Macks Have Everything But New Team
Savannah Georgia April 6 1951 report on the Philadelphia Athletics entering the season with a largely unchanged roster after extensive off season changes in management staff and concessions while expressing resolve to avoid last season's quit in performance. The piece notes pitching concerns with Howler and Coleman, a veteran infield, a promising minor league call up Lou Limmer and strong outfield for the season.
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Savannah
FA Philadelphia
Boa If
Shibe Park
A’s
Ferris Fain
Noody
Jimmy Dykes
Connie Mack
Athletics
Dick Howler
Joe Coleman
Fowler
Coleman
Philadelphia
Lou Brissie
Alex Kellner
Bobby Shantz
Bob Hopper
Carl Scheib
Hank Wyse
Charlie Harris
John Kucab
Lincoln
Neb
Mike Guerra
Red Sox
Joe Tipton
Joe Astroth
Inield
Fain
Kermit Wahl
Hitchcock
Eddie Jagst
Pete Suder
Lou Limmer
St. Paul
Sam Chapman
Paul Lehner
Elmer Vale
Wally Moses
Barney McCosky
Walkersville Bowling League Mixed Division Latest Results
Browns beat Indians and Dodgers 2 to 1 while Red Sox routed Tigers 7 to 0. Cards face Yankees and Phillies clash with Indians as Browns meet Dodgers. weekly stats show Englebrecht top woman and team highs by Dodgers and Cards. Inter league exhibition Doubs faces Brunswick Sunday at 2:30. Lander Club holds practice Sunday at 2.
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Browns
Indians
Dodgers
Pi Tigers
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Phillies
L. Englebrecht
A. Covell
A. Hahn
Yankees Tigers
Cards
ABA Red Sox
Amateur Golfer Is Back On Fairways In Frederick
Pro Glenn Spencer of the Catoctin Country Club says spring prep is underway as greens and fairways neaten up for a PGA sanctioned Pro Am, with about 50 club amateurs forming the rounds and visiting pros typically bringing one amateur from their home club.
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Hardy Perennial
Glenn Spencer
Catoctin Country Club Inc
Spencer
Frederick
Lopsided Win For Brunswick Over Lovettsville High
Brunswick High School varsity routs Lovettsville 22 to 5 in the opening interscholastic game of the season. Bob Merriman led with three consecutive singles. Billy Merriman worked four innings allowing one hit and one run while issuing five walks. Lovettsville pitchers struggled with ten errors by Lovettsville and multiple Brunswick hits including five doubles.
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Brunswick High School
Lovettsville High
Virginians
Bob Merriman
Railroaders
Lovellsville
Brunswick
Virginia
Ace Moundsman
Billy Merrimen
Merriman
Bill Keyser
Lovettsville
Brunswick AB
P. Ayers
Cooper
St Ridgeway
Teore
Brunswek
Lovettsvile
Phillips
Lovelace
Taylor
Summers
Keyser
Cunningham
R. Merriman
George
Crim
Johnson
Robinette
Manuel
Jenkins
Everhart
Ridgeway
Wilt
Giants Win From Tribe in ninth inning thriller
Monte Irvin powered the New York Giants to a 10-9 victory over the Cleveland Indians with a two homer game including a leadoff ninth inning blast off Al Olsen. Dale Mitchell tied it earlier with a two run shot in the ninth. Irvin’s first homer came with the bases loaded in the sixth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Dale Mitchell
Irvin
Giants
al Olsen
Health Center Bowling Latest Results
NECA to practice manager Chesley calls North End Civic Association softball players to first practice Monday 6 p m at Staley Park. NECA will enter Civic Softball League again this year inviting former players and new tryouts. Practices set for Wednesdays and Fridays after the initial drill. Hagerstown wins Cherry Point exhibition over Marines 8 0 as Bob Weider holds them to three hits. Ed Friend leads Hagerstown with three hits in five at bats. Pacific Coast states have grown by nearly 50 percent in the past decade.
