Junior Legion Giants Cut Team Analyzed Dodger Lead
Post-season review of Frederick's Francis Scott Key Junior American Legion squad shows a 1981 district title team hampered by player shortages. The 18-man roster included four pitchers. 10 wins, two losses, one tie later replayed. Key players Angleberger Comer Dorcus and Weddle starred. team needs one more reliable pitcher and two solid infielders for a state championship push.
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Frederick
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Legion
Frederick Junior Legionnaire
Angleberger
Comer
Dorcus
Weddle
Gary Angleberger
Gary
Weddie
Bill Clem
Francis Scott Keys
Carpenter
Smith
Hank Comer
Sergi
Cole
Mike Doreus
Delauter
Cline
Bob Weddle
Fred Young
Snyder
Young
Francis Scott
Graham
Réed
Gavilan
Coast
Giants stretch winning streak with two wins in doubleheader
New York Giants swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 5-4 in 12 innings and 6-3 at the Polo Grounds to extend their winning streak to 16. The Phillies and Braves also won, while Detroit's Kell moved atop the AL batting race after a 1-0 win for Shantz and the Athletics.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cubs
New Yorkers
Dark
Dutch Leonard
Mays
Irvin
Thompson
Lockman
Bill Rigney
Westrum
Irving
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Warren Spahn
Tribe
Detroit Tiger
George Kell
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobby Shantz
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across the National League
National League results show Cincinnati losing 0-3 to Brooklyn and 0-5 to Pittsburgh while New York beats Chicago 5-6 and Boston 8-4. St Louis edges Philadelphia 3-2. First game goes 12 innings with Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. Sugar Ray Robinson visits New York to inspect business ventures including a Harlem shop cluster after road work. Luke Easter’s knee flares again threatening lineup ahead of Cleveland’s clash with Philadelphia. doctor cites swelling and uncertainty about a return.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
W. L
Shantz
Astroth
Stan Swift
Pittsburgh
Veeey
Brooklyn
Queen
Wilks
Gargoline Shasca
Walker
H. Pittsburgh
Werle
Law and McCullough
Palica
Podbilean
Haugstad
King
Campanella
Poholsk
St. Claire
Sarni
Spahn Anc
Munger
Brecheen
D. Rice
Surkont
St. Clair
Cincinnati R. H
Wehmeier
Howe
Thompson
Seminick
Cincinnati
Sheemannese
Mesa
Johnson
Wilber
Raffensberger
Smith
Hatten
Leonard
Edwards
Jansen
West Tom
Rush
Owen
Burgess
Corwin
Westrum
Sugar Ray
Sugar Ray Robinson
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Harlem
Randy Turpin
Polo Grounds
Lukeer
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Don Keily
Luke
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia St. Us
More Cadets Apply for Notre Dame Admission
More than a third of 90 expelled West Point cadets have applied for free room and tuition at Notre Dame offered by an anonymous donor. If all 32 applicants are accepted, the yearly cost could reach 47,000 dollars. September 1 is the deadline for further applications. those admitted must show need and forgo intercollegiate athletics.
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South Bend
Ind
West Point
University of Notre Dame
Louis Thornton
University
Teachers Eliminate Elks From Playoffs
Teachers defeated the Elks 10 to 6 in Staley Park to end the Elk season and advance to the Civic Softball League final against NECA. Ellis opened with four runs, the Teachers surged in the fifth, and key hits by Wiles Frazer and Remsberg fueled the win. Dr Syd Hammond stood out with a double and three singles.
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SECA
Walkersville
South End Civic Association
Diamond
Rosie Smith
Patsy Crum
Miss Crum
Miss Smith
H. E. Walkersville
Crum
Strine. Smith
H. Stupp
Staley Park
NECA
Lions
Ellis
Gage
Hummel
Wiles
Thomas
Eigenbrode
Frazer
Price
Felder
Rubner
Remsberg
Brooks
Seidling
Syd Hammond
Elks
Smith
Lausche Again Favored For Baseball Commissioner
Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds backs Gov. Frank J. Lausche for the $65,000 a year post. Reports say Lausche leads and asks for a 10 year term, surpassing the previous seven year contract of A. G. Happy Chappier as 16 major league club reps set a September 20 Chicago meeting to choose a commissioner.
