Solt's Circus Catch Charms Hagerstown Braves Fans
Jim Solt, the Braves new catcher from Charleston, S C, has sparked a winning streak since May 20. He hits .417 with two home runs and 10 RBIs in 24 at bats. His lively play and rumor of future majors keep fans buzzing as he thrives in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Solt
Hagerstown Braves
York
Gene Raney
Raney
Solt
Braves
Dorman
Hagerstown
Charleston
S. C
Municipal Stadium
Jim
Carrollton
Hartford
Fights and Dodgers News Mix From Early Baseball Night
Fights last night feature a jumble of names and places across cities including Milwaukee Detroit New York and Brooklyn with several boxers scoring decisions. In baseball news, the Dodgers call up Dick Williams from the Fort Worth farm after his army discharge delays and a potential roster shakeup looms as the army issue clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Wadgers
Dick Williams
Hasleh
Williams
Husky
Fort Worth
Caunip
Badker
County League Full Holiday Schedule Set Across County
The Washington County League reveals a Memorial Day slate with six games on multiple diamonds. Williamsport hosts Smithsburg at 10 am, Williamsport vs Funkstown at 3 pm, Smithsburg vs South End at 3 pm, Keedysville hosts Middlebury Fliers at 2:20 pm, Boonsboro Vellowjackers visit Gapland, and Sharpsburg Rinebirds host Hancock in Battlefell area as teams chase early season wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttey
Williams- Port
Smithsburg
Williamsport
Tommy Cline
Boonsboro
South End
Keedysville
Middlebury Fliers
Wic Hays
Middleburg
Boonsboro Vellowjackers
Gapland
Battlefell
Sharpsburg
Hancock
Braves In York for Memorial Day Double Header
The Hagerstown Braves, Interstate League leaders with an 11 game win streak, travel to York for a Memorial Day three game set with the White Roses. A single game tonight and a double header tomorrow start at 2 p.m. Charley Miller to start tonight. Gerry Levinson and Bill Atken expected for Wednesday. Braves return home Thursday for two games with the Harrisburg Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Stadium
Hagerstown Braves
York
White Roses
Dorman
Charley Miller
Hagerstown
Gerry Levinson
Bill Atken
Braves
Harrisburg Senators
Holiday Card In Independent Loop
The Independent loop action heats up as Clear Spring and St. James fight for top honors while St. James meets Sandy Hook on the Atters diamond. Sandy Hook has shown improvement. Clear Spring hosts Halfway, who has one win in four starts. Security should win against Chewsville. Antietam Redbirds visit Keedysville as 10:30 games begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaxie
Clear Spring
St. James
Sandy Hook
Atters
Bluejays
Chews Ville
Chisox Steady Pitching Shocks After Rogovin Surprise Hire
Chicago fans questioned Paul Richards trade of Bobi Cain for Saul Rogovin. Rogovin hurled a two hitter against the St Louis Browns to spark a pennant chase as Chicago moved atop the AL standings. He walked eight but battled through, with Richards confident the big righty will grow from the experience as Sox twirlers push toward better results. Lefty Bill Pierce and Ken Holcombe pace complete games as the staff steadies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ballyhoo
Ezzard Charles
Joe Maxim
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Tom Heeney
Louis
Charles
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Bobi Cain
Letty
Pewell
Saul Roxovin
Sox
Richards
Biffalo
Rosovin
Rosevin
St. Lowis Browns
New York Yankees
Rostoun Red Sox
Fiat
Eames
Bill Pierce
Ken Htolcombe
Toe Dobson
Randy Cuimnpert
Williamsport Club Plays Morning and Afternoon Games
Williamsport hosts Saithsburg in a postponed morning game at 10 o clock and then faces Funkstown in the afternoon at Boonsboro. Tomimny Cline likely to start the morning contest, with the afternoon starter still unsettled after game one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport Club
Williamsport
Saithsburg
Washington
Leyte
Honarrow Imerming
Willamsport
Funkstown
Boonsboro
Tomimny Cline
Wh Daimsport
Indy 500 Field Brings Fastest Qualifying Pace in History
Indy 500 set for tomorrow at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a record-fast field. Watt Faulkner led 136.872 mph in 10 mile trials while Bill Mackey posted 181472. Favorites include Chet Miller Duke Nalon and Johenny Parsons with Mauri Rose also strong. Race prize pool tops $200000 and winner could gain about $40000 amid danger and high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Watt Faulkner
Long Beach
Calif
Bill Mackey
Chet Miller
Duke Nalon
Novi
Johenny Parsons
Mauri Rose
Thay Foulkner
Charlton Tops Braves in Softball League Standings Rise
