Walkersville Jays top Frederick Jayvees 9 to 1 on 12 strikeouts
Walkersville High defeated Frederick High Jayvees 9 to 1 at Husky Park. Dick Smith pitched 12 strikeouts over five innings for Walkersville, while Warrenfeltz and Michael led the offense with multiple hits. Walkersville will host St John’s High Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
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Dick Smith
Walkersville High
Frederick High Jayvee
Lefty Warrenfletz
Lion Jefthander
Smith
Tinker Michael
Lions
Willow
Walkersville
Husky Park
St. John’s High
Walkersville Ab
Whitmore
Horner
C. Garst
Garst
Visner
Rf Zimmerman
Jayvees Stup
Ramsburg
Strmess Hughes
Despeaux Gastley
Zimmerman
Whipp
Warrenfleltz
Michael
P Baker
Stephens
Softball Schedule Set For Frederick County League
The Frederick County Softball League released a complete season schedule announced by Secretary Howard Fisher. Opening Sunday features Walkersville at Lewistown E F A C at Mountaindale and Ballenger at Burkittsville with Ballenger and Burkittsville hosting at Baker Park and Brunswick High School.
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Frederick County
Howard Fisher
Walkersville
Lewistown
East Frederick A. C
Mountaindale
Ballenger
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Baker Park
Brunswick High School
Shaughnessy
E.F.A.C
E.F.A. C
Ballanger
Forfeit Games Ordered After Phillies Uproar at Connie Mack
National League president Warren Giles announced umpires at Connie Mack Stadium were instructed to forfeit games if bleacher disturbances by Phillies fans recur. The rule followed a Sunday beer can barrage during a Phillies Giants doubleheader. Police deployed a 20-man detail. one man, Edward Conlan, was arrested for disorderly conduct after entering the field to speak with a player.
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Philadelphia
Warren Giles
National Baseball League
Connie Mack Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Giles
WSP
Phillies
New York Giants
Bill Rigney
Giants
Whitey Lockman
Giant
Bob Carpenter
Thomas Gibbons
Carpenter
Gibbons
Brooklyn Dodgers
Edward Conlan
Gloucester
N. J
Orioles Engage In Lengthy Practice Before Postponed Game
Baltimore Orioles, hampered by a weak early season batting average, held a long batting practice as their game with the Boston Red Sox was postponed by cold weather. Only Bob Boyd and Gus Triandos hit over .300. Triandos has two homers and five RBIs. Billy Gardner, acquired from the New York Giants, is set for his Orioles debut at third base, replacing Freddie Marsh who is injured with a sprained ankle.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Bob Boyd
Gus Triandos
Triandos
Billy Gardner
New York Giants
Oriole
Freddie Marsh
Dodgers Beat Phillies 6-1 Behind Drysdale Rookie
In Philadelphia on April 23 the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Phillies 6-1 after two hours of play. Don Drysdale pitched nine innings for the win with Campanella and Dickson providing key hits. Phillies’s pitching was led by Pillette and Seminick in a delayed ninth inning rally.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Drysdale
Brooklyn
Drysdale
Campanella
Dickson
Pillette
Seminick
L— Dickson
Dodgers Pitcher Drysdale Wins Debut in Nine-Hit Victory
Pitcher Drysdale, in his first major league start for the Brooklyn Dodgers, stopped the Philadelphia Phillies on nine hits for a 6-to-1 victory. Pewee Reese drove in two runs with a single during a three-run rally that secured the win.
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Associated Er
Doc Drysdale
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pewee Reese
Dryasdale
Russians Seen Strong In Olympic Rowing
Mt Airy club in Maryland State League shows improvement with infielders Robert Franklin Elwood Kessler and outfielder Robert Dayhoff plus pitcher Johnny Harris. Manager Arthur Lowman notes the return of his Army-bound son Robert Lowman and says the team is stronger infield and pitching. New York reports coach Joe Burk predicts continued strength for Soviet rowers as the U S plans more workouts amid rain and cold.