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Cincinnati
Baseball
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Giles
Lausche
A. G
Happy) Chappier
Chicago
Brunswick Steadman-Keenan Post Upsets In District Competition
A young Brunswick Steadman-Keenan group upset Frederick and Hagerstown once each in the district competiton. Frederick’s young legionnaires, unused to district titles, earned a taste of state play this year after 19 years. The article lists players and coaches including Coach Austin F. Angleberger and several Key Post 11 players.
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Brunswick Steadman-Keenan Post
Frederick
Hagerstown
Young Legionnaires
Austin F. Angleberger
William Clem
Snyder
Dick Thomas
Bernie Clem
John
Navy Confident Of Good Season
Annapolis Aug. 27 Navy's football team will be weaker but better, says Coach Eddie Erdelatz in his second year. Twenty two lettermen return but depth is thin, with only five of last year's plebes promoted and most players expected to play both ways. Quarterback Bob Zastrow leads an improved system as Navy eyes a steadier attack after a two win season that included a victory over Army.
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Trabert
Forrest Hills
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Navy
U. S
Australia
Husky
Diehl Mateer, Jr
Villanova
West Side
Army
Erdelatz
Yale
Annapolis
Eddie Erdelatz
Bob Zastrow
Jack Perkins
Layton
Utah
Bill Bryson
Rome
Zastrow Erdelatz
Billy Graham Sees Victory Over Gavilan in MSG Bout
Billy Graham predicts a late surge will win him the welterweight title from Kid Gavilan at Madison Square Garden. The New Yorker says his year of training and past rally efforts in the second half give him confidence, while Gavilan’s speed and bolo punches draw fan attention and scoring controversy.
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New York
Billy Graham
Kid Gavilan
Madison Square Garden
New Yorker
Graham
Gavilan
SECA Set For Opening Game Versus Uniteds Tonight
SECA to meet Uniteds in Baker Park at 6 15 pm as Pete Keefer and George Meyers lead rival clubs. South End Civic’s first place team hosts a young lineup with Henry Lake or Gene Engle on the mound against Herman Tyeryar, while Uniteds rely on last year’s cup squad. Independence faces Juniors with Mel Schwearing’s ace Bobby Whitmore versus Ken.
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SECA
Pete Keefer
Uniteds
George Meyers
Baker Park
South End Civic
Independents
South End
Henry Lake
Gene Engle
Herman Tyeryar
Mel Schwearing
Willard Garrett
Schwearing
Bobby Whitmore
Ken
Notice of Executorship and Public Bond Sale in Frederick
Executor Frances Earle Shriner cites Orphans Court letters testamentary for Rosa B. Shriner with March 8 1952 deadline for claims and debts. Executrices Margarett Elizabeth Crum and Kathleen Allie Murphy announce a July 31 August 7 14 21 28 1952 notice in Frederick Md for debts and final settlement. City of Frederick issues 1900s storm water sewer and paving bonds of 1 000 each, 900 total, offering bids by September 18 1951 with 25 000 good faith deposit and rates up to 6 percent, payable at Citizens National Bank of Frederick.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Rosa B. Shriner
Francis Earle Shriner
Orphans Court
Margaret Elizabeth Crum
Kathleen Allie Murphy
Harry D. Radcleef
Register of Wills
Jily
City OF
the General Assembly of
Frederick
United States
Citizens National Bank of
Frederik
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Baltimore
E. Austin James
City Bitomey
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Messrs
League sees tight finish as Juniors fade to fourth place
Layman with veteran Newell Esterly in reserve. Juniors, new to the league last year, won five of six early games but faded in the stretch, finishing .500 for fourth place. Manager Garrett plans to return several key regulars who missed the second half. Officials and managers anticipate banner attendance for the playoffs, praising the Municipal League as the most evenly balanced locally since its four year origin.
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Newell Esterly
Garrett
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