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NECA
Mgr
Spring Chesley
North End Civic Association
Staley Park
North Enders
Hagerstown
Cherry Point
Cherry Point Marines
Bob Weider
Marines
Ed Friend
Pacific Coast
Derby Dreams Ride On Local Trainer Clark’s Colts
Derby fever grips Alan T. Clark as he breeds and trains his own horses in Maryland. His runner Senator Joe, named for Senator McCarthy, hopes to shine in tomorrow’s Laurel Stakes worth 7500 dollars. Sixteen starts last year produced few firsts, but Clark believes a Derby bid is possible if the colt passes the Laurel Stakes test.
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Laure
Alan T. Clark
Lana
Senator Joe
Senator McCarthy
Wisconsin
Clark
Joe
Clarke
Walton League Honor Given Dr. Hugh Bennett
Dr Hugh Bennett of Washington chief of the U S Soil Conservation Service received the Izaak Walton League s Farthers Award for his work in natural resource conservation. The league re elected its officers naming Dr W B Holton president R C O hair secretary and Rodney C Titech treasurer. Directors elected were Gen Thomas Armes James Berriar Cecil De Labarre and C I Van Cleve.
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Cincinnati
Hugh Bennett
Washington
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Izaak Walton League
Faurthers
W. B. Holton
Chevy Chase
R. C. O'Hair
Glen Ellyn
Rodney C. Titeh
Clinton
Holton
Jackson
Mich
Atomic Energy Commission
Gen
Thomas Armes
St Michaels
James Berriar
Rockville
Cecil de Labarre
Blacksburg
C. I. van Cleve
Lynchburg
Williams College Cruises Past Western Maryland Lacrosse
Williams College crushed Western Maryland 14 to 3 in lacrosse action at Westminster. Jim McWilliams and Bom Mitchell led the attack with three goals each as Williams jumped to a large early lead, while Dan Henneman scored Western Maryland’s first goal in the third period and Norm Needle added two in the fourth.
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Westminster
Williams College
Western Maryland
Green Terrors
New Englanders
Jim McWilliams
Bom Mitchell
McWilliams
Mitchell
Jim Nelson
John van Dusen
Williams
Dan Henneman
Norm Needle
Home Forces
St Johns Girls Win Opening Round in Emmitsburg
St Johns High School girls basketball of Frederick won the opening round of the four parish tournament at Emmitsburg Friday night, beating St Josephs 46 to 44. The Johnnyettes trailed at intermission but rallied in the final period with key baskets by Rhea Winpigler and Helen Grove to erase a four point deficit and advance to Sunday semi finals against survivors from other Catholic schools. The game was closely called with 61 fouls. officials were Peggy Brown, Joyce Schmidt, and Sanders.
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St. John’s High School Girls of
St. Joseph’s
Emmitsburg
Winpigier
Grove
Ig Reese
Tyergar
McClung
Keyser
Jenkins
Hartman
Gissesisieein
Tomml
St. Joseph's
Law
Wivell
Rosenstee
Orndorf
F Fitzgerald
Topper
Lingg
M. Topper
D. Orndorff
Pecker
Yale Nine Defeats Western Maryland in 8 2 Victory
Yale defeats Western Maryland 8 to 2 as Christy Emerson pitches seven strong innings limiting Western Maryland to seven hits. Yale breaks a 1-1 tie in the third on Eddie McHugh triple driving in two runs, then adds more in the fourth and sixth with a late seventh inning three run surge. Maynard Fones doubles and triples for Western Maryland while Emerson fends off a late challenge, and Bill Johnson takes the loss.
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Westminster
Christy Emerson
Yale
Western Maryland
Bill Saunders
Eddie McHugh
Elis J
Saunders
Lew Kreutzer
Jim Brown
Maynard Fones
Paul Tereshinski
Fones
Tereshinski
Chuck Haines
Emerson
Bill Johnson
Bob Durst
Jerry Phipps
Maryland Tennis Team Defeats Western Md in Season Start
Maryland defeats Western Maryland 8 1 in a tennis dual at College Park behind singles wins by Beight Sellenbaum McCooll Huyett OSteen and team pairs Beight Sellenbaum McCooll Huyett in doubles. Ned Brown won the lone point for the visitors in their season debut. Maryland previously beat Bucknell and lost to Navy.
