Scarborough and Robinson Star as Sox Sweep Senators
Scarborough and Robinson shone for the White Sox as they swept a twi night doubleheader against the Senators, 10-5 and 9-3, while Washington suffered injuries including Gil Coan who fractured his skull and was out at least 30 days. Weik and Grasso also departed with injuries and Mele re aggravated a groin injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Outender
Gil Coan
Owen Friend
St. Louis
Dick Weik
Mickey Grasso
Sam Mele
Detroit
Philadelphia
Vic Wertz
Hoot Evers
Ray Scarborough
Ed Robinson
Marv Rickert
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Boston Red
Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
Walt Dropo
Sockers
al Rosen
Luke Easter
Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Bill MacDonald
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
New York Giants
New York
Willie the Knuck
Ramsdell
Giants
Jim Russell
Duke Snider
Billy Cox
Brooklyn
Camp Detrick Rallies To Down Walkersville In Seven Inning Tilt
Camp Detrick erased an early deficit to win 18-10 over Walkersville Coca-Cola in a City Softball League clash at Baker Park. The game, halted by two hours and five minutes, featured eight runs in the seventh and a late rally after Coca-Cola moved ahead 8-8 in the top of the sixth. Camp Detrick pitchers Underwood Murray Slagle and Murray Klein Kindly Layman Bell combined for the win. Coca-Cola's defense and late innings proved costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Walkersville
Coca-Cola
Baker Park
Coca- Cola
R. H
Underwood
Murray
Slagle
Klein
Kindly
Layman
Bell
Elks stay undefeated in Civic Softball League victory
The Elks improved to 5 3 in Civic Softball League by defeating the Optimists 5 to 3 at Staley Park. Corun sparked a seventh inning rally walking three batters after Duncan singled, while Palmer homered in the sixth and doubled in the fourth. Whitmore Bruchey Coran D Ziegler and B Bruchey contributed offensively as Elks secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Staley Park
Corun
Whitmore
Trout
Stull
Duncan
Ziegler
Coran
Bussard
Brachey
Insurance Jin
Palmer
R. HH
Optimists
Bruchey
D. Ziegler
B. Bruchey
C. Ziegler
Yesterday American League Scores Show Tight Contests
Baseball results list Chicago 6 New York 5 Detroit 16 Philadelphia 2 5 Boston 11 Cleveland 5 St Louis 10 9 Washington 5 3 in 12 innings. Tonight Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington with a twin night doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Raschi Scarborough
Masi
Berra
R. H E
Detroit
Philadelphia
Gray
Swift
Brissie
Wyse
Guerra
Penna
Hutchinson
Robinson
Kellner
Byrd
Klieman
Astroth
Cleveland
Boston Ib
Feller
Benton
Rozek
Zoldak
Pieretti
Hegan
Dobson
Tebbetts
R. HK
St. Louis
Washington
Widmar
Fannin
Lollar
Hudson
Pearce
Weik
Evans
Dorish
Moss
Hittle
Welteroth
Grasso
Boston
Eersee
Pittsburgh
Spahn and Cooper
MacDonald
Mueller
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Hansen
Maglie
Jones
Koslo
Westrum
Ramsdell
Wehmeier
Howell
Brooklyn
Asl
Newcombe
Camparella
Brecheen
Staley
Boyer
Rice
L. Pet
Ans i' Ats
IL Tih
Dr. Pepper
Camp Detrick
Coca-Cola
Gee Legion
St. Louis Uw
All Star Bowlers Meet Washington Stars in 8 PM Showdown
Bowler Charles Zimmerman leads the visiting Washington All-Stars with Dick Tucker George Toth Skinny Pugh and Oscar Sykes. The Bowling Center team under Russ Evler includes Chick Cramer Hog Shankle Charley May Jack Landis Jack Crampton Jr and Donnie Beacht as spare. Also notes camp and league results across City Softball and Firemen exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Bowling Center All
Washington J
Glade
Charles Zimmerman
Dick Tucker
George Toth
