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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1957
Page
13
Bassey Upsets Berrios For World Featherweight Shot
British titleholder Bassey defeated Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico by a wide 12 round decision at Capitol Arena to earn a title bout with Cherif Hamia. Bassey, a Nigerian-born fighter based in Liverpool, advances from a semifinal elimination match as Saddler retires due to eye injuries. The crowd of about 2,600 saw Bassey floor Berrios once and dominate the later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hogan
Bassey
Puerto Rico
Miguel Berrios
Capitol ‘Arena
Cherif Hamia
Liverpool
England
Berrios
Sandy Saddler
Saddler
Paris
Nottingham
York
Syracuse
Miican
Ter
Water holes aid Frederick County streams and wildlife
A cooperative effort by the City of Frederick and the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission dredged six large water holes in the Frederick City Watershed near Piney Swamp and Sand Flat to boost stream flow and wildlife habitat. No fish stocking is planned. ponds provide drought relief and groundwater retention while surrounding plantings support woodland birds and deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefy Kreh
Frederick
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County
Frederick City
Piney Swamp
Albert M. Powell
iGame Commission
Game Commission
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Middle Creek
Friends Creek
Little Hunting Creek
Fishing Creek
Big Hunting Creek
Weekend Baseball and League Schedules Across Frederick County
Sports notes list Frederick High School versus University of Maryland at McCurdy Field with umpires Joe Price and Austin Angleberger. Also details Tri-County and Maryland State League games on April 28 across Beallsville, New Market, Frederick area teams, plus upcoming Monaghan High School and county softball notes and hunting season guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
University of Maryland Fresh
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Joe Price
Austin Angleberger
Bolivar
Creagerstown
Bill Yerry
Broad Run
Buckeystown
John George
Maryland
Beallsville
New Market
Phra- Koehl
Tramsville
Garber Brunswick
Jefferson
Lewis Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Earl Trimmer
Frederick County
City Tavern
East Frederick
Searly
Pen-Mar
Tri-County
Heart of Maryland
Frederick County High School
University of Maryland
Hal Keller
Bobby Moss
Frederick Husners
Siams'vile
William B. Burns
Ijamsville
Fred Young
Lefty Neal
Donnie Brown
Lefty War Ienfettz
Tinker Michael
Buck Jones
Forder Hughes
Tom Moss
Jack Geiser
Tom Geiser
Wil
Ray Cook
Bob Weddle
Tony Wagner
Bud Weddle
Walter OMalley’s Rise From Dodgers Lawyer to Club President
Walter F. OMalley served as a lawyer for the Brooklyn Dodgers before advancing to become club president. His early legal work supported the franchise as it navigated contracts and organizational decisions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. O'Malley
The
Brooklyn Dodgers
Club
Baseball Scores and Golf Notes From Maryland Scene
MLB style standings and schedules include Milwaukee Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and other clubs with recent results and upcoming games. The article also covers Maryland golf events with Terps including Dave Freishtat and a 1957 season golf schedule mentioning Tri-State and Maryland State matches and a Twilight League start.
