Awards Night at Y M C A Honors Local Basketball Stars
Statuettes and medals were awarded at an YMCA Awards Night ceremony for the James Dixon Memorial and Talley Memorial trophies, recognizing top players in Junior and Intermediate League basketball. Local auto dealers presented prizes while YMCA officials distributed honors to MVPs, all-star selections, and sportsmanship awardees across divisions. Refreshments followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Dealer-Spongors
Pro- Hickency
James Dixon
Alvin G. Quinn
James Hane
J. Richard Ramsburg
YMCA
Dixon and Talley
Auto
Charles Butcher
Ford
John, R. Cheatham
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Dixon
Eugene Rinehart
Everett Ramsburg
Albert Mullican
Charles May
Roger Rice
Edward Albaugh
Harry Routzahn
Fred Burgee
Billy Hammond
Dixon Memorial
John Fleischman
Irving Thomas
Calvin Geisbert
Charles Rhoads
Dennis Shefer
Edwin Fox
Pontiac
Edward Godsey
Alden Summers Jr
Jerry Quill
Thomas Littleton
Robert Routzahn
Charley Keller
King Kong" Keller
Kaiser-Frazer
Richard Shipley
Edward Routgshn
Fred Young
George Smith
Oldsmobile Rockets
Robert Comer
William Hammond
Thomas Wolfe
Clyde Baker
Martin Shook
Edward Rice
Jack Marsden
Frank Tyergar
Phil Cramer
Harry Rovin
Lakers Blasted By Royals To End NBA Title Reign
Rochester Royals defeated the Minneapolis Lakers 80 to 75 in Rochester to take a 3-1 lead in the Western Division finals, ending the Lakers three year hold as NBA champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakers
Rochester
N. C
Minneapolis Lakers
Rochester Royals
John Gaver Colts No Longer Sleepers at Jamaica Races
John Gaver of Greentree Stable shows rising colts at Jamaica today with Big Stretch ranked a top prospect. Two lesser known sprinters Hall of Fame and Northern Star may run this weekend, as experts deem Hall of Fame a Derby candidate contender in the Experimental Handicap or Wood Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Jamaica
Mt. Airy
John M. Gaver
Greentree
John Hay Whitney
Charles 5. Payson
New York
Gaver
Long Island
Hall of Fame
Northern Star
Wood Memorial
Red Sox Favored for Second Place in 1951 Baseball
Sarasota dispatch notes Red Sox strength on paper with power hitting and pitching, but doubts road success. Benches Pesky. Lou Boudreau joins, shifting Stephens to third. Dropo injures wrist missing early games. Goodman to handle first base. Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio lead lineup as ONeill’s club contends for second despite home dominance. Also notes North End Softball League adds Frederick Teachers and Alfred C. Paul elected VP of regional Horsemen group.
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Joe Reichler
Sarasota
Fla
Walt Dropo
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Sockers
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Vern Stephens
Johnny Pesky
Pesky
Stephens
Red
Billy Goodman
Dom DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Ted
Fenway Fark
Bach Bay
Boston
New York Yankees
Soap Box Derby Rivalry At New High
Rivalry among sponsors for the 1951 Soap Box Derby peaks as top-money cars are sought. Frederick area Lions Optimist and Kiwanis clubs back local boys, with Everedy Company and M. J. Grove Lime Company among longtime sponsors. J Frank Main and Paul Carmack push for champions, while Crown Oil Economy Oil and Roger B Wolfe Gulf Oil back racers. Local retailers and East Patrick Street businesses join the sponsorship drive with various firms already listed as supporters.
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Lions, Optimist
Kiwanis Clubs
Frederick
Frederick Boys
Lions Clubs
Walkersville
Union Bridge
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Thurmont
Everedy Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
J. Frank Main
Will” Main
Main's Market
East Third Street
Main
Paul M. Carmack
Carmack
North Market Street
Crown Oil and Wax Co
Economy Oil Company
Roger B. Wolfe
Gulf Oil Company
East Patrick Street
Schroeder
Colonial Music Shop
Blue Ridge News Agency
Etchison's Ambulance Service
Seeger Hardware Company
Nicodemus and Wertheimer
Merril F. Wachter Plumbing Company
Sanitary Laundry
Chevrolet
Jockey Mitchell Guides Four Chances to Takoma Purse Win
Apprentice jockey Donald Mitchell kept to the middle of the muddy track to steer Four Chances to a neck victory over Eastern Flyway in the $3,500 Takoma Park Purse at Laurel.
