The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 23

--1MK OA1LY MAIL, Hagemawn, Md. Wednesday, May II, IMJ SHENANDOAH DOWNS Results Entries FlftST RACE $1.000, el arm ing, maidens olds. 3'A furlongs. olds, 6 luHongi. 'trade (Eiplnois) 1f.40.405.W Cash's srar Surnf page (Parker) DAY (5milh) Time FIRST A il.WO, maiden year SECOND RACE 11,000, claiming.

4 year olds ancJ un. furlongs Mlsttr Buckle (Vasil) 5.60 3.40 2.M Big Buck (C.Reynold!) 5.41} 3.00 TeiraparNeJe (Eiplnosa) 3.W Time DAILY DOUBLE Star parade and Mister Buckle S117.M THIRD RACE allowance, 3 year olds. 6 Qvftn By sun (Jacobs) 2C.20 8.Iff Celtrfiy Boy 3.BO 3.00 RflYheril (bavlUson) 2.40 Time 1:14 FOURTH RACE $1,000, claiming oldi and up. 1 mile. Mr.

niirabelrt (3rnnh) 3.60 fndfgo Maid fFlorio) Alaskan Nlcjht (florgemenke) 3.40 Time 1:44 4 5 FIFTH RACE $1,100, claiming, 4 YMrj; olds and up. 6 furlongs, Mr. Turepenllno (Smflh) King Tar (Vasll) 3.603.BO i Suiy's Purr Miss Al Ten Daylight Parade XKBarHe Wedge 103 Becky's Hoci 120 mphel 15 SIXTH RACE Jl.OOO, claiming, 4 year olds and op. Wi Foreit FffX (Davidson) 1.M 5.30 3,10 Half Nelson (W, Clark) Fire (Vasll) 3. ZO Time SEVENTH RACE $1,200, claim Harridan (Sccatollol Time 1:09 4 5 pIGHTH RACE 11,300, cl.

olds up. 1 miks, Dark Cymbal Route Slop Raccoon i 3 i. TH RACE a i 120 SECOND A claiming, 4 a otch and up. JVj furlongs. P.lai! l20F if)hHng At 117 i i Speculator Sarpcdon I llOLucky Chucky Marble Tcp IWRjsiy Key 112 xxRavenshoe lOJPro Rala 117 XJiKil-auca 1ki 104 Flawless Rock 115 Admiralshlp U4 Exlcnsior Please 1H THIRD RACE allowance, 3 year furlonqi.

ton? Graco 109 Increase 114 Red Secret 117Sparko 122 Ormcl Queen Ill FOURTH RACE claiming, 4 year olds and up. lurlongs. Crom Dubh 112(iaHte Spc-ir JiOOi Kid 1090uncillng Gfeen 112 Cdde) 1120ocri1sc 112 109MaQlc Luck 107 Of Galtle .112 112 Play Room 114 FIFTH A JUOO, 4 year olds and up. SVi lurlongt. Red DOintroJade 118 Baliati I 113HQncyvtm 117 Msrharlo 113 Sure Loot lie i Ellen mnEGony Lark 110 InrerrocjftHwi 120 aCarfwi'ighl-Espoiilo Entry.

Williamsport Softball Loop Tlic Rcdmon overcame a four run deficit and wcnl on to cdyc the Lions, C-5, in Williamsport Community League Kofftiall contest last niglil. Alter (he Lions had scored four runs in (lie top or the first, the Iledmcn gradually pecked away. They scored a single run in Ihc firsl, (wo in the third, two more in the i added (he i i marker in the sixth. Sweeny led the lowers i two liits and also played a sparkling defensive game at third base. Ned Lowmnn and Tom Potts t'ar- Rcdmcn, Tom (he Hcclmen's a i pilchr-r, switched to second base in the secomi inning and turned out to be Hie winners oulsUiiidinR defensive player.

The Iriumph gives (he Kedmen a 2-1 record while (lie I.ions stand at 1-2. Tonight's pncoiniler fcaturcsj Slaley's vs. Cushwa's. Major League Boxscores -'Hlfllun Jutinson Shrt)lill flilckn WSelinsqrove Leqt-nd 0 8 5 5 110 Senators Lose WASHINGTON CHICAGO ri tl ab bl cf 4000 Aparit-fo 3 1 2 0 4 1 2 0 Prx 2b 1 1 1 0 Shalvc 4 0 2 0 Cuu'ham lb 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 IE I 0 I 1 ii'tf rf 4 1 3 1 Kobinxm If 2 0 0 0 L-lxillar 3 0 0 0 OKsposHo 3 1 1 2 lAiwn 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bauniann 1 0 0 rf 3 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 Land is cf 4 2 3 0 0 0 C.Smith Jb 2 0 itiiiniitun Catrcon 3 0 0 0 Hi-rboit 2 0 0 (J ifl-'arley 1 0 0 0 Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 28 4 5 4 a -KouK'd out for Herbert in 8lh; D-JUliU-d for tunnLiiKhimi in Blti; c-- Wblknl intt'iitionully Hobiiuon in Stli; (or in 8th; for WtKxillnB in Wh; f--Announrcd for Si'linucll in Irth; jj-llit a play lor lirks In 91h. Vashinglon 030 001 000--3 020 000 21 0, Chi- 27-15.

