Bosox Fall to Reds in Spring Exhibition Shutout
In Tampa on March 31 the Red Sox were blanked 2-0 by Cincinnati as Maurice McDermott’s wild pitching helped the Reds push across two second inning runs. Singles by Bloodworth and Stallcup started the inning. Wehmeier walked May load the bases before Wyrostek drove in both runs.
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Tampa
Fla
Boston
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Reds
Maurice McDermott
Jimmy Bloodworth
Red Stallcup
Herman Wehmeier
Dixie Howell
Grady Halton
Johnny Wyrostek
Nats
Orlando
Joe, Haynes
Buzz Dozier
Washington
Minneapolis
Bama Rowell
Haynes
Millers
John Kropf
Amvets Seek Entry in Frederick Softball League
The Frederick Civic Softball League held its second meeting at the YMCA. Amvets submitted an application to become the sixth member, with action deferred to April 4. The group approved eligibility rules for the season and elected Victor Palmer treasurer. Rosters are due April 17, with league play likely starting in late April or early May after daylight time changes.
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Frederick Civic Softbal League
Charles V. Main
Alton Y. Bennett
Amvets
Steve Langley
Victor Palmer
North End
Bowling league results and standings from Blue Ridge
Latest Blue Ridge Bowling League standings show Jamison with 2 wins and Amer. Legion 1 in a 3 point split. Palace, Waynesboro, Walkersville, Everedy and Coliseum detailed with weekly statistics and high individual scores. postponed matches and venue notes listed.
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Jamison
Amer
Legion
Coliseum
Everedy
Palace
Waynesboro
Walkersville
W. BP
Legion Walkersville
Everedy x-Coliseum
Raney's Coliseum
American Legion
the Palace
W.F.W
Jamisons
the Eveready Co
Bunny Aswell
Kak Drenner
Colise Vw
Arch Summer Remembers Reds Era From Woodsboro Home
Arch Summer, once a Cincinnati Reds pitcher, recalls the 1900s era from Woodsboro where he was born May 20, 1878. He shared stories of rivals like Delehanty and Sheckard, plus early league shifts, and noted Reds’ home field changes and his long life at the same Woodsboro house.
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Atkinson
Tim
Arch
Wanodsboro
Cincinnati Reds
Allentown
Reds
American League
National J
Cim¢einnati Baseball Club
Cincinnati
Gettysburg College
Woodsboro
Edward H
Mary Jane Barrick
Sunny Keefer
Sunny Keefer Was Then Physical Director. “T
York
Jooked
Jammie Sheckard
Baltitimore Orioles
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Marietta
Sheckard
Hut
Delehanty
Ed Delehanty
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pottsville
Richmond
Red Ames
Hartford
New York Giants
John McGraw
Butch Sebold
Ames
Indianapolis
Joan T. Brush
Ashley Lloyd
Uld
The
Redlegs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Nebraska
William
Dickey" Holmes
H O
Eddie Cicotte
Black Sox
Charley Comiskey
White Sox
Cicotte
Jimmel
Honus Wagner
Jack Chesbro
Sam Lever
Sam "Wahoo" Crawford
Noodles Hahn
Harry Steinfeldt
Frank Keeler
Arch Simmel
Cincinnati Reds Mound
Janiro Holds Graziano to a Ten Round Draw
New York March 31 Jim Tony Jamiro from Youngstown Ohio fought former middleweight champion Rodky Graziano to a ten round draw before 16 983 spectators in Madison Square Garden Graziano weighed 1697 Tony nearly knocked down Rocks in the first round and came back after middle rounds to earn the draw Judge Aidala favored Graziano Susskind favored Janice Referee Walsh split his ballot five rounds ten points each battler
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New York
Tony Jamiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Rodky Graciano
Madison Square Garden
Grazianu
Janica
Tony
Rocks
Arthur Aidala
Granane
Arthur Susskind
Janice
Walsh
East-West All-Star Game Played Tonight
New York March 34. Twelve-man squads coached by Slats Gill and Dr Harold C Carlson meet in the fifth annual East-West college all star game at Madison Square Garden tonight at 10 13 p m EST Readied stars include Dick Schnittker Paul Unruh Bob Cousy and Paul Arizin from Oregon State Bradley Holy Cross Villanova and more The East holds a 3-1 series lead with two straight wins.
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New York
Herald-Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
A. T
Gill
Oregon State
Harold C. Carlson
Pittsburgh
Maarson Square Garden
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Paul Unruh
Bradley
Gills
Reporters Quiz Finds Few Food Allergies or Dislikes
An informal city and county poll reports most residents have no strong prejudices or allergies to foods. Six interviewees from Frederick Old Braddock Pleasant Bloomfield discuss dislikes and sensitivities, with mixed responses ranging from none to notable aversions.
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Rangdom
New Tags Needed For Your Automobile Today
State police and city officers issued Friday night orders to tag all operating cars with 1950 51 licenses after midnight. Commercial hire vehicles are excluded and must secure tags by April 30. A coal car derailed near Martinsburg, delaying freight about two hours with no passenger delays.
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Trasi Court
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Braves Seek Good Starter in Spring Deal
In Bradenton Florida on March 31 the Boston Braves pursue a starting pitcher or veteran catcher to boost their pennant chances. Southworth reshapes a first division hopeful with Spahn, Sain, and Bickford anchoring the rotation, while a decision on No.47 is awaited among four young pitchers. Crandall backs a reshuffled catching plan as Jethroe sits, and the outfield features Olmo, Addis, Gordon, and Marshall amid questions about Jethroe’s form. The infield is set with Jorgezon, Hartsfield, Kerr, and Elliot.
