields scored the 10 to & victory over the Security A.C. yesterday in Independent League play. O'Brien weathered the route despite a dozen hits. Barnhart went 3 for 5, O'Brien added a double and triple, Smyre led the losers with 3 for 5, and Gaylor stood out in the field.
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Fields
Security A.C
O'Brien
Security
Barnhart
Smyre
Gaylor
Colts sign quarterback Alan Neveu from Houston
The Baltimore Colts added Alan Craig Neveu a 22 year old quarterback from the University of Houston to their NFL roster as the 56th candidate to come to terms for the 1950 season.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Alan Craig Neveu
University of Houston
Wilmington Splits Double Header With Trenton Giants
Wilmington Blue Rocks split an Interstate League twin bill with the Trenton Giants, winning the opener 9-3 and losing the nightcap 5-0 before 5090 fans. Joe Micchiche limited Wilmington to one hit in the second game, Schell driving in three runs with a first inning two run double. Christante earned the win, Heltschmidt took the loss, with notable RBI by Pliszka, Cunningham, Meyman, Newsome, Easterbrook, Schell, Metral, Columbo, and Cunniinasham.
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Bill Holland
Reading
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinly Park
Walt Faulkner
North Long Beach
Cal
Cecil Green
Houston
Tex
John Zink
Fred Agabashian
Albany
Calif
Bi Schindler
Freeport
Auto Shippers
Faulkner
Green
Jackson
Wilmington
Del
Blue Rocks
Trenton Giants
Joe Micchiche
Schell
Miceiche
E—Myers
Korczowski
RBI
Plisaska
Cunningham
Meyman
Newsome
Easterbrook
Metral
Columbo
Sehell
Ninasham
Stu—Tesauro
Moetral
Myers
Trenton
Ubh
Meltsehmidt
Christante
Bwyn Helts
Antietams Top Halfway In Free Hitters Duel
The Antietam Redbirds swept Halfway 17 to 13 in a high scoring game with 33 combined hits. Kauffman led Antietam with four singles, while Dahlhamer and Minnich sparkled for the losers with three hits apiece. Lewis started for Antietam, relieved by Jamison who earned the win.
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Antietam Redbirds
Redbirds
Wolfe
Phillips
Mays
Kauffman
Buzzard
Lewis
Antietam
Jamison
Dahlhamer
Minnich
L. Crampton Wolfe
Hays
Auto Speedway Opens With Star Studded 1950 Season
Hagerstown's Route 46 half mile oval hosts opening night with 25 drivers expected. Features begin 7:20 pm with time trials. first race 8:30 pm. Notables include Roger Rogers heading Ford V-8 Peered machine and competitors Russ Johnson Mundy Fireball Roberts Brockhoff. Special buses from the city arranged for fans to attend.
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Hagers ‘Town
Route 46 Oval
Squar
Johnnie Rogers
Charlotte
N. C
Rogers
Bob Russ
Philadelphia
Lo Johnson
Trenton
Ken Wagner
Wilmington
Frank Mundy
Atlanta, Ga
Hagerstown Oval
Tri-State Racing Associates, Inc
Sunday Results From International League Standings
Sunday's results show Syracuse S-0 Springheld 0-10 Baltimore 11-4 Jersey City 1-8. Torrente Net Buffalo 7 American Association Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Wansax City BB Touraville nr St 4-4 Minneapolis Sbeddnidisganelia 5-8.
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International Leasue
Syracuse
Springheld
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toelster
Torrente
Buffalo
American Association
Milwaukee Fet
Toledo
Columbus
Wansax City
Touraville
Minneapolia Sbeddnidisganelia
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John D. Myers & Co
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Dick Kleiner
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Maugansville, Md
Lawrence Colbert
Trego, Md
Clarence F. McCauley
Albert R. Murray
Williamsport, Md
Coston Motors
Eichelberger’s
Cities Service Station
Summit Ave
Pinesburg Grocery
Pinesburg, Md
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Conococheague Park
Toots” Rowland
Sharpsburg Pike
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Fairview
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