Tigers Pound Ball To Win New York Opener
Major league openers started April 21 amid bad weather with 166,866 in attendance. Detroit beat Chicago White Sox 4-1 on Groth and Wertz homers, Yankees crushed Senators 14-7, Henrich and DiMaggio homered, Phillies beat Athletics 8,184 fans. Dodgers upset Giants 8-1 as Roe starred. Kiner and Westlake led Pirates 7-5. Cubs blanked Cardinals 2-0 behind Rush. Phils and Braves tied 2-2 in Boston after thunderstorm. Ballenger slate announced for Sunday exhibition doubleheader with new uniforms.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Browns
St. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Shhite Sox
Johnny Groth
Vic Wertz
Groth
Wertz
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yogi Berra
Tommy Byrne
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
DiMaggio
Homer DiMaggio
Henrich
Huston Hed Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Vern Stephens
Ror Campanella
Jimmy Russell
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Ebbets Field
Preacher Roe
Giants
Ralph Kiner
Wally Westlake
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Westlake
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Bob Usher
Danny Litwhiler
Tufts
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Harry Brecheen
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Brecheen
Hal Jeffcoat
Wayne Terwilliger
Philadelphia Phils
Braves
Boston
Mountaindale Sunday doubleheader exhibition softball
Mountaindale plans a Sunday twin bill featuring Rice's Grocery and Frederick Dr. Pepper Games at McCurdy Field. Opener slated for 2:00 pm with Mountaindale manager Jim Powell relying on Norman Stone and Harold Davis. Grocers fronted by Rabbit Ramsburg may start John Wetzel, while Reds Shaffer and Max Kehne will handle the mound for the Battlers.
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Fapst Mountaindale
Rice's Grocery
Frederick Dr. Pepper
M. Grocers
Peppers
McCurdy Field
Mgr
Ramsburg
Max Kehne
Shaffer
Jim Powell
Mountaindale
Norman Stone
Harold Davis
John Wetzel
American League Results From Yesterday
Detroit beat Chicago 4 1 and Boston routed Philadelphia 8 2. New York defeated Washington 14 7. Other clubs not scheduled. Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at Detroit with Cleveland at St. Louis and Washington at New York on the slate.
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Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnatic
Poston
Cincinnati
Lau i Cincinna
Orks
Washington
Cleveland
L. Pet. A
Vacuum Condensing Equipment for Juices at Maryland Lab
Maryland University food lab installs vacuum pan and pump to concentrate juices for freezing. Dr Walls says use includes student training and experiments with fru m alo juice apple juice and citrus. Process reduces water boiling point and preserves flavor while lowering volume for year round distribution.
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Unive of Maryland
EP. Walls
University
Horticulture Department
The Callers Role In A Happy Square Dance
This piece discusses three key elements of a good square dance: the caller who guides the steps, the dance floor band and orchestra providing steady rhythm, and the dancers who must follow the caller’s directions. It emphasizes obedience to the caller, smooth patterns, and rhythm keeping to avoid spoiling others’ evening.
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E¢ Lacy
Burkteeth
Tom Jones
Mary Smith
Tara Hee
Square dancing tips for comfortable attire and steps
The article explains square dancing structure with call patterns and emphasizes three elements: the dancers, the caller, and the tune. It advises wearing comfortable clothing, girls wearing low heel shoes and full skirts, and boys matching outfits, while noting square dancing is strenuous but enjoyable.
Uncle Sam Seeks Proof For Antihistamine Ads Hearings Start April 28
Four FTC complaints challenge advertising claims for common cold antihistamines sold over the counter without prescriptions. Hearings set for April 28 will test whether claims are provable, not drug safety or efficacy. Manufacturers named include Anahist Inc, Whitehall Pharmacal Co, Linon Pharmagenical Mfg, and New York Flat.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Neal
Federal Trade Commission
Tooey
New York
Anahist Co. Inc
Miracle
Whitehall Pharmacal Co
Rite
Linon
Pharmagenical
MD. Mentelare No
PTC
FTC
Food and Drug Administration
Drug Administration
Federal
Jade Commission
Food and Dove
George Larrick
Exreete
Paul B. Dunbar
Preservinia Mane
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Well-Dressed Man With Corn Fiber Suit Charms Farm Week
Ohio State University hosts Farm and Home Week where Teuton of the U S Department of Agriculture showcases a 100 percent corn fiber suit. The fabric, from a Connecticut firm Vicari ENDURPIGN GAMES DAY highlights local baseball action with Middletown and Myersville teams in a Middletown High School diamond exhibition.
