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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
10
The NFL will release a heavy fall telecast plan with two Saturday afternoon games on a coast-to-coast network plus the Sunday Game of the Week. About 60 games are set from Sept 25 to Dec 1, with most Saturdays at 5 p.m. EST and nine Saturday night games on regional lineups.
In New York April 28 Huricane Tommy Jackson falls to fifth place in Ring magazine heavyweight ratings as Jimmy Slade becomes the No. 1 challenger to Toby Diattaus. Ezzard Charles leads middleweight ranks with Carl Olson Fighter of the Month. Del Flanagan moves to second in welterweight standings ahead of Billy Graham. Orlando Zulueta becomes second lightweight challenger replacing Eddie Chavez.
The Associated Press lists league leaders with Glynn Cleveland 419 runs Minoso Chicago 12 RBIs Fain Chicago 12 hits Fox Chicago 7 doubles Kuenn Detroit Davwstd New York and Bushy Washington 45 triples Minoso Chicago 3 homers Iensen Boston and Westlake Cleveland 4 Stolen bases Hunter Baltimore Piersall and Jensen Boston and Boyd Chicago 2 Fitting Gromek Detroit 5 0 nat Strikingants Turles Baltimore 28. Ralph Nemac New Orleans outpointed Dennis Pat Brady 138. New York Austraham Tommy Burns 43 Australia outpen. New Castile. We LOOK OUT BELOW! LOVERVILLE Mass Mrs Mary Parker wax walking alone the street a rope dangling from a tree Diane. The rope caught on Po Passing much truck and pulled down the branch on Mrs Parker's head. She had minor cuts.
Officers elected at a Potomac Life League meeting include George Raymond Albert as president Marvin Jemkins as vice president Walizany RB Gross as secretary and George Bennett as treasurer John Glover. They outlined operational procedures and plans for the Brunswick League with a Brunswick school visit to discuss tryouts for 8 to 12 year olds similar to Frederick.
Lightweight Ralph Dupas 18, a New Orleans high school student, fought Dennis Pat Brady to a unanimous 10 round decision on national TV. Dupas opened a cut on Brady, dominated the bout, and led on referee and judges cards with a wide margin.
The Brunswick Little League was formed at an enthusiastic meeting and plans for summer operation are in progress. Boundaries extend through Petersville Jefferson and Point of Rocks. Halier town pledges one team while the others are to come from Brunswick Businessmen with sponsors sought. The league will operate under the national Little League.
National Football League unveils fall television plans with Saturday night and Saturday afternoon games, signaling a major intrusion into college football’s traditionally Saturday grind. Notre Dame and SMU slated for Dec 4 in Dallas, broadcast from Los Angeles and Dallas markets amid time-zone differences.
In a one run loss the Phillies faltered as Robin Roberts faced Pittsburgh and New York. Manager Steve O Neill and Roberts discuss holds and slumps while the Polo Grounds echoes with missed runs.
Frederick High School shored up a 5-1 win over St James Prep with airtight pitching by Jack Kehne and a two-run rally in the fifth inning. Clarence Crum hit a first-inning home run and Gary Linton, DeLauter, and Harper delivered key hits in the late frames as Frederick pulled away. Continued by Garrett and Kehne in later innings, the Cadets earned the victory behind strong defense and timely hitting.
Baseball roundup and schedule notes from the American League with standings and matchups. Chicago visits New York at 1 pm, Cleveland plays Boston, Baltimore vs Washington, and other late games. Weather prompts postponements and a weather forecast for potential tonight play.
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