Lefty Kreh profiled in Wall Street Journal feature
The Frederick News Post and Baltimore Sun outdoors writer Lefty Kreh, famed for hunting and fishing columns, is spotlighted in a WSJ front page feature. The piece notes his memories of Ted Williams, his family’s publishing ventures, and local ties including Fort Detrick. It also covers letters about IRS errors, community notes, and school band pride.
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Jack Griffin a lifetime coach and educator in Frederick
Retired West Frederick Junior High physical education teacher Jack Griffin reflects on a 30 plus year career centered on fairness and shaping youth through sport. He founded the Frederick Track and Field Club, coached at Frederick High, and led national teams including Olympic duties. Griffin credits mentors from NYU and the YMCA for guiding his code of ethics and dedication to the 80 percent of students who fall between.
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SPEEDBALL TO OPEN 1953 CITY LEAGUE IN BAKER PARK
Frederick area sports page notes speedball, a modified baseball, returns for the 1953 City League season with two evening games in Baker Park. Mayor Elmer F. Munshower is to toss the first balls as Cupid the educated pony headlines at the Frederick Theater. The Frederick Woman's Civic Club meets at the YMCA to discuss Citizenship in America and foreign affairs.
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Frederick County 1963 liquor licenses rise fewer than 1959
Statistics released show 1963 licenses approved for 165 establishments, down from 177 in 1959, per License Commissioner Louis V Myers Jr. The Frederick Y M C A directors approved razing a barn on North Market Street for a new building with construction hoped to start spring 1964 and finish in 1965.
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