Frederick Hustlers Open Season At McCurdy Field
McCurdy Field readies for the Frederick Hustlers league opener this Sunday with Ed Barre and Tom Glass composing the battery to pitch the first ball. Jack Mattingly behind the plate for opening ceremonies and the game against Silver Spring. Budgets include Binks DeLauter on the mound and Paul Hildebrand catching. The Hustlers’ lineup features veteran infielders and many new faces as Silver Spring brings a strong local roster. The Montgomery County inaugural game is the sole baseball contest at Frederick.
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McCurdy
Frederick Hustlers
Joe Rhoderick
Ed Barre
Montgomery County Baseball League
Tom Glass
McCurdy Field Athletic Commission
Jack Mattingly
Washington Umpires Association
Hustlers
Silver Spring
Frederick Mer
Clarence
Blethen
FNS
Joe Price
Gene Hummel
Frederick
Neiman‘s
Heurich Brewers
Cameo Furniture Co
Washington Industrial League
University of Maryland
Silver ‘Spring Strong
Mgr
Bladen
Jarboe
Robert Norton
Naiman’s
George Lloyd
Herbert DeVers
Hank Neighbors
William Eaton
Joe Keegin
George McEntee
William Barry
Harry Jenkins
Lee Walsh
Roy McNeil
Chesapeake Stakes Set for Saturday at Havre de Grace
Ten Kentucky Derby hopefuls vie for a Chesapeake field possibly reaching 15 horses. Quiz Show leads as favorite after Chesapeake Trial win with Green Ship Sunglow and others following in the hopes of Derby contention. Also notes registration for Washington Street School entrants due by May 1.
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Havre de Grace
Chesapeake
Palatine Stable
Brookmeade
Green Ship
Sunglow
Alan T. Clark
King Monlee
Ethcan Stable
Blue Zac
Greentree
Androcles
William G. Helis
Yogi
Janet N. Kelly
Gigolo
S. W. Labrot
Arcave
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Quiz Show
Slim’ Pearce
Washington Street
Board of Education
Naoweraperhichhe
Pointers On Hooking Fish For Trout Fishing Tips
AP News features Baltimore with spring trout guidance. Shadows scare trout and dark clothing helps, use wet flies early season, cast low and deep, watch slack line for strikes, fish times vary with temperature, avoid quick strikes, worm bait catches more trout, use light sinkers if needed and cast quarterly upstream for natural drift.
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AP News
Baltimore
Movie Bills for Frederick Theaters Next Week
The Frederick schedule lists at the Tivoli a diverse slate from Sunday through Tuesday with Wabash Avenue in technicolor starring Betty Grable Victor Mature and Phil Harris. Other halls show Perfect Strangers Intruder In The Dust Borderline and Stormy Weather plus a varied lineup through Friday and Saturday.
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Frederick Theaters
Tivoli
Wabash Avenue
Betty Grable
Victor Mature
Phil Harris
Dennis Morgan
Ginger Rogers
David Brian
Claude Jarmen, Jr
Fred MacMurray
Claire Trevor
Opera House
William Robinson
Lena Horne
Cab Calloway
Bob Hope
Technicalo Garson
Ida Lupino
Jimmy Wakely
Cannonball Taylor
Frederick
Neptune's Daughter
Esther Williams
John Wayne
Rod Cameron
Squirrel Hunting Season Change Hearing Tonight in Annapolis
State Game and Inland Fish Commission reviews a proposed November 15 to December 30 open season for squirrels with a 6 daily bag limit and a public hearing at Carvel Hall Hotel Annapolis at 7 p.m. The commission aims to curb unlawful hunting and protect mother squirrels still nursing.
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
A. Gordon Fleet
Anne Arundel County
Inter-Church Bowling League Weekly Statistics
High game and set by Kelly of Mt. Pleasant 154 and 374. Mt. Pleasant led team game 591 and team set 1 660. High individual game by D Wright of Doubs 127. High individual set by T Swomley of Grace Reformed 23. High team game and set by Doubs 514 and 1 503.
