F H S Grid Season Opens September 15 at Home
Frederick High School announces its 1950 football season opener on September 15 against Littlestown at McCurdy Field. Athletic Director James F. Zimmerman said the game is booked despite a unsigned contract and principal Harry O. Smith being on vacation. Cadets begin countywide practice with a complete schedule set, noting a potential Junior Varsity game on September 22 if needed.
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Zimmerman
Jayvee
Frederick H. S
Sige
Heavyweight Title Bout Set for September 27 at Yankee Stadium
New York Aug 17 managers of Joe Louis and Ezzard Charles agreed to match the aging champion Louis and the 1949 title claimant Ezzard Charles for the world heavyweight championship on Sept 27 at Yankee Stadium. Charles, who just defeated Jersey Joe Walcott in Chicago to claim recognition, accepts 20 percent of net receipts while Louis takes 35 percent to cover tax disputes. Eddie Eagan asserted the winner would be recognized as champion in New York State, ending Louis' temporary retirement era.
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New York
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Angie Sam
Charles
Joe Walcott
Chicago
Freddie Beshore
Buffalo
Eddie Eagan
New York Athletic Commission
Eagan
Lee Savold
England
Final Events For City Playgrounds
The Frederick City Playgrounds conclude their season with the theme Winners All Week. Monday opens with all grounds, Staley Park offers story hours and dances, Fairgrounds hosts singing games and croquet, Mullinix Park ends with its usual activities, Tiny Tot Town hosts an Old Mother Who Lived In A Shoe party Wednesday, Harmon Field features a variety of games and relays, and all grounds close for summer on Friday August 25.
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Frederick City
Staley Park
Fairgrounds
Mullinix Park
Tiny Tot
Harmon Field
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
National League results from yesterday include Brooklyn 8 to 5 and New York 6 to 1 with Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Chicago 1 to 0 while Pittsburgh and St. Louis had rain. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Pittsburgh at Chicago in a pennant race context.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
L. Pet
American League Results and Night Games Listed
Yesterday results show Detroit 8 Chicago 3 and Washington 2 New York 1 while Boston led Philadelphia 10 6 and Cleveland 4 St Louis 12 innings with NY at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland as night game notes conclude the brief recap with a stray sentence about a ribbon tailed bird and inland New Guinea aviation history.
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Para- Baise
New Guinea
St Louis
H. F&f
Reynolds
Joe Ostrowski
Berra
Hudson
Evans
R. Oh. E
Kinder
Batts
R. H. CE St. Lowis
Fannin and Lollar
Feller
Zoldak
Gromek
Murray
Heagan
Troop 261 Scouts Return From Camp Theodore Roosevelt
The Troop 261 Boy Scouts, sponsored by the Presbyterian Men’s Club of Frederick Presbyterian Church, just finished two weeks at Camp Theodore Roosevelt on Chesapeake Bay near North Beach. Parents transported scouts to and from camp. Names in the photo include Bobby Miss, David Yinger, Jimmy Neale, Richard Brandenburg, Robert Gosnell, Joe Johns, Peter Farney, Pat Schnauffer Jr, Pat Warner, Jimmy Willard, Bob Hinshaw, Richard Freed, Jimmy Goodmar, Robert Leather, Dick Hammond, Carlos Gosnell, Larry Holter, David Glick, Claude Hood, Tin Chambers, Lee Kefauver, Anthony Norman, Thas Stup, and Bill Roessler.
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Camp
Theodore Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
North Beach
Presbyterian Mens’ Club
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Par
Bobby Miss
David Yinger
Jimmy Neale
Richard Brandenburg
Robert Gosnell
Joe Johns
Peter Fahrney
Pat Schnauffer
Pat Warner
Jimmy Willard
Bob Hinshaw
Richard Freed
Jimmy Goodmar
Robert Leather
Asst
Dick Hammond
Carlos Gosnell
Larry Holter
David Glick
Claude Hood
Record-Breaking Heafner Leads Eastern Open With 65
Clayton Heafner shot a 65 on Mount Pleasant to lead the Eastern Open, besting Cliff Spencer by two strokes. The 36-year-old Charlotte pro, using precise iron play and eight birdies, posted 31 on the back nine and reduced par by seven, aiming for the event’s $16,500 purse.
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Baltimore
Clayton Heafner
Mount Pleasant
Charlotte
N. C
Tvo
Cliff Spencer
Elizabeth City
Heather
Heainer
Tom O'Shanter
Heafner
Fred Haas, Jr
Clarmont
Calif
John Palmer
Baden
Buck White
Ormond Beach
Fla
Walter Romans
Earl Stewart, Jr
Dallas
Sudden Death Playoff Set for Sunday in Maryland League
Maryland State Baseball League arrivals announce a Sudden Death game Sunday to decide the runner up between two top rivals. Sjams ville at Point of Rocks 2 p.m. standard time with two umpires, the only league game this weekend. Burall will announce Shaughnessy Series pairings next week after contacting Brunswick Sjamsville Point of Rocks Mt. Airy clubs.
