Reds End Lowly Standings With Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati Reds rose from the NL cellar with a doubleheader sweep against the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-0 and 7-1, as George Crowe and Jerry Lynch led the offense. Tom Acker and Joe Nuxhall won in relief, while Roy Face allowed the decisive run in the nightcap, triggering a bench dispute and ejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlegs
INNAT
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reds
Birdie Tebbetts
George Crowe
Jerry Lynch
Redleg
Tom
Acker
Joe
Nuxhall
Bon Newcombe
Roy Face
Frank Robinson
Jacks Conlon
Danny Murtaugh
Hank Foiles
OHS
Witt
Porterfield
Gross
Hall
Foiles
Acker and
Bailey
Law
Smith
Blackburn
Face
Bolivar Triumphs Over Buckeystown In Tri County Battle
Bolivar defeated Buckeystown 6-1 in a heated Sunday Tri County league clash. Pat Gilroy earned the win with a strong outing, while Bud Gilroy added a triple and C E Keller, C Keller doubled twice for Bolivar. Buckeystown’s lone run came in the ninth on a Ranneberger single and ensuing errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosox
Yankees
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tri-County
Bolivar
Buckeystown
Lovettsville Triumph Over McCutcheon In Tri-County Play
Lovettsville defeated McCutcheon 6 to 3 in a Tri-County League game. Linton led Lovettsville with a homer and two hits, while Potts, Hoffman, and Lutz contributed doubles. McCutcheon pitcher Crone took the loss, as Lovettsville improved behind strong defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mac River
Istarce
Lovettsville
Sun- Yellow
Ae Bolivar
Bud Gilroy
McCutcheon
Sith
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Keonie Linton
Yellow Springs
Doubl
Lovetts
Bolivar
Buckeystown
Germantown
Broad Run
Gonmegsane
Spri Lovettsville
Linton
Doubs
Buckeystow
Igiotown
L. Pet
Dons
Jim Linton
Yel'poulos
Zoglow Springs
Spineners
Gore
Wilard
Rena Ds
D. Beaentes
J. Beachles
Colly
Inemshberg
Gladn
Lawton
Cook
Potts Huffman
Ierone
Horme
P Igeorge
iFme
Torals Pete
Schoo
Thik Rey
Bobs
Koffman
Heffman
Kinna
Reachier
Lutz
Shafer
Stroup
Horine
Summers
Bare
Rae
Beachiev
Rene
Crone
Q Horne
J. Beachley
B. Beach jHoeper
Wald _ Crone
AiiSs
Horne
Pi Beachley
Keyser
Ey Beachley
B. K. Linton
Clem Tune
Ketter
Lovellsville
Indiana teen wins 21st All American Soap Box Derby
James Miley 11 year old high school sophomore from Muncie Ind won the 21st All American Soap Box Derby in Akron Ohio before about 70000 spectators. Miley drove a fiberglass gravity powered car to a 27.86 second winning time, edging out Ronnie Ashrey of Lakewood Calif. by two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
James Miley
Muncie
Ind
Ronnie Ashrey
Lakewood
Calif
Miley
Loel Milev
Muntie
David Hilligoss
Anderson
Brent Breezy Brown
Elkhart
Peter Christlieb
Burbank
Braves win doubleheader with grand slam by Torre
Frank Torre belted the first grand slam of his career as the Braves beat the Phillies 3-1 in the opener and added a 4-1 victory in the second game. Torre also had a double in each game while Bob Grim earned the win. In Oakland, Athletics pitcher Bob Grim completed his first full nine innings, defeating the Detroit Tigers 4-1 on four hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
LOS Angeles
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Jackie Jensen
Joe Pignatano
Sox
Sammy White
Don Buddin
Sam Jones
Jones
New York
Boston
Ditmar
Maas
Shantz
Danny McTrucks
Berra
Delock
Devitt
Losikiely
White
W—Delock
Angeles
Larsen
Carey
Mantle
Bos
Ken Boyer
del Ennis Drovelon
Buddin
Geri
Inert
Stan Musial
Coliseum
Jhaca
Pierce
Chicago
Earl Earl Battey
Jim Brosnan
White Sox
Billy
The
Cleveland Indians
Curt Flood
Gene Freese
Freese
New York Yankees
Charlie Neals
Gil Hodges
Cleveland
Rocky Forriel Chittum
Brosnan
Green
Vic Landrith
Koufax
Birrer
Wertz
Kipp
Erskine
Roselo Walkboro
L—Koufax
Flood
Washington
Billy Gardner
Chi
Julio Becquer
Robinson
Cateh
J .J
Daryl Spencer
Giants
Kansas City
Hector Lopez
Harry
Bob Grim
Kansas City Athloties
Detroit Tigers
Paul’ Foytack
Lopez
Chiti
Harry Simpson
Hal Smith
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Frank 3Olling
Athenics
Yankees
Yas
Foytack
Wilson
Grimany
Lopez Chin
Braves
Milwaukee
Juan Pizarro
Lew
Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Pizarro
Bee
Yankee Stadium
Ike Deleck
Leo Kiely
Deleck
Yanks
Phillies
Don Larsen
Andy Ning
Ey Mantle
East Frederick
Frederick Blue Caps
Pas
Maryland Avenue
Buddy Baker
Blue Caps
Baker
Herbert Thomas
Thomas
Dickie Diggs
G. Hove
Snowden
R. HW E
Frederick
Hove
Buddy Beker
Winpigier
Associated Press
