Many Prizes For Soap Box Derby Entrants
Prize committee for the Tri County Soap Box Derby reports prizes for every entrant. Displays show the Stanley Tool Board from Shell Oil at Shipleys Sporting Goods. The Handy Andy tool box and a plastic case award from Collins and Aikman will go to top builders.
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Tri-County
Derby
Stanley Tool Board
Shell Oil Company
Shipley
Shell
Mac Mathias
Walter G. Crowther
Collins and Aikman Corp
Mounts Close Season With Win Over Quantico Emmitsburg
Mount St. Marys closed its baseball season with a 9 3 victory over Quantico Marines in Emmitsburg. Pitcher Jack Curran yielded eight scattered hits as Mount St. Marys improved to 9 0 on the season. Bob O Neill belted a two run homer in the eighth after Quantico tied the game at 6 6 in the seventh. Frank Wall started for Quantico and was relieved in the ninth by Jack Pope who took the loss.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Quantico Marines
Jack Curran
Marines
Curran
Quantico
Bob O'Neill
Frank Wall
Jack Pope
Running Catch Saves Game For Legion Outfit
A dramatic running catch of a long fly by Fraser ended American Legion’s 4-6 win over Coca Cola in City Softball League at Baker Park. Legion, trailing 4-3 after the fourth, scored three in bottom of the fourth to lead 6-4, then held on as Coca Cola threatened late. Layman and Bell, Bagent and Beer pitched for the clubs with final lineup unsettled.
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American Legion
Coca Cola
Baker Park
Legionnaires
Legion
FE. Wiles
Fraser
Walkersville
Optimists Stop Lions In Civic League Game
Frederick Optimist Club pulled the Lions’ fangs in Civic Softball League play Tuesday, winning 10 to 4. A big sixth inning featured five singles, an error, a Cook triple, and a Grice four-run homer to cap seven runs. The Lions led 4-3 until the bottom of the sixth.
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Frederick
Lions
Civic Softball League
Optimists
Cook
Grice
Elks
North End Civic Association
Staley Park
RHW
EV Lions
Shipley
Whitmore
United Firemen Triumph 7-5 Over Sears in League Play
United Firemen recovered from a batting slump to beat Sears 7-5 in Municipal Softball at Baker Park. The game was tied 2-2 after two innings, then United Firemen scored three in the fourth on four hits. Clyde Martz opened the sixth with a double, Newton walked, and Tyeryar’s single plated Martz for what proved to be the winning run.
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United
Sears
Baker Park
Stanze
Uniteds
Clyde Martz
Newton
Tyoryar
Martz
Adamstown
Adamastown
Urbana
Rusherman
Brown
Witter
Olle
ROH
McFayden
Lenhart and
Rive
Ausherman
Shook
Frederick Triumphs Over Brunswick 3 2 In Twilight Game
Frederick edged Brunswick 3 2 in a tense twilight district contest at McCurdy Field. Merriman led with pitching and a late rally produced the decisive run in the 10th. Brunswick had tied the game earlier but Frederick struck back for the win.
Belmont Stakes Set With Eight Contenders For Saturday
Belmont Stakes will run at Belmont Park on Saturday as an eight horse field joins Hill Prince and Middleground. Hill Prince missed the Preakness then bled from a nose in the Suburban, raising questions about his condition. Other possibles include Greek Song and Sunglow, with Capot and Brandywine entries as noted contenders. The 82nd Belmont offers 59270 in purse with $62,100 to the winner, 10 starters would boost gross.
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New York
America
Hill Prince
Middleground
Belmont Park
He Hill Prince
C. T. Chenery
Laser Weeper
Casey Hayes
Clifford
Mooer
Hawley
George D. Widener
C. V. Whitney
Mr. Trouble
Brookmeade Stable
Brandywine Stable
Andy Schuttinger
Ford
Hal Price Headley
Capot
Ponder
Chhampion
Red Sox release Ken Keltner after waiver bid
In Boston at June the Red Sox released utility infielder Ken Keltner unconditionally after obtaining waivers. Keltner, a one time All Star third baseman, joined Boston at season start following his release by Cleveland.
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Kestner
Boston
Red Sox
Ken Keltner
Keltner
The
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Snead Back At Merion Opens Open week watch
Sammy Snead arrives at Merion Golf Club for a first practice round amid memories of the 1939 Open at Spring Mill. The world renowned golfer reflects on that eight on the final hole and the pressure to regain the Open title as Cary Middlecoff and Jimmy Demaret loom as contenders.
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Philadelphia
Sammy Snead
Merion Golf Club
Spring Mill
Sam
West Virginia
Merion
Jimmy Demaret
Cary Middlecoff
Demaret
Snead
City Softball League Games Highlight Coca Cola Clash
In today’s action Coca Cola faces Dr Pepper while Amer Legion reels in a 7 to 6 tilt. Coca Cola seeks early-season momentum as Dr Pepper aims for a league win.
Cumberland Group Considers Capital Aid Plan
Washington June 6 Federal help under a six point program was asked today by a Cumberland Missouri delegation to meet a three fold problem of unemployment. The delegation presented six recommendations for aid to John R. Steelman and discussed details with federal officials. David Kaufman said the Cumberland area of nine counties in Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania faces immediate relief public works and permanent employment through industrial development.
