Tigers Don't Have Bright Prospects
Memphis April 5 The Detroit Tigers under manager Robert Rolfe face a rough season with key losses and injuries. Art Houtteman’s drafting leaves a void, while pitching remains strong but needs consistency. The club shows faults in power hitting, baserunning, catching, and bench depth, though outfield trio Evers Groth and Wertz provide strong run production.
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Memphis
Tenn
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
New York
Tigers
Robert Rolfe
Red
Rolfe
Virgil Trucks
Art Houtteman
Houtteman
Boston
Cleveland
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Indians
Bob Lemon
Red Sox
Mel Parnell
Hal Newhouser
Fred Hutchinson
Ted Gray
Dizzy Trout
Trucks
Houdleman
Newhouser
Gray
Joe DiMaggio
Luxe Easter
Ted Williams
Walt Dropa
Bercch
Hoot Evers
Jonony Groth
Vic Wertz
Heart Of Maryland Card Opens On May 6
Heart of Maryland Baseball opens its 1951 schedule May 6 with eight clubs. President W. E. Norris announced the lineup at a Thursday night meeting. Damascus teams enter the loop with Damascus Juniors made of recent graduates and high school players, joined by Lisbon, Samsville Methodist, Harmony and Bolivar. Old guards Myersville Mt. Airy Day remain. proxy Norris sets April 26 meeting to finalize rosters, forfeit money, schedule, and opening day arrangements.
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Heart of Maryland
W. E. Norris
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Montgomery County
Heart of
High School Cadets to face Camp Det rick Saturday
Graftage Frederick High School Cadets baseball team will play Camp Det rick's post team Saturday at 1 30 p m at McCurdy Field. Coach Gene Hummel said the exhibition is the first for both squads, with most Cadets being ninth and tenth graders. Weather looks favorable for practice sessions moved to 3 15 p m.
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Frederick
Camp Detrick
Gene Hummel
Derrick
McCurdy Field
Two Get Terms For Handling Of Bets
Baltimore April 5 Two men charged with handling bets on professional basketball games today were sentenced to nine months each in the House of Correction and fined a total of 3000. Judge Joseph Sherbow ordered the sentences for Edward C. Bunn and Harold Stallings. Bunn was fined 1250 and Stallings 1750. They were charged with bookmaking. A jury found a third man James D. Hintenach innocent of allowing his home to be used as a headquarters for the gambling operation. He testified and Bunn backed him up that he loaned the men his apartment and the use of his two telephones without knowing what they were doing there.
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House of Correction
Joseph Sherbow
Criminal Court
Edward C. Bunn
Harold Stallings
Bunn
Stallings
James D. Hintenach
Dodgers Win In Overtime Debut At Brooklyn Breaks Tie
In Jacksonville the Dodgers defeated the Phillies 4 to 3 in an extra inning thriller to tie the series at three games apiece. Rookie Rocky Bridges debuted at third base with a run scoring single in the 11th inning. The crowd reached 7,075, an all time city record.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phils
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Peeter Reese
Danxers
Boxers open national collegiate meet in East Lansing with upsets
Idaho’s Len Walker, 155 pounds, defeated Gordon Peresich in the opening session of the National Collegiate Boxing Bouts in East Lansing Michigan on April 6. Upsets followed as Maryland’s George Fuller outpointed Evans Howell and South Carolina’s Charles Davis defeated Eddy Garver. Syracuse’s William Miller outpointed Paul Oliver in the 155 class.
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East Lansing
Mich
Len Walker
Idaho
Walker
Gordon Peresich
Chunky
George Fuller
Maryland
Evans
Blackie) Howell
Louisiana
Charles Davis
South Carolina
Eddy Garver
Idaho State
Howell
Fuller
William Miller
Syracuse
Paul Oliver
Volleyball At Y Classed As Simon-Pure Sports Program
Frederick's semi weekly volleyball game for men at the Y features Rev. W M Weaver known as Buck and a roster of business and legal leaders. The session runs 5 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays with banter, satire, and staged competition, followed by showers as players discuss topics from daily life and law to local affairs.
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Simon
Frederick
M.C. A
W. Merval Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Buck
Thomas S. Glass
Sami Maples, Jr
Charles A. Price
Edward D. Storm
Thomas A. Quill
James McSherry
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Willam M. Moore
Western Md. Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally Over Mount
Western Maryland erased a one run deficit in the top of the ninth. Ken Linton drove in the tying run and scored the winning counter on Ken Fones deep fly as Western Maryland beat Mount St. Marys 11 10 in the season opener at Emmitsburg. Bartle earned the win, Welch the loss. Paul Sharpe paced Mount St. Marys with three hits in five trips.