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College Park
Maryland
Western Maryland
Ned Brown
Bucknell
Navy
Brown
W. Md
Beight
Sellenbaum
Sack
McCooll
Tonelson
Huyett
Tsouprake
Kehoe
Talner
O'Steen
Trader
Beight and Sellenbaum
Brown and Sack
Tsourprake
Magnum
Shalowitz
van Trader and
Hallmark
Buckeystown Club Calls Sunday Practice Session
Buckeystown club of the Tri County League has called a practice for Sunday afternoon at 1 30 on the Buckeystown playing field.
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Lander
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Club
Tri- County League
Asbury Home 25th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Asbury Methodist Home for Older People in Gaithersburg marks twenty five years since opening on April 15 1926 with a reception and tea on April 14 from two to six. Prominent churchmen and government officials invited. Superintendent and Mrs Herman M Wilson and Trustees to receive guests.
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Galthersburg
Asbury Methodist Home
Herman M. Wilson
Charles W. Flint
J. Milton Rogers
Norman L. Trott
C. B. Langrall
Baltimore
Wm. F. Wright
Hagerstown
F.C. Reynolds
John C. Millian
Washington
Rolling Acres
Gaithersburg
Westminster
Cassell
Methodist Protestant Home
Walter H. Davis
A. W. Mears
Woman's Guild
Farm Employers Must Pay Federal 8 5 Tax
Washington despatch notes that farm and household employers must report wages and pay Federal social security taxes for workers brought into the old-age and survivors insurance system on January 1, 1951. Liability depends on days worked and cash earnings. Form 941 must be filed by April 30, 1951 for those who meet three tests: continuous farm employment in Oct-Dec 1956, at least 60 days in Jan-Feb-Mar 1951, and cash earnings of $50 or more. United Firemen responded to a burning stump near Lincoln Sewing Factory, third call in weeks, with neighbors aiding to put out the blaze. no damage.
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Washington
George J. Schoeneman
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
United
Lincoln Sewing Factory
All Saints Street
Uniteds
Town Creek
Permits Issued For 17 Frederick Homes
Frederick city issued permits for 17 new residences and two conversions in recent weeks a city engineer report shows. Karl F. Hargett led the list with six permits for homes at West Thirteenth Street West Seventh Street and Magnolia Avenue. Other permits cover Westbrook development Fairview Avenue Kilne Boulevard and Lee Place with values from 5 000 to 18 000 dollars. Several dwellings are being converted into two apartments and more than 40 additional improvements are listed.
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Frederick City
Karl F. Hargett
West Thirteenth Street
West Seventh Street
Rosedale Roa
Magnolia Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Biggs Avenue
Westbrook
Richard F. Kline
Thomas J. Crum
Roger M. Fulmer
Kilne Boulevard
Melvin Oden and Sons
Lee Place
Beauford A. Oden
Grant Place
Melvin Oden, Jr
Albert C. Palmer
West 13Th Street
Charles W. Roelkey
Hilda H. Roelkey
Catoctin Avenue
Columbus Street
H. Carter Appleby
Charles M. Dodd, Jr
Culler
Irving M. Landauer
Rosemont Avenue
Pari Avenue
Clarence J. Shull, Jr
Locust Avenue
George F. Freed
South
Carroll
Jack Cronenburg
West South Street
Isaac L. Hankey
West Fifth Street
C. Oland Meitaler
North Market Street
Renn
A. Owen Mercer
West Patrick Street
Rosenberg children face uncertain future after parents' death sentence
In New York on April 6 the Rosenberg children Michael aged 8 and Robert aged 4 live in a Bronx shelter, unaware that their mother and father, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, have been sentenced to death. The Colorado River Basin is noted as one of the U S arid regions.