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APAL
Cana
Vaneee
Arthur Lowman
Lowman
Army
Robert Lowman
Bob
Keller Day
Bud Gartrell
Harry
Easton
Ray Luba
Rip Rippeon
Paul Gaither
Irving Wagner
Stanley Lare
Lare
New York
Pennsylvania
Joe Burk
Burk
Thurmont
Europe
Mt. Airy
Clifford
Tip) Goes
U.S
Sam
Goes
Gary Hurst
Roy Lee
Wolfe
Junior Softball League Meets Thursday Night
Frederick area junior softball league organizers call an open meeting for teams under 21 at the Frederick YMCA Thursday at 7 30 PM. Walkersville and Mountaindale may exit title contention as East Frederick A C Shaughnessy champs Tihartutown and Frederick Rollers expected to run in the Derby prep events.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Walkersville
Mountaindale
East Frederick
Baseball score and schedule roundup
Summary of American and National League standings, late results, and upcoming fixtures. Mentions teams Milwaukee New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Washington Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit Kansas City St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago. Includes daily schedule for today and recent postponements due to cold weather.
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Milwaukee
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
York
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Stobbs
Bucks
Worterfield
Palica
Detroit
Kansas City
Gromek
Shantz
Philadelphia
Erskine
Rogovin
M. Worthington
Kline
Buhl
Hacker
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Scantlebury
Mizell
Demarco and Martinez to Meet on June 16 at Fenway Park
Former welterweight champion Tony De Marco and undefeated Vince Martinez agreed to a 10 round outdoor bout June 16 at Fenway Park Boston. Martinez gets 40000 guarantee plus 27 percent of net gate De Marco 27 percent. Gate forecast at least 250000 with venue cap 350000. Tickets 5 to 20. no TV yet possible closed circuit.
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Boston
Tony Demarco
Vince Martinez
Fenway Park
Martinez
Demarco
Sam Silverman
Boston Red Sox
Silverman
Averages Remain Trickier Early In Baseball Season
New York April 23 Reporting rough early results as 15 to 20 games are needed to normalize averages. Notables include Luis Aparicio at .143 with the White Sox, Frank Robinson at .182 with the Reds, and rookie Jerry Lumpe at .350 with the Yankees but four errors in six games. Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra pace power for the Yankees, while Stan Musial and Roy Jablonski share eight RBIs for the Cardinals and Reds respectively. Leading hitters include Ken Boyer at .565 with St. Louis, Wally Moon at .455, Bill Sarni at .318, Dee Fondy at .500, and Don Blasingame at .364 as lineups adjust after injuries.
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New York
Ted Williams
Jose Valdivielse
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lumpe
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Mantle
Yogi
Roy Jablonski
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Ouen
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Williams
Boyer
Wally Moon
Bill Sarni
Don Blasingame
Alex Grammas
St Johns Grabs 9 2 Win Over Taneytown at Home
St Johns High powered to a 9 to 2 victory at Taneytown as Don Rice limited Carroll Countians to three hits with ten strikeouts. Grove and Kennedy provided early scoring while a wild pitch and passed ball added runs. The Johnnies improve to 1-1 and host Walkersville High at Husky Park Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s High
Taneytown High
Don Rice
Carroll
Taneytown
St. John's
St. John’s
Peanut Kennedy
Holgate Grove
Kennedy
Grove
Dave Windigier
Bill Warner
Johnnies
Walkersvile High
Husky Park
Ab. R. H. C. A. E. Warner
Maiole
DO. Winpigler
Taneytown Myers
Westine
Crapster
Wantz
Henshaw
Moose
Shantz
Reever
C . Simpson
John's
D. Rice
Simpson
BD. Rice
Spriggs
Middletown High baseball and TV writers mix sports and TV hots
The report blends Middletown High baseball prospects with TV and radio insider views. It notes pitchers and hitters like Br u nk sw i ck s Bill and a left handed lineup with players such as Keller Sigler and Kefauver in a broader discussion of broadcasting, script writing, and sports figures. The piece highlights Middletown’s 13 13 tie with Boonsboro and wins over St John’s. It also mentions Paul Arizin winning the March Pro Athlete of the Year award and four Israelis killed in a Negev ambush near the Jordan border with U N observers on scene.
