Marion Plans No Drastic Changes In Browns Manager
Bill Veeck retains Marty Marion as manager of the St. Louis Browns after firing Rogers Hornsby. Marion says he will not overhaul personnel, will pick his nine best players to start every game, and hopes to play 100 games at shortstop before moving to bench management. Veeck prefers Marion and notes Hornsby forgot that employees are people. Browns players welcome the change after Hornsby’s demanding approach.
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Boston
Bill Veeck
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Hornsby
Hornsy
Brownies
Browns
St. Louis
Koje Island Incidents Highlight Soviet Press In Moscow
Soviet papers call the Koje Island incidents a new monstrous crime by American interventionists. Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner is labeled a hangman as they claim North Korean people rise on Koje.
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Koie
Haydon L. Boatner
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Hornsby Demands Showdown With Veeck After Browns Exit
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby, in Boston to wrap up personal matters, said he asked for a showdown conference with owner Bill Veeck. Hornsby claimed a prior understanding against interference and protested a New York game, leading to his firing. He stressed a desire to return to big league baseball.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Chicago
Hornsby
Veeck
New York
Hamner Leads Dark In All Star Poll
Granny Hamner of the Philadelphia Phillies leads Al Dark of the New York Giants for the NL starting shortstop in the All Star poll. Hamner has 10 163 votes to Dark's 9 052 as Hank Sauer tops batting with 13 422 and Stan Musial has 12 943. Balloting for the July 8 game in Philadelphia began last Friday and ends June 27 at midnight.
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Granny Hamner
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al Dark
New York Giants
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Dark
Hank Sauer
Chilago Cubs
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Shockey Attends Federal Inspection School
Wesley Shockey of E Germain Street left Saturday for Cape Charles to attend the Federal State Agricultural Inspection School for two weeks. After completing the course he will be assigned to inspecting vegetables in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland.
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E. Germain St
Cape Charles
Federal State Agricultural Inspection School
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Maryland
Clearbrook Firemen Plan Yard Party With Ham Sum
At a joint meeting the Clearbrook Fire Company and Women's Auxiliary yard party committee announced 245 pounds of country ham for the annual yard party. The event, to be held June 25 at Steenwall School, will feature outdoor baking over wood fires and ovens with extra tables and waitresses to speed service.
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Poultry Meet Tonight At Frederick County Courthouse
An Area Poultry Meeting at 8 p m in the Frederick County Courthouse will discuss plans for the summer field day and tour. Attendees include poultry committees allied industries and agricultural workers who will elect officers for 1952 53. Brief reports on the 1952 Poultry Improvement Conference will be given and plans for the 1953 annual conference will be discussed with Irvin Williams of Stephens City presiding.
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Frederick County
Irvin Williams
Stephens City
Winchester Camera Club tour to Hershey Gardens discussed
Reports on the Winchester Camera Club tour to Hershey Pennsylvania last Sunday were presented at a Monday meeting at Murphy's Feed Store. Members listed include Leonard Newcome H Randolph Stipe Ralph Lamp and several others with plans for an annual picnic July 27 at Lost River State Park and a $50 prize Bicentennial Photo Contest open to the public.
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Winchester Camera Club
Hershey
Murphy's Feed Store
Leonard Newcome
H. Randolph Stipe
Ralph Lamp
C C Dettra
Charles Murphy
Harry Murphy
L. P. Singhass
Harold Rowe
Meredith Himelright
Fred Himelright
Clarence Lamp
William S. Clark, Jr
Fred Filby
Snowden Newcome
Esther Williams
Bessie Coughlin
Dorothy Boone
Beulah Hartman
Lost River State Park
Paul Chamberlin
Owen Hoagland
Ansco
Philip LaRue
Randolph Stipe
Penny’s
GI Found Guilty in Carbine Slaying of Two Civilians
A U S Army court martial found Pvt. Richard A Hagelberger 19 of Chula Vista California guilty of murder in the carbine slaying of two German civilians last April The court recessed and will pass sentence tomorrow morning He is the second soldier to be convicted in the incident
Two Germans on lonely road near Neustadt
Pvt. John F. Vigneault of Goffs Falls New Hampshire fired the shots and was sentenced to death on May 22 after admitting the killing. Hagelberger denied guilt and argued he urged no crime, sparking widespread anger among Germans.
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