New York Yankees Trim Cleveland Margin In Lively Stripes
Yankees narrow Cleveland's first place lead by beating Washington for the third time as Byrne hurls the Browns to a 2-0 win. Tommy Byrne, back from a June trade, shines with two-hitter ball and three RBIs before a sore back ends his night. Athletics pound Red Sox. Dizzy Trout powers Detroit past White Sox 2-1 with a homer. Maglie and Musial spark big wins, Cubs edge Reds in 10 innings after late starting-time compromise.
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Chicago White Sox
New ‘York Giants
Sal Maglie
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardiials
Pittsburgh Pirates
Inter-club 4-H rubber clinched by Sam's Creek nine
Sam's Creek defeated Liberty 11 10 in a thrilling inter-club 4-H rubber at New Windsor Thursday night. Rippeon homered for Liberty while Biddinger, Stevens Spurrier, Rippeon, Young and Green logged the scoring. Liberty to face Liberty Lions Club at Libertytown school diamond tonight.
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Dodgers Toco Far In Front
NEA Special Correspondent Chester L. Smith analyzes the Dodgers season prospects. Brooklyn is praised as one of baseballs best in years with Durocher lauding their all around strength and Rickey building a powerful farm system. The piece weighs potential World Series matchups and notes the Indians as a toughest challenger with strong right handed pitching.
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NEA
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Flatbushers
Ebbets Field
Leo Durocher
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St. Petersburg
Giants
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Broklyn
Right Feld
Phillies
Cardinals
Rickey-Sam Breadon
Indians
Brooks
Bob Feller
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Steve Gromek
al Lopez
Tribe
Senor Lopez
Yanks
Red Sox
Martin Bombers Rout Camp Detrick 14 to 11 on Post Diamond
The Essex Maryland Bombers defeated Camp Detrick 14 to 11 in a Thursday night baseball game at the local Army Post field. Eight RBIs came from three players with a big fifth inning for Detrick rallying to 13 8 before the Bombers steadied. Camp Detrick had previously lost 4 to 3 to the Bombers on August 9 at Essex. Camp Detrick next faced Leesburg Virginia. In another game the Municipal Softball League forfeit favored Independent Hose Co over C and P Phonemen 7 0, as Phonemen failed to field a full team. Independents planned to meet Uniteds at Baker Park to pursue the circuit title.
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Army Post
Essex
Norfolk Navy Flyers
Frederick
Washington Street
Mer
Guy Ramsburg
Amvets
Frederick Armory
Balimore
Westport Stadium
Brith Sholom
Maryland
City Recreation Softball League
Maryland Avenue
Baker Park
Harmon Field
Thursday Results In Baseball From St Louis To Washington
Scores list four cities with wins including St Louis 4 Cleveland 0, Detroit 2 Chicago 1, New York 5 Washington 3, Philadelphia 10 Boston 2. In matchups Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at St Louis, Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York. Angler rescue: Edward Bentz nearly drowned near Knoxville after boat struck a rock, saved by 79 year old Rudy Crouse and companion Ernest Myers Frederick.
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Mr. Crouse
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Mr. Bentz
Browns Favor Browns To Defeat All-Stars In 1951 Opener
The Cleveland Browns, 1940s champions, are 14 point favorites to beat the College All-Stars in the 18th annual game kicking off the 1951 season at Soldier Field. Otto Graham leads a veteran offense against collegians who beat the Eagles 17 7 last year as 90 000 spectators expected and 528 radio stations will provide coast to coast coverage.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Otto Graham
Michigan
Chuck Oqortman
Notre Dame
Bob Williams
Browns
Collegians
Philadelphia Eagles
Paul Brown
Northwestern
Bowling Green
Ohio
Graham
Mac Speedie
Dante Lavelli
More Indictments In Baseball Scandal
A New York grand jury voted more indictments in the college basketball scandal, but details were not released. Bradley University players faced questioning and five were named among witnesses. the DA said a news conference would disclose charges and identities tomorrow. Other items note rainouts in local softball and the capture of Harry Williams, a suspected slayer-rapist, in Chicago.
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Frank S. Hogan
Porsons
Grand
Hogan
Bradley
Eugene Melchiorre
William Mann
George M. Chianakas
Aaron Preece
Charles Grover
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Ohio
Tailorettes fall to Glade Tassies in sloppy game
In Walkersville on Thursday the Frederick Tailorettes lost 11 to 3 to Glade Tassies. Six costly errors helped the Tailorettes derail their first season loss while hitters for both teams produced runs. Etzler Schildt and Summers led for the Tailorettes, with Drum and Strine contributing for Glade Tassies.
