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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
13
Sullivan hurled over two hours as Kemp pitched two innings and Smith one, Cummogs five frames, Strasser two in one, Harvell one in one. Hit by pitch to Harvell by Zaleski, balks by Harvell and Kemp, passed balls by Cavanaugh. Winning pitcher Sullivan, losing pitcher Smith. Umpires Bogger and Malloy. Time two hours.
Scribe sees a six team scramble with Brooklyn Dodgers best positioned to win the pennant ahead of Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Boston and St Louis are strong but aging, while Pittsburgh could rise with off season pitching moves and Pete Reiser’s return. The Yankees? No. The piece notes uncertainty over Blackwell Kurowski Reiser and Russell, plus Frick’s roster balance.
Washington College battered four Mt St Marys pitchers for 11 hits and 11 walks to win 14 to 1 in Emmitsburg. Ken Sullivan and Bill Kemp held the Mounts in check as Sullivan struck out 5. George Lingo was injured early for Washington but recovered to catch. Mt St Marys lone run came in the seventh on Tom McLachlan’s RBI single.
Sunbury Pa farm team of the Cincinnati Reds built an 8-5 win over Hagerstown in the second of a four game Interstate League spring training series. Key hits included a Bachman homer and a strong second inning that put Sunbury ahead. Hagerstown had won the opener and the remaining games are set for Frederick's McCurdy Field and Owls Park in Hagerstown.
Thomas S. Glass told the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that Frederick must raise 20000 dollars for McCurdy Field upgrades including seating and stands. He outlined a ten year city financed plan via a non profit and a new commission to oversee the project with community benefits for youth sports.
The presiding official announced that the ladies will be invited to next week's Kiwanis gathering. A special colored film about Williamsburg will be shown at the event.
Emmitsburg April 1207 Mount St Marys loses to Scranton University 6-3 as Bill Finn hits a three run homer for Mt St Marys. Scranton capitalizes on a walk error and a single for two first inning runs. Tom Trele homers in the sixth with one aboard to add two more, while Mounts pitcher Koskoska allows five hits in seven innings.
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 602 met at Mrs. Myrtle Hermann's home. Salary legislation was discussed and letters from Senator Millard E. Tydings and Rep. J. Glenn Beall were read. Membership aimed for 100 percent eligibility, with the committee reporting doubled membership in three months. Refreshments followed and bingo was played. Next meeting to be at Miss Regina Little's home. her father, Prank Little, is a retired letter carrier.
Local social notes record visits across Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. Families including Hardy De Grange Castle Bowers DeGrange Summers Eyler and Fisher host relatives and friends during weekend gatherings in Baltimore Brunswick Lovettsville Poolesville and Frederick. An unrelated line notes that ancient Rome allowed every freeman to wear an iron ring.
The Faithful Few of the Evangelical Lutheran church held its April meeting at Cornelia Wachter’s home. Florence Keilholtz read scripture, Mrs. Hemp led prayers, and class members shared readings. Helen Fagan won the guess package, Lydia Maples placed it. The evening ended with bingo and plans for a May 13 dinner at Eberts, the last meeting of the season.
Some species endure freezing in ice, yet survival hinges on how long they stay frozen and how the ice thaws. Variations in temperature, moisture, and stress during freezing influence outcomes for Arctic and freshwater fish alike.
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