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A. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
D Wright
Doubs
T. Swomley
Grace Reformed
Ww. L. Pet. Mt. Pleasant
Middletown Lutheran
Evan. Reformed
Middletown Reformed Calvary Methodist
Church of Brethren
Buckeystown
Baptist
L Pet
Calvary Meth
St. John’s
Softball Lengthens Pitching Distance In Offensive Move
The International Softball Rules Committee increased the pitching distance from 43 to 46 feet, shifting softball from defense toward offense. The change aims to boost batting, reversing decades of pitching dominance, and is expected to heighten action for players and fans nationwide.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
International Softball Rules Committee
Connie Mack Stays Hopeful For 50th Managerial Year
Connie Mack expressed cautious optimism about Philadelphia Athletics winning the American League pennant as he nears his 50th year as manager. He cited pitcher injuries and a strong AL field, spoke at a Philadelphia Chamber luncheon, and discussed opening season plans and rosters as the city hosts a three game exhibition against the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Conmie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Coleman
Dick Fowler
Phils
Athletics
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Mack
Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Ford Frick
National League
Senators
Washington
Bobby Shante
Phillies
Eddie Law
Emory
Bupbai Church
Hank Borow
Baty
Red Sox 16 7 over Richmond Colts in Richmond
Boston Red Sox hammer 21 hits and 32 total bases to beat the Richmond Colts 16 to 7 before 3391 in Richmond Virginia. Ted Williams and Vern Stephens homer with Johnny Pesky adding five of six at plate.
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Richmond
Apri
Boston Red Sox
Richmond Colts
Sox
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Williams
Johnny Pesky
Barker Boxer Wins Four Blue Ribbons
Judy the golden brindle American-bred boxer from Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barker, Frederick, captured first in her class at multiple shows in Durham Charlotte Asheville and Greenville. She has competed in ten shows this year, placing in nine, including seven firsts, and will show in Roanoke Richmond and Fredericksburg before returning home. Frank J. Adams handles Judy. Teenex Kreh, on furlough, will preside at the Frederick County Umpires Association meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the M C A.
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South
Judy
H. C. Barker
Frederick
Carolinas
Durham
Charlotte
Asheville
N. Cc
Greenville
S.C
Danville
Roanoke
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Frank J. Adams
Kreh
Frederick County Umpires Association
M.C. A
Kren
Tribe releases Ken Keltner from Indians after twelve years
Ken Keltner waved goodbye to the Cleveland Indians ending a 12 year run as their regular third baseman. Manager Lou Boudreau said Al Rosen will open at third with Bob Kennedy as a fallback, and Greenberg felt Keltner’s length of service deserved a good send off.
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Indians
Giants
Kansas City
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Lemon
Jack Kramer
Andy Hansen
al Rosen
Topeka
Kas
Kenny Keltner
Kenny
Milwauke
Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Ken
Reltner
Boudreau
Cleveland
Rosen
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Muoomind
Kellner
Hank Greenberg
Wichita
Greenberg
Rasen
Milwaukee Brewers
Newcombe Diagnosed With Purely Muscular Arm and Back Trouble
Don Newcombe, ace righthander for the Brooklyn Dodgers, was examined at Johns Hopkins Hospital and found to have purely muscular arm and back trouble. X rays of both areas were negative. Dodgers trainer Harold Wendler and manager Burt Shotton commented on the findings and Newcombe expressed uncertainty about pitching Friday against the Yankees. Carl Erskine, also examined, said his back pain is muscular and relief followed.
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Baltimore
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
George E. Bennnett
Johns Knopkins Hospital
Don
Newcombe
Harold Wendler
Burt Shotton
Dodger
Shotton
Yankees
Carl Erskine
Greensboro
N.C
Dr Bennett
Potomac Edison Fishing Contest Plans 1950 Run
Full time employees of Potomac Edison System prepare for a 1950 fishing contest running until December 1. Six prizes will be awarded for trout and bass with first and second prizes for largest trout over 10 inches and heaviest bass, plus third prizes for committee chosen entries. Qualified employees may obtain entry blanks from district chairmen, district office, or supervisor's office.
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Potomac Edison
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Potomac Edison Employes Association
Cdm
Howard M. Smith
W. Carlisle Fisher
Melvin H. Shick
Employes Association
Blue Ridge
Burall Re elected President of Maryland State League
William B. Burall reelected for a twelfth term as president of the Maryland State League at the annual rural baseball meeting held at the local YMCA. The group approved payer contracts and increased protest fees, agreed to use County Association umpires, and planned an all star game with the Tri County League for June 25. The May 7 season opener includes Hamsville, Point of Rock, Woodboro, New Market, Liberty, Woodbine and Brunswick, with Brunswick replacing Frederick.