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Frederick Tailorettes
Glade Tassies
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AH EL Tailorettes
Etzler
Schildt
Drum and Strine
Local Social Notes Lightly Cover Community Life
Union Bridge residents visit relatives in the area while Miss Ann Crumpacker stays with her relatives in Sykesville. Miss Margaret Whitehill remains ill at home. Miss Fannie Lynn will lead the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at the Methodist church. Two local graduates enter Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg this fall. A Lions Club carnival opens at Firemen’s Park and runs all week. Local families vacation in New York City and a Methodist class holds a picnic at Pipe Creek Park. Russell Grimes enjoys a two week vacation from the Lehigh Cement plant. Arthur Flannigan vacations in Florida. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Rifle and Pistol Club elected officers for the year and set the next shoot for August and a meeting on September 12 at the firemen’s building.
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Harry Spurrier
Jackson
Ann Crumpacker
Wilbur Wimmer
Sykesville
Margaret Whitehill
Fannie Lynn
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Esther Pheabus
William Saltzgaver
Caroline Baker
Paul Leister
Westminster
Julianne Dilley
Mas
Luther Dilley
Elmer Wolf High School
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Lions Club
Firemen’s
Keymar
Florida
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars’ Rifle and Pistol Club
Alton Hesson
Eugene Sixx
Gregg Burns
Dan Lind
Wilbur Fritz
William Sprague
Court News: Local Couples Marry and File Deeds
The court notes marriages for Ross Clem and Betty Winebrenner both in Walkersville and Thurmont pairs Herbert Martin with Phyllis Wastler, and others including John Sexton with Betty Cockerman. Divorces for Henry Orrison and Dorothy Houser noted. Property deeds show Oliver Hoffman to Harry Fleming Jr for $10, Claude Crampton to Claude Crampton, Walter Snow to Louis Kinsey, and Leo Seiss to others for $10. Vernon Ahalt transfers to State Roads Commission for $1 in county.
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Walkersville
Betty Jane Winebrenner
South Market Street
This City
Herbert F. Martin
Phyllis M. Wastler
Thurmont
Charles Henrysfolly
Baltimore
Susan Brafman Rosenstock
Frederick
Monroe
W. Stull, Jr
Charlotte May Louise Brewer
Keymar
John H. Sexton
Betty Cockerman
Henry F. Orrison
Dorothy L. Houser
Washington
Oliver M. Hoffman
Harry B. Fleming, Jr
Mary Elizabeth McCaffrey
Claude L. Crampton
Walter Snow
Louis C Kinsey
Charles W. Bollinger
Leo R. Seiss
Vernon C. Ahalt
State Roads Commission
Public sale of Ida B. Ecker estate in Thurmont Maryland
Administrator to sell at 1 PM August 18 1951 on Main Street Thurmont Maryland a large personal property collection including furniture appliances rugs and housewares. Terms cash no removal until clerk settlement. Also notice of real estate sale by mortgage assignee Alton Y Bennett at Frederick City Court House with deposit 300 and balance at ratification. Taxes pro rated and stamps at purchaser expense.
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Frederick County
Ryland
Ida B. Ecker
Main Street
Thurmont
Maryland
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C.ta
Benjamin Hume
McGaha
Avis G. MecGaha
Welson C. Kreh
C. Herbert Kreh
Court House
Frederick City
Mount Pleasant
Carl. M. Cramer
Benjamin Hume McGaha
Nel
C. Kreh
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Frederick Countty
Maryiana
U. S
Alton Y. Bennett
Alton ¥. Bennett
Null & Null
Maple Avenue
Walkersville
Alice F. Nusz
Office of the Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
George D. Lease
Mary
General Electric
Walter E. Sinn
Grant H .Asie
Grant Hooper
Auctionear Open
Til Bi’ L. Kelly
Complete used car lot at Monocacy Motors
Monocacy Motors offers a full line of used cars and trucks with prices from 395 to 1 595. Listings include 1950 Ford Club Coupe 1495 1949 Plymouth Tudor 1245 and many other makes. Also advertised are real estate and personal property listings under executors for Alice F. Nusz with sale on Maple Avenue Walkersville Frederick County Maryland, including a two story dwelling and outbuildings plus various household items and a large coal stock sale.
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