All-Star Game Next Tuesday Without Card Pitching
New York July 7 The National League seeks to break the Americans' monopoly next Tuesday without St. Louis pitchers. Burt Shotton omits Cardinals from eight hurlers while fans pick Musial Schoendienst Marion Slaughter infield and Kiner Snider Wyrostek Sisler. Hodges Reese Stanky listed among others.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinal
Burt Shotton
Redbird
Shotton
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Preacher Roe
Robbin Roberts
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia
Warren Spahn
Boston
Bob Rush
Chicago
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
Larry Jansen
St. Louis
South- Paws
Max Lanier
Howie Poiret
Spahn
Roe
Lanier
Pollet
Shotten
Makning
Burt
Dizzy Dean
Red Schoendienst
Willie Jones
Jackie Ropinson
Hank Sauer
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Roy Campanella
Gil Hodges
Pee-Wee Reese
Eddie Stanky
Andy Pafko
Duke Snider
Johnny Wyrostek
Dick Sisler
Walker Cooper
Hodges
Musial
Minor Leagues Show Drop In Attendance
Columbus report cites major league broadcasts weather and economic factors for a sharp drop in minor league attendance in 30 days. Trautman cites 11 of 58 leagues up, with increases in Pacific Coast, Carolina and Western International, while southern and western areas fare better due to less TV exposure.
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Columbus
Jones
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Trautman
Pacific Coast
Carolina
Western International
Border
California
Cotton States
Rio Grande Valley
Sunset
Texas
New Mexico
Alabama
Far West
Reds Go Hot But Too Late
Cincinnati Reds surge with a 10 of 14 run under Luke Sewell as pitchers find form and Ted Kluszewski slugs homers. Johnny Mize? No. Johnny Werosiek helps drive in runs while the club climbs from last place, taking series from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh before a westward trip post All Star.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Jeaders
Indiana University
Big Ted
Johnny Wrrosiek
Johnny
Brooklyn
Reds
New York
Pirates
Crosley Field
Chicago
St. Louis
Hustlers At Home Tonight to Host McSherrystown
The Frederick Hustlers host McSherrystown Pa in an arc-lighted exhibition at McCurdy Field at 8 15 p m DST tonight to test fan interest and draw crowds for future Sunday league games. McSherrystown, a top semi pro club with Staub family players, arrives short two stars on vacation. local lineup features Murry Senseney Hummer Price Marendt and pitchers De Lauter Rice or Heatherly.
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Frederick Hustlers
McSherrystown
McCurdy Field
Penn- Maryland
Blethen
Damascus
Pennsylvania
Murry
Senseney
Frederick
Elwood Hummer
Joe Price
Bob Marendt
Marendt
Jones
de Lauter
Rice
Heatherly
Hustler
Fritz Staub
E. Wagner
Mer. Hen Noel
B. Lawrence
E. Staub
F. Lawrence
B. Staub
W. Hertz
P. Staub
American League Results and Tonight's Games
Yesterday New York defeated Philadelphia by 5 to 4 while Cleveland beat Chicago 5 to 2. Other clubs were not scheduled. Tonight Chicago hosts St Louis and Cleveland visits Detroit while Washington travels to Philadelphia and Boston plays New York in a night game. Barracuda note appears incidental.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Lewis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Local Soap Box Derby Entries For July 29 Derby
July 19 listings show veterans and novices entering the Third Annual Tri-County Derby sponsored by The News and The Frederick Post. entrants include Gene Abrecht Roy Baker Jr Howard Burke Blaine Davis and many others. sponsors include Kay Chevrolet Sales Kiwanis and local merchants across Frederick and surrounding towns.