pi'--Johnson. Cottier and Cunningham; Aparicto, Cunningham. LOH --Washing ton 3. all A UK -Schmidt. Liindis.

ER BB 50 Lions Redmcn 401 000 0--5 8 2 102 021 0--i 5 2 Chwiey I. 0 toji Ji (W. 3 1 Ciossard iml Rtiyer; Jordan, Sisk f'2) and Grove. IP 71-3 0 2-3 men in h. Indians Upset KANSAS CITY ab bl Hower is 5 1 2 0 Tasby cf a 3 2 0 dClioc 3 1 1 0 Slebern Jlmentz If Cimull rl CVjujJhlry 3li 4 2 2 4 Kscgiun 3 0 0 1 Kitkianil if 1 0 0 Komano 4 0 1 0 HHll 2 1 1 0 3li 4 0 0 0 Kmdall 21.

2 0 0 0 Perry i. 1 0 0 0 Hell 1 0 0 0 Mien 0 0 0 WMllanl I'Vnk MrUoiH'll I 3) 4 5 Tolals 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11) 4 0 1 0 oul lor Jtakow in L- -Slruc-H run for AJIwj jn 7th; r--HH sa dec fly for McTlOMCll 1n d--Sfn uut tor in 9th. City 200 ZOO 110-4 I a ji 0 21( PO-A--Kansni I'IWMT ar.il Sictwriii llowscr. I.umpc a 1.011-Kansas Cily Cleveland ull. lllt-Sfclicrn 2 KiiVJanil.

liiaii. -CouyMry, T.irlu- Kinilall. l.ilji- Kaknw xWVi Stsui Terry nil! Allen Kunk McDowell Hancock Bows To Hedgesville, 10-3 Hcdgesville ripped six doubles, live in one inning and went on to A smother Hancock 10-3 yesterday ti at Hcdgesville. The winners went on their two bagger spree in the sixth inning, Four rims crossed the' plate in 3 2 i i Ihc frame as Stearns, Fox, Clin- 5 Korrnan, Donaldson and Fiery all i connected for two base hits. I I A bases loaded double by Miller figured heavily in the iledges- i jiie ollr se( on stanza.

Donaldson shut out Hancock unlil the fifth when two baggers by Wheeler and Stanley and a single by Irving McCarty drove him from the mound. Stearns took over and went Ihe rest of the The losers (allied their final singles by Danny Kerns, Wheeler and Stan Socks and a two bagger by Stanley. Sheldon Weaver went nil the way for Hancocck lo absorb the loss. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 31 4 5 1P ER BB SO 5 4. 1 2 4 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 3 6 4 4 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 2-3 0 0 i 1-3 V--Fated nllitl In 9lh.

IIHP-Ily Wk-kcrstinm (Held). WP- jnk IT -Carniian, Hurley, FUhcrly. Ufise. Hancock Hedgosville 000 010 2-- 3 8 0 14) 004 x--10 9 0 Weaver and Bishop; Donaldson, items (5) and Ruppcnthal. Japanese telephone calls cost Local College Tossers Lose In Baltimore again Littli Baltimore called Hagerslown Junior College it on the chin in baseball yesterday, boiving (o J.C., on the winner's home field.

5-3. It was the fourth loss in a row and the 13th of the season for the local Nighthawks. Ballimore, trailing 1-0 at end of the opening inning, rallied for all five of its runs in the third frame for the win, scoring on two errors, two doubles and two singles. The Hawks look the lead in the opening inning when Ray Kerns blasted a long triple, scoring an error. In the third inning, Cnibb and Brown reached base for Ballimore on Ilagerstown errors, and Oppenhein doubled to Gntbb'.

