Winners In Model Plane Contest Here
Robert Francis Barrick president of the Frederick Model Airplane Club and Eugene F Wempile won top local honors as about 2 500 people watched the Exchange Club s second annual model airplane show at Frederick s Municipal Airport Rain delayed the program but it finished Barrick led the senior division and Wemple the junior division Other winners included Gerald Seidel Jr Edward Zentgraf Bob Gutar Ray Volkert Martin Mac ing and others across the 12 A Free Flight A speed B speed C speed and beauty events with many place getters named.
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Robert Francis Barrick
Frederick
Norristown
Edward R. Zentgraf
Pasadena
Bob Gutar
Freemansburg
Ray Volkert
Phillipsburg
N.J
Ed Lespravage
Bethlehem
John Priwilsky
Seidel
Max E Ruphin
Baltimore
Martin Macing
Matawan
N. J
Macing
Andrew J Oliveri
Silver Spring
Russ Brown
Hagerstown
Oliveri
Brown
C-speed
Juniiors
Spaude
A L. Jones Jr
Nick Pappas
Washington
Draycott Hooke Easton
Henry Speilman
Dennis Gregory
Robert Heminway
Audubon
Bob Huffer
Annapolis
Sylvester Spahn, Jr
Dover
Edward Smith
Ralph Roysex Jr
el Reno
Okla
Ray Nyce
Collegeville
Dennis E Warner
Laurel Pa
C. BR. Scott
New Castle
Martin Maciay Jr
Sam Gossard
Johnstown
Rams Too Classy Too Speedy For Steelers
In Portland Rams defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers 35 to 24 in a National Football League exhibition. QB Bobby Van Brocklin connected on big plays with end Bob Boyd and running back McCormick among the highlights before a crowd near 21,000 under the lights. Pittsburgh scored on Chandnois and Rogeli with Michalik adding a field goal and conversions. In training Camp Pendleton, Cpl Lynn T. Moore participated in amphibious exercises July 19 27.
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Augush
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Worm van Brocklin
Rams
Jim Fink
Vic
Haganege
Rogel i
Plunge
McCabe
Tun
Michalik
Saids
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Cpl
Lynn T. Moore
C T Moore
Khnoxville
Danville Thanks Frederick for Babe Ruth League Hospitality
A Danville Virginia Babe Ruth League sponsor thanks James Fraser and Frederick Maryland for excellent hotel meals and covering expenses during the regional tournament. The letter praises Fraser's leadership, sportsmanship, and hopes Frederick will join the World Series in Austin Texas.
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Danville
James Fraser
Virginia
Frederick
WY. C. Smoral
Chamber of Commerce
Francis ‘Scott Key
Fraser
J Frederick
Maryland
Austin
Texas
Jim
Ford Wins All American Golf Tourney in Chicago Finish
National PGA champion Doug Ford shot a final round 70 to win the All American Golf Tourney in Chicago by three strokes. He finished 277 for 72 holes, 11 under par, to claim $3,420. Leo Braggitt placed second with 280. Peter Thomson led at 34 holes before Ford overtook the field amid a brisk wind.
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Chicago
Doug Ford
Ford
Tom O'Shanter
Australia
Peter Thomson
Leo Bragett
Willoughby Ohio
Thomson
Freddie Haas, Jr
Tom
American Legion State Junior Baseball Finalist Tilt Result
Baltimore Westport led 6 to 0 over Silver Spring in a rain interrupted second game with both teams holding one loss apiece as the contest was called due to rain.
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American Legion
Baltimore Westport
Silver Spring
Heart Md League Yesterday's Results Summary
The schedule shows a Taylorville Yellow Springs versus Frederick DeMolay Harmon match and Bolivar 9 Woodbine 0 with rainout and forfeit noted.
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Yellow Springs
Harmony
Bolivar
Taylorsville A
Woodbine
Red Sox Triumph Over Kansas City 16-12 in High-Scoring Tilt
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press highlights Norm Zauchin of the Boston Red Sox collecting three hits including a home run, driving in three and scoring four as Boston beat Kansas City 16-12. Johnny Schmuiz of the Washington Senators tossed 10 outs and contributed two doubles driving in two as Washington defeated Cleveland 9-3.
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Associated Press
Norm Zauchin
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Kansas City
Johnny Schmuiz
Washington Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Colts Scout Eagles in Hershey Exhibition Clash
Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank sent four assistants to Hershey Pennsylvania to scout the Philadelphia Eagles in an intra squad game Charley Winner said the Eagles looked stronger and ran the ball well Norton Wegert showed first class form in offense The Colts will resume practice for a Saturday night exhibition against the Eagles in Hershey marking the season opener for both NFL clubs.
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COLTS
Eagles
Westminster
Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Cols
Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Charley Winner
Jerry Norton
Ted Wegert
National Football League
Multiple Injuries From Four Highways Accidents
Eleven people were treated for injuries from four county road crashes reported by state police weekend. A Myersville crash on U.S. 40 left one driver jailed for drunken driving after his car struck another and overturned. A Bartholows intersection collision sent five to Frederick Memorial Hospital, with Mt. Airy firemen aiding. A head‑on on Yellow Springs Bethel road damaged a Chevrolet sedan. driver treated for abrasions and discharged. A third crash near Dickerson injured Germantown soldiers William Clemence and Larry Hawkins, transferred to Suburban and Walter Reed/Bolling Field for treatment. Authorities continue investigations.
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Canada
U.S
Myersville
Bartholows
Mt. Airy
Campbell
Ridge Avenue
Verona
Francis J. Campbell
Gary
L. Brandan
Sandra L. Brandan
Albert Heddon
Paul F. Bittle
Bartholows Crossing
Berniece L. Davis
Lee Place
L. E. Warner
Wilson Avenue
Baltimore
Brenton F. Warner
Lynn Warner
Brenda C Warner
E L Baum
Dickerson
Germantown
Wilam Clemence
Larry Hawkins
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Bolling Field
Hawkins
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
King and
Martin
Prize winners list omits Frederick names in reunion report
The Aug Std mentions the Popsicle Ranch Brands contest winner Larry Phebus of Frederick Maryland among prizes, while the Gross Reunion item from Frederick has missing names My and Ars Conner Gross.
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New York
Larry Phebus
Frederick, Md
Gross
Ars Conner Gross
Frederick
Actress from Frederick Finds Film Career Peak in Hollywood
A Frederick native rose to prominence in Hollywood, starring in motion pictures during the mid 20th century. Her career highlights span from early 1940s to mid 1950s, leaving a lasting mark on regional entertainment history.
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the News
Frederick
Sevenland
Hollywood
Floods and local notices mix with entertainment news
Reports of flood damage near Bennett's Creek south of Urbana after a downpour. Donkey baseball for New Market Volunteer Fire Department raises funds with Clyde Smith as president. Actress Janet Beecher dies at 70 in New York after a long stage career. Warsaw floods threaten southern Poland and Rabka health resort with evacuations under way.
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Bennett
Hwinemeln
New Market
Sjamsville
Clyde Smith
James R Hahn
Washington, Conn
Janet Beecher
George Apley
Eng
Poland
Vienna
Austria
We Warsaw Radio
Rabka
Nehru surveys flood area in central India tragedy
Prime Minister Nehru flew over flood stricken areas of central India today where at least 40 persons have perished. About 500000 homes have been destroyed and thousands of acres of crops ruined in the disaster.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Buenos Aires Largest Spanish Speaking City Globally
Buenos Aires is noted as the largest city south of the equator and the biggest Spanish speaking metropolis in the world.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
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