Kens Fre Dek Saturday July 21 Star Game
Kens Fre Dek Md locals report a Saturday July 21 star game with noted attendance and local team participation. Readership advised for updates on score and lineup.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1956
Page
3
Yankees Lead By 11 Games
New York Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics to widen their AL lead to 11 games as Whitey Ford ties an AL strikeout record with six in a row while earning his 12th win of the season. Ford also picked off Vic Power, and Joe Ginsberg, Joe DeMaestri, Clete Boyer, Jack McMahon, Hector Lopez and Al Pilarik are noted among early strikeout milestones.
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New York
Ed Whitey
Ford
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
BU Donovan
Famaing
Joe Ginsberg
Joe DeMaestri
Cletus Boyer
Jack McMahon
Hector Lopez
al Pilarcik
Enos Slaughter
Ginsberg
Nous Ford
Vic Power
Power
Yankees
Cleveland
Baltimore
McMahon
Collegian All Stars Drill Amid Baseball Mentions
Collegian All Stars conducted their first official football drill under Head Coach Curly Lambeau. The report also covers multiple baseball results including the Tigers beating the Red Sox 9 6 and Dodgers’ win led by Newcombe, with Cronin honored before Cooperstown induction.
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Collegian All-Stars
Bill Skowron
McMahon
Pittsburgh
Evanston
Ill
New York
Jack Crim
A’s
Curly Lambeau
Ford
Detroit Tigers
Charlie Maxwell
Boston
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Maxwell
League Leaders The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mantle leads American League rankings in batting runs and hits with 66 78 and 113 respectively while Piersall and Simpson show top marks in doubles and triples Rivera leads in stolen bases Chicas Kansas City and Boston are among teams cited in the league leaders roundup
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Mantle
New
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Mustal
St. Ouis
Boyer
St. Lows
Lopata
Phila
Bruton
Kluszewski
Cincinati
Mays
New York
Weekend Baseball and Softball Schedule Across Maryland Circuits
Weekend slate covers multiple leagues across Maryland with Jefferson at Thurmont and Mt. Airy at Brunswick among others. Union Bridge to Taneytown and Frederick area towns host various league games alongside regional standings and individual batting and pitching stats.
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Savuruns
American Legion Eastbeall
Westminster
Brunswic
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Mar-Va
Babe Ruth League
Peoples
Eagles
Scheer
Maryland
Jefferson
Sunday Heart of Maryland
Knoxville
Harmony
Eswale
Yamsville
Frederick
de Molay
Prodoehl
Curry
Husky Park
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Beallsville
Ijamsville
Maryland seeks to align duck bait laws with federal rules
Annapolis Maryland Governor McKeldin announced plans to draft legislation revising state wildlife and waterfowl statutes to align with federal restrictions on duck baiting. He ordered Ernest Vaughn to confer with the attorney general and consider action in the 1957 General Assembly with support from Isaac Walton League and Wildlife Federation leaders.
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Annapolis
Maryland
McKeldin
Ernest Vaughn
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Vaughn
House
Senate
Legislative Council
Isaac Walton
Daniel Poole
The
Wildlife Management Institute
John E. Clark
Bel Air
Isaac Walston League
Jack Chapman
Whitman
Isaac Walton League
Edward Remington
Bethesda
League
Wildlife Achievement
Montgomery County
Stuart Brandberg
National Wildlife Federation
Art Graham
Outdoor Life Magazine
Baseball Scores and Schedules Highlight Day
The National and American Leagues present today’s schedule with Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Kansas City at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Detroit at Boston, New York at Chicago, and Cleveland at Baltimore. Yesterday’s results include Milwaukee’s 10 6 win over Philadelphia and Cincinnati’s 6 4 win over Pittsburgh in 12 innings. The American Legion State Baseball Tournament opens August 3 at Montgomery Blair High School with Frederick facing the Eastern Shore representative.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
vHiauui
Boris Conney
Bor —Keliner
Larsen Sa
Voleman
Friend
Lawrence
He Can Rae i
Tetya Sullivan
Mionelli
Jones
Brooks
Stobbs
Philadelpha
Phila
Mulw
Pittsb
St.Louis
American Legion
Montgomery Blair High School
Frederick
Eastern Shore
University of Maryland
College Park
Ruth All Star Roster Chosen for State Tournament
Frederick Babe Ruth League President Bob Moss released the city all star roster for the state tournament starting August 1 at McCurdy Field. Kiwanis leads with four players, Excelsior Dairy and Shell Oil also contribute multiple stars, while Rotary has none. The roster includes Dick Gastley Tom Moss Wayne Ott Forden Hughes for Kiwanis. Michael Ron Engle Dale Warmer for Excelsior. Skeeter Gersbert Skip Wenzel M J Grove Bill Brucher Bil Crothers Wayne Rhoderwk for Price Electric. Paul Eaves Ron Baker for Shell Oil. Coach Tom Michael set Monday tryouts at 9 am with coordinators aiding prep.