Hubbard then hit to the shortstop and was out, Brown scoring on the play to give Balti more a 2-1 lead. Following a second out, Johnson singled Oppenheim home, a double by Slatow brought in Johnson, ami a final single by Chimbold scored Slatow for the i run. This Saturday Hagerslown will Red Starkey Hurls Shutout Red Slarkcy, on the mound for (he Moose Club, hurled twojilt yesterday to shut out the previously undefeated a took Trucks nine 10-0 in a National Le ague game that was after four full innings of play. The Moose now remains the only undefeated team in the loop, as Starkey extended his scorlcss inning streak lo 10, and also belted a two-run homer in the third frame. He is 2-0 for the season.

Starkey and Duffy each collected three hits for the winners and Fogle and Weaver hit twice, For Mack Trucks, Bowders and Kendall collected the lone safe- on ties. Riggin Elliott played good defensive ball in centerfield. This evening Pangborn (1-1) ill clash with Pepsi-Cola (0-2) at 6:15 p.m. Mcose 322 3--10 9 tf Mack Trucks 000 0-- 0 2 0 Starkey and Kendall; Burger, Semler (3) and Bowders, Burger host York Junior College at 10 a. m.

at the Municipal Stadium. Hagerstawn 100 001 001 3 3 2 Baltimore 005 000 OOx 5 6 2 llouser and Kerns; Porter, Shauck (6) and Johnson, A 11.409, i furlongv Ulow.ince, i Lee IM oiuic't olds and up. 1 miles. M7 IVcrronc) 4. 4,10 Loving Cup (KcndleJ 3.85 Time i TWIN DOUBLE NUMBERS: l-- 7-- i (one ticket for TWIN DOUBLE POOUi 3.G09.

Handja $203,399, SCRATCHES) l-ipann's Penyklna. Falrey's Pond, It'i Lono Grace, i Thomas 2-rLlttle Toy, Cry No More, Kid, War-Roundy, Burrell i-- Occuplcil Lady, His Bid, Falrlam 'Point, See Sco C. Lark, Ship Companion, Red 'Land. Computer, Lono St.in 6-tSpccdy Debut, LnUy Reel, Vague Star, 7-rRoyal Blue Rose. Paul EIGHTH RACE 11,300, allowance year oldi And up, 1 mile and 70 ydi Ballinrjariy 1130rcsiOi Lasi ESIoomMclU 2nd IIBDear An Foolish Clinical Pfoof llORock Fellow xxNulllmlnt 106Mortal Combot xxBlB Freeie DlTom DIscorceMod llOJDIce North Irliti 105 NINTH RACE $1,100, claiming, 4 oldi and up.

1 mile and 70 ydi. Mr. Wlnn llOFIfjhl Talk Lord Fairfax llGxxUlfle Kusklc xDrumlna Star EpIstxJc Whlfo Post n2Hiiv Nonnle 113 xx Aquarian Age VionfL'tio Driy JlBLubroffc Gary Moments 105 Haste Countess xxx-- 10 Ibi. A.A.C. Nacco Wins On 4 113 107 1IB 11B 115 118 ear 110 105 loa 115 111 110 105 Man 6-lprlnccss Lotflse, Kuin On Doc Mt-cmoync, EJroKicr C( 'Wyond's Homer Yanks Clobbered NEW YORK BOSTOH I ab bl RU-h'ittn 2b 5 0 2 0 Hiliiiicl.5 Iti Trcsh BS Mntls rf Mnnllp i-F a i 1 0 1 2 Bmssoud a 2 2 2 2 0 1 Y'trvr'skl 11 5 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 I) 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 3 1 1 nl'HII i Terry (I Ccjnk'S Uoulon Wyand's second home nin of Ihc ftivc Nacco a i i i 8-7 triumph over the Sinus i west End Insl nifilil.

The SliiKS had come up with four nins in Ihe lop of Ihe seventh kml (lie count 7-7. Wynmi the firsl in the Inst i i i i i VCI ar 'l lc promptly 0 i i i il ith his four bnfiKot 1 1 "(The young slugger bail four hits in Ihc contest 1 5 0 0 4 Totals 3 1 3 re rc( NilCCO's Ull- ini Moni.imtiiifii,. in r.iii; siring to (hrcp gampsi while (he Slags dropped Iheir first i of Ihc year after two victories-. ICcI Dennis led Ihe losers with three hits and Sam Grim chipped with two. Starting hurler Mark fil'czlcr contributed two safeties for Nanco.

In tonifiht's Rumc, Fnirchild will play the Hi-Fi's. Stags 010 104--7 9 1 Nacco 102 041--8 11 1 and Barnes: Rrcz- i-. VVynnd (B) and Mileliell. A bllliineh'tl Tolak IFll ti' Fitt K-HriTi). York 21-10.

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