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Laurel Laurel
Donald Mitchell
Laurel
Property Team Is Undisputed Champ of Camp Derrick League
Property is the undisputed champion of the Camp Derrick Women’s Bowling League for the second straight year. They finished 29-13 in the first half and won the second half by sweeping three games from the Leftovers in the final schedule. The All-Arounds and other teams trailed as PD and Barracks Girls battled for position, with individual leaders Peters Kehne and Dunn posting top averages and high games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Property
Camp Derrick
Property Girls
Josephine Moudry
Marian Zentz
Dolores Tulis
Katherine Ann Murphy
Odette Kehne
Misses Murphy
Charlotte Dunn
Lillian Grossnickle
Kehne
Dunn Tvas
Charles Maxim Bout May 30 Title Defense in Chicago Stadium
Heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles to defend versus light heavyweight king Joe Maxim May 30 at Chicago Stadium. Bout to be officially confirmed Friday after contracts filed with the Illinois State Athletic Commission. If Maxim wins, he must vacate the light heavyweight title, affecting the planned Maxim Satterfield bout.
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Chicago
Jongs
Ezzard Charles
Joe Maxim
Chicago Stadium
International Boxing Club
Charles
Maxim
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Jake la Motta
Bob Satterfield
National Boxing Association
Maxim-Satterfield
Joe Louise
New York
NBA
Joe Walcott
Comiskey Park
Walcott
Detroit
Charles and Maxim set for April 11 match at Chicago Stadium
Charles and Maxim prepare for an April 11 bout at Chicago Stadium. Charles' contract proposes 40 percent of net gate, Maxim 20 percent. Both to share radio and television fees. Maxim, seven non-title losses since his 1950 knockout of Freddie Mills, previously beat Charles in a Feb 28 1949 decision. Charles previously defeated Maxim in 1949 and later served in the Army with two 10-round wins in 1942.
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Louis
Chicago
Charles
Maxim
England
Freddie Mills
London
Charlies
Cincinnati
Herfore
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Frederick Moose Officers Elected in Lodge Election
Walter J. Rinehart was named Governor of Frederick Lodge No. 371 Loyal Order of Moose at the annual election. Luthar F. Murrey Sr. was chosen as junior governor, Charles E. Riddlemoser prelate, Albert M. Smith treasurer, Clifton W. Burns trustee for three years. Holdover trustees are Lewis H. Engle and Gay F. Waltz. G. Donald Weddle named secretary. Rinehart succeeds Grover R. Ponton who becomes Junior Post Governor. officers to be installed on Tuesday, April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Rinehart
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Mr. Rinehart
Luthar F. Murrey
Charles E. Riddlemoser
Albert M. Smith
Clifton W. Burns
Lewis H. Engle
Gay F. Waltz
G. Donald Weddle
Grover R. Ponton
Lions Club and Local Groups Meet in Taneytown
Taneytown events include Lions Club meeting at Taney Inn honoring back from illness Robert Feeser and awarding new member invites to Raymond Perry Wilbert Hess and Feeser. Red Cross speaker Leonard Myers from Fort Meade. Also student council discusses school picnic and May Kay club banquet with International Convention delegates elected. Brookhill Woman's Society notes symbols lesson and Moses customs readings with April meeting planned at Yellow Springs.
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Taneytown Taneytown
Lions Club
Taney Inn
Singleton Remsburg
Robert Feeser
Raymond Perry
Wilbert Hess
Health and Welfare Committee
Kermit Reid
Leonard Myers
Red Cross
Fort Meade
Belly Jane Hahn
Kay Club
Philp Sawyer
Miami
Fla
Kenneth Morelock
Stuart Peterson
Wallace Yingling
Brookhill WS. C
Brookhill Woman's Society of Christian Service
R Monroe Beard
Charles Staley
Orville Stup
Band Harmon
Ross Twentey
J. W. Rothenhoefer
Monroe Beard
Gene Stewart
Baird Harmon
Yellow Springs
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Notes From Cable Era
A dense listing of programs across networks detailing show titles, hosts, and time blocks from evening to late night. Includes news, sports, commentary, dramas, variety, and public affairs with multiple stations cited and a scattered cadence of program names. Strong entities include WEME WAL WRAL CBS ABC NBC and specific show titles like The Bandstand, Break the Bank, and Breaking news segments.