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New York
Atom
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Michael
Robert
Bronx
Colorado River
United States
Tivoli Names Week's Films
The Tivoli theater lists the week starting April with shows Sunday through Wednesday featuring Van Johnson Jane Wyman Howard Keel and Barry Sullivan in Three Guys Named Mike. Thursday and Friday present George Raft and Coleen Gray in Lucky Nick Can. Saturday offers Rod Cameron Wayne Mortis and Salty Eilers in Stage to Tucson in technicolor.
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Tivoli Theater
van Johnson
Jane Wyman
Howard Keel
Barry Sullivan
Guys
Mike
George Raft
Coleen Gray
Rod Cameron
Wayne Mortis
Salty Eilers
Tucson
Reporters Quiz Sparks Freckled Mayor Speculation
Local residents reveal clashing bets on Frederick’s next mayor. Lloyd Culler and Clyde Roney lead among seven respondents. others name Dorsey Shipley, Mayor Cuter, Reds Burracci, Magada, and various alderman hopes. Spain as lead producer note trails in the text.
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Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Clyde Roney
Coming Week At Opera House
The Cly Opera House schedules a mixed week in April with color feature Prehistoric Women starring Laurette Suez Allan Nixon and Mara Lynn. Wednesday shows The Winslow Boy with Robert Donat and Cedric Hardwicke. Thursday to Saturday present a Roy Rogers double feature Spoilers of the Plains and Pride of Maryland with Frankie Darre plus cartoons and news. The last chapter of Desperadoes of the West airs Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
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the Cly Opera House
Laurette Suez
Allan Nixon
Mara Lynn
Fox News
Robert Donat
Cedric Hardwicke
Roy Rogers
Taneytown Sunday Movie Bill Defeated
Taneytown council, with John Chenoweth presiding, heard reports from Annapolis on the 1951 General Assembly. Sunday movies were voted down as Senate Bill 360 would allow bonds up to 400000 for a sewage disposal plant, maturing in forty years. The council also ordered Baltimore street parking area tarred, Roberts Mill road widened, and noted changes to local church events and the annual fire company fund drive running April 15 to May 2 with Doty Robb as chair.
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Taneytown
John Chenoweth
General Assembly
Annapolis
Baltimore Street
Roberts Mill
Brotherhood Chorus
Frederick
Brotherhood
Mervyn C. Fuss
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company
Doty Robb
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Reds
Ted B Kluszewski
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al Sima
Floyd Ross
Pramesa
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Cole
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Dorsey's Meats
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New Midway
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Sherwood Bros
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Trout-View
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Riste
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Sherwood Bros. Trout-View
Clark Breeding and Training
Walton League
Bennett
Lacrosse
St. John’s
Peggy Brown
Joyce Schmidt
Timer—Sanders
P, Kennedy
Western Md
Martin Motors
Shipley’s Sports Store
North Market St
Asbury
State Reformatory
Criminal Court
Joseph Sherribow
Richard D. Furley
James Furley
Hochschild, Kohn and Co
Frederick, MD
Quynn's Hardware
Shimley's
White Cottage
Condon
Foster's Hardware
Hefpner's Grocery
Rosenour’s
Stup's Amoco
Tivoli
Elmer Munshower
Roger Harley
West Church Street
Dorsey Shipley
Raymond G. Gelsbert
Cuter
W. A. R. Bell
Lewistown
J. H. Cave
Tower Apartments
Magada
David O. Griffin
West Third Street
Lloyd Culler
D. A. Grogsnickle
West Fourth Street
Fenton Harris
Twelfth Street
Spain
Opera House
Rangos
Wreinger
Hotpoint
Philco
General Electric
Thor
Home Home Operated
Budget Terme
Frederich, Md
Ven You Reed
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Estes Motors, Inc
Patrick Street
JETAT
Estes
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