Germantown Romps In County League Action On Reilly Shutdown
Germantown pitcher Mickey Reilly a 19 year old Washington DC product shut out Middletown for seven innings and his teammates backed him with runs to secure a 52 victory at Middletown. Lovettsville and Germantown lead tied at 6 1 after Creagerstown fell behind. Reilly left with a blister but Joe Whitman finished with scoreless ninth. Ricketts homered and Frank Plunkard’s Buckeystown pounded Yellow Springs 20 4 while Stout Bolivar won 82 over Doubs Gilroy and Walkersville defeated Broad Run 15 1.
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Mickey Reilly
Washington D. C
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Creagerstown
Reilly
Joe Whitman
Bob Ricketts
Germantank
Ricketts
Joe Deaderick
Paul Mentzer
Mentzer
Howard Fry
Frank Danner
Rat Stall
Elmer Cook
Buckeystown
Frank Plunkard
Yellow Springs
Springer
Jack Kehne
Cook
Tri-Co
Pete Toberg
Walkersville
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Gilroy
Bud
Buzz Koogle
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Hamilton
George
Love
Stull
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Wachter
Frock
Blower
Kolb
Long
Fraley
Crabbs
Smith
Lyerly
Hank Cooper
Olympic Trials Begin With Mixed Qualifying Notes
The first two big qualifiers for the Los Angeles Olympic trials show bright and gloomy sides. Duke’s Dave Sime pulled a groin muscle in the 200 after finishing second, jeopardizing his chances after a world record 220 yards. Red-haired Red Lewis says Sime may miss Bakersfield action next weekend.
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Associated Press
United States
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Armed Forces
Berkeley
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Abilene Christian
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Double JJ Champion Set NCAA Record in Service Meet
Heart Of Md. League at Morrow topped time by one yard in the century and won the 200 in 20.6 seconds. It marked one of ten meet records over two days, with Lowell and servicemen qualifying for Olympic trials as eleven marks fell to collegians.
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Mel Patton
Lowell
United States
Ee Gee Mere
Carvireamen
Priming Needles For More Rich Stakes
NEW YORK June 17 1 The 3 year old turf crown was readied for delivery to Needles after a come from behind Belmont Stakes. Future plans include rich stakes at Arlington and Washington Parks in July and August. Needles has dominated four major races this year with a front finish at the wire each time except the Preakness. His Belmont earnings push his total to 570 655 this year and 11th on the money list.
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Arlington
Washington Parks
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Citation
Fleming Bats 3 RBIs As Lovettsville Wins
Tom Fleming drove in three RBIs including a homer and a double as Lovettsville edged People's Home 4 to 5 to 4 in Mar-Vn league play Saturday. Jim Stonesi extended his hitting streak with a 2 for 4 as Moose defeated Point of Rocks 9 to 6 at Scheer Stadium. Eagles blank Burkittsville 5-0 with Carroll Hope on the mound.
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Tom Fleming
WRBI
Lovettsville
Jim Stonesi
Fer
Moose
Rocks
Scheer Stadium
Eagles
Burkittsville
Carshall Hope
NCAA meet highlights in college and service championships
UCLA led college scoring with 55.7 points followed by Kansas 50 and USC 3432. Army won the service meet with 91 points, Air Force 48, Navy 40, Marines 29, with O Brien winning discus and shot. Morrow posted sprint marks, 100 in 9.4 and 200 that tied the American record. Delany took the 1500 in 3:47.32 for Villanova ahead of Oregon’s Bailey. Wes Santee won the service 1500. None were Olympic eligible. Delany hails from
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Kansas
USC
Army
Air Force
O'Brien
Navy
Marines
Morrow
Ron Delany
Villanova
Oregon
Jim Bailey
