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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1955

Page

11

Gene Conley In Good Form

Gene Conley became the first Milwaukee pitcher to go deep as the Braves beat the Dodgers 5-1 in an exhibition. Conley allowed six hits six strikeouts and two walks as Milwaukee built a lead. Bruton and Crandall added key runs for the Braves.

Chattanooga Tenn Gene Conley Milwaukee Braves Dodgers Conley Russ Mexer Junior Gilliam Ray Crone Joe Black Bill Bruton Meser del Crandall Jack Litmer Brooklyn Coates Crandall Wack Meyer Roebuck Vorey Campanella W— Conley L—Meyer

Inter Church League MEN'S DIVISION Matches Tonight

In the Inter Church League MEN'S DIVISION evening games Midtown Referee faces Micrigasant. Wiown and Luth meet Calvary Meth Grace Ref with Devhs Lutheran. Evan Ref plays Ch of Brethren Baptist vs Bucktown. Meth Devhs Lutheran RR Bartist a2 Calvary Methodist a Middletown Reformed did Mr Pleasant Methodist at Buckerstoun Methodist. Grace Reformed 47 Evan Reformed Church of Breth, VMiddierov in Lutheran weekly stats show team and individual scores with Bar M27.

Midtown Micrigasant Wiown Luth Calvary Meth Grace Devhs Lutheran Evan Ch. of Brethren Baptist Bucktown Devhs Lutheran RR Calvary Methodist Middletown Greve Tisasant St Buckesstown Rantists Paivary Fred Tan Trams Faivare Methodist Banns AL Wee All Samis Street Alon Spempe Freder Frederick Lutheran Ick Memorial Hospital Unter Mather Tee Forest Grave Methodist Bucheysmnun Methodist

Maxwell Rallies To Capture Azalea Open

Maxwell rallied on the final nine holes to win the Azalea Open by one stroke over Mike Souchak at Cape Fear Country Club. He shot 69 for a 270 total and $2,200 prize. Souchak led early and finished runner-up. Bob Yoski placed third with 273. Maxwell’s victory follows his army discharge and marks his first major win.

Wilmington XX. C Billy Maxwell Mike Souchak Maxwell Maxwell Ranewe Taeohn Snuchak Big Mike Billy Souchak Hezie Iater Turham N. C Bob Yoski Livingston Taswell Jay Hebert Woodmere Jerry Barker Los Angeles Baton Rouge Sovchakholy Jimmy Clark Lazuna Beach Calif Minawell Cape Fear Country Club

Heavies Clash Tonight In Boxing Card Window

The undefeated Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah faces Gil Turner of Philadelphia at Eastern Parkway Arena in the No 1 bout. Turner won their 1947 AAU match, Fullmer seeks career defining win. ABC TV will air the fights with New York blackout. others feature Tommy Jackson Archie McBride and Ralph Jones George Johnson.

Associated Presa Gene Fullmer West Jordan Utah Skein Gil Turner Philadelphia Eastern Parkway Arena Turner Fullmer Philadilphian Payanne Pender al Andrews ABC New York Tommy Hurricane Dackson Archie McBride Trenton X.F St. Nicholas Arena Dumont Nino Valdes Jackson St Louis Ralph Tiger) Jones Yonkers N. J George Johnson Jones Sandy Saddler Kenny Davis Los Angeles Butte Mont

Piedmont Loop Injuries Mark Ready To Start Training Time

Spring training under way across Piedmont League clubs as openers near. Norfolk and Lynchburg lead drill activity with managers named for eight teams. Injuries and cast-off players mix with veterans as rosters form for April 23 opening day and independent clubs prepare for varied affiliations.

ED Young Associated Press Lynchburg Newport News Jancaster York Norfolk Sun Savannah Thomasville Sunbury Douglas Hagerstown Orangeburg D. C Portsmouth Nore Folk New York Lancaster Kansas City Athletics Salfimore Orinies Cincinnati George Scherger George Staller Ken Guettler Potsmouth Johany Welas al Evans George Kissell Hank Barsetti Virgil Stallcup Maine Portsmaun Instapre Piedmont Lamar North Im Earnhardt Ray Whangas Eddie Neighbors Danny Keith Paul Dough al Bren Norfilk Hagerstown al Bennett Phil Paul Dever Jack McCombie Colonial Heights Petersburg T Spen Lynehbu Maist Leaz Lanchburge New York Yankees Cincinnati — Berdle Lanchburz Sorfalk Yankees Milt Bolling Vic Raschi Curt Simmons Dor Larsen Duane Pillette Sally Drake Dick Murphy Eddie FitzGersic Bobby Shantz Cass Michaels Herb Reape Tuas Marv Blayrock Branken Kurl Spooner Bills Lees Boston Bill Henry Baltimore Harry Byrd Ray Moore Milwaukee Ray Crone Joey Jay New York Giants Joe Margoneri