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Wluulnau I
Uwe
Ae Kg Eau
Monte Irvin
Carroll Horine
Middletown High
Milwaukee
Bill Nine
Brunswick
Bruton
Johnny Logan
Ewer Sempe
Braves
Hare
Gene Lewis
George Kuhn
Rudell Adalt
Roberts
Keller
Heart of
Maryland
Herbert Hirschman
Adalt
Alcoa Hour
NBC
Burkittsville
Television League
Wade Keller
Elwoodsas
Thrasher
Bob Script
Roy Sigler
Sidney Jenkins
Nedimum
Kefauver
Trie Cuildmont
Bob Cole
Horiie
John Shafer
Douglas Zittle
Larry Ahalt
Rudell
Roland Wolfe
Daniel Toms
Middletown
Boonsboro
St. John’s High
St. John’s
New York
Paul, Arizin
Philadelphia Warriors
Arizin
Big Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Eddie Arcaro
Jerusalem
Negev
U.N
Dick Alban Traded To Detroit Lions
Detroit April 23 Lionel Lions traded offensive guard Dick Stanfel to the Washington Redskins for defensive halfback Dick Alban. Lions GM Nick Kerbawy said it begins a series of deals over 10 days. Stanfel was a four season Lion and three time all pro. Alban, a Northwestern graduate, played four seasons for the Redskins. He is six feet tall and 197 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Dick Stanfel
Washington Redskins
Dick Alban
Nick Kerbawy
Lions
Buddy Parker
Stanfel
University of San Francisco
Alban
Redskins
Northwestern
Middletown Track Team Eyes Walkersville Dual Victory
Coach Carroll Horiie names about eight boys to boost Middletown High in a Wednesday dual track and field meet at Walkersville, opening the Walley squad’s season after weather and track setbacks. Key events include Shoemaker in sprints, Sigler and Horman in distance and quarter events, Stevens in the half, Keller in high jump and pole vault, Little in shot put, Kefauver in broad jump, plus upcoming meets with Maryland School for the Deaf and invites to Roger Brooke Taney Invitational and County championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Horiie
Middletown High
Walkersville High
Walkersville
Walley
Gene Ifert
Paul Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Roy Sigler
Wayne Horman
Billy Stevens
Wayne Keller
Douglas Little
Ned Kefauver
Middletown
Maryland School For the Deaf
Horiie
Roger Brooke Taney
Baseball Sluggers Lead Hot Bat Averages Across Leagues
Summary of batting leaders across teams including Willie Mays and Dusty Rhodes while noting subpar hitters such as Jackie Robinson and Al Kaline. Highlights include Bill Skowron leading Yankees at .542, Gus Triandos at .320 for Baltimore, and Red Sox, White Sox, and Phillies standouts with various high marks. Also mentions current high school spring sports events and local tournaments.
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Willie Mays
Dusty Rhodes
Hank Thompson
Daryl Spencer
Wes Westrum
New York Giants
al Dark
Whitey Lockman
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Gene Freese
Andy Seminick
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodger
Detroit
Charley Maxwell
al Kaline
Kansas City
Joe Ginsberg
Enos Slaughter
Gus Zernial
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Sherm
Lollar
White Sox
Sox
Nellie Fox
Walt Dropo
Middies Down Terrapins in Navy Baseball Win
Navy sophomore Ben Montoya limited Maryland to four singles and added a two run double as the Middies beat the Terrapins 7-1. Navy totaled five hits with three for extra bases, while Maryland drew seven walks and made four errors aiding Navy. Henderson, Weiss, and Beau champ pitched for Maryland. Montoya earned the win with Doane and Eaton backing. Maryland slump continues as Terps drop to seven losses in a row. Navy improves to seven wins against one loss and one tie.