Frederick High School dominates Catonsville quad meet
Frederick High School won the Catonsville quadrangular track meet with 66 points, Franklin High School 31, Towson 30, and Catonsville 3. Junior varsity results highlighted Eddie Higgenbotham winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes in 10.7 and 24.8 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catonsville
Frederick High School
Franklin High School
Towson
Ivarsity
Eddie Higgenbotham
Frederick
Franklie
I Catonsville
Siine
Mack
Dayett
Exler
Walli'ng
Grove
Eyler
Howard Dash
Wispigler
Ardner
Uteh
Champlin
Avis
Brown
Bristo
Thompson
Krant
Richardson
Gree
Littleton
Herrick
Winpigler
Towson Frankii
Grove Evler
Stup
Strine
Franklin
Tow Ison
King
Klare
LeGore
Meehen
Schreak
Kid
Evler
String
Bargfeldt
Arch
Holdand
Belidon
Barber and Stuy
Bailey
Irving
League Leaders By The Agoristed Race National League
NATIONAL LEAGUE batting leader is Musial of St Louis at .356 with runs by Aaron of Milwaukee at 1d RBI leader Furillo of Brooklyn or Cincinnati, hits by Musial, doubles by Gilliam of Brooklyn and Hoak of Cincinnati, homers by Adcock of Milwaukee, steals led by Gilliam and Mays with 2. Spahn leads pitching for Milwaukee with 30 strikeouts. Pierces leads Chicago and Score with 17. Kell leads batting at .406 for Baltimore. Williams leads runs with 10. Sievers and Williams lead hits for Boston and Washington with 15. Ginsberg, Baltimore 5 doubles. McDougald New York 2 triples. Skiras Kansas City 5 homers. Powis Baltimore Aparicio Landis Rivera Skowron tied for steals with 2. Sisler Boston Harshman Chicago Ford New York tied for 240 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Piersall
Jackie Jensen
Dave Sisler
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Enos Slaughter
Gillie Douzald
Ted Williams
Williams
Boston
Tom Sturdivant
Dick Gernert
Gene
Slaughter
Jerry Coleman
Sisler
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Divant Steadiny
Billy Klaus
Wiliams
Gernert
Jensen
Malzone
Orioles
Washington
Joe Ginsberg
George Kell
Baltimore Oriole
Washington Senators
Detroit Tiger
Frank Lary
Duane Maas
Lary
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinal
Chicago
Cubs
Red Birds
Bob Speake
Cal Neeman
Bob Keegan
Paul LaPalme
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Milwaukee
Redlegs
Braves
Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Joe Adock
Phillies
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Chico Fernandez
Don Cardwell
New York Giants
Connie Mack Stadium
R. H. EL
White
Sturdivant
I Byrne
Berra
R. H. E. Washington
Baltimore
Pascual
Berberet
Moore
Ginsberg
Detroit
Cleveland
Maas
House
Lemon McLisk
Hegan
Nixon
Rh. H. E
Fred. Met. Co
Steven's Gro
Kansas City
Pepsi Cola
Fo. M. Co
Pierce, Keegan, LaPalme and
Prosperity Cleaners
Coca Cola
Lollar
Morgan
Gorman
Ville Cen
Layman
I Smith
Brownies
Harmony Feeds O 'Standines
Wilwaukee
Brooklyn
RBI
Philadelphia
Parceg
St. Louis
Brooxisa
Pittsburgh
Brewcombe
Kline
Shantzil
Gomez
Roberts
Faytack
Score
Burdell
Hacker
Donovan
Keliner
Annel
Rush
Stodbles
Fornieles
Kansas Cry
St.Louis
Iain Boston
Phila
Chgo
Bkyn
Wash
Balto
Musial
Aaron
Furillo
Gilliam
Hoak
Bouchee
Adcock
Mays
Spahn
Milhwaukee
Padres
An Jones
Kell
Sievers
Wash’n
McDougald
Skiras
Powis
Aparicio
Landis
Rivera
Skowron
Harshman
Ford
Pierce
Briggs Quits Detroit Club
Detroit April 26 Spike Briggs resigned as executive vice president general manager and a director of the Detroit Baseball Co ending an era in Tigers history The front office squabble led to his departure with no immediate successor named Briggs said new owners who bought the Tigers from his father’s estate for 54 million dollars last summer won’t trouble him further
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter Oo
Spikes Briggs
Detroit Baseball Co
American League Tigers
Walter’ .O. Briggs
Briggs
Spike
Tigers
Fred Knorr
Knorr
Herold
Muddy} Ruel
Heir
Harvey “Hansen
John Me‘Hale
Burean
Garst
Hansen
Whitmore
Shim
Detroitioox
Doc Greene
Ed Briggs
Middletown
ADRH
Harshman
Icte
Keller
iHansen
J Kuhn
John Fetzer
Bucs Keller
Smith
Walkersville
Walkers-jiment”ville
Hendricks
Anal
Kine
Cook
Shalt
Ahalt
Kline
Middletown Falls to Walkersville in Key Game