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Maryland State Baseball League
William B. Burall
Shaughnessy Series
Sjamsville
Point of Rocks
Burall
Maryland
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Joop
Frederick County Umpires Association
Dodgers Sweep Giants to Move Second in NL Race
The Brooklyn Dodgers swept a doubleheader from the New York Giants 8-6 and 5-1 to reach second in the NL. Erv Palica held off the Giants in the nightcap after Gene Hermanski Gil Hodges and Billy Cox homerred, backed by Don Newcombe’s 12th win. Preacher Roe preserved the first-game win with a clutch double play.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Erv Palica
Giants
Gene Hermanski
Gil Hodges
Billy Cox
Don Newcombe
Brooks
Preacher Roe
Newcombe
Ralph Branca
Roe
Don Mueller
Carl Furillo
Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Hal White
White Sox
Randy Gumpert
Tigers
George Kell
Aaron Robinson
Ken Raffensberger
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Raffensberger
Connie Ryan
Braves
Ryan
Bob Rush
Reds
Raffie
Rush
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Washington
Evans
Yankee
Radio Program Schedule with Various News Segments and Shows
A rundown of a radio programming block featuring a morning news update led by Daveeby Hot, followed by a Khiddles Hour repeat and Rotwark Silent Hour, then 6:45 Newscast by Three-nbe. The lineup includes Garry Moore Shaw and News Commentary, TV music times, and multiple show blocks such as Police drama, People’s Talk, Dimension SX, Raidetumdts A-mbs, and a 11:00 drama slot.
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Ty Minehbo
Logry Daveeby
Nbe
Garry Moore
Shaw
Ula TV
Abe
Inba
Abe TV
Music Timesnho Shopping Giitecbe
Tone Ranger
Ube
Hendin
Staisy Ard
Marlowe Deami
Kat Aine Delactive
Sba
Urama
Abe Karra Mumieeanba
Dimension SX
Vrann
Uba
Ilse EV
Draini
Abe Commuvents Newasree
Cest
Nance
TV Highlights New York Aug 18
Radio TV producer Wilbur Stark notes daytime programs alter women’s habits with Kathi Norris show prompting ironing beds being made later and shopping after the show. Stark cites 1,782 radio and 964 TV programs produced. Harald Peary signs seven year CBS rights contract for Honest Mare from Hollywood.
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New York
Wilbur Stark
Kathi Norris
Stark
NBC Kashi
Starke
Harald Peary
Great Gildersleeve
CBS
Honest Mare
Hollywport
Television Tonight
NBC
Owen House
Shama
Dumont
Captain Video
Hazel Scott
Inside Detective
Roscoe Karns
ABC
Tin | Pan Alley TV
Dr Pepper All Stars Battle To Three All Tie
Dr Pepper city softball champions and County League All Stars battled to a three all tie at Baker Park. Trailing 2 1 going into the sixth All Stars took the lead when Pitcher Pop Eyre Gross homered with a mate aboard. Colter singled in the seventh and Ramsburg tied the game before darkness ended play. Final omitted due to darkness.
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Amvets
Lions
Civic Softball League
Ellis
Strathern
Angleberger
Fourmaster
Don Shipley
Thomas
Rhoades
Merchant
Elks
Marmon
Etatiiddaet
Main
H. Culler
Heaton
Ambrose
Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
Botlers
Baker
All-Stars
Owhen
Pop-Eyre
Gross
Colter
Holland
Kennedy
Simon
Guy Ramsburg
R. H
Fesatoerennae
Independents Edge United Fire in Lower Bracket Playoffs
Independents Edge United Fire Compan in a 4-1, 7-6 decision at Baker Park to advance in the Municipal Softball League. Martz’s homerun highlighted the seventh inning for Uniteds, while Engineman batters outhit Hosemen 12-9 as first-round action wrapped Thursday.
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Independent Firemen
United Eminemen
Baker Park
Uniteds
Independents
Martz
Claus
Hosemen
ROH. CE
Wjonus
Tvervar
Kotb
Schwearing
Kennedy
Explorers Club Attends Ball See Sanators Beat Yankees
Thirty four Frederick YMCA Explorer's Club members traveled by chartered bus to Griffith Stadium to watch the Washington Senators defeat the New York Yankees 2 to 1 Thursday afternoon. James Hane directed the trip with assistants Alvin Quinn and Donald Koons.
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Frederick
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Pretty Patsy Crum
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Stan Overby
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Howell
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EAGLE
Eddie LeBaron
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Little College of Pacific
Marine Officers’ Training School
Washington Redskins
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Johnnny
Pinay Sete
SUN
Aft
Aucust &U
Kame Lew
Ralph S. Tagg, Jr
Miles Cea
Edge United Fire Compan
Harmon Vield
City Recreation Commission
Silger
H. el Staley Park
Waddle
Bowers
White
Lindsey
Sheeley
Say Su
Explorers’ Club
Teama
Pet Elks
AMVET
NECA
Ptinvists Lions
Pai
Bel Air del Air
Clan Mouse
Dance Pavilion
Barnesville
Poolesville High School
Music By the Nightingales
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Diamond Seafood
George Federline
Prop
South Market St
Gunther’s
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