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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1958

Page

5

Fenway Park Considered Among Baseball's Most Attract Readings

Boston on February 26. Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, is highlighted as a highly attractive baseball venue in a feature describing major league parks. The piece notes its historic charm and fan appeal despite a fragmented OCR snippet.

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Navy Generous About Stadium and Future Games

Navy refrains from forcing Baltimore Colts to move Nov 42 home game with Green Bay Packers. Notre Dame game set Nov 1 at Memorial Stadium. Park Board contract limits other games five days before or after Navy events. Yawkey maintains control of Fenway Park with clean facilities, redeveloped surface, and strong parking access amid tax obligations. Historic ties to baseball legends noted.

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St. John's Defeats St. Josephs Twice in Confusing Play

Aut Cant. Slade Cutter, Navy's athletic director, announced at a press conference that the Middies would waive the restriction to pair the Colts to meet the Packers in a National Poolball League game on the same field within the next days.

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Elm Street Students Dominate Weeknight Hoops Showdowns

Elm Street School’s 9th and 8th grades roll to decisive basketball wins as Tommy Tibbs shines in a lively slate. With Navy Notre Dame chatter and Baltimore game plans cited, the article notes strong performances, high scores, and league standings across junior teams and local leagues.

District tourney set at Ford High gym Cumberland

Frederick County sends three teams Class A Frederick High School Class B Brunswick High School and Class A Walkersville High School to the district tournament at Ford High School gym Cumberland March 7 and 8. Friday schedule lists Walkersville vs Oldtown Allegany at 3 40 p m and Clear Spring vs Washington Co Garrett at 6 p m.

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Willie Mays Looks to Break Home Run Record This Season

Training notes from MHOEMIX Arizona report Willie Mays, 21, predicting 30 to 38 homers for the San Francisco Giants this season. Manager Bill Rigney backs the rookie’s power, suggesting Mays could threaten Babe Ruth’s 60 HR mark, with drills showing blasts toward Municipal Stadium’s right-center and deep left-center fields.

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West Virginia lands two on star team

West Virginia landed two top players on the 1958 All-Conference team, Lloyd Sharrar and Jerry West. Sharrar, a 6-10 senior, and West, a 6-3 sophomore, were named to the honor squad announced by the Associated Press, with other selections from Washington and Lee, William and Mary, George Washington, and Richmond.

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Celtics Clinch Eastern Title With 105-99 Win Over Pistons

Celtics secure the second Northeast Division crown in the NBA with a 105-99 victory against the Pistons in a doubleheader at Gilmore Stadium. Hawks beat the Royals 1-0 in the opener as Cincinnati loses big to St. Louis in the other game.

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