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The
Frederick Post
Kay Chevrolet Sales
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Abrecht
Roy Baker, Jr
Howard Burke
Blaine Davis
Peter Fahrney
James H. Grove
Charles Grimes
Rodney Kelly
Andrew Kritsin
Wayne
Lawson Ronald Lipps
Earl Lohn
Thomas Miller
James Miller
Walter L, Monat
Stephen P. Pear
Donald Pilson
Bobby Poole
James F. Sharm
Bobby Smith
Ronald L. Smitt
Thos
W. Sprawl
Gary Staley
James Tregoning
Donald Tregonin
Ronnie Twenty
Geo
A. Virls
J Roger Welty
Nat, Williams
Joseph Wolfe
Jo David Yinger
Fred Youne
Browns Owner Urges Silence on Move to Baltimore
Commissioner Chandler ordered St. Louis Browns officials to stop discussing a possible franchise move to Baltimore. Shaughnessy of the International League denounced DeWitt for talking to Baltimore officials and a reporter, saying the chatter has hurt attendance in minor leagues and harmed his clubs. DeWitt denied orders, with Bill DeWitt ill at home. no official word on the directive.
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York
A. B. Chandler
St. Louis Browns
Frank J
Shay) Shaughnessy
International League
Chandler
Bill Dewitt
Browns
Baltimore
DeWitt
Shaughnessy
Jack Dunn
Blatimore
St. Louis
Clarence Rowland
Turkey
Charley DeWitt
Baker Park sluggers win 26 to 4 in softball clash
Baker Park collected 28 hits to rout Harmon Field in a Recreation Softball contest. Harmon Field committed thirteen errors as East Sixth Street prepares to face Washington Street at 6.30 this evening on Washington Street. Players White LaBrush May Jitel and Sheeley noted.
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Harmon Field
Recreation
East Sixth Street
Washington Street
R. H . Baker Park
White
LaBrush
May
Jitel
Sheeley
Local visitors remember Independence Day across four states
Emmitsburg and nearby towns report a string of holiday visits and family gatherings. Residents from Hanover, Riverside, Baltimore, Philadelphia, York and beyond spent the Fourth with relatives in Emmitsburg. Travel included trips to New York City for brief stays and camp visits in Yonkers and Long Island.
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Ruth Hottinger
Hanover
George Ashbaugh
Louis Gunn
Elaine
Stephen
Riverside
N. Y
Ray Topper
John F. Kelly
Edwin Chrismer
Robert Topper
Marie Rosenstteel
Barbara Ann
Elmer Rudy
Dan
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Baltimore
Robert
Mary Ann
Donaldine Gelwicks
Earle Gelwicks
Hann
Hagerstown
C. Felix Adams
Charles Harner
Harriet and
Charles Jr
Wilbur Overholtzer
Philadelphia
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Donald Stoner
Daniel Keating
Chicago
Joshua T. Wingerd
West Chester County
Wingerd
Missouri
Cork
New York City
Mary C. Fuss
Robert Fuss
Mary
Maude Edwards
Coyina
Calif
Mary Fuss
John Law
Danbury
Court News Property Transfers Summary
Court news lists numerous real estate transfers within the county. Transactions include Russell D Harshman and wife to Maynard E Gaver and wife for 10 along with other sibling deeds. Various freestanding conveyances show amounts from 1 to 30 with parties named.
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Russell D. Harshman
Maynard E. Gaver
David H. Roelkey
Howard Marvin Jones
Curtis L. Webber
Robert O. Booth
Mary C. Warner
Loretta Schultz
Alvie C. Wiles
Harry F. Graser
Charles N. Bartholow
Charles E. Linn
Joseph S&s. Papp
Mamie £. Kemper
Earl C Eyler
Russell Allnutt
Homer Goins
Harrison H. Metz
Charles L. Lowery
Arthur H. Malloy
Mary ‘Frances Malloy
Taking Guard Planes For Far East F-5 Mustang Shipments
Washington reports the Air Force refused to reveal which Air National Guard units are sending F-5 Mustang fighters to the Far East. An officer said disclosing numbers would reveal how many are sent to Korea to replace shorter range jets. He noted WWII Mustangs may be taken out of storage in the southwest to replace recalled planes.
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Washington
Air Force
Air National Guard
Far East
Eidem Resigns as World Council of Churches President
Toronto reports Dr. Erling Eidem former head of the Lutheran Church of Sweden resigns today as president of the World Council of Churches. Five other council presidents are noted to remain in position.
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Toronto
Erling Eidem
Feimate
Lutheran Church of Sweden
World Council of Churches
Filchock
Bell
Leo Dandurand
Montreal Alouette
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Danduurand
Union
U. S
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Fillchock
Lucrative Job That Of Being A Good Jockey
Oceanport New Jersey features a profile of jockey life at Monmouth Park. It notes top earners Ned Jimmy Stout and others, explains the riding fees and expenses, and details the constant costs of boots pants saddles and equipment. It captures jockeys daily grind from early mornings to race afternoons and the stubborn appeal of the profession.