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Frank
Teuton
U. S Department of Agriculture
Cerry
Jee Teuton
Ohio State University
Buygan of Agriculture and Industrial Chemistry
Testo
Bureaus Information Division
Vicari
Senday Tiddletons
Myersville
Middletown
Mar
Stroup
Myers«ville
Phy Wath
Valles Jles
Stoop
Heart of Maryland Crewut
Residents guess city and county 1950 Frederick census figures
Nine residents of Frederick city and Frederick County were asked to estimate 1950 population. Estimates varied widely from about 15,800 to 79,300 for city and county combined, with guesses for county alone ranging from under 20,000 to about 45,000. Many declined city or combined totals.
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Frederick City
Prederick County
Frederick Orensus
Eos
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Austin Baffman
Ralph Tittle
Elmer S. Ramsburg
Lewistown
John Mohler
North Market Street
Soap Box Derby Sponsors Seek Entries and Support
The Tri County Soap Box Derby sponsor committee solicits sponsors to fund construction and wheels for race cars while planning for a large turnout. Key Chevrolet urged preregistration at the salesroom to prevent delays on Derby Day and avoid last minute issues.
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Tri-County
Anis Weal
Aerelants
Ia Myedenek Oon
Charles Vo Main
Chain of the
Apomkomshl
Main
Sang Wo Maples
Willams Bo Bennett
Chairean
Mnitt
Chevrolet
Rechatvation
Ciefaloe Turner
Mon
Andy
Western Maryland Ball Team Loses To U. Mia.
Western Maryland and Maryland clashed on the diamond with Maryland winning 14 to 4. Jake Graham and Don Soderberg led Maryland with multiple hits and runs driven in, while Western Maryland's Shivers stayed in the game long enough to keep it close through eight innings before Maryland pulled away in the ninth to seal victory.
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Western Maryland
U. Mia
Don Soderberg
Mary
Stellal
Vasiters
Jake Graham
Maryband
Dave Zatz
Nitsan
Seb Hejbaugh
Fis
Maryland
Carordapha
Western Marylands
Frederick Field Meet Directors Announce Organizing Details
Meet director Melville Stockwell announced the Roger Brooke Taney Track and Field Meet for May 12 at the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The event is supported by the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club with a trophy for the Alin G. Quynn mile. Assistants include George Delaplaine Jr and others, with roles from surgeon to starter and scorekeeper. The piece notes many participating Frederick school students and comments on age patterns among those arrested in 1940.
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Roger Brooke Taney
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Melville Stockwell
Maryland
Frederick Jascoes
Notary Club
Storkwell
Alin G. Quynn
Stockwell
George 2. Delaplaine
A. Austin Pourre
William B. Bennet
Jeelerk
Brooke Parkinson
Leek
Warren Evans
Norbert Heston
Ian Maples, Jr
Arthur Potts
Atwards
Woarove
Bowling League Standings and Highs From Wednesday
Summary of men’s bowling league results listing teams Patternmakers Molders Machinists and Cleaners with scores 48 71 2449 and 20 24 42. High individual game Ivy Moiers 142 and Wesdle Machinists 753, plus high team game Patternmakers 70 and Machinists 1 576.
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Sau Cleaners
G. Sute- Ivy
G. Wesdle
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Tigers
Ballenger
Frederick Independent Hose Co
Ene
Koslo
Maglie Hansen
Westrum
Roe
Campanella
Rick Heinszelmar
Lopala
Ford
Crandall
St. Louis A
Garagiola
Rush
Qwen
Pittsburga
Wehmeier
Smith Erautt
Cooper
Werle
Gregg
Lombardi
McCullough
Ada
Badman
Oklahoma
Homer Cook
Criminal Investiation Division
Munich
Germany
Cook
Army
Pape
Free State
Edward K. Bender
University of
Columbus
Ohio
Frank A. Gilbert
Agricultural Division
Battelle Memorial Institute
Gilbert
Ivand Sand
Ance Sere
Irae Williams
Emmitsburg
Wilma Gillespie
Daffy
Edward Peterse
Alfred
Hogikina Clifford Meskill
Paxton Belmont
Doris Wastler
Phyllis Travers
Harold Keilholtz
Hugh Rand
Lola Liller
Uncle Sam
Tiis
Sehach Finlay
Mary Ahal
Dorothy SieBride de Sandree Bastora
Shirley Saeemaker
Sue Abalt
Alice Halter
Mary Fielen Lneke
Atles Halter
Darsey Cook
Gaurt
Austin Murevay
Carrie Cook
Jefferson Street
Herman Maurer
Brunswick
FW. Clemson
Old Braddeek
Soap Box Derby Group
Superior Bottled Gas
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
U. S
Shipley
RCA Victor
Emerson
Sparton
Sylvania
U1 & S
Bowling League
Osice Ve
Tech Board
Woodsbar
Charley Keller
U.S
Williams Grove
Speedway
HOT Rods
Great Midway
Automotive Service
Vahe Grinding—Motor Tine Up
Seiberling
N. Carrol St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Baseball
Arthur Daley
Salo
Berser
N- Market St
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