Pugh
Jack Landis
Jack Crampton, Jr
Donnie Beacht
Ijamsville Faces Bethesda in Montgomery Night League
Ijamsville baseball team, still hampered by injuries, aims to rebound from two straight losses as it meets Bethesda tonight at the fair and recreation center near Gaithersburg. The game begins at 8 30 p m DST with Mgr Niles Abrecht urging players from Frederick to arrive 6 30 p m in uniform for transport and warmups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijamsville
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Fair and Recreation Center
Gaithersburg
Mgr. Niles Abrecht
East Eighth Street
Frederick
Jamsville
Rockville
Colesville
Bowers
Staley
Keyser
Sjamsville
Baseball at McCurdy Field Exhibition Tonight
Frederick Hustlers meet Indianapolis Clowns in a 9 p.m. Saturday-night exhibition designed to fit post shopping hours, with the late start aimed at clerks and merchants. The event, billed as entertainment, continues the club’s experiment in extending baseball beyond standard hours at McCurdy Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy Field
Frederick, Hustlers
Indianapolis Clowns
Joe Rhoderick
Frederick
Rhoderick
Crowl to Lead Blue Ridge Bowling League
Jack Crowl of Martinsburg West Virginia will head the Blue Ridge major bowling league next season after being elected at the annual banquet at Peter Pan Inn. He succeeds Charles E. Hudson Sr. who declined renomination for health and business reasons. Crowd gathered fifty members and guests and awarded nearly $1800 in prizes to teams and bowlers. Special guests were Russ Eyler and Eugene Raney. Other officers named include Rufus Edwards, Willard Smith and Dave Grimes. An August meeting will organize the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crowl
Martinsburg
W. Va
Blue Ridge Major
Russ Eyler
Walkersville
Eugene Raney
Hagerstown
Rufus Edwards
Willard Smith
Waynesboro
Dave Grimes
Cian
Weekend baseball and softball schedule at McCurdy Field and leagues
The weekend slate lists Indianapolis Clowns versus Hustlers at 9 p m at McCurdy Field. Sunday games cover Montgomery County and Tri County leagues with matchups across Frederick Colesville Damascus Silver Spring Rockville Bethesda Mt Airy Woodsboro Stra ations and more along with Heart of Maryland and County Softball schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Co
Frederick
Colesville
Damascus
Silver Spring
Rockville
Bethesda
Emmitsburg social notes list visits and gatherings
Emmitsburg residents and guests share Memorial Day visits across Towson Baltimore Blue Ridge Summit and Harrisburg. Seniors from St Josephs High School take a Philadelphia trip. Knights of Columbus hold a communion breakfast with 37 members at the White House Inn. Girl Scouts assist VFW Poppy Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Blue Ridge Summit Pa
Edwin Ohler
St. Joseph's High School
Philadelphia
Clarence Wachter
John Sprankle
Beonard Sanders
Bernard Boyle
Harry Jones
Silver Spying
Jones
Charles E. Shorb
Shorb
Joneses
Hrute Council
Knights of 1 Columbus
Emmitsburg
St Joseph's Church
Charles Stouter
White House Inn
Frank Shallenberger
Michael O'Brien
St. Joseph's Church
France
Firor, Thurmient
Savanna Miller
Earle Gelwicks
Gelwick
Hann
Hagerstown
Phyllis Bower
Staten Island
N. Y
Philip Bower
U. S. Marine Hospital
John Fuss
Charles Fuss
Sparks
Girl Scouts of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Social Notes From Bolivar and Nearby Towns
Bolivar and nearby communities share weekend visits and gatherings. Dale Cook and family joined Webb household guests for fishing and a Potomac Park picnic, with Kreimers and friends from Westminster. Other items note illness, reunions, and social calls across Camp Hill, Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry, and Charles Town, including far flung relatives visiting Baltimore and Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar, W. Va