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Michael
Kiwanis
Dick Gastley
Tom Moss
Wayne Ott
Forden Hughes
Excelsior
Anthony Delivers Lesson in Boxing at Madison Square Garden
In New York Tony Anthony, 170, defeats Tony Johnson, 175, by TKO at 1.36 of the tenth round. Anthony shows speed and skill while Johnson swarms and lands rare solid punches. Referee Mark Conn and judges score broadly for Anthony, with about 1,500 in attendance for the televised bout.
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New York
Tony Anthony
Aitchie Moore
Tony Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Anthony
Floyd Patterson
Mark Conn
Joe Angnello
Nick Gamboli
Beallsville Ready for Ijamsville Clash in Maryland League
Beallsville’s fourth place outfit heads to Ijamsville Sunday hoping to avoid a disaster as the Maryland State League title race heats up. Ijamsville, rebuilding after key departures, has shown bursts of form as rookies Frankie Martz and John Harper step in, seeking to prove they belong among the league’s rising forces.
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Beallsville
Ijamsville
Maryland
Sjamsville
Montgomery Countians
Lke
Guy Ramsburg
Art Simon
Benny Shethorse
Bill Holland
John Trout
Frankie Martz
John Harper
Beallsville Ijamsville Twin Bill Opens At 4 P M
Beallsville and Ijamsville prepare a late season double bill as part of the circuit’s twin schedule. Beallsville likely starts Lefty Nee with Dick Burdette, and Bob Poole remains available for the second game. Ijamsville likely sources Howard Smith and Rodhe Doi Ausheiuiad for the opener.
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Beallsville
Lefty Nee
Dick Burdette
Poole
Ijamsville
Howard Smith
Rodhe Doi Ausheiuiad
Local Notes From Emmitsburg And Surrounding Area
Emmitsburg week of social events includes Miss Hetty Os mond visiting with Mr and Mrs Ralph Keitholtz. Con necticut visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Dubel and relatives return from trip to Emmitsburg. Birth announced at St Luke s Hospital Richmond Va for son of Walter near Mount St Mary s College. Barbara Rosensteel honors with linen shower ahead of marriage to George Arnold Jr at St Joseph s Church. Attending guests from the area listed among others.
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Emmitsburg
Hetty Osmond
Baltimore
Ralph Keitholtz
Charles Dubel
Connecticut
Ernest Dubel
John H. Walter
St. Luke's Hospital
Richmond
Walter
John W. Walter
Mount St Mary's College
Mary Louise Jordan
DePaul St
Barbara Rosensteel
George V Arnold Jr
St Joseph's Church
Vuss Rosensteel
Marie C. Rosensteel
Andrew Jordan
G .Q. Fritz
John Mick
George Otto
Unclear Baptisms and Funeral Attendances Reported
Miss Marie Topper and others attended a baptism event at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church. Infant Arthur A Hardman and infant Jo Apa Barnhouse were named, along with Vicki Vee Sayler and James Philip Sayler. Mrs Roy Wivell and daughter Patricia joined mourners at James Rettbere funeral held at Blessed Sacrament church in Baltimore.
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Marie Topper
Gene Newcomer
Donald Miller
pMuss Paulne
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Crag Arthur Hardman
Arthur A. Hardman
Jo Apa Barnhouse
Emory Barnhouse
Vicki Vee Sayler
James Philip Sayler
Mira
James R. Sayler
Roy Wivell
Patricia
Wits Alne Kelly
James Rettbere
Blessed Sacrament Church
Baltimore
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