Musial Sparks Cardinals To Fifth Tie In Nats A's Sweep
Stan Musial keys a late surge for the St. Louis Cardinals, lifting them to a 5-4 win over Philadelphia to forge a fifth place tie with Cincinnati. Musial goes 3 for 5 with three RBIs and a run, as Brooklyn and Chicago pull away in the standings and Washington takes both ends of a twin bill.
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Art Ceccarelli
Cooper to Face Woodstock Ace in Baseball Tonight
Woodstock hosts Winchester in a Mason County League game at 8 o clock with Buck Cooper facing Winchester ace pitcher. Winchester struggles at 1-3 and aims to rebound after a tough opening day loss to Woodstock. The locals hold an 8-4 edge over Winchester from May 22 and boast strong support for their team.
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Scorekeepers Class At Winchester Star
A Little League scorekeepers class will be held at the Winchester Evening Star tomorrow night from 8 to 9. The session covers new and returning attendees with team representatives needed for those未 having a scorekeeper so far. A new method for turning in scores is being introduced this year.
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Seven Yachts Enter Transatlantic Race For Swedish Trophy
Seven yachts a mix of American and foreign entries sail 3450 miles from Newport to Marstrand Sweden starting Saturday at 1 p m EDT off Brenton Reef. The event awards the King of Sweden Cup with time allowances based on size under the Cruising Club of America rule.
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Denunciation of Segregation Reaffirmed by Presbyterians
The 95th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States reaffirmed its 1954 denouncement of enforced racial segregation. Proposals to reverse the stance were defeated 293 to 109. The assembly also reorganized its interchurch relations body, elected Dr. McDowell Richards as moderator, approved a 1956 budget of 5,495,073, and declined full financial support for Montreat College while funding a final 1956 grant.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
National and American leagues show Brooklyn leading the NL with 39 wins 12 losses while New York tops the AL with 36 16. Evening games feature Brooklyn at Cincinnati.St Louis visit Philadelphia and Chicago hosts Pittsburgh. Yesterday results include Milwaukee routing New York 13 4 and Chicago beating Pittsburgh 4 3.
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River condition report at Riverton morning
The Shenandoah at Riverton is calm and clear at 7 45 a.m. North Fork Clear. South Forks Clear.
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Busby Returns to White Sox in Three-Player Trade
Chicago General Manager Frank Lane reacquires outfielder Jim Busby from Washington in exchange for outfielder Johnny Groth catcher Clint Courtney and pitcher Bob Spakales. Busby previously played for Chicago in 1950-51 and again in a 1952 deal for Sam Mele. Groth, 28, is batting .
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Orioles Signings Share Patchwork 1954 Outlook
The excerpt notes Courtney, 28, batted .270 for Baltimore last season but is now hitting .370 while used sparingly. Chakales, 27, a right hander, has no decision yet this year after posting five wins and seven losses with Baltimore last year.
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Umpires Meet Tomorrow Night For Season Start
Woodrow Harper head of the Church Softball League umpires calls a final instruction period for tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Recreation Office City Hall. The season opens Monday and umpire schedules will be arranged then. Dick Rosenberger serves as softball commissioner this season as last year.
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Frito Co Sues Over Golf Ball Hazard Near Course
A Los Angeles manufacturing plant seeks 15000 and an injunction in Superior Court claiming golf balls from the adjacent Manchester course have damaged windows and a truck windshield since July 1954. The fence separating plant and course is in disrepair and not golf ball proof, damaging morale and business.
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Garden Officials Denounce Norris Amid Resignations
New York Madison Square Garden directors led by chairman Bernard F. Gimbel quit the board accusing boxing promoter Jim Norris of controlling the venue. They cited Norris's ties to underworld figure Frankie Carbo and the Garden's turn into a television studio with small crowds as key grievances.
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DeMarco Defends Welterweight Title In Syracuse Friday
welterweight champion Tony De Marco and challenger Carmen Basilia completed their drills for the 15 round title fight to be held in Syracuse Friday night. Both weighed in at 147 pounds and kept their edge with final preparations.
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