Frank Torre
Athletics
Wwamsville
Wriglaning
RBI
Roy
Sup- Young
John Carpenter
Marts
Donnie
Wildcat
Neel
At & P.m
Thurmont
Bill Rosensohn
Frank Wilders
Mike Ung
Austin Rickerd
Liamsville
Thurcuit TV
Mont
Rickerd
Wilders
Unger
Thurmoor
Fereat Hoors
Don Spalding
Sheraton-West
Harris
Blower
Ipekerdt
Hollywood Legion Stadium
x-Valentine
Rosensohn
Nea
Patterson
Bill Gore
Har- Young
Iris
Martz
Ojseale
Crone
Aston- Wagner
Carpenter
Torats
Biser
Tramsville
Tjamsville
Shamsville
Walders
Anders
Harper
Richard
Valentine
OD. Spalang
Crone Wagner
Lewis
Garber
Tome
Pat Myers
Former Redleg Pitcher Stimmel Dies at Frederick Hospital
Archie Al Stimmel once a Woodsboro resident and right hander who rose through Scranton and Richmond to the Pottsville and Virginia leagues, died at Memorial Hospital in Frederick. He was 85. Survived by two nieces. Funeral Tuesday at G. C. Barton Funeral Home Walkersville at 2 p.m. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie al
Arch
Stimmel
Allentown
Woodsboro
Cincinnas
Frederick Me
Aunemorial
Sune Jhander
Edward H
Scran
Mary Jane Barrick
Pottsville
Stnel
Richmond
Stuart Skank
Washington Andi Club
Calvin C. Keen
Stm
Frederick
Eugene Am
Mael
Berger
Pulaski
G. C. Barton
Red’ Funeral Home
Walkersville
Taites
Hartford
York Giants
John
McGraw
Mt. Hopes
Iiamsville Tops Thurmont In Maryland State League Playoff
Iiamsville edged Thurmont 6 to 5 in a close Mary land State League playoff opener. Fred Young and Bill Crone opened with walks and scored as Burr Wagner smashed into Fightfield, giving Iiamsville a first inning lead that held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sjamsville
Judge Charles
Shaughnessy
Lamsville
Thurmont
Hamsvile
Fred Young
Bill Crone
Burr” Wagner
Patterson Harris title bout looms as Pratterton odds grow
Floyd Patterson of New York and Roy Harris of Texas meet for the world heavyweight title at Wrigley Field. The readied clash draws about 38,000 fans with promoters predicting a $250,000 gate and radio TV coverage planned. Patterson seeks victory after a noted pro career, Harris brings unusual strength and a sharp, fast left hand as the bout nears with discussions of a Thurmont rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
New York
Roy Harris
Texas
We Want Your Home Warm as We Keep Our Own
A townsman pitch offering Atlantic heating fuel with triple refined quality. Claims it burns cleaner with less additive and invites readers to write or call for service, emphasizing personal dedication to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
St Louis
Camad
Mabe
McDevilt
Pignatanon
L — Jones
Neal
Hodies
Pignatano
Jim
Mudcat
Dix
Grant
Brown
Connie Johnson
I. Battey
Colavito
Battey
Mars
SAN Francisco
Willie_ Mays
Sanrancisco
Johnson
Senators
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Tadium
Baltimore
Tj Kemmerer
Hyce
Court
Fey
Triandos
Kemmerer
Lemon
Moe Drabowsky
Cub
Johnny Briggs
Moe
Orlando Cepeda
Drabowsky
E. Moylan
Howard Smith
Dorie
Staley
Charley Holland
John Trout
Dick Sweadner
Chir” Staley
Edgar R. Smith
Robert Marend
Harvey Hargett
Charles Morchiser
Buzz Wagner
Donnie Neel
John Harper
Frank
Frank Keefer Martz
Bob’ Shores
Ronnie Tyervar
Rick Zimmerman
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Clark Hartman
Team
Bal Boy
Mays
Valmy Thomas
Danny O'Connell
Banks
Paul Giel Bitch
Pat Gilroy
Fae Gane Ae Reaper
al Worthington
Giant
Briggs
Elston
Neeman
Gomez
Giel
Worthington
W—Worthington
L j—Drabowsky
Long
Thomson
Wagner
Spencer
Don
Cardwell
Henry Aaron
Billy Bruton
Bruton
Red Schoendienst
Wichita
Wes Covington
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
Ray Semproch
Philadelphia
J. Anderson
jLepata
Rice
Cran‘dall
L—Cardwell
Rouichee
Torre
Semproch
Sawatski
Crandall
Covington
Fos
Koogie
Koogle
Derr
Charles Keller
Ranneberger
Steudout
C. E. Keller
C. Keller
T J Bolwac
Oae
Gene Mann
Poffenberger
Glen Mann
B. Garros
Kongie
Suroy
Buckeystown Abrh
Ray Hilmer
Lalofa
Shook
Orrida
Gurey
B. Gilroy
Derr. Shook
Ranteberger
P. Gilroy
Hargett
G. Hargett
C. E Selier
Re ‘Aus
Tune
Hoffmanie
Beachley
Willard
Liesers
Remsberg
Letz and
Shraup
Heart OF Maryland
Mit
Lena
Taylorstown
Knoxville
Harmony Mi
W. L
Harmony
Frederick A
Val Dixon
Hank
Harry V_ Chase
West College Terrace
Dixon
Culler Lake
Hank Ken Burkhart
Sellow Springs
Liberty
Fisherman's Wharf
Siolen
G. Linson
Burk
Ji Potts
Albert
Sieken
Halis — Thompson
iBuckeystown
Inci
Eee
Eer Heen
Hing Spookstown
Tim Sull
Otr
K. Linton
McLiberty Soul
Lvam
Mountaindale
A. Smith
Burkittsville
County
Archie Stimmel
Iiamsville
Joey Max‘lim
Charles Town
Potomac
Warkine
AERO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!