Errors Cost Frederick In State Legion Game
Frederick American Legion lost to Greenbelt 64 by costly errors. Despite the defeat, Frederick remains in the state tournament via double elimination. Frederick must beat Glomar today then win a doubleheader over Greenbelt for the title. if Greenbelt wins the first game Sunday, they clinch. Moss had Frederick's only triple, Greenbelt's Ather and Greenbelt pitchers led in strikeouts, and seven Frederick errors helped Greenbelt.
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Green Pelt
Frederick
Gleomar
Havre de Grace
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Geisbert
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Ramsburg
Athe
Young
ADRH
OAE
Mathews
Sloor Hammond
Baker
Vaugan
Rf Day
Aikinson
Endres
Ather
Frederick Ramsburg
Ti Keller
Michael
Duncan
Cf Gastley
Swomley
Frederek
Kelter
Picher Young
Laniness Geisbert
James Fraser
Lisbon Parade Draws Thousands in Fire Brigade Celebration
Lisbon hosted one of its largest parades before about 6 000 spectators. Prizes went to top units including West Westminster for best appearing company and Savage for strongest fire team. Notables C Ferdinand Sybert and James Devereux attended amid bands and guards. a TV film airs Monday at 6 45 on Channel 11.
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C. Ferdinand Sybert
James Devereux
West ™Inster
Savage
Earileigh Heights
Mr. Airy
Morgan Chapel
MYF
Poplar Springs
Boy Scouts
Ann Pickett
Dennis Mullinix
Emily Pickett
BR. L. Long
Damascus
James Barnes
Marine Corp
The
Starlighters
Westminster
Browningsville
Westminster Band
Middletown High School
Army Colored Guard
Gramite
National Guard
Ellicott City
Fire Company
Channel 11
Unemployment Falls in July but Job Outlook Stays Tepid
The July unemployment rate stood at 7.3 percent after seasonal adjustment, with 3,294,000 out of work, down 143,000 from June's peak of 5,437,000. Employment rose 198,000 to 65,179,000, but gains were smaller than usual for July as manufacturing and farm workers shifted, while summer job seekers faced slower hiring. Herb Elliott entered for six days’ Highland Games, eyeing the mile, with rivals Tubootson Lincoln and Thomas among entrants and race conditions described in detail.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Elliott
John Farow
Edinburgh
Scotland
Herb Elliott
Eliont
Edandurzh
Derek Tbbotson
England
Merv Lincoln
Australia
Albert Thomas
Ibbotson
Lincoln
Thomas
Armstrong Too Fast For Rory Calhoun
Arm strong dominates Rory Calhoun in a decisive Madison Square Garden bout winning by scores of 7-2-1, 7-3, and 6-3 on the AP card. Armstrong, 26, with 15th win, eyes contenders such as Basilio Fullmer Webb Giardello Giambra for future big fights. Calhoun, 23, suffers his fifth defeat after a night of strong blows and multiple knockdowns.
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Maceray Rose
Associated Press
New York
4Ryone
Gene Arm
Rory Calhoun
Rory
Calhoun
Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Willie Robinson
Carmen Basilio
iGene Fullmer
Spider Webb
Joe Giardello
Joey Giambra
Robinson
Elizabeth
N.J
Eddie Thompson
Artie Aidala
Nick Gamboli
White Plains
X.Y
Sharp Rise in State Road Contract Awards in 1958
The Maryland State Roads Commission reports a sharp rise in 1958 contract awards during the first seven months, totaling 413 million dollars for 126 miles of road. This contrasts with 1957 data of 35 million dollars for 873 miles. The year also includes 77 miles advertised but not all under contract, valued at 26 million dollars.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Robert O. Bonnell
Psittacosis Stopple Methods Tested at UTMB Gulfport?
Psittacosis, a pneumonia like disease from birds, was discussed at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Proceedings described treating birds and humans, with medicated bird seed and antibiotic use to curb infection. Dr James I Steele cited rapid improvement once treatment begins, noting advances from California trials and ongoing field tests at the Hooper Foundation in San Francisco.
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Galveston
Stockholm
James I. Steele
U.S. Public Health Service
Steele
Veterinary Public Health
Atlanta
International Congress For Microbiology
University of California
Elliott
Lincoln
Perth
Hooper Foundation
San Fran
Cisco
Fight results from Madison Square Garden headline Ace Armstrong wins
The Associated Press reports in New York at Madison Square Garden that Ace Armstrong, from Elizabeth New Jersey, out pointed Rory Calhoun in a 154% bout. White Plains New Jersey noted. Author Louis Golding dies in London after weeks in hospital. Lt Comdr Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett first to fly over the North Pole on May 5, 1926.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Gene
Strong
Elizabeth
N.J
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
London
Louis Golding
Comdr
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Local sports update from Frederick Fair events and leagues
Sportscast covers Morgan Horse Show at Frederick Fairgrounds with 60 plus entries and 30 events, Little League District 11 final at Staley Memorial Park today at 2 30 p m, American Legion baseball at College Park with schedule set, and recaps Walkersville High alumni and Johnson City Class D rookies in regional circuits.
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Frederick Fairy Grounds
Staley Memorial Park
American Legion
College Park
Frederick Legion
Maryland
Frederick Fairgrounds
Dick Smith
Walkersville High School
Johnson City
Tenn
Bluefield
W. Va
4 H Winners Named In Maryland Dress Revue
Mary Teresa Bottner, 17, of Davidsonville won the Maryland 4 H Dress Revue at College Park, earning an all expense trip to Chicago for the National 4 H Congress. She modeled a red blouse sash and polka dot skirt, costing 8 75 to make, and will compete in Chicago Nov 30 to Dec 4. Runners up included Eleanor Keene Carolyn Buck Bonnie Baer and Veronica Little. Bottner joined about 40 4 H All Stars at Friday ceremonies as 1 160 delegates gathered at the University of Maryland campus.
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College Park
Mary Teresa Bottner
Anne Anuadel County
Cambridge
Carolyn Buck
Upper Marlboro
Bonnie Baer
Mangansville
Veronica Little
Thurmont
Frederick County
Miss Little
Mary Teresa
All Stars
University of Maryland
Liston
Ting Bethea
Joe Louis
Speed J
Lerieles
U S Not To Cut Forces It Has In West Germany
Bonn Germany AP General Maxwell Taylor US Army chief of staff said there was no intention of reducing American forces in West Germany. He noted that firepower and tactical capacity remain, despite ongoing reorganizations, as reporters pressed about troop levels.
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West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Maxwell Taylor
U. S. Army
United States
Taylor
U. S
Gaur
Inj
Sonny Liston
Moon Shot Race to Prove U S Space Lead
The United States and the Soviet Union race to achieve a first successful moon shot, with firing plans after mid August using Thor IRBMs as first stages and Navy Van is as second stages. If the Soviets land first minds the U S in guidance and rocket tech. The effort hinges on a sophisticated guidance system and precise timing to return the craft from lunar orbit.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
INEA
U.S
Russia
Navy
America
Moon
Earth
Peil
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