Dale Cook
Washington
Webb
Cecil Webb
Roslyn Dunn
Potomac Park
Benton Kreimer
Westminster
Nancy Kay
Dale Duncen
Andy Seecine
New York City
John Edmonds _son
Camp Hill
New York
Seecine
Charles Town General Hospital
William Lanecaster
Wayne
Patty Rinaldi
Millville
Dale Duncan
Leroy Wood
George Bequette
Elizabeth
C. R. Young
Norman Theyer
Samples Manor
Donald McIntyre
Carlisle
Dickinson College
Ewla Cox
Martinsburg
Walter Dudrow
John Whitehair
Stanley Whitehair
Rhoda Jones
Larry
Harpers Ferry
Frank, Burk
Hillsboro
Baltimore
John Blair
Rostyn Dunn
G. E Webb
Bolivar
Joseph Staubs
James Turner
Whisperware hearing aid surpasses prior efforts
Chicago engineers unveil the Qtarion Whisperware the smallest aid yet with clear tone and strong power. A free demonstration is offered by W A R Bell at 4 West Patrick Street phone 242 for those with hearing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Otarion
Qtarion
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Across Shepherdstown Area
Daily week end visits and social events span Shepherd College ties, Bolivar and Camp Hill church schedules shift for worship next Sunday June 4. Harpers Ferry Auxiliary suspends summer meetings with a hay ride planned June 17. Numerous families from Harpers Ferry Martinsburg Towson Baltimore and Arlington group travel to games and visits, while the Woman's Club junior sewing project begins under Mrs Anne Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Eugene Beck
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Lee Hoover
Bolivar Methodist Church
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Charles Town Hospital
Donald McIntyre
John Glover
Raymond Murphy
Bred Potts
Towson
Mins Nel Murphy
Elen Moses
Pittsburgh
Woodrow Galue
Mary Anne
Martinsburg
Maude McKelley
Woodstock
Robert Sumeh
Camp Hill
Charles T. Smith
Charles Town
Baltimore
William Lancaster
Lester Webb
Donald Noland
Jane Harris
Potomac Edison
Fred Reeves
Arlington
Vernon Gray
Wok Euckles
Roy Walters
Marjorie Walters
Nelson Curtis
Barbara
Tacoma Park
Earl Wilt
J OW R. Rameshill
Harwood Potts
Hagerstown
Lewis Beek
Bolwar
J W W Barckles
Bolivar
Mattie Edwards
Geo Pomeroy
W.L. Wortman
Betty Wortman
Virginia
Joe Barger
Brunswick
Conard
Loudoun County
Harrison Diehl
Daniel Cody
Roy Schultz
Cecil Keedy
Vira Wolfe
Sadie Benjamin
Theodore Wolfe
Silver Spring
Woman's Club
Anne Hardy
Brawner Harding
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
NFL Draft Day Deals Shift Trading Big Names and Rookies
The article lists multiple first round trades and selections involving the Bears Giants Cardinals Rams Eagles Browns and Bears again with tackles halfbacks and centers moved or drafted. It notes coach Greasy Neale lamenting forced rookie picks from reserve lists and a stray Geographical Society fact about Texas population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tely
Jean Adams
Bears
Walt Stickel
New York Giants
Joln Repnacz
University of Oklahoma
Hornets
Pittsburgh
Bob Tinsley
Baylor
Dons
Bob Reinhard
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Jerry Cowhlg
Notre Dame
Tom Keane
Bob Shaw
Knox Ramsey
William and Mary and the Dong
San Francisco
Harper Davis
Mississippi State
Chicago Bears
Art Statute
Buffalo
the Rains
Hal Herring
Cleveland
Lindell Pearson
Oklahoma
Philadelphia Eagles
Greasy Neale
Eagles
Neale
Mutryn Drawn by Colts in NFL Stock Deal Amid Draft
