City Softball League Adopts Night Play Plan
City Softball League outlines a 10 four club circuit with lights on three weeknights at Washington Street School diamond. Jefferson Mountaindale join Amvets four-square Joop gains balance, Dr Pepper fades. SECA controls concessions while seeking funding fixes.
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Joop
Dr. Pepper
Jefferson
Mountaindale
Washington Street
Camp Detrick
Amvets
Dr. Pepsier
Max Kehne
City Electrician
Arc
Battlers
South End Civic Association
Mulls
SECA
Cyril Klein
City Softball League
Pierce Gaver Sr
The
Treasury
Klein
League
Civic Softball Schedule Announced for 1951 Season
Frederick's Civic Softball League outlined its 1951 plan after organizing at a Tuesday meeting. Opening game slated April 30 at Staley Park, with three schedule sections, playoff start August 20. Officials include Irving Ramsburg as treasurer and umpires Bob Danner Tobe Cannon Eliott Schaffer Edward Diem Bernard Brooks.
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Frederick
Civic Softball League
Staley Park
Irving Ramsburg
Civic League
Bob Danner
Tobe Cannon
Eliott Schaffer
Edward Diem
Bernard Brooks
Elks
Amvets
Lions
Teachers
WECA
Civitans
Els
NECA
Elis
Kiks
Amvers
Lopat No-Hits By Red Sox As Yanks Win
April 18 New York Yankees pitcher Eddie Lopat, with a 64 inning no-hit bid, wins second straight over Boston, aided by a two-run homer in the eighth and a key bases loaded single by Mickey Mantle. Ted Williams breaks the no-hitter with a seventh inning single. Detroit loses to Cleveland 4-2 in 10 innings as Early Wynn and Jim Hegan drive the final runs. Philadelphia and New York Giants both fall in openers as Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 4-3 and Sam Jethroe homer helps Boston Braves beat the Giants 8-5. Washington Senators rally for a 6-4 win over Philadelphia Athletics.
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New York
Eddie Lopat
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Lopat
Yanks
Harry Taylor
Dodger
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Sox
Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Phillies
New York Giants
Phils
Brooklyn
Jim Konstanty
Sam Jethroe
Boston Braves
Giants
Willie Jones
Dick Sisler
Phil
Bubba Church
Preacher Roe
Jones
Church
Hawke Edwards
Konstanty
Jim
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Athletics
Irv Noren
Bome
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Limited TV for football by NCAA to curb impact
The National Collegiate Athletic Association approved a one year experimental plan for limited telecasts of next fall's college football games. Only one game per Saturday in a region, possible blackout on some Saturdays, and no team televised more than twice. Led by Rear Admiral Tom Hamilton, the committee expects football revenue to aid overall athletic programs.
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Washington
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tom Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Providence College Whips Mounts 9-1 in baseball romp
Providence College defeated Mt. St. Mary's 9-1 as Jim Mullins tossed eight innings of two hit ball with nine strikeouts before the game was halted by darkness. Bill Power had two hits including a double and drove in two runs. Mt. St. Mary's pulled a second inning triple play but could only muster one run. Pluto note follows on planetary path inclined 17 degrees from Earth's.
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Emmitsburg
Jim Mullins
Providence College
Mt. St. Mary's
Bill Power
Providence
Mullins
Quinn
MacDonald
Costello
Tumulty
Ducharme
Smith
Mace
Gibmartin
Melvin
MacLachlin
McCourt
Mit
Powers
Clarke and Gardner
More Nominations Made For Preakness
Seven late nominations for the Pimlico Preakness announced today could make it a strong race on May 14. Supplementary entries at $2.250 each include Uncle Miltie Repetoire Intent Alerted Timely Reward Aegean and Battle Morn. Also reported: Amvets and United Firemen to contest a 5 30 p m softball practice at Baker Park.
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Baltimore
Uncle Miltie
Repetoire
Intent
Aegean
Amvets
United Firemen
Toop
Baker Park
Guy “Rabbit
Ramsburg
Dr. Pepper
Mer
George Myers
The
Swampers
Uniteds
South Market Street
National League Wednesday Results Highlight Close Scores
Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Boston defeated New York 8 to 5. Other clubs were not scheduled. Upcoming games listed include New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with Cincinnati at Chieves. notes indicate additional matches pending.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Goows
Cincinnati
Chieves
Baseball scores and tonight's schedule in the AL
American League results show Cleveland 4 over Detroit 2 and New York and Boston 1 each with Washington 6 over Philadelphia 4. Chicago and St Louis play a night game as Chicago hosts St Louis. Cleveland visits Detroit. Washington visits Philadelphia. Boston visits New York.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Chailes
St Chicago Louis
How To Build Racers For Soup Box Derby
Opunist Boys Club meeting on West South street outlined derby rule changes. Assistant Director Lebherrz explained added driver-racer weight up to 250 pounds, required firm anchoring, and brake rules. Sponsoring groups include Tri-County Derby, NewsPost, and Key Chevrolet. Robby Lown plans a racer for July 18 derby.
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Joe Lebherr
Opunist Boys Club
West South Street
Lebherz
Leichert
Junior Chamber of Commerce
NewssPost
Chevrolet
Joek Lurner
Automobile Company
Moeeling
Robby Lown
Optimist club to stage larger derby meet in Frederick area
Registration centers listed at Key Chevrolet Middletown Warfield Leesburg and other sites for a derby meet. Ernest Stephens chair Howard Dietileh and Jack Shorrow attend Optimist Boys Work committee meeting. Five club boys enter the local oratorical contest with talks at the Optimist dinner. The winner will represent Frederick at the 16th District contest. Say you saw it in The News.
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Chevrolet
East Potelek Street
Middletown
Warfield Chevrolet
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Coceger Motor Company
Thurmont
Leesburg
Ernest Stephens
Optimist Boys Work Comitter
Howard Dietileh
Jack Shorrow
Optimist
Frederick Club
Optimist International
Charles Hahn
Bobby Loun
Richard Brown
James Brachey
Brian Study
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