State Loop Play Begins In Rain Disrupted Opener
Opening schedule of the Afsreland State Baseball League featured two games completed while two others were rained out or partially washed out. New Market routed Liberty 23 to 7, Tramsville edged Woodsboro 6 to 5, and a rain-shortened Yamsville vs Brunswick battled to a deadlock early.
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Afsreland State Baseball League
New Market
Liberty
Tramsville
Woodsboro
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Woodbine
Woodspore
Dixon
Moundstman
Yamsville
Harold “Tooty
Hargett
Johnny Trout
Martz
Crone
H Trout
Donald McClain
Engle
Mayne
Dudderar
Woodsboro AB
H. QO. A
R. Dorsey
Toms
Pridanwg Shankle
R. Tiul
H. Trout
Ramsburg
Weddle
Kline
Mertz
Cinane
Lyarly
Wagner
Samsville
Mart
Marendt
Staley
Trout
Marcudi
Winnhip
Om Dixon
Trout Lin
Wachter
Tinie
Charles Jan, Jr
Trico Loop Season Opens with Slugging by Middletown
Middletown defeated Doubs 8-3 as Jazz drove in runs with timely singles and Crone’s delivery limited Doubs. Buckeystown toppled Lovellsville 14-2 behind Snyder, J. Kelly, Green, and Strailman while Creagerstown pounded Broad Run 9-1 after a weather-delayed start.
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Middletown
Doubs
Creagerstown
Broad Run
Buckeystown
Lovellsville
Mt. Alry
Woodbine
Jazz
Stirley
Valley Nine
Cates
Crone
Carey
Snyder
J. Kelly
Green
Shook
Bucks
Strailman
Homie
Beachley
Smith
Jone Marker
Asling
Italy
Ahaliber
Wuffer
Creagerstown AB. R
E. Hu. Long
Blower
Kolb
Haves
Wogle
Clark
Ib Qaina Ig
Lare
Plumer
B. Long
Fogle
G. Lore
B. Hurster
E. Long
Staten Weaver
G Tare
Ore Beachley
Heather Ivy
YN Smith
Heatherly
Yiteher
Hiss Beachley
Stine, Scorbe
Catharine Byrne
Giants Lose lth In Row In Major League Action
In New York on April 25, major league games featured home run bursts and tight finishes. St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs as Brooklyn Dodgers won 6-3 over the New York Giants extending their losing streak to 11 games. Indians and Senators tied for top in the American League after doubleheader splits with Washington. Pirates beat Reds 9-8 in 13 innings then held a nine-inning tie before a curfew ended play. Mariners?
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Washington
Harry Biecheon
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Giants
Boston
Philadelphia Phils
Secon
Indians
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Reds
Pennsylvania
Wynn
Hegan
Garver
Lollar
St Lewis
Garcia
Gromek
Zuyeriuk
Fahr
Chikales
Tebbetts
Murray
Widmar
Pillette
Schacht
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Holcombe
Niarhos
Houser
Trucks
Ginsberg
Kuzava
Sacka
Lopat
Berra
Philadelphia
HL Frye
Scarborough
McDermott
Kinder
Cooper
Parnell
Guerra
Kellner
Wyse
Powers
Lf. W
Fleming
Sundar Dintenman
Meompete Hoffman
Rollison
Thompson, Konstanty
Semianneberger
Aee J. Page
Kelle
Snyder
Ib J. Kelly
Ai Green
Larson
Sheek
Sensenig
Straitman
Lovettsville
Buckeystown
Eirned
V. Kelly
J. Page
Senseniz
Strailman
Danner
Ranneberger
Dinterman
Hoffman
Ry Hoffman
National League Results and Schedule Summary
Sunday results show Pittsburgh 9 1 Cincinnati 8 1 Brooklyn 6 New York 3 Boston 1 9 Philadelphia 0 10 St Louis 6 Chicago 2 a tied game called after ten innings Saturday scores Brooklyn New York 4 Boston 3 Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 8 St Louis 2 Today New York at Brooklyn rest of clubs idle Night game note American farmers lack of growth in farm milk production has risen 30 percent over the past decade.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
L. Pet. Boston
Philadelphi
Chicage
Pittsburgh Peas
Cinelineati
Afttensberger
Byerly
Smith
Pramesa
Law
Muir
Walsh
Werle
Dickson
McCullough
Fitz Gerald
Fox
Qeen
Vite Gerald
Louis A
Brecheen
D. Rice
Hiller
Walker
I. al Brooklyn
Jdarisen
Gettel
Noble
Erskine
King
B. Edacds
Campanella
Silent Hour and Musical Variety in Evening TV Lineup
A dense TV schedule lists morning through late evening programs including news, commentary, music, talk shows, and dramas. Notable items include Beulah's Lilt, Gordon Macitan Show, Boston Pops, Paul Lavalle Band, and Encore drama blocks with Crime Fighters and On Trial Forum among others.
