Softball Loop Opens on Monday in Frederick
The City Softball League starts its twentieth season Monday at 6 30 p m on Baker Park lower diamond. The opening day features American Legion plus Frederick Tailoring Co nine, with a balanced lineup across four clubs and strong rosters from Mgr Bob Rothenhoefer and others. The league will use State Softball Association rules and Umpires Association officials, with a team from the loop aiming for the State tournament later in summer.
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Baker Park
American Legion
Frederick Tailoring Co
Dr. Pepper
Frederick Iron and Steel
Battlers
Steelers
Mar. Haover
Peppers
Legionnaires
Mgr
Bob Rothenhoefer
Ken Lidie
Clyde Martz
Bruce Slagle
Bob Moss
Luke, Murray
Red” Shaffer
Harley
Keyser
Cannon
Colliflower
Burkholder
Rhoderick
Kenny Shaw
Big
Hal Moser
Rollie Atkinson
Frederick Tailors
Frank James
Bill
Dick Swomley
Tony Wagner
Bud Abrecht
Art Simon
Bud Kennedy
Mer
Rabbit Ramsburg
Charley Holland
Lyerly
Fox
Anders
Wachter
Shaffer
State
Frederick Umpires Association
Bartell Hired To Put Some Pep Into Tigers
Detroit hires Dick Bartell as coach to wake up the quiet Tigers. Billy Evans pushes Bartell to prod Wakefield amid tension, with Bartell boasting hustle as the key. Bartell recalls early Philly days after a trade from the Pirates and Phillies for a chance with the Giants.
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Bartell
Tigers
Wakefield
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Dick Bartell
Detroit
Billy Evans
Red Wolfe
Richard Bartell
Dick Wakefield
Walter O. Briggs
Anniversaries of Prominent Americans and Historic Dates
Know America Today lists anniversaries for Michael Hillegas Uriah Levy Alexander McCook Julius Morton and Ellen Glastow with birth and death years and places. It recalls Today in History events from 1793 Washington neutrality to 1949 U S Steel prices and Haifa, plus births of Oppenheimer Vandercook Jefferies Menuhin Ethridge Appley Angoff Zook. It includes a notes on Wakefield and Tigers and a Pythian Easter program.
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Michael Hillegas
Philadelphia
U. S
Uriah P. Levy
Navy
Alexander P. McCook
Columbiana Co
Ohio
Juliuss. Morton
Nebraska Agriculturist
Adams
N. Y
Ellen Glastow
Richmond
Washington
America
England
France
Chicago
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Panama Canal
United States
Channel
Greece
French
Tokyo
Hell
Dutch New Guinea
U. S. Senate
Haifa
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
New York
John W. Vandercook
Zay Jefferies
Erec
Judge Miller cites environment in juvenile delinquency view
Judge Harvey Miller of the Hagerstown Juvenile Court told the Frederick Lions Club that labeling youth as delinquent is a misnomer and responsibility lies with parents and society. He urged church groups, Boy and Girl Scouts, YMCA and similar organizations, warned against punitive measures, and stressed home safeguarding as a key deterrent. The report also notes Lions Club activities, officer elections, and upcoming conventions, plus talks on Alcoholics Anonymous at Hood College and naval recruit training at Great Lakes with two Brunswick men.
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Harvey Miller
Hagerstown
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Washington County
House of Delegates
Girl Scouts
Yo M,c. A.’s
Miller
Hagerstown Lions Club
Niemann A. Brunk
Massey H. Roe
Hagerstown Lions
Carroll France
E. L. Stoner
John Baer
Kenneth Adams
Ken McElwee
Stephen Cunningham
Joseph Vona
Frederick
John Morgan
Focal Lion
R. E. Wilhelm
Clint Hamilton
New York
Atlantic City
Clinton S. Hamilton
Charles W. Magaha
Charles V. Main
Ira F. Ray
Alvey ¥. Renn
Paul M. Carmack
F. Walton Sheip
Raymond G. Shipley
Richard E. Zimmerman
Messrs. Hamilton
Main
Magaha
Ray
Homers Mark Majors Games Openals Giants Beat Dodgers 4 1
In a day of sluggers across major leagues Sid Gordon and Mickey Livingston hit two run homers to lift the New York Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers 4-1. Clint Hartung allowed four hits as the Giants earned their first win of the season. Other bylines include Jimmy Bloodworth Hank Sauer powering the Reds past the Cardinals 5-0 and Bob Sheffing homering with Andy Pafka aboard in a 4-3 Cubs win over the Pirates. The Indians led by Doby and Gordon defeated the Browns 8-2 as Gromek held the Browns to two hits. The White Sox beat the Tigers 5-2 behind strong Chicago pitching, while the Red Sox defeated the Athletics 4-0 on Marchildon’s wildness and ParneLL’s two run single. The Yankees swept the Senators 2-1 as Bauer drove in the winning run in the ninth.
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New York
Sid Gordon
Mickey Livingston
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Clint Hartung
Dodgers
Jimmy Bloodworth
Hank Sauer
Cincinnati Reds
Howie Pollet
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Sheffing
Andy Pafka
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates
Larry Doby
Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Steve Gromek
Browns
Jack Graham
Dick Kokos
Dick Starr
Indians
Doby
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Groth
Detroit Tigers
Groth
Chicago
Macks
Wallis
Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Phil Marchildon
Ted Williams
Marchildon
Bobby Doerr
Stan Spence
Mel Parnell
A’s
Marehildon
Dom DiMaggio
Alex Kellner
Kellner
Johnny Pesky
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Nats
Hank Bauer
Johnny Lindell
Buddy Lewis
Washington
Billy Johnson
Yanks
Archery Play Day At Wilson College Draws Ten Clubs
Wilson College hosts Hood College and five other colleges in an Archery Play Day and Clinic in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Ten archery clubs reps join student archers teachers physical education majors and camp counselors for demonstrations and instruction by Myrtle K Miller and Ann Mullan both noted archery champions. Short haired dogs should not sleep outdoors in freezing weather.
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Chambersburg
Wilson College
Hood College
Frederick
Myrtle K. Miller
Teeia-Wocker
Ann Mullan
Weekly dance at Frederick High draws forty five teens
Forty five teenagers attended the weekly dance sponsored by the City Recreation Commission on Wednesday night in the Frederick High School gym. Mrs. W. W. Corbin was chaperone. The Youth Council will hold a meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Corbin on Frederick avenue.
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City Recreation Commission
Frederick High
W. W. Corbin
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