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Washington
Cumberland, Mu
John R. Steelman
David Kaufman
Cumberland
Kcynomte Development
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wickenlooper Scores Easily In Iowa Contest
Des Moines June 6 Sena tor By B. Wickentooper rolled easily to re nomination in Iowa's Republican primary and faced his November Democratic opponent who campaigned as a Brannan Plan supporter Albert J. Lovehind 57 recently resigned as U S Under Secretary of Agriculture to risk his political neck as a Brannan Plan man squeezed through to a narrow victory in the Democratic Senatorial primary Loveland polled 38000 votes and a 6000 plurality in six way race When his triumph was assured Loveland commented he viewed the results as an endorsement of his campaign Then Hickenlooper announced he would oppose the Brannan Plan in his general election campaign this fall
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Des Moines
B. Wickentooper
Iowa
Brannan Plan
Albert J. Lovehind
U. S
Loveland
Hickenlooper
Brynnan Plan
Trained Seals Charge Angers Louisiana Legislators
Baton Rouge June 6 AP The state Senate formed a five member committee to consider impeachment efforts after labeling editors as trained seals. The resolution passed 31 to 4 under constitutional grounds allowing punishment for disrespectful conduct toward the legislature. Trem editor Clayton Fritchey quoted defending the body saying the legislature’s record speaks for itself. Nine and Five Game S is to tackle a fivesannn defense against a regulation softball nine. Softball League Champs meet Independent Hose Co. 149 in an exhibition at Baker Park tower diamond at 6:30 PM with Max Kehne pitching for the Buttlers.
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Witham P. Larkin
American Legion, Colored
Sjamsville
McCurdy Field
Larkein Legionnaires
Stewartstown
Baton Rouge
Up&w
Louisiana Senate
New Orleans
Ltem
Senate
House
Clayton Fritlehey
Trem
Dr. Peppers City
Independent Hose Co
Tower
Baker Park
Max Kehne
Buttlers
Crowther Cards Hole In One At Washington Course
Walter G Crowther a local amateur golfer made a hole in one Monday at the Washington Golf and Country Club during the Middle Atlantic PGA pro am tournament. He used a seven iron but did not win prize money. The tournament was won by Harry Griesmer of Bethesda Country Club with 68. Another local golfer Robert E Delaplaine previously carded a hole in one on the same course.
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Walter G. Crowther
Washington Golf and Country Club
Crowther
Harry Griesmer
Bethesda Country Club
Robert E. Delaplaine
National League Yesterday's Baseball Results
In a set of high scoring games the Chicago team defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 while Boston triumphed 8 to 3 over Cincinnati. New York rolled past Pittsburgh 10 to 4 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 4 to 3 in a day of league play.
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New York
Red Rolfe
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroiters
Washington
Yankees
Cleveland
Tigers
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Boston Red Sox
Cozy Fenway Park
Ken Holcombe
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Jack Banta
Frederick
Emil Verban
Ed Brunswick
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Merriman
Bobby Thompson
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Francis Scott Earl Torgeson
Boston
Braves
Cincinnati
Keyser
Clem
Reds
Curt Simmons
Johnny Ners
Lindell
St. Louis
Junior Legionnaires
Hagersinals
Philadelphia
Lone Post
Phils
Howard Pollet
Brunswick AB. R. H. O. A. E
St Louis Browns
Summers
Lovelace
Hoffman
Philadelphia Athletics
Higdon
Marvel
Browns
Smith
Himes, c
R HE
Boston Bey
Frederick Cincinnati
Bickford
Cooper
Blackwell
Clein
Per
Tracey
Brunswick
Prederick
Merrman
Simmons
Seminick
Pollet
Rice
Bucha
All Rice
Urmpires
Strine
Shook
Kid Boston
Boston Braves
William Denny
Phoenix
Ariz
Denny
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
St Lauts
Savold Retains World Heavyweight Title In London Bout
White City Stadium saw Lee Savold defeat Bruce Woodwerk to win both the British and European versions of the world heavyweight title. Woodwerk retired at the end of the fourth round after suffering a badly cut eye, ending a bout that added another chapter to Savold’s championship tenure.
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Legion Outfit
United Firemen
Hutchinson
Calvert and Robinson
Haynes
Hittle
Weik
Welterath
Harris
Evans
Miami’s Park
Garcia
Hogan
Porterfield
D. Johnson
Berra
Martin
Shipley’s
North Market St
Grove Park
Williams Grove Park
Philadelphi
City Softball League
Amer
Dr. Pepper
Camp Detrick
Wgwen
Yoo
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Farmall
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Monrovia Supply CO
MonrovIa
New Market
H. B. Duvall
H.C. Summers
Clark Sheetenhwelm
His Orchestra
Walcott
Frankfuit
Jersey
Joe Waleott
Germany
Conueror
Wein Ten Hall
Conny Rus
Berlin
Cologne
Rux
Flan Ten Tait
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Jame
Green Bay Packers
Tobin Rote
Rice Institute
Gene Ronzani
T Wickenlooper
Allen G. Quynn & CO
E. Patrick St
Guy Hobbs
Thurmont, Maryland
Hickok’s
Hichor
NECA
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