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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1955
Page
4
A dense sports and media page reports York and Lancaster baseball results and box scores from the Piedmont League with mentions of upcoming playoff dates. It also examines ABC TV film strategies with Warner Brothers versus MGM, questioning Hollywood’s impact on theater attendance and the effect of film scheduling on TV.
The Maryland State Babe Ruth League tournament begins this afternoon at McCurdy Field with Greenbelt vs Baltimore in the first round at 4 pm and Frederick vs Brunswick in the other opening game two hours later. Liberty romps Union Bridge 17-5 in a Little League matchup as Gip Ricketts stars on the mound and hits a homer. Dorsey pitches Woodsboro to a 3-2 win over Taneytown with Pierce homering. Araby loses to Myersville in a Junior League game as Lenhart collects two hits.
Charles Mercer notes a rapid union of television and film amid a tense relationship. He cites a Broadcasting Telecasting study suggesting the industry blend has become a 30 mile marker in television film production and distribution.
The article notes over 60 000 modern housewives cook meals electrically and advises freezing extras like cakes and pastries for several months. It suggests bread also freezes without extra wrapping, and emphasizes serving from the left. It invites readers to call the Potomac Edison Co Home Service Advisor for homemaking help.
In Elizabethtown a man recorded a novel fish catching method by driving a 1955 model car into a river. A wrecker hoisted the vehicle and two fish were recovered inside. Sammy Hayes led with a triple and B Bidle Hur contributed doubles in a game tied to Myerstille Araby Eichelberge MacDonald.
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