TV Highlights From New York Listings April Evening
TV listings recap for New York stations NBC ABC and Dumont detailing programs such as Four Star Revue Yours Truly Break the Bank Stars Over Hollywood and Captain Video The Web The Plain and other shows including Faye Emerson Chance of a Lifetime The Rugless Don McNeil TV Club Wrestling from Chicago and Boxing from St Louis with times and sequences.
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New York
NBC
Ed Wynn
Presenta
Hollywood
Gia Arthur Godfrey
Charlie W4d
The
Web
St. Louis
ABC
Faye Emerson
the Ruggles
Don McNeil
Chicago
Dumont
Captain Video
the Plain
Slotherman
Frederick Rifle Club matches yield close scores at Armory
Five man teams Pioneers Old Scouts and Company A competed in weekly Frederick Rifle Club matches at the Armory. Slaughter Pioneers edged Martz Old Scouts for individual honors, with Hoffman Old Scouts posting a strong score but mishandling other targets. Tea imported by the United States in 1950 topped 114 500 000 pounds. Birthday dinner honors Mr. Jesse Hyde at Rocky Ridge on his 70th birthday with guests from Woodsboro and Frederick.
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Frederick Rifle Club
Pioneers
Old Scouts
Company A
Slaughter
Martz
Hoffman
Slaughter Joe
Main
Krantz
Etchison
Stoner
P. W
Nagy
Painter
Cashour
Moudry
Stu Tt
A. Kinsey
Wilcom
Heffner
IW. Kingay
Mask
United States
Jesse Hyde
Rocky Ridge
Mr. Hyde
Hazel Tregonning
Pearl Smith
Aubrey Smith
Mary Hahn
Frederick
Vernon Beard
Annabelle
Shirley
Milton
Austin Benard
Phillip Morgan
Margie Eyler
Richard
Terry Lee Eyler
Woodsboro
Hyde
Public Sale Of Farm Near Fredricks Mt Minret Cemetery
Having sold my farm I will sell on the premises 17 miles south of Frederick beyond Mt Minret Cemetery on the New Design road Saturday April 1951 at 12 30 P M. The sale lists a 1 4 ton Ford truck with flat bed and good mechanical condition two pair truck chains two sets Yankee Harness other harness check lines collars wagon saddles two butchering kettles and lings wood saw crem-cut saw small tools small art lumber Saxon harrow wire stretchers hog trough two plows tap rope sausage grinder and stuffer ladder Banq kitchen range very good studio couch bed dresser wash stand wardrobe Victrola electric heater for 180 chicks arch furniture lumps quilts cooking utensils dishes fruit and other pieces. Terms cash only of sale. Albert C Wiles John L Ponton Auctioneer Helen F Ponton Clerk.
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Frederick
Mt. Minret Cemetery
New Design
Albert C. Wiles
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
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Camp Detrick
Second Army
Detrick
Cpl
Edward Lynott
Edward Block
Sid Joelson
Karl Jacobson
Julius Klerer
Dick Rohrbach
Jack Salem
Jerry Bestler
Bill Binkley
Byron Leydecker
Norbert van Dinter
Harold Marx
Duane Whitlow
Lea Page
Orel Bolduan
Bob Hyde
Ted Ark
John Gaver
North End Softball League
Frederick Teachers
Staley Park
Alfred C. Paul
Washington
Maryland, West Virginia
Delaware
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
Harry Footer & CO. ‘Cleaners
Frederick, MD
Cravenette
New High
Montgomery County
Frederick Sr
Frederick High School
Smith
Frederick Club
Johnson Brothers
A. Rhoderick
Lady
R. Roderick
Spurrier
Lenhart
Duvall
Montgomery
TP. Hobbs
Cline
P. Johnson
B. Beall
Tf Howes
K. Beall
Bean
Keys
Baugher
E. Johnson
Maine
Frederick Th
Hmith
Jones
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
U. S. Army
Army Medical Service
Chemical Corps
Ordnance Corps Quartermaster Corps Transportation Corps
Signal Corps
Military Police Corp
U. Ss. Army
Charles-Maxim
Bogart AC
Togettier
U. S. Atr
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Kiddlay
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