NFL announced a player for stock deal transferring 25 percent Browns stake to James Brevill while Rex Bumgardner John Kissel Abe Gibron and others moved to Cleveland as part a league wide plan absorbing defunct AAC teams. Draft order set by 1949 finish with Ravens Giants Bears and others earning extra picks. Mutryn Baltimore’s first choice and George Taliaferro among early selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philladelphia
National Football League
Buffalo
James Brevill
Cleveland Browns
Bert Bell
Otners
Cleveland
Rex Bumgardner
West Virginds University
John Kissel
Boston College
Abe Gibron
Valpaviso
Breall
Browns
Bell
Chicago Hornets
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles
Dans Mo
Lis Appeley Rams
NPL
Lindheimer
Groun
Rams
Brltimore
New York Yanks
Green Bay
Deliot
Washington
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Juos Angeles
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Ted Collins
New York
Pitk
Chet Mutryn
George Taliafea
Indiana
Dons
Bo McMillin
Detroit
Leon Hart
Loak Walker McMillin
Bob
Hunchy
Loernschemeyer
Indiana University
Washington Redskins
Oklahoma Aggies
Jim Spavital
George Marshall
Immedia
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Scarborough
Sox
Civic Softball League
City
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Northern
Rhodesia
NECA
Civitans
LL. Pet
Elks Oo
Independent Firemen
Shooksttown
Shookstown
Lumen F. Norris
Donna A. Tressler
Robert Hess
Everett
Robert Sites
Orrtanna
Margaret Boyle
J Ward Kerrigan
Mae Rowe
Reisterstown
M. Frank Rowe
Andrew Eyster
Ernest Shriver
Western Maryland College
George L. Wilhide
Samuel Hays
Harold Hoke
Edna Stull
Luther Cregr Ger
Wilbide
Francis X. Elder
VFW
Thurmont
Jack Rosensteel
Eugene
William
Joseph Rodgers
Ed Wastler
Edgar Ashbaugh
Louis Rosensteel
Tip" Harbaugh
Don Topper
Rick Ripka
Leo Topper
Eugene Cramer
Paul Eyler
Maurice Koontz
Louis Rosensteen
Maella Brown
Morris Hewitt
Mary Cinegram
Ness
Lawn Murphy
Mary Cummings
Roanoke, Va
Gerauld Cummings
John Bradley
Leetown
Jay Eackles
Mrs
William Lehman
A. Kaplan
Frances Gorker
Marpers Ferry
W. BE. Kelican
Ellis Kelican
W. C. Perry
Winchester
Otho Via
Clifton Kellean
Longerbeam
Ruth Biller
Harpers, Ferry
M. J. Ray
Harry Lawson
Fred Marquette
Mary Miller
Joe Ashbaugh
Betty Anne
William Miller
Clayton Robinson
Alda B. Dell
Mill Creek
Hazel Hoover
Morrisdale
Edith Weaver
Doris Anne
Julia Moreland
Carl
Williamsburg
del Barr
Joseph Reynolds
Larry Mills
G. EB. Webb
George Fritts
Lutheran Cemetery
Richard Beck
Indianapolig Clowns
McCurdy
Hustlers
Maryland
Statuu League
Mt. Airy
Woodsboro
Strine Liberty
Pt. Rocks
Pfeifer Brunswick
Woodbine
Wachter Yamsaville
New Market
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Trump Broad Run
Lovettsville
Shook Doubs
Miller Lander
Middletown
Hargeltt
Heart of Md
League Thurmont
Myersvile
Clem New Windsor
Atdner Picketts Cor
Shefter
Ballenger
Urbana
Rice Mountaindale
Jefferson
Lake Brunswick
Ida MM Goulden
Trooper
John Koontz
Waldorf
Bernard Seltzer
Bernard
Sheila Marie An
Susan Margaret
Seltzer
John M. Roddy
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Thornton Rodgers
Massey- Harris
Burtner Bros
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Motorola
Philco Television
Hotpoint
Excello
Melvin M. Engle Ott
N. Carroll Sr
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Frederick Paint & Glass Store
North Market ST
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
BABY
U. 8S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
The
National Geographical Society
Texas
Rhode Island
Williams Grove
E.D.T
Park Theatre
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
the ‘Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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