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Annapolis
Navy
Ben Montoya
Maryland
Terrapins
Terps
Montoya
Howie Heiden
Henderson
Weiss
Beauchamp
G. Doane
Eaton
W—Montoya
L—Henderson
Fights Last Night From The Associated Press
New York bouts featured Gonzalez over Poirier by points as Elorde stopped Lane in San Francisco. Oakland saw notable weight classes while New York prepared for the NBA annual draft next Monday and the league meeting from Saturday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tex Gonzalez
East Orange
N.J
Gene Poirier
Niagara Falls
San Francisco
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Clea| Lane
Oakland
National Basketball Association
NBA
Radio and TV Listings Across Multiple Networks and Times
A dense listing of radio programs across MBS WOR ABC WMAL CBS WFMD NBC WBAL and television slots shows the day’s schedule from morning to late evening. It highlights news, dramas, music, variety hours, and serials with notes on content emphasis and pacing for Prime time viewers.
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MBS
WOR
ABC
WMAL
CBS
WFMD
NBC
WBAL
Recreation League Walkersville Results and Scoring
Walkersville Maryland reports weekly results with Jacobson's scoring 40 points in a bout against FL W. 38 35 34 28 27 27 25 24 22. Teams listed include Brunswick Eagles Walkersville Motors Kelly's Mill Renn's Pontiac Ballantine Ale Joe's Cleaners Tucker's Stokers Union Bridge. Highs: Cramp ton Jr. 165. Martin 388. Jacobson's 611 game and 1777 set.
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Walkersville
Maryland
Jacobson's
Brunswick Eagles
Walkersville Motors
Kelly's Mill
Renn
Joe’s Cleaners
Tucker's
Union Bridge
Walkers Motor
Joe’s
Jacobson’s
W.F.W
TV writing proof: passion over profit and patience matters
The article urges TV writers to seek genuine purpose over money. It stresses that success comes from honest storytelling and months of steady work, not quick drafts. It counsels delaying submissions after finishing a script to gain a fresher perspective.
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Mt Airy
YMCA
Michael Rhodes
Kentucky
High King
Churchill Downs
Louisville
C. V. Whitney
Golf Ace
Jamaica
Cincinnati Limited
Derbytown
Grammas
Dee Fondy
Chicago Cubs
Hobie Landrith
Pminatanadt
Daal Ia Hittine Ani
Valley Nine
Charles Mercer
Frederick High
Johns Hopkins
Washington College
W Md
C. U
W. Md
Dickinson
Boonsboro High
Williamsport
Middies
Texas
Glenn C. Kelly
U. S. Army
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Fort Bliss
el Paso
Camp Hanford
Seattle
Wash
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Kelly
Fort Lenard Wood
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Weat
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Bing Crosby
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Nbe
Eddie Fisher
Jack Carson
Cbs Treasury
Mbs World
Abe
Finus
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Sound Mirror
Abe News & Story
Amon
Andy
Cbs of
Mba
Joseph Harach
Tex and
Jingz
Cbs Dance Orchestra
All Nets
Kukla
Ollie
Aba Oldersleeve
John Daly
Abe News
Dinah Shore
News Caravan
Martha Raye
Phil Silvers
Navy Log
Wyatt Earp
Jane Wyman
Abe Meat
Circle Theater
Abe Red Skelton
Cbs Cavalcade
Husband—cha
Steve Allen
Nhe
Meeds
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Philco
Hotpoint
Motorola
N. Carroll St
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Philip Wertheimer
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Realtors
N. Court St
Tel
Atwater 2A
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market St
THE
America
Betholine Sinclair
Alr Refining Co
Sherwood Division
Baseball
Louisvile
Babe Ruth
Batrite Bats
Wilson Discounts
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Patrick St
Scott Atwater
North Market St
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