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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1950

Page

3

Pin-Up Girls To Play Twin Bill Friday

The Washington Pin-Up Girls softball team will play a charity doubleheader at McCurdy Field at 7 30 p m Friday August 25. The event features local teams Staley Park Stags and Over-40 Fred pate, with the Pin-Ups selected to showcase beauty and softball prowess for the Civitan Fund.

Warren Smith Civitans Charity Fund Washington McCurdy Field Staley Park Civitan Smith Frederick Twin Bird Bauman Frederick Civitan Club

Saint John's Faculty Attend Summer Sessions

Over six weeks Saint John's High School faculty pursued courses at Johns Hopkins University and Notre Dame College Baltimore. Sister Mary Rosita studied Adolescent Development and Library Science. Sister Marie Michelle took Conversational French and English. Rev. Herbert R. Jordan did graduate work in education and English and lectured on Catholic Philosophy of Education. Sister Mary Lucetta followed religion, art, and education courses at Notre Dame.

Saint John’s High School Johns Hopkins University Notre Dame College Baltimore Mary Rosita Wendell Cruze Wilson Teachers’ College Gilmore Aarestad Hopkins Marie Michelle Notre Dame Maura N. D Herbert R. Jordan John Grinell Indiana Teachers College Luther Mansfield Williams College Bryllion Fagin Father Jordan Hopkins University John Brubacker Yale Education Department Brubacker

American League Results Yesterday

Results show Philadelphia beat New York 5 to 3 and Washington defeated Boston 11 to 3. Detroit rolled over Chicago 10 to 1 while Cleveland bested St. Louis 4 to 4? The second game was called at darkness after seven innings. Tonight Philadelphia visits New York Boston hosts Washington Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St. Louis. Two twinmite games slated.

Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago Washington Boston Cleveland St. Louis

Nightly Baseball Standings and Scores Highlight Era

National League results show Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 4 and Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 while Philadelphia 6 New York 5 in a tense ten innings. Standings list Philadelphia leading with 6 42, Boston 4 58, Brooklyn 4 56, St Louis 4 56, New York 49 52, Chicago 5 58, Cincinnati 3 38, Pittsburgh 3 67. In New York, Aug 10, Walt Dropo of the Red Sox faced Stengel’s Yankees after a quiet All Star game. Stengel hinted at changed pitching plans. Dropo then struggled, going 1 for 20 since that advice.

Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York St. Louis Cincinnati Dropo Cagey Stengel New York ‘ Yankees Walt _Dropo Boston Red Sox Yankee Stengel Yankees

Local Tennis Club To Meet Baltimore Here

Frederick Tennis Club hosts Baltimore Clifton Park in Maryland Tennis League second round Sunday at 2 p.m. at Baker Park bathhouse courts. Local player Dick Ramsburg notes showers needed to finish top condition. Clifton Park, led by the Thaler brothers and Mickey Pardew, captured the first half undefeated. Frederick seeks improvement after a 5 4 loss in their last meeting.

Maryland Tennis League Baker Park Bathhouse Frederick Baltimore Clifton Park Dick Ramsburg Frederick Tennis Club Baltimoreans Thaler Brothers Evening Sun Mickey Pardew Druid Hill ‘Park

Night Fair at Brunswick opens with varied exhibits

Brunswick's third annual Night Fair opens Monday at E. W. Scheer Stadium for a week. Sponsored by B&O MC A and Brunswick Potomac Rod and Gun Club, it features farm machinery, electrical appliances, autos, and entertainment nightly including Western Rangers, Sunset Pals, Water Show, Waruna of Bali, Tex Barr and the Trail Riders, and a mammoth horse show with prizes. A Saturday basket picnic and a special B&Q train for employees are planned with rides, games, and carnival attractions for all ages.

Brunswick E. W. Scheer ‘Stadium Brunswick-Potomac Rod and Gun Club B. Lee Feete Stephen Warner Western Rangers Chuck and Ann Sunset Pals Bali Tex Barr Trail Riders

Phillies Win And A's Half Yanks Phils Win And A's Half Yanks

Philadelphia leads after a day of tight baseball as Gran Hamner and Andy Seminick drive in runs, a Thomson error seals a 6-3 Philadelphia win over the Giants. Pirates snap 10-game skid with a 7-4 over Cubs, Dodgers top Braves 4-3, and Indians beat Browns 5-4 as Kellner wins to 7-13. Masters on a nightcap doubleheader gives Red Sox a 4-3 win over Senators.