Albright and Jenkins win fourth straight at nationals

Tenley Albright, 19, Radcliffe, dominated the senior women event at the 1955 national championships in Colorado Springs. Hayes Alan Jenkins, 22, Colorado College, won the senior men event by a wide margin, earning a standing ovation after his flawless performance, with his brother David Jenkins finishing runners up.

Colorado Springs Colo Tenley Albright Rosston Hayes Alan Jenkins Miss Albright Radcliffe College Broadmoor Jee Palace Jenkins Colorado College David Jenkins

Associated Press Tonight's Schedule Matches Playday Flurry

The schedule lists multiple matchups including Boston at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Chattanooga, and Kansas City at Columbia with results and notes on first and second games. Standings show early wins by Detroit and Memphis, plus Cincinnati and Toledo results. details on innings and opponents vary.

Associated Press Baltimore Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Chicana Cleveland New York Chattanooga Kansas City Columbia Ciena Brooklyn Milwaukee Beaumont Chivaga San Antonio Atlanta Detroit Cincinnati Toledo Pittchurch

Archers At Tuscarora Tourney Face Injuries And Winners

Seven archers competed at the Tuscarora Bowmen tournament near Shookstown as RenkenRen Carpanella and several others reported injuries while Georges Ness and Kell’s archers showed form. Medals went to Towson and Frederick shooters, with names like Bill Marshall Robert Fikes and Paul Kuhn among top finishers. The next meet at Shankstown range opens May 1.

Renken Ren Carpanella Mel Parnell Henry Aaron Sroken al Rosen Gus Zermal Georges Ness Kell Warren Spahn Foster Castle Yeiy Club Maryland Man Fain Tuscarora Shookstown Central Maryland Frederick Bowmen Indian Lookout Club Embulsbusz Easton Club Mons Raperr Mons Raperr A—d. KR. Buckworth Jake Hartsock Frederick Jack Wisner Bud Adams Frederick Betz Ving Neuf Club Baltimore Ethel Kansas City Savannah Buckworth Towson Sali Boston Philadelphia Barbara Brown Darwin Kim Thomas Zurzable Emmitsburg Non Herbert Hoke Ronald Frey Robert Eiker ,Jr Braves Colin le Gore Shankstown

Bowlers Compete For R P Smith Trophy At PE System Meet

Leading bowlers from Potomac Edison and Blue Ridge Lines System gather for the R Paul Smith Trophy event on April 11 at Turner's Coliseum in Hagerstown. Last year honors went to Hagerstown District Office men and Frederick Blue Ridge Accounting Office women. Prizes honor top individuals and teams, with high winners for men and women receiving special awards.

Potomac Edison Blue Ridge Lines Turner's Coliseum Hagerstown Hagerstown District Office Frederick Blue Ridge Accounting Office Ioth

Local Tourney Underway With District Teams

Frederick district showcases at the annual event with Girls team General Accounting led by Elizabeth Mercer and Ann Renn. Girls Blue Ridge squad includes Patsy Elworthy and Alta Renn. District Men’s team fields R. Smith E. Kefauver R. Mackley R. Moss R. Michael R. Stone M. Powell.

Frederick General Accounting Elizabeth Mercer 8. Wastler L. Hoffman L. Bader D. Lawson Ann Renn Blue Ridge Patsy Elworthy JT. Kinna Alta Renn N. Appleby B. Rubeck R. Smith E. Kefauver R. Mackley R. Moss R. Michael R. Stone M. Powell

Michigan Boxers Win NCAA Title

Michigan State’s boxing team captured the NCAA title led by Herb Odom at 147 pounds, despite a cracked rib sustained in sparring. Seija Naga of Hawaii was named outstanding boxer. other champions included Granzer, Palumbo, Glad, and Dibiase. Michigan State led with 17 points as Louisiana State, San Jose State, Syracuse each had 13.

Pocatello Idaho Michigan State Spartans Herb Odom Odom Clever Seija Naga University of Hawaii John Granzer Syracuse Vince Palumbo Maryland Gordy Glad Washington State Tony Dibiase Virginia New Michigan State College Louisiana State San Jose State Wisconsin Hawaii Idaho State

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