In a 4-1 decision at Middletown High, Walkersville upset the hosts despite Walkersville’s fewer hits. Key moments came from a string of walks and pitching by Cook while Middletown’s Kline and Ahalt struggled on the mound. Nearby baseball notes include other developments from the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Walkersville
Middletown
Girls to Wrestle in Hagerstown Return Show
Promoter Kenny Ridenour brings a third evening of women’s wrestling to the State Armory in Hagerstown. Mae Young and Gloria Baratini headline the card as two of the best known feminine grapplers, both previously seen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Kenny Ridenour
State Armory
Ridenour
Spearman to be Called Up by Sox in September
The Chicago White Sox announced that pitcher Alvin Spearman, currently with the Colorado Springs club on option from Vancouver, will be called up in late September. This follows an earlier deal in which Jim Marshall was released to Vancouver, giving Chicago first pick of the Vancouver roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearman Cimicago
Chicago White Sox
Alvin Spearman
Colorado Springs
Vancouver
Sox
Jim Marshall
Spearman
Washington College beats Western Maryland in Mason-Dixon game
Arnie Sten and Snake Becker pitched eight hits as Washington College defeated Western Maryland iv-2 in Westminster Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrors
Westminster
Western Maryland
Washington College
Wray Mowbray
Washington
Ollie Beach
Shoremen
Arnie Sten
Snake Becker
Western Maryland iv
Gene Fulmer and Ray Robinson Prep For Chicago Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Gene Fulmer and challenger Ray Robinson wrap workouts in Chicago ahead of Saturday’s title bout at Chicago Stadium. Fulmer completed three hard rounds with Archie Whitfield while Robinson trained three rounds and Sugar Ray planned three to four more sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gene Fulmer
Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Fullmer
Sparmate Archie Whitfield
Robinson
Sugar Ray Plansi
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Bob Parker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Frank Thomas
Dale Long
Johnny Podres
Crandall
Klippstein
Freeman
Fowler
Antenetli
G_ Jones
Wiestrum
Thomas
Cardwell
Lopata
Roebuck
Bessentandi
Campanella
Purkey
Foiles
A Berrios
Charley Reynolds
Joe Bunsa
Mike Tardugao
Associated Tress
John Hart
Mount St. Marys
Hart
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Mount St. Mary
Umpire's Association
American Legion
Lawman’s Painters , Brownies
Fo Me Co
Harmony Grove
Stevens Grocery
Frederick Motor Co
jSterling Fritz
Eld Stradtmann
State Game and Inland Fish! Commission
Worchester
Wicomico
Somerset
Wee
Allegany
Garrett
Mt. Lena
Knoxville
Brunswick
Mudra Harmony
Jiamsville
Davis
Frederick DeMolay
Mt. Airy
Monaghan
Frederick J
Horiie and Curry
Taneytown
St. Johns Dawie
Emnitsburg
Smith, D. Trimmer
Walkersalle
Phrodoehl
Frederick Varsity
Fairfield
Cashtown
Blue Ridge
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Urbana
Mountaindale
Ballenger
Turkey
Associated Press Iit
Joe Adcock
Ves
Eoguis Siainince
Phil- Hoaded
Jnow
York Giants
Tory
Potomac River
Letty Kreb
Salamander Fire Tower
Johnson’s Swamp
West Patrick Street
Monument
Doyle Royal
Guess
Golf Committee
Charles Price
Fountainhead Country Club
Hagerslows
Edgewood Country Club
Price
Purcellville
MM. Rover
T. Quill
Herman Brown
Robbie Bartell
Jim Garber
G. Shannon
Betty Mayo
J. Harbaugh
J. Slagle
Mais’ Quill
Tom Glass
Tater Doub
jGinny Calhoun
Dan George
Bill Nelson
Ann Clark
Skip Calhoun
Bill Buzzard
E. Ephriam
Swede Larsen
C. Price
Joyce Harbaugh
Rene Gibo
Bill Kreh
Fio Harbaugh
Pete Demchak
Dick Hoffman
Yvonne Meyers
Nevin Baker
Tuck Willard
Bernice Meyers
Bob Hane
Bill Moore
Dorothy O'Bryan
Jim McLaren
Andy Bissette
FHS
Annapolis
Navy
Thompson Stadium
Naval Academy
Morgan’s Cabinet Shop
CERFS
College Park
North Carolina State
Terps
W.E.W. Golf
Tittle League
Louisville Sluggers
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick St
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Rawlings
Robin Roberts
Willie Mays
McGreagor
Shipley’s
N. Market St. Amo
Westerns
Best Sporting Goods
Sporfier 2. Ver
Johnson Geo-Horses
Kinsey's
Motter Ave
Route Aare
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