Philadelphia Gran Hamner Andy Seminick Bobby Thomson Philadelphia Phillies New York Giants Shibe Park Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Bucs Ralph Kiner Wally Westlake Clyde McCullough Brooklyn Dodgers Gil Hodges Roy Campanella Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals Loudarda Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians St Louis Browns Lemon Detroit New York Yankees Alex Kellner Yankees Lou Brissie Yankee Bobby Brown Yanks Walter Masterson Red Sox Senators Washington R H Lopat Ford Ostrowski Page Berra ROH Chicago Houtieman Stuart Swift Holcombe Kretlow Crain Mass Newhouser A. Robinson Gumpert Niarhos

Girls Softball League North End Prepares for Next Tuesday

SECA standings list North End 11 2, Tailors 10 3, Walkersville 6 7, Creagerstown 4 7. The note mentions a Walkersville at SECA game and a game next Tuesday, with team records and a tallies row. A stray line notes a single corn natake may transpire up to 15 gallons daily during ear formation.

Walkersville Seca W. J. Pet. North End Tailors Walkersville Co Creagerstown

Municipal League Playoffs Open Monday at Baker Park

The Municipal Softball League to decide its champion begins Monday at 6 30 pm on Baker Park lower diamond. Uniteds and Independents drew first round best two of three, followed by Juniors v Sears Tuesday. Shaughnessy finals feature Uniteds and Independents. Umpires will officiate all playoff games. A final note mentions the cockroach as an insect remark.

Baker Park Uniteds and Independents Sears Uniteds Shaughnessy

Radio schedule highlights CBS WFMD and NBC affiliates

A dense hourly listing outlines radio programming across CBS WFMD NBC WRAL and other stations including news reports, kiddies hours, sports music shows and dramas. Notable entries include News and Commentary segments, One Man's Family, Lone Ranger Drama, News Broadcasts andvariety programs across 6:00 to 11:00 PM with multiple network hours and repeats.

Ing Abe Cha Abe-Weat Mbr-East Mbe West Speorts Cbs One Man's Family Abe Garry Moore Chs Abe Naty Abe Chip Marlowa Cbe Abo Abe Orchestra Nbe Rex Allen Abe Caniel Cloankroom Cba Cbs-Tv

Cloudburst Cancels Opening Round of World Championship Golf

Chicago August 10 The opening round of the World Championship Golf was cancelled after a sudden cloudburst left only four of 32 pros still on course. Amateur Wilford Wehrle led with a 68 before rain washed out play, with three pros tied at two under for the leading pace. The 72 hole event resumes tomorrow, with remaining divisions ongoing or resuming Monday. Bobby Locke was among leaders when rain halted play on the 18th.

Chicago George S May Wilford Wehrle Ormond Tommy Bolt Ed (Porky) Oliver Henry Ransom Bobby Locke

North End Girls Rally Past SECA 6 3 in Softball

North End lassies edged SECA 6 to 3 at Staley Park as Patsy Crum earned the win with a ten strikeout two hit effort. A four run fourth inning broke the game open while SECA tallied in the fourth and fifth. Ros ie Smith took the loss for SECA as North End improved their league standing.

North End Lassies SECA Staley Park Northenders Patsy Crum Rosie Smith Miss Crum North End Wentzel Willis R H F&f North End Crum Smith Summers

TV Highlights from New York August 11 football and tennis telecasts

Tonight the College All-Stars meet the NPFL champions at Soldier Field aired on MBS and Dumont with Harry Wismer and Red Grange handling play by play and Jack Brickhouse narrating video. NBC-TV covers Davis Cup interzone tennis from Forest Hills and schedules Davis Cup playoffs beginning August 25 with US vs winners of interzones.

New York Chicago Soldier Field MBS Dumont Harry Wismer Harold ‘‘Red Grange Mutual Jack Brickhouse NBC Australia Sweden Bill Stern Winnie Richards Nbc-Tv U. S Forest Hills Television Wendy Barrie CBS Garry Moore Capitol Cloakroom ABC My True Story Tin Pan Alley TV Dumoent

Derby Drivers Meet In Akron for All American Derby

Derby Downs hosts 147 youngsters from across the nation for the 18th All American Soap Box Derby with a four year college scholarship at stake. entrants arrive by plane, train, bus, auto, and cab as Derbytown schedule unfolds with tests and parades amid celebrity guests Hopalong Cassidy Jack Dempsey James Stewart and Wilbur Shaw.

Akron Derby Downs Robert Reedy Terre Haute Ind Gerald E. Taylor Parka¢Dad Juneau Alaska Coast Guard Joseph Roy Bristol Joseph Lke Derbytown Akron Chamber of Commerce Hopalong Cassidy Jack Dempsey James Stewart Wilbur Shaw Firestone Tire & Rubber Co

Reposkey Shatters Golf Course Mark In 14 Holes

Joe Reposkey by seven under par 65 at Catoctin Country Club set a 14 hole course record. He cards 33 front nine and 32 back nine with six birdies amid steady play with Walt Crowther Tommy Michael and Ozzie Fagan. In same report Cincinnati Reds pitcher Herman Wehmeier is rejected for Army service due to a ruptured cartilage in his left knee.

Joe Reposkey Catoctin Country Club Reposkey Walt Crowther Tommy Michael Ozzie Fagan Caloctin Club Herman Wehmeier Cincinnati Reds Wehmeier

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