Little League Training Set to Begin in Frederick
Frederick Little League opens spring training Monday at McCurdy Field with tryouts by age group for players under 12. President Jim Grove announces dates for 12, 11, and 10 year olds born between August 1 1950 and July 31 1951. Participants must live within Frederick city limits or Camp Detrick and bring gloves and their number on the uniform.
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Drafted For Pro Basketball League 86
New York April 25 News reports 86 college stars led by Gene Melemorre and Sam Ranzino were drafted by 10 NBA teams. First picks included Melemorre at Baltimore and Ranzino to Rochester, with others chosen by Tri-Cities Indianapolis Fort Wayne Syracuse New York Boston Rochester Philadelphia Minneapolis. Notable players Hutchins Sunderlage Skoog. teams used in territory picks. three All-America stars still juniors ineligible.
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Lights To Shine On Frederick City Softball League Start
Frederick city managers announced under arc lights the City Softball League opener set for May 8 with AMVETS versus Quaker City. May 10 features Rice’s Grocers against Camp Detrick. Mayor Munshower may throw first ball. Teams, contracts, and August finish frame a 1 8 game schedule ending with a Shaughnessy post-season.
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Wilbur Cline
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Wellsville Falls Short In Niagara Falls Game
Wellsville Rockets lost 4-4? to Niagara Falls in a spring training Inter-camp game at Chambersburg with damp conditions. Niagara Falls pulled ahead with late runs in the seventh, Wellsville tied in the sixth, then De Perro scored the winning run for Niagara Falls.
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Thurmont High Beats Brunswick Nine In League Opener
Thurmont High defeated Brunswick 5 to 3 in a league opener at Thurmont. Phillips allowed three hits and struck out nine, while Brunswick failed to cash in on timely chances. Bruns wick’s record drops to three wins and two losses. Thurmont improves to 1-0.
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Giants And A s Struggle In Curtailed Doubleheader
Baseball recap notes the New York Giants and Philadelphia Athletics each lost multiple straight games amid a curtailed slate. Ed Waitkus and Richie Ashburn drove in runs for Philadelphia while Ken Heintzelman pitched well for the Phillies. The Athletics were shut out by the Yankees. Sam Jethroe homered for Boston in a 6-5 win over Brooklyn. Also mentions other NL and AL results and standings.
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County Loop Election Held for Frederick County Baseball League
Frederick County Baseball League officials organized a four team loop at a Frederick YMCA meeting. Thurmont will draw Blue Ridge Summit players, Mt. Airy will get Damascus help, and Middletown plus Union Bridge field their own clubs. Officers elected include Harry Smith Walkersville president Homer Remsberg Middletown first vice president Dr Arlington Flory Thurmont second vice president Minor Simpson Frederick secretary and George Millen Union Bridge treasurer. The league plans to expand to six teams if franchises post guarantees. The season opens June 2 with a split schedule and a potential Shaughnessey series after the four clubs finish. If six clubs join, an August 18 15 week schedule will be run.
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Arlington Flory
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Shaughnessey
College Football Greats To Gather For All-America Awards
Washington hosts the national Celebrity Golf Tournament on June 23 where the AP all-time All-America team will receive awards. Invited first team players include Oosterbaan Hutson Nagurski Henry Suffridge Thorpe Nevers Schulz Eckersall Grange. Red Grange cannot attend. Proceeds aid juvenile delinquency programs. Ted Smits to present awards.
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Red) Grange
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