Charlton led the VY Canty softball league with a double win over St. Mark's Liang to improve to 7-1 on the season, placing them one and a half games ahead of the Dargan Aces. The Braves won 7-? and 6-? while Dargan split with Mt. Lena 14-9 and 4-9. Fairview and Harrystown split their pair with Fairview taking the opener 6-? and losing the second 4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
VY Canty
St. Mark's Liang
Dargan Aces
Nishteap
Tdargan
Mt. Lena
Fairview
Harrystown
Cal Abrams Keeps NL Batting Pace Amid Growth in Averages
Cal Abrams of Brooklyn bolstered the National League lead with a .451 average through Sunday. The Dodgers left fielder added seven hits in 13 at bats for the week, boosting his pace and placing among top NL hitters. Wilmington Handicap opens Delaware Park race meet with 10,000 added event. Tea Maker leads weight for eight-year-old geldings in the all furlong Wilmington. Jockey Hadde Arcaro rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cal Abrams
Brooklyn
Arana
Kidels Field
Dodger
Abramos
Abrams
Hranklyn
Robiisen
Pemart
Boxton
Te Teene
Prookty A
Rajek
St. Leuk
Stadleup
Mnelal
St. Vela
Ashburn
Dhilathin
Ryan
Cimedanath
Dh Wyb
Fehoendienst
St Te
Wilmington
Pet
Delaware Park
Ambrose Clark
Hadto Arcaro
Baseball Standings: Batting and Pitching Leaders by League
National League leaders include Abrams Brooklyn hitting .452 with 36 runs and 58 hits by Robinson. Hodges leads runs and Mussual and Baumbottz headline triples. Boston and Philadelphia show top batting with DiMacio and Williams driving RBIs. Lopat and Roe pace pitching with 80 decisions and 43 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Brooklyn
Hodges
Snider
Robinson
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Merkaviel
Pittsburgh
Lowrey
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Spatin
Philadelpha
DiMacelo
Williams
Roston
Minos
Chicag
Ndimaggio
Fain
Philadelphia
Cean
Washington
Bushy
Chicago
Lopat
New York
Rasehl
McDermott
Fast Field Set For Midget Auto Races At Hagerstown Speedway
Tomorrow at the Route 40 track the midget car program offers a $1000 purse with time trials at 2 PM. Leading drivers from TD nations are entered including Al Keriman Jimmy Keegan Dour Bailey and Shorty Bowers. The event features a long Allap race and several qualifying runs with a consolation showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Keegan
Doug Halley
Hlngerstown Speedway
Keegan
Washington
Db. C
Rattey
Winchester
Speedway
Route 40
Hagerstown Speedway
fe-Morrow
Half Mile Wire
Heda
Vaeig Suis
al Keriman
New York
Dour Bailey
Gilsnelson
Richmond
Eliegerstown
Shorty Bowers
Cole
Ford
Blackey Foster
District of Columbia
Red Sox Moving In High Gear
Red Sox revival continues with a string of wins and strong pitching from Maury McDermott Chuck Stollis Mel Parnell and Willard Nixon. ONeill reshapes bullpen to maximize young arms while Williams and the infield adjust to a shifted defense. Yankees remain the main target as Fenway clashes hinge on steady offense. Wingate earns Washington Touchdown Club Athlete of the Week for Maryland. Softball game Hap's vs Terrors called off due to weather with Hap's preparing for Friday night action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston
Red Sockers
Tage
Ant
Lecelfic
Steve O'Neill
Sieves
Hi Ceetaipiy
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Fenway
Sloupel
Chay
O'Neill
Asaain Kinter
Wait Masterson
Ray Searhormieh
Steve
Maury McDermott
Chuck Stollis
Mel Parnell
Willard Nixon
Harey Taylor
Williams
Tomaeh
Boudreau
Meir Fenway
O'Neil Stuccers
Yanks
Little League Opens National Division Tonight at Jager Field
The National Division debuts tonight as the Fagles and Youre Mes's Tub face off at Jager Field. Turner and Carter form the battery for the Young Men's lal while Wolf and Niles work for the Baghes. Umpires Charles Synder and Rod Fisher will call the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagles
Youre Mes
Jager Field
Oloek
Turner
Carter
Othe Odiost
Lal
Wolf
Niles Willo
Baghes
Charles Synder
Rod Fisher
Rae Hases
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seotubh
Annacinted
Milwaukee
Rex Layne
Ewistown
Utah
Idell Riley
Detroit
Rie Newark
N. J
Thabby Fenty
Drew
Bailimore
Ajex Imbrus
P.M. E.D.T
Dick Kelly
Daily Mall
Washington County League
Chisox
Saul Rogovin
Wilbur Shaw
Iloalm
Loretta Youngs
Hollywood
Rbi Pd
Solr San Pat
Smink
Lind
Ae Bortz
Tatano Peren
Levinson
Perini
Hersam
Carmichael
Freund Og
Miller
Niles
Lalien
Bush
Nan Winderecht Ra
Narean
Airview
Seenee Wan
Bush Keene Ee
Serene Cove
Ann Miller
Montreal
Springfield
Syracuse
Ottawa
Rochester
Huffaso
Toronto
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Littl Reech
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Macon
Columbus
Augusta
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
N. L
Manchester
Ingram
Jonathan
Boston Club
Wingate Washington
Eloiear
Wingatestar
University of Maryland
Washington Touchdown Club
Wingate
Whinitie
Hap
Hagerstown Terrors
Dhatain
Hap's
T Heir
Little League
Hiram Walker
Hirak Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ill