Browns Win 4th Straight Openers Across Majors
New York April 18 The Browns kept a flawless start as they won their fourth straight, while Feller and Lemon combined in a 5-0 Indians win over Detroit. Dodgers beat Giants 7-6 in 12 innings with Handy Andy Patko homering twice, and other openers featured Marrero’s Yankees win and Pillette’s seven others in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland
Indiana
Louis Browns
Handy Andy Patko
Dodgers
New York Giants
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Jim Hearn
Hoyt Wilheim
Jackie Robinson
Feller
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Lemon
Steeve Souchork
Browns
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Duane Pillette
Sox
Marrero
Don Marrero
Yankees
Washington Senators
Senators
Allie
Reynolds
Ed Yost
Gil Coan
Hill Serana
Sid Gordon
Willard Marshall
Boston Braves
Phils
Philadelphia
Russ Meyer
Earl Torgeson
Gordon
Marshall
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Bob del' Greta
Detroit
Gray
Littlefield
Hutchinson
Hoeft
Batts
Hegan
Silvera
Houk
Oo Kennedy
Frederick High School pitcher throws no-hitter in 8-0 win
Frederick cadets backed John Carpenter’s no-hit effort with an 8-0 victory at Charlotte Hall. Carpenter fanned five, Ward and Weddle fueled a third inning scoring burst, and the defense sparkled as Frederick’s hitless winners earned another win in a string of strong pitching.
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John Carpenter
Frederick High School
Charlotte Hall
Gene Hummel
Hank Comer
Angleberger
Bobby Weddle
Ward
Weddle
Littlestown
Cadets
Bill Ward
Frederick
Sonny Krantz
lIscks
Frederick AB
Krantz
Young
Comer
Angieberger
Whitmore
Balise
Carpenter
Fowler
MacDonald
Weener
Casagrande Not To Be Paid To Return
Baltimore April 18 The Philadelphia Phillies will not offer pitcher Tom Casagrande more money to lure him back into the storm. Casagrande walked out on the Baltimore Orioles during spring training. He has not signed a contract for this year and will stay at home until a decision is heard. Phillies Farm Chief Joe Reardon said Casagrande is their final offer, above his Wilmington salary, and a higher wage would trigger a new spiral and handicap the Orioles under their working agreement.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia Phils
Tom Casagrande
Joe Reardon
Casagrande
Fordham University
Baltimore Orioles
Seymour
Conn
Orioles
Philadelphia
Reardon
Wilmington
Ninety Three Pimlico Preakness Eligibles Named
Pimlico Preakness entries rise to 93 after six supplements. Hand Some Teddy Jamous High Ground Stables Arroz and Diziana's Sub Fleet among additions. Baltimore race stakes exceed $100,000 with $73,000 from the Jockey Club. May event date still targeted May 17. Jockey Club notes Chesapeake Stakes winner Jampon placed second by a neck. The field value reflects new supplements and premium entry costs. Jockey Club confirms late nominations and purse increases.
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Baltimore
Eac
Maryland Jockey Club
Gustave S. Smith
Handsome Teddy
Max Kahlbaum
Jramoos
High Ground Stables
Comte de
Little Leaguers Mimic Big Leaguers At Bat
New York based NEA reports junior players imitate major leaguers from cap tugging to batting stances. Terms like lumber and big K enter their slang as managers note slang such as Molly Patch, Cadillac and blue darts. Teachers explain the lingo to older fans and observers.
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John McCallum
NEA
Blalt
New York
Ted Williams
Ralph Kiner
Sten Mustal
LLB
Joe
Molly
Molly Patch
Cadillac
Antelope
Damascus Softball Triumphs 6 5 Over Sykesville
Damascus defeats Sykesville 6 to 5 in frenzied Friday game on losers’ field. Lead changes each inning until Sykesville ties in the fifth. Relief Johnson and H Abrahams deliver successive doubles in sixth to seal win. first league game for both squads. Damascus hosts Sherwood next Tuesday.
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Johnson
Henry Abrahams
Damascus
Sykesville Varsity
Frida
Sykesville
Sherwood High
Hoae Johnson
Layton
H. Abrahams
J. Abrahams
Bell
D. Burdette
Tabler
Watkins
L. Burdette
Pickett
C Dulaney
Whalen
H Abrahams
Whitemoan
Bruce
Sandosky
Frederick Plays Exhibition Game at McCurdy Field
The Frederick baseball club of the Maryland State League plans an exhibition against Ijsmaville at 1 30 p m at McCurdy Field. Players with contracts should attend, as should any interested players. Practice starts 12 15 p m, clubhouse facilities including showers and lockers will be open for both clubs. The aim is to be ready for the league opener on April 27 against Brunswick, the 1951 pennant winner, with new uniforms and equipment arriving next week.
Exhibition Sunday at Mc Curdy Field features open positions
Players seeking registration for eligibility to next Sunday’s game. coach Hummel targets Skip Dorsey Heatherly and Cox to show mid season form on the mound while veteran Trout may start for Tony Wagner of Nameville. Wamsville manager Tony will be at McCurdy Field. no admission fee. Navy lacrosse faces Maryland in College Park at 2 30 pm with both teams undefeated. Queen Juliana in California expresses belief war can be abolished among great powers during San Francisco visit.