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Jack Smith
Shaw
Cbs
Finch Crosby
Abe
Inha
Boston Pops
Irma
Flanagan
Mystery
Bob Hawk Shaw
Cbs Next Suns
Abe Tee Shaw
Nets
Dumont
Paul Winchell
Nbe Video
Dolly Wond
Barlow
Chs
al Morgan
Dumient
Abe Heidi Talent
Ebs
Arthur Murray
Snow
N.Y
Dumont 930—Theater
Abe Fhe Coldbergs
Cba
Studio One
Local Racer Steals Show At Glen Burnie
Frederick motor cycle racer John Esworthy dominated Glen Burnie speedway Sunday afternoon winning the half mile elimination heat and final while fending off pro Clyde Keeney in a thrilling finish. Esworthy, labeled amateur in half mile events and expert in TT, topped Keeney as track renovations progress for July 4 races promoted by the Delpheys at the Fair Grounds oval.
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John Esworthy
Frederick
Glen Burnie
Esworthhy
Ritchie Boulevard
Clyde Keeney
Elworthy
Frederick Money
Delpheys
Julien P. Delphey
AMA
Tri County League Sunday Results with uneven scores
Buckeystown defeated Lovettsville 14 to 2 while Creagerstown beat Broad Run 18 to 1 Middletown edged Doubs 8 to 3. Lander-Walkersville game was rained out after 67 innings, ending without a result.
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Buckeystown
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Broad Run
Middletown
Doubs
Lander-Walkersville
Walkersville
Lander
Lavettsville A Ae
Junior County Softball League Openers Highlight Mountaindale
The Mountaindale diamond hosts Lewis town in the season opener as Frederick meets Yellow Springs. Twilight games begin at 6 45 p m daylight saving time. The county teens league is organized under Mountaindale manager Jimmy Powell to train players for senior county teams.
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Mountaindale
Lewistown
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Jimmy Powell
Rain Delays Openers In County Softball League
Rain spoiled opening games as Ballenger defeated Adamstown 13 to 5 and Jefferson shut out Urbana 8 to 0 in abbreviated contests. Second games were washed out. no report from Woodsboro where Brunswick Eagles hoped to play. Ballenger led 4 runs in the first inning while Whitler Brown and Bill Blank combined on the mound. Jefferson’s game at Urbana was cut after five innings due to showers with Rabin g Ramsburg slated to pitch the nightcap.
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Ballenger
Adamstown
Jefferson
Urbana
Woodsboro
Brunswick Eagles
Feagaville
Mel Schwearing
H. M. Feaga
Brown
B. Ausherman
Bill Blank
Max Fireball
Kehne
Guy "Rabbitt" Ramsburg
Ace Moundsman
Amvets Club
Frederick
R. H
Serene
Red Shaffer
House, Rice, Baker and Umbaugh
Detrick Await Tourney Results At Second Army
Honors were divided among six Camp Detrick representatives in the Second Army telegraphic bowling tournament. Results were telegraphed to Fort Meade and will be announced by Second Army Headquarters to compare Detrick’s performance with other installations. HMv2 James N. Smith posted 443 for Camp Detrick’s top game and WOJG Melvin B. Ingebrutsen led with a 507 set. Pvt. Richard Rohrbach and HM3 Dean W.
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Camp Detrick
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
Detrick
Bowling team leaders shine in nine and fifteen game totals
Camp Detrick posted a team aggregate of 7,279 for nine top five games averaging 161.34. Frank J. Thomas led in nine game totals with 1,479 at 164.33 while Fassler had 2,479 at 165.27 across 15 games. Smith and Fassler posted strong doubles and all events figures with high individual marks by Ingebritsen, Rohrbach, Brabander, and others.
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St. Frank J. Thomas
Fassler
Smith
Ingebritsen
Thomas
Rohrbach
Wayne J. Brabander
Brabander
Camp Detrick
Md State Baseball League results and upcoming games
Tramsville beat Woodsboro 8 to 3 as New Market faced Rocks Brunswick was rained out. Mt Airy Woodbine had rain with games planned for next Sunday Woodsboro at Woodbine New Market at Pt of Rocks Brunswick at Liberty Hamsville at Mt Airy. Ted Beard of Woodsboro went 0 for 4 with the Pirates and Charley Keller pinch hit for Hal Newhouser for Detroit.
