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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1956

Page

9

Orioles Fall as Cimoli Drives In Five in Exhibition Loss

Baltimore managed four hits as rookie Gino Cimoli replaced Duke Snider and drove in five runs. Brookyn pitchers Chuck Templeton and Ken Lehman allowed only two Orioles hits as 22,548 fans braved chilly 50s weather. Dodgers won 7-2 with two southpaws holding Baltimore in check.

Baltimore Gino Cimoli Duke Snider Brooklyn Dodgers Baltimore Orioles Chuck Templeton Ken Lehman Orioles

Mount St. Mary's 400-foot triple seals win over Gearhart

Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers edged Gearhart 6 to 5 as Bill Ross lined a 400 foot triple to left center in the seventh at Emmitsburg to spark the comeback. The Mounts improve to 1-1 and travel to Towson to face Washington College in two games.

Bill Ross Mount St. Mary's Emmitsburg Mounts Gear Rare Volgenti Fran Smith Story Hessler Ross Mountaineers Towson Washington ‘College

Golf Season Opens Sunday at VFW Country Club

The recall golf season begins Sunday at the V F W Country Club with a Red and Blue match. Teams of men and women tee off at noon, followed by a buffet dinner for members and guests. Upcoming interclub events include matches with Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg W V and Sparrows Point Country Club, plus state league play and exhibitions.

Dru Mazur John N. Bowers Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg W. Va Sparrows ‘Point Country Club Thomas H. Quill Maryland State Golf Association

Exhibition Baseball By The Associated Press Final Results

Frederick Iron and Ste Bowling League results show Warehouse 71, Machinist 67, Patternakers, Office, Molders, and Cleaners. Pattermakers 2, Molders none listed. total pinfall and high scores include Dinterman of Cleaners with 138 and 353, Machinist posting 951 and 17555.

Frederick Iron & Ste Bowling League Warehouse Pattermakers W. Warehouse Patternakers Office Molders Cleaners Dinterman

Phillies Edge Red Sox in 64 Run Slugfest

Cloverdale held homers by Bowman and Smalley but Boston won 64 per final score. Key details include Sullivan, Simmons, Owens pitching and a high offensive showing from both clubs in a late spring game.

Farmer's Supply Co Catoctin Country Club Phillies Waste Homers Ox Co Wilson N. C Potomac Edison Co Philadelphia Phillies Cloverdale Red Sox Wol Petajay Cleveland Cnith Bob Bowman Roy New York Donner Shakey Boston Mt Pleasant Hillies Kansas City Himdas Curt Simmons I Chicago Aaa Eeast Washington Detroit Tae Baltimore Anglles Jim Owens Dan Mars Frank Sullivan Phillies St. Louis Pittsburgh Minneapolis Kanagan Bowman Smalley Milwaukee St. Paul New York Mason Brooklyn Flandgan Philadelphia Cincinnati Abe Cruz Chicago F. Sullivan Delock Los Angeles Pima Barajas White Simmons Owens Tijuana Mexico Seminick W-Sullivan L-Simmons Joey Benson Columbus Ohio

Frederick Y swimmers close indoor season with Hagerstown

Frederick Y swimmers finish indoor season with a return meet against Hagerstown in the Hub City. Nichols duel renews as Nichols of Frederick battles Nichols of Hagerstown. Strong contenders include Nich Nichols l and Jim Nichols with promising times in 40 yard freestyle, plus Gail Bankies and Susan Leichert expected to score in various events for the 10 and under group.

Frederick Hagerstown Jack Griffin Waynesboro Nich Nichols l Jim Nichols Hagerstowns Gail Bankies Susan Leichert Bobby Evans David Eyster Sally Boone Debbie Beldon Virginia

RBI-Harrison and Shuck Power Mt St Mary's Win

RBI highlights include Harrison and Shuck with two base hits and Shuck homering. Ross hits a three base and two base effort, Vaughn and Ray Smith contribute. Dale Smith takes loss as Mt St Marys falls 14 to 7 with McCarron and Proferes pitching in relief.

RBI Harrison Haysmuth Walsh Stark Shuck Ross Vaughn Ray Smith Monague Dale Smith Joe Smith McCarron Bark J. Smith Innnings Mings Proferes Leit Georgetown Mt. St. Mary's Threeoase Monfree

Hurst Upsets Feaga In Junior Tournament

Gary Hurst upset top seed Darrell Feaga in the first round of the Roy Lee Wolfe Junior Bowling Tournament at the YMCA. Other first round results include Rhodes over Herrick Foland over Shank Tavaglione over L Boyd Grove over Wachter L Brachey over Daniend Burkholder over Hammond Hissey over Jacobs M Brindle y over Weddle Althouse over Hendrickson B Hill over Eyster D Hill over McClellan Roughan over Frank.

Gary Hurst Darrell Feaga Roy Lee Wolfe YMCA Feaga Jerry Carey Richard Boyd Rhodes Herrick Foland Shank Tavaglione L. Boyd Grove Wachter L. Brachey Daniend Burkholder Hammond Hissey Jacobs M. Brindsley Weddle Althouse Hendrickson B. Hill Eyster D. Hill McClellan Roughan Frank Elias B. Ramsburg Jr Jerry Quill Dick Gastey Carey Richard Wedidle Ramsburg Jim McCracken Dennis

Hampstead roughs Taneytown in first meet loss, 73 28

Hampstead dominated Taneytown at home winning eleven events to Taneytown's two, with Hampstead taking 73 points to 28. Hampstead swept the 440, 880, 1 640 and mile relays while Taneytown won the mile and the 12 pound shot. Forfeited events hurt Taneytown in the 1 640 and mile relays.

Taneytown Hampstead Carroll County Angle Hymiller Bentz Shantz Dick Clower Ngel Hilterbrech George Welsh Davidson Anderson Click Flater Devilbiss McKenney

Local high school football schedule dense with rivalries

A sequence of weekly gridiron matches lists dates from June to August featuring Bolivar Buckeystown Creagerstown Germantown Middletown Lovettsville Yellow Springs and Walkersville. Each entry pairs two teams with the venue and week progression, outlining a busy local schedule.

Poolesville High To Meet FHS Next Week

Poolesville High School's baseball team travels to Frederick High next Wednesday for a contest after finalizing its schedule. Home games are at Beallsville's Upper Montgomery County FC diamond with the rest of the fixtures listed: April 20 Walkersville. 26 Gaithersburg at home. 30 Damascus at home. May 3 at Sherwood. 7 at Richard Montgomery. 10 at Gaithersburg. 17 Frederick Jayvees at home. 25 Walkersville at home. 28 at Damascus.

Poolesville Frederick High Deagrees Gamles Montgomery County FC Beallsville Walkersville Gaithersburg Damascus Sherwood Richard Montgomery Frederick Jay- Vees Sai

Racing Meet Length To Be Hot Issue

In Bowie Maryland on April 12 the State Racing Commission debated 1957 track dates. Legislation now assigns 40 days to Bowie Laurel and Pimlico from 100 previously, raising contention over opening order and parity with New York and New Jersey tracks. Commission chairman D Eldred Rinehart questioned the new law voiding Laurel’s early spring dates.

Bowie Maryland State Racing Commission Laurel Pimlico The Racing Commission New York New Jersey Commission D. Eldred Rinehart

Track Teams Meet This Afternoon

Coaches Jim Fraser of Frederick High and Jim Behrens of the Maryland School for the Deaf will see how their track squads shape up when they meet at Maryland School this afternoon at 3 15 o clock. Maryland School resumes track and field after a long lapse and Behrens is unsure what he has to start with. Fraser has not timed his runners or checked performances of his field athletes. The young athletes will compete under meet conditions for the first time this season and the results will draw interest at both schools. Fraser is likely better equipped with talent though quantity may exceed quality. Fraser is

Jim Fraser Frederick High Jim Behrens Maryland School For the Deaf Maryland Behrens Fraser

Retirement Statement To Be Given In 30 Days

Miami report quotes heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano saying he will not discuss retirement for 30 days after returning from a South America trip. He plans a meeting with manager Al Weill in New York later this month to decide the issue.

Miami Fin Rocky Marciano South America al Weill New York

Cadet runners and relays set for upcoming meet

Nine Cadets feature in sprint and distance events with Eyler, Winpigler, Smith in the century and 220. Littleton, Beldon, Knill, Stup in the half and quarter miles, plus six in the mile. Field events include Fender, Stup and Nichols in shot, Mehan in discus, and multiple entrants in high jump and broad jump.

Behrens Bob Eyler Dick Winpigler Larry Smith Jim Stup Smith Eyler Roy Knill Tom Beldon Danny Smith Bob Biddinger Albert Shultz Billy Crothers Otho Keller Bill Adamson Frederick, High Wayne Fender Nick Nichols

Sherwood Noses Out Poolesville In Near Three Hour Tilt

Right fielder Miles delivered a seventh inning bunt that produced the winning run as Sherwood edged Poolesville 5 to 4 in a three hour game. It was Sherwood’s second win in as many starts and Poolesville’s first loss. Miles’s bunt plated Boziebick on a squeeze and Miles stood at first after the play. Leizear earned the win with five Ks before Boziebick relieved in the sixth, while Campbell took the loss.

Cards Denver Colo St. Louis Cardinals Chicago White Sox Bears Stadium Redbirds Cimoli Comiskeys Dodgers Stan Musial Hank Sauer Junior Gilliam Billy Pierce Pee Wee Reese Letty Bill -Wight Orioles Templeton Fred Marsh Miles Sherwood Poolesville Boziebick Leizear Campbell

Trico League Set to Open Sunday with Playoff Pulse

Tri County League baseball teams will open April 29 and run through August 26 per Bea son schedule released by Secretary Philip Beard of Walkersville. A Shaughnessy playoff series for the top four clubs is planned in September. Opening day attractions are listed in Buckeystown Creagerstown Germantown Middletown Walkersville with Bolivar Broad Run Doubs and Lovetsville serving as joiners on May 6. The inaugural at Yellow Springs won’t come until May 13.

Beason Philip H. Beard Walkersville Shaughnessy Buckeystown Creagerstown Germantown Middletown Bolivar Broad Run Doubs Lovetsville Joobeners Yellow Springs

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