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Ken Linton
Western Maryland
El-Lo
Mt. St. Mary's
Green Terrors
Joe Kaufman
Jett Field
Carroll McCourt
Kaufman
Linton
Cnatcher
Ken Fones
Jack Bartle
Dan Welch
Paul Sharpe
Western
Haines
Kennan
Tiddle
Barile
Pow
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A. E
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Mace
McLachlin
Sharpe
Powers
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McCourt
Cavaninugty Lerfi
Finn
Green
P Welch
Petreshenski
Tonings Western
RBI
Naunivan
Fones
Shouk
Urbine
Biddle
Sharp
Tumulty
Welch
Sb-Sharpe
Cavanaugh
S—Melvin
Perreshenski
Hanes
Bartle
Keenan
Wi—Powers
Mc-Lachlin
Local nuptials and events from Bolivar area
Bolivar Bouvar and Eleanor Watson aged 22 were wed Easter Sunday at the Episcopal parsonage in Shepherdstown by Rev. John Taylor with only immediate family present. The couple plans a week in Williamsburg after their ceremony. Also noted are a 48th anniversary at Bolivar Heights, a birth in Charles Town General Hospital, and several local family updates across Harpers Ferry and surrounding towns.
Public sale of dwelling storeroom and two land parcels
Public sale by Stewart Hobbs Brown trustee under Frederick County Orphans Court decree dated March 28 1951. On April 24 1931 at 41 00 A M at Frederick County Court House door the two parcels in Hauvers Election District are offered, with parcel one a two tract dwelling fronting Wolfsville Foxville Road and parcel two an unimproved lot. A $500 deposit, 10 percent on parcel two, possession at transfer, taxes prorated, and costs of conveyancing paid by purchaser. Auctioneer John L Ponton.
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Hauvers
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans' Court
Besse M. Wolfe
Walter A. Wolfe
Upton Brandenburg
Walter A. Wells
Rooklyn W. Pryor
Elsie V. Pryor
James B. Wolfe
Wolfsville
Foxville
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Local families and visitors share spring weekend in Martinsburg area
Mrs. Jones and daughter Kayl Ann will visit her parents next week while Lel Jani returns home with them. Pauline Sue of Hancock stayed with her aunt Elizabeth Herlong on Camp Hill. Several couples plan moves between apartments, including the Luchinos near Washington and the Succinos’ vacated unit. OBrannon family from Charles Town moves to the second-floor apartment. Peggy Orame is the former Mrs. OBrannon. Rosenberry family from near Winchester spent Sunday with Buckner aunts. Betty Garten hosted an Easter party for Sunbeam Class in Bolivar. Mr. and Mrs. Milter of Nebraska returned home after four weeks with Wilt family in Charles Town. they were hosted at Wilt homes on Bolivar Heights. Sunday visitors included Michels, Harber, Marlatt families from nearby towns. The Faithful Workers Class Easter egg roll was held at Oliver Methodist. Terry Klover, eight, stayed with grandparents Mason in Martinsburg to recover from infected ears. Mrs. Cecil Webb attended Rev. James W. Ford’s funeral in Baltimore. Burroughs of Alexandria and Miss Mary Elizabeth Burrough spent Easter with the Barman family on Camp Hill. Ida Spindler of Baltimore recently visited sister Mrs. Crum in Harpers Ferry. Mrs. George M. Watson from Martinsburg spent a week with Harris family on Rock Cliff Drive. Mariam Gladman and granddaughter from Lakeland Florida visited Mary Helen Cyncavish.
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Jones
Kayl Ann
Lel Jani
Pauline
Sue
Hancock
Elizabeth Herlong
Camp Hill
Andrew Luchino
Benjamin Apartments
Washington
Robert Menefee
O'Brannon
Charles Town
Peggy Orame
T. K. Orame
Bolivar
William. Rosenberry
Winchester
Emma
Sadie Buckner
Betty Garten
Sunbeam
Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Milter
Nebraska
Harry Wilt
William Wilt
Bolivar Heights
Howard Wilt
the Heights
Charles Wilt
Berkeley Michels
Berkeley Springs
R. F. Mason
Martinsburg
Terry
Cecil Webb
James W. Ford
Baltimore
Mary Burrough
Alexandria
Mary Elizabeth Burrough
Ernest Barman
Ernest Barman, Jr
Ida Spindler
Robert Crum
Harpers Ferry
George M. Watson
Rock Cliff Drive
William Harris
Mariam Gladman
Lakeland
Columbia University
New York City
Clifferde
Gladman
Mariam Hallam
Scottish Castle
Bolivar Methodist Church School
Church and Church School
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Clayton Robinson
Jefferson Rock
Harpers Feisty
Eugene Andes
West Newton
W. A. Andes
Lloyd Hough
Bolivar Methodist Church
Vivian Harrison
C. E. Garten
Roy Butts
Clifton Butts
Velma Ott
Holy City
Carl Jenkins
W. E. Jenkins
William Frye
Martins
James McCarthy
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Robert Stiffler
Arizona
Pomroy
John Bailiss
Harry Moler
Stanley Daylton
Joseph Ruczko
Lewis D. Nichols
Norman Lynch
Damascus
Ernest Erman
Lynch
Nellie Galley
Stephen Galley
Fromer
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Local notes from Bolivar and Camp Hill area events
Local items report university ties in New York and Bolivar church activities. entertaining programs at Bolivar Methodist church include a sunrise service and pageant This I Believe. Easter events feature Egg Hunt at Cliffside Cabins and family visits across Martinsburg Harpers Ferry and Winchester.
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Washington, D. C
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Hillsboro
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K. K. Cavalier
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Friendship Fire Company
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Donald Neal
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Hotpoint
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Frederick, Md
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