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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1954
Page
3
Boys aged 11 to 15 are urged to plan for the local Soap Box Derby to be held this summer. The winner earns a trip to Akron and a potential $5,000 college scholarship. Chief sponsors include this newspaper, Key Chevrolet, and Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Frederick High School hosts the Region 4 National Little Leagues clinic Thursday at 7 30 p m shifting from the YMCA due to great response. National Commissioner Stoltz and regional and Maryland officials attend. over 150 officials and adult assistants expected. Representatives from several Maryland and West Virginia leagues present. some may seek Maryland clinic alternatives in New Jersey. The meeting covers all aspects of adult Little League participation from commissioners to concessions with Umpires and sponsors welcome. Frederick County leagues not affiliated may attend and consider joining the national organization.
Damascus High School captured the Montgomery County Class B basketball title by defeating Sherwood 50 to 43 on Tuesday. The 1954 champions advance to Class B District Two trials at Suitland in March, likely facing Gwynn Park, amid a season of strong showings against Gaithersburg and Sherwood. Coach Stipe guided Damascus as they secured the title and moved from Class C to B this season due to enrollment growth.
Mel Parnell again missed drills as Boston Red Sox manager Lou Boudreau voiced confusion over his status. Parnell said personal illness to his daughter Barbara in New Orleans delayed him and he would depart by Thursday. The Sox conducted three hours of practice with several pitchers showing promise.
Paul Richards says leadership is crucial to winning a pennant and cites players like Willard Marshall as potential leaders. He argues psychology matters as much as hitting, noting how great players such as Mel Ott Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams and Stan Musial influence teammates and rally the squad.
Carroll County scholastic bowling and basketball events headline a day of matches. Western Maryland College and Hampstead defeated foes as state teams begin the National Collegiate playoff push. Taneytown, Poolesville, and Sykesville showed strong showings in regional prep action.
In a men's bowling division featuring teams such as Maintenance, Shipping, and Accounting, Powlesville slips late after leading, with high scores by C. Stine 130 and a combined set of G. String and E. Althoff 345. The high seasonal average belongs to L. Barrier at 116.25, and R. Tucker posts 112.7.
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan edged Johnny Cunningham 99-92 on five cards and 100-81 on one for Gavilan in Miami Beach. The crowd of 4,055 booed frequently as the Cuban fighter prepared for his April 2 middleweight title defense versus Bobo Olson in Chicago.
Bradley posts a high individual game 158 and 409 set. The Brunswick Eagles achieve top team game while securing notable scoring feats in a local basketball event.
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