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N. J
NBA
Miami
Dohnny Longdens
Eddie Arcarog
Ted Atkinsons
Steve Brooks
Monmouth Park
Legion
Monmouth
Jimmy Stout
New Jerseys
Stout
Local Notes From Lovettsville And Nearby
Lovettsville residents share family visits with relatives in Houston Rockville and Raleigh while Mrs Frye tends a hospital relative in Charlie Town Tommy Potterfield returns to Brewton Idaho for a vacation job and infant Linda Diane Everhart joins Gary Harrington in baptism at New Jerusalem Lutheran church Say you saw it in The News.
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Lovettsville
Lennox McKkinmey
Ranald
Houston
Tex
Ralph Stine
Donna
Rockville
UH. C. McKaummey
Althea Frye
Charlie Town
Ned Tyler
Susannah
Raleigh
N. C
S. H. Potterfield
Tyler
Aldie
Tommy F Potterfield
Brewton
Ida
Charles Everhart, Jr
Linda Diane
Gary Harrington
Kenneth Harrington
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
N. P. Evans
Charles Everhart, Sr
Evans
Wynn Wins For Indians Clinches 5-2 Victory Over White Sox
Early Wynn pitched seven innings, yielding four hits as the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 5-2 to complete a two-game sweep. Avila drove in a run with a fourth inning single, Heagan scored on Wynn's sixth inning double, keeping Cleveland one game behind the Yankees, who beat the Athletics 5-4. The Phillies crushed the Giants 9-0 as Bob Miller moved to 8-0, while the Cubs routed the Pirates 4-3 and the Dodgers topped the Braves 8-3 in the other action broadening the pennant chase.
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Roberto Avila
Jim Heagan Avila
Hepan
Tribe
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Lou Brissie
Gene Woodhing
Yoxi Berra
Brissie
Bob Shantz
Ed Ford
Tom Ferrick
Ferrick
New Yorkers
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Phils
Sheldon Jones
Monte Kennedy
Clint Hartung
Bob Miller
Jjny Konstanty
Willie Jones
Andy Sensinick
Granny Hamner
Bobby Thomson
Chicago Cubs
Bill Werle
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Mickey Owen
Phil Cavarreda
Hank Saner
Murry Dickson
Werle
Andy Pofko
Roy Smalley
Paul Minner
Sauer
Bob Elliott
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Redbirds
National League Results From Yesterday Games Recap
Yesterday results across the National League show Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 4 2 and St Louis crushing Cincinnati 13 1 while New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn also posted wins. Key players include Werle Dickson Turner Mueller Minner and Walker for Chicago and Jones Kennedy Hartung Westrum Calderone Miller Kons tanty Seminick for Philadelphia. Spahn Bickford Crandall Roe Campanella for Brooklyn. Blackwell Brantl Hetki Pramesa Brazie Rice for St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Tinston
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Cesar
Werle
Dickson
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Jones
Kennedy
Hartung
Westrum
Calderone
Miller
Konstanty
Seminick
Boston
Saigh Booed At Columbus In Bid For Cardinals Feud
Special correspondent Jamieson reports Saigh faced jeers from Columbus fans as the Red Birds awaited the American Association trophy ceremony between games of a double header. Fans questioned player development and college eligibility amid Saigh’s defense of the Cardinals’ farm system and staff, while recalling Rocky Nelson’s brief stint and strong numbers.
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Colimbus
Feed
Saigh
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Indianagols
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Reds
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Beione
Filchock seeks readmission to the NFL after suspension
Philadelphia July reports Frank Filchock applied for reinstatement to the National Football League after an indefinite suspension for failing to report an attempt to bribe him. The move follows prior actions against Mapes over the 1946 title game bribery case and includes support letters from Canadian officials.
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Frank Filchtock
National Football League
Filehack
Merle Hapes
New York Giants
NFL
Bert Bell
New York
Filchock
Mapes
Chicago Bears
Polo Grounds
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