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Tramsville
Woodsboro
New Market
Liberty
Rocks-Brunswick
Mt.Airy-Woodbine
Woodbine
Pt. of Rocks
Brunswick
Hamsville
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Ted Beard
Pittsburgh
Charley Keller
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Cams
Yamsville
I Pt. of Rocks
Airy Woodbine
Boston-Philladelphia-District Baseball Scores Apr 12
A string of United States baseball results lists scores: New York 6 Washington 0, Boston 4 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 7 Chicago 4, Cleveland 12 St Louis 4, plus earlier 13 innings first game and Sunday curfew two innings. Item includes dinner for Ezra Blank’s birthday and Navy enlistment, plus first Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers meeting forming a joint committee to meet a moderator May 2. Desert Institute in Egypt described as a government group studying deserts for geology geography geophysics water and agriculture.
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers
Board of Directors
Major Tamborn
McDonagh School
Desert Institute
Egypt
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Public sale by order of the Orphans Court of Frederick County follows, listing parcels on East Third and East Second Streets in Frederick City with 10 percent deposit, conveyancing costs borne by purchaser, taxes prorated, and possession at ratification. Also includes notices of other court actions, executorships, and public meetings.
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Frederick City
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Stewart A. Geisbert
Court House
Frederick
East Third Street
Maryland
Metes
E. Austin James
Law Building
West Church Street
East Second Street
U. S
Stewart A. Geisbert, JR
Amert RK
Bowlus
Austi James
New Market
Margaret E. Cronenburg
Admx
Gladys M. Myers
Nelson W. Myers
Ijamsville
Albert I. Page
Daisy L. Page
Daisy L Page
Albert J. Page
Clyde R. Barber
Vivian A. Barber
Stewart Hobbs Brown
H. Kieffer Delauter
Phans Court
Madora Irene Doty
Mary
Erma Elizabeth Bussard
Mildred Doty Thrasher
Freder County
Harriet S. Leather
Mary H. Gregory
Frank C. Shook
Samuel
Ausherman
The
Orphans’ Co
Edith C. Leather
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Dowds
Cook
G. Carey
Neachley
Wetzel
Fry, Joy
ML Baker
Sweadner
Hammond
Poal Stitley
Sn R. Myers
Stevens
Hak
Gepee Engle
Middletown AB
R . L. Myers
Brandenburg
Barnes
Ibn Shafer
E. Stroup
Strawsburg
I Teta
Strobel
Koogle
Fi Rollins
Ip. Stroup
Bruchey
McClain
her—Stirley
Miller
E. McClain
Burall
Eagle
Halls
Rollins
Harris
Wild Ritches
Sneadner
Hildebrand
Sheffler
Zimmerman
Trico
Snick
Wilber
Bickford
HK. E. Philadelphia
ABC
WMT
WMAL
P.L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Tri-County League
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
U. S. Army
Army Medical Service Chemical Come
Ordnance Corps Quartermaster Corps Transportation Carpe Sigres Corps
Military Police Corps
Tan
S&s Army & U. 8
West Patrick SL
Adamstown Noses
Whitler
W. Blank
J. Easterday
MD. State Baseball League
H. Ave. Keller
Tigers
Beard Pirates
Elei Ahi
Ema
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
BUICK
Cadillac
Incing
East
Patrick St
Millard Stockman
Shookstown
Ezra Blank
Bainbridge
William Thomas
Blank
Reuben Stockman
Reba Ramsburg
George Asttin
Maude Volluse
Willie Michaljohn
Ezra Blank, Jr
Dottie Kehne
Reuben
Ruby
Donald
Blaine Thomas
Gladys
James Blank
Robert
Patrick Ramsburg
Cephas
David
Richard
Linwood Stockman
Ellen Baker
Nancy Cook
Stewart Frobbs Brown
Renirsi
Harry D. Radclif
Register of Wills
Frierick County
City Hall
Frederick Munich
S' Airport
G. Hunter Bower
Harry D. Radcliff
Wwrks
Erick County
Dorothy G. Wetzel
George Wetzel
Dorothy Wetzel
Geo W. Wetzel
Emmsburg
Phil Bower
Frederick Co
Pennsylvan
South Oak Lane
Frederi County
Ellis
C. Wachter
Edward D. Storm
Ellis C. Wachter
Equity
Circuit Court
Circuit
Cale
Elle Thomas
Gil L. Thomas
Giles Thomas
Dallas
Georgia
J. W. Watson
Frasier Street
Maretta
Ellie Logan Carruthers
Court of Equity
Ellis C. Achter
Pier
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