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McCurdy Field
Hummel
Skip Dorsey
Heatherly
Cox
Tony Wagner
Nameville
Trout
Tony
Wamsville
Frederick
Hamsville
NAVY
Terps College Park
Maryland
Jack Scarbath
California
San Francisco
Juliana
Netherlands
The
Prince Bernhard
Keller May Play in Golf Match Sunday
Charlie Keller may join the Catoctin Country Club golfers Sunday when they host the Hillendale Club’s top players in the first in a series of team matches. Also nominated are Tommy Michael and others as the six two man combinations. The public is invited to the course and club house. visiting players and friends will be guests after the matches.
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Charlie Keller
Yankees
Catoctin Country Club
Hillendale
Maryland
Yankee
Tiger Slugger
Tommy Michael
William Sibert
Charlie May
Bob Prior
Charlie
Tee Green
Glenn Spencer
Bob Harrington
Carl Snook
Buzz Rhoderick
Hammy Derr
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Local League
Boston leads Philadelphia as Chicago defeats St. Louis while Brooklyn tops New York and Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati. Today's games include New York at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Chicago with Boston at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Ijamsville manager Tony Wagner calls the full team to a Sunday 1 PM practice at McCurdy Field to prep Frederick entering the Maryland State League.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wamsville
Tony Wagner
Ijamsville
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Chicago St. Louis
Radio Program Schedule with NBC CBS and ABC Listings
A dense OCR of a radio schedule lists NBC WRAL 1006 and ABC WAL 30 programs, including Hegel, Whitly, Long Show, News Commentary, Jane Ace Show, Judy Canova, Grand Ole Opry, Vaughan Monroe, Mr. Wizard, The Shadow, and various music and variety segments. It notes times, station identifiers, and a string of show titles and hosts across morning to late evening, with occasional sports and theater entries. The fragmentary list reflects a diverse broadcast lineup with multiple networks and personalities, typical of a mid century network radio grid.
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NBC Wral
al Sulley Whitly
V. Kaltesbord
NBC Symphony
Abe
Pentagon
Che
Herles
Abe al Helfer
Sporta
Medicins USA
Abe Pera
N Underground
Jane Ace
Abe Bencing
Rabe
Bob and
Ray
Abe Tarzan Orama
Rcbs Theater of Air
Imbs
Judy Canova
Guy Lombard
Vaughan Monroe Toe
Monroe Abe
Chicago Theater—mba
Settlement Highlights Three Points in Ford Suit
The Frederick Motor Co and Ford Tractor and Dearborn Farm Equipment dealer outline three points in the settlement of a long running suit with Ford Motor Company and Dearborn Motors Corporation. Ford will continue producing the Ford Tractor with minor hydraulic pump changes by year end 1952, Dearborn Motors will continue marketing and dealers will supply repair parts for all past present and future Ford tractors, and Ford tractors will maintain all current advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Motor Co
West Patrick Street
Ford Tractor
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn Motors Corporation
Harry Ferguson
Marty Ferguson
Ford
Dearborn Rotors Corporation
GOP Club Growing In Upper Montgomery County
The Upper Montgomery County Women's Republican Club has expanded from 10 members in February to about 125. It is sponsoring an outdoor rally at the Lee Counselman Farm on Goshen Road between Laytonsville and Gaithersburg on April 26 at 2:00 pm. If it rains, the event shifts to May 3. Mrs. Louize Dixon chairs campaign activities and Mrs. Lee Counselman serves as club president.
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GOP
Montgomery County
Women's Republican Club
Lee Counselman
Goshen Road
Laytonsville
Gaithersburg
Louize Dixon
Doc Bates Signs with Washington Redskins
Weldon Doc Bates, a counter and linebacker from West Texas State, today signed to play pro football with the Washington Redskins in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weldon
Doc” Bates
West Texas State
Washington Redskins
Snails Show Directional Shell Twist Reversals
Researchers note most snails have a right handed shell twist called dextral in most species. In some species the direction of the coiling reverses, producing sinistral individuals that challenge expectations about snail development and genetics.
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Forrest
Bill Clem
Giants
Walkersville
FHS
Pimlico Preakness
College Park
Eddie Teague
Guilford College
Marines
Jim Tatum
Tatum
Teague
Quantico
Tetum
Emmett Cheek
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina
Guilford
Keller
Teolvisies
Wizard
Abe Sammy Kaye
Ebe
Cba
Pet Shop
DuMont
Abe Ken Murray
Cbs
Whiteman
Sid Cassar
Nba Fry
Longe Dale
Apah
Abe the Symhonette
Cbs Rendier
Reag -Amarioss
Abe TV
Shee
Mipsis
Bacchusand
USA
Falcon
Greenarian
Axcept
Martin Kane
Ape Paves Ene
Dra
Godfrey
Whitehall
Nbe
Cha
Gaboy Hayes Siow
Irs
Nick Carter
Benny
Cbs Canad
Pater Salem
Amoe
Amy
Little Bymphonice
Phi
Abe Charlie
Theater Guild
Broadway
House
Enchanted
Coronte Me
Eae
Zirese Guild
Cbe
Abe Opera Cencart
Mabe
Corlins Archermede
Marti Caeton
John J. Antoy
Tris
Europe
Gloria Parker
Tin Pan Valley
Stringer
Gino
News & Variety
S. Market St
North Market St
Dearborn Motors
NG New
Rel .V
Sherwin-Williame
E. Patrick
Ak Action
Harry Ferguson, Inc
Dearborn Meters
Mr. Henry Ford
Frederick Motorco
Patrick
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