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Bradenton
Fla
Boston Braves
Braves
Billy Southworth
Johnny Sain
Arkansan
Warren Spahn
Hill Crew
Vernon Bickford
Sain
Southworth
Johnny Antonelli
Norman Rey
Dick Ronavan
Bob Hall
Connie Ryan
Libby Sisti
Gene Mauch
Sisti
Cincinnati
Walker Cooper
del Crandall
Crandall
Sam Jethroe
Luis Olmo
Bob Addis
Negro
Sid Gordon
Will Marshall
Billy
Earl Jorgezon
Roy Hartsfield
Buddy Kerr
Bob Elliot
Frederick County League softball seeks 1950 reentry
Frederick County League softball plans a Sunday business session and practice at Washington Street School diamond to decide reentry for 1950. A recount is to be conducted. manager Arch Whisner will preside over both sessions. The club may play Independent ball or rejoin the County League, retaining most of last year’s players and inviting fresh talent to fill vacancies.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Washington Street
Arch Whisner
Whisner
1949 Champions To Hold Workout Sunday
Ballenger softballers, 1939 County League champions, plan a Sunday practice at their diamond. Manager Hermy Coller, re elected, says they remain champions and will stay so until another team proves superior. Ballenger Time marks thirteenth year in the league with continuous original franchise status. The league started in 1936. last year Ballenger won the second half and defeated mountain dale in post season playoffs. Sunday they will issue new uniforms for their 1550 players.
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Ballenger
Secordimpe
Hermy Coller
Cluwn
Culler
Mountaindale
Umpires Association to Meet Monday Night
Frederick County umpires to gather at MCA for an annual session led by Treasurer George Miller The goals are to qualify and insure members before assignments and to brief on new 1950 rules and interpretations Donald Wachter will run the instruction course This is the first in a weekly series of meetings for instruction and assignments after the season opens A second brief item notes a sergeant recovering a lost drawer found by chance near West South and Jefferson in Frederick and returned to a Middletown furniture store owner
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Washington, D. C
Frederick Hagerstown
Maryland
Alexandra
Old Domnion Kennel Club
Virginia
Edward M Perkins
Falls Church
Philadelphia
H. R. Davideson
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Gordon
Heslop
Ducky
Elizabeth J. Miller
Hagerstown
Trish
Knockalong
Pat O'Flynn
C. D
Frederick County
Frederick County Umpires Association
MCA
George Miller
Donald Wachter
Florida
Bill McGowan
Miller
Sergt
Dan Swom- Jey
Jefferson Streets
Ree
Sergi Swamley
Middletown
Tournament Stars To Bolt Golfers Assn
Chicago report says most headline PGA stars plan to bolt and form a new group. The revolt involves major title and money winners, with Lawson Little latest recruit replacing a veteran member as a major shift rocks the tour. The move signals upheaval in PGA tour operations and player leadership.
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Assn
Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association of Amcorter
Tom Crane
PGA
Crane
George Schneiler
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrim
Ben Hogat
Cary Middleroff
Clayton Heafner
Johnny Palmer
Bob Hamilton
Toney Penna
Jimmy Thomson
Lawson Little
Filnworth Vines
Vines
Journey Golf
Inks
Dr Pepper Team Opens 1950 Softball Campaign At Practice
Dr Pepper of the City Softball League will hold its 1950 inaugural practice Sunday at the Baker Park upper diamond starting at 2 p.m. Manager Rabbit Ramsburg invites fast talent to tryouts. The club, entering its eleventh year, seeks another championship with Fireball Max Kehne joining exclusively this season.
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Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
Ramsburg
Peppers
Frederick Softball Executives
Melvin Sehwearing
County Softball League
Independent Hose Country
Cy Moore
Municipal League
Civic Softball League
Pepper Nine
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St. Louis
Birds
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Hal White
Fred Martin
Harry Brecheen
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Vera Beach
Walt Rogers
Montreal Royals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Brooks
Damon Phillips
Yankees
Fila
New York Yankees
Willard Marshall
New York Giant
Libby Listl
Sam Jeth_roe
Duane Pillette
Homer
Alpine
Tex
Johnny Ostroski
St. Louis Browns
Brownie
Bill Demars
Blue Ridge Bowling League
Leng
Mies
Mound Star
Topsy Hartzell
Lee Tannehill
Swatsman
Fielder Jones
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Army
Griff
Nick Altrock
Milwaukee
Ted Beard
Paul
St. Paul Club
Janiro
Graziano
B. Cox
E. C. Smith
J. Edw
Tobery
Old Braddock
Ernest L. Shoemaker
Mr. Pleasant
G E’shine, Jr. Bloomfeld Pike
Walter Snow
Tometrist
North Market St
Automotive Service
Seiberling Tires—Bakeries
Rome
Melvin M
N. Carrol
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Joey Maxim
States
Freddie Mills
Cleveland
Joey
England
Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
Umpires” Association
F. Shipley
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Baltimore
William Kaufman
Palce
Mit
Dr. Pepper Team
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Taneytown Fire Company
Frederick, Maryland
Williamson’s Drug Store
Prescription
BAKER
W. Patrick St
Fredericktown Savings Insti
Howard M. Albaugh
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