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William B
Red
Burall
Frederick
Maryland State League
Rural
YMCA
Hamsville
Point of Rock Woodaboro
New Market
Liberty
Woodbine
Brunewick
Snowstorm Cancels Pirates Home Game in Pittsburgh
A snowstorm canceled the Pittsburgh Pirates exhibition as Hanus Wagner rushed to Forbes Field despite hip spasms. The Yankees continued to New York after the postponement, with Wagner receiving care as fans waited.
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Pirates
Pitttsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate
Hanus Wapher
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Lows Flyer
Hanus
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Harnus
Yanks
New York Yankee
Honus
Forbes Field
Ball Park
Wagner
Hous
Yankees
New York
Benefit Dance Tonight by Point of Rocks Club
The Point of Rocks baseball club and playground sponsor a dance in Masonic Hall Pa tomaac river community starting at 8 30 this evening. Round and square dances and cakewalks will entertain. The Pointers have a practice planned Sunday at 1 o'clock.
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Point of Rocks
Masonic Hall
Patomaac River
Baseball Box Score From Frederick Game Update
In a Frederick newspaper box score from April 14 1950 Morris and Golymbleski pitched innings with Golymbleski earning the win and Morris the loss. Taylor collected 14 hits in six at bats while Golymbleski contributed 5 in 12.
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Frederick, Md
Kieski
Mount St. Mary's defeats American University in snow
Mount St. Mary's beat American University 10 to 4 in a snow slowed baseball game. Freshman Walt Golymbieski allowed eight hits and struck out 12 as Mount St. Mary's earned its fourth straight Mason Dyxon Conference win, following a two day doubleheader sweep of Washington College.
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Millikan College Park
H. A
Bud Millikan
Oklahoma A. & M
University of Maryland
Flacke Stewart
University Athletic Committee
Millikan
Newton, Iowa
Hank Iba
Maryville
Carning
Newton
Maryland
Iba
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
American University
Walt Golymbieski
Mounts
Mason-Dixon
Washington College
Golumbleski
Packy Morris
Dick Taylor
Joe Hanlon
Morris
Washingtonians
Allen
Wingo
Hostick
Lamon
Ishman
Walles
Aquilino
Webster
Morales
Taylor
Mt. St. Mary's
EL McLachlin
Gilmartin
Melvin
RBI
Hoffick
Aquilina
Vonderlehr
Morganthaler
Sharpe
O'Neill
Showfty
Clarice
Showty
Clark
Golymbieski
McLachlin
Suit Fails To Halt Bowling Congress
Taxpayer Harald V. Burt lost a bid for a temporary injunction to stop the 47th American Bowling Congress tournament set to open Saturday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Common Pleas Judge Earl Parker denied relief, ruling discrimination claims insufficient. Ohio Board of Agriculture and the state fair manager named as co defendants. Burt, a sanctioned ABC bowler, argued the state’s use of property amounts to discrimination against white males. The event proceeds as scheduled in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus. O
American Bowling Congress
Common Pleas
Earl Parker
Pike County
Harald V. Burt
Burt
ABC
Bowling Congress
Ohio Board of Agriculture
State Fair Manager
Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum
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Rube Waddell
Connie Mack
Hollywood
Leon Hart
Sidney Greenstreet
Gary Cooper
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Jack Onslow
Chico Carrasquel
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Pine Bluff
Eddie Albrecht
Albrecht
Barker
Tribe
Ken Keltner
Erskine
Potomac Edison System
Burail
M. J
Mike) Thompson
Recreation Commission
McCurdy Field Commission
Lloyd C. Culler
William
Uncle Willie
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Deiches & Co. Inc
Hanover St
the News
Maas Opticians
N. Markey &Street Thone
Williams Grove
Hiddles
Lucky the
Bride
America
Colonial Jewelry Store
North Syarket ST
Automotive Service
Seiberling Tires
Texas
N. Carroll St
North Market ST
En von Reed Es
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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