Awards Night At Y M C A Adds 106 Medals Trophies
The local YMCA held its annual Awards Night on Thursday, presenting more than 106 medals trophies and insignia across junior and intermediate divisions. Alvin G. Quinn and Jack Griffin led the presentations as winter sports, led by basketball, dominated the honors with several named all star teams and most valuable players. Refreshments followed the ceremonies.
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Dick Gastley
John Kreissiz
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Robert Schick
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Thomas Michael
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William Seidling
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St Johns baseball falls 4 2 at Walkersville
St Johns varsity loses 4 to 2 to Walkersville High at McCurdy Field. Both St Johns runs were earned as Walkersville capitalized on a three run third inning. Pitching mixed. Rice allowed four runs over four plus innings, Smith worked six, Hess and Duncan split duties for Walkersville. Umpire Kehne. Time 1 53 5. Scorer Rath Wats Spriggs.
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Frederick High School nine scores big win over Rockville
Frederick High School defeated Rockville 4-1 at Cadet Field in the first game of a two-team twin bill. Billy Hoeft allowed six singles for the Cadets while striking out 18 in a pitching effort that led Frederick to its fifth straight win on the season. The Tigers and other MLB items are part of the same recap, but the core report centers on Frederick's 4-1 victory and Hoeft’s 18 strikeouts.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Summary
National League leaders include Mueller of New York for batting and Briton of Milwaukee for runs with 17, Thomson and 21 RBIs. Pitchers Erskine and Vieara tie for wins at 3-0. American League lists Kahine Detroit for batting and Carrasquel Chicago for runs with 17, Skawron New York for RBIs with 18, Fox Chicago for triples, Nieman Chicago for home runs, and Katine Detroit for steals.
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Red Sox Hold White Sox. Reds Rally Past Pirates
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights Joan Delock pitching a 3-1 win for the Red Sox over the White Sox, allowing three singles. Ray Jablonski drove in all three Reds runs as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 3-2 to halt a six game skid.
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New Auto Group Signs 30 Members
Fredericks new allamobile club of anime drivers has signed 30 charter members led by President David Roode. The group will screen applicants for founding membership during a meeting of the Road Angels at the Frederick YMCA. Membership targets younger men with licenses in good standing verified by the MVD after committee scrutiny, emphasizing safety, courtesy and car performance.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today's AP Rundown
The Eastern Time report lists Boston at Chicago 1:30 pm and New York at Kansas City with pitchers Nixon and Shantz. Washington at Detroit 2 am, Baltimore at Cleveland 7 pm. Yesterday saw Boston lose to Chicago and Detroit beat Washington as the season unfolds with multiple schedules and standings noted.
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Jamsville To Open Home Season At Ijamsville
Ijamsville hosts Jefferson this Sunday at 2 p m for Maryland State League opening game. Jefferson fields a stronger club this year after last season’s 8 win record. Rams bore, manager, says Jamsville won’t be overconfident despite a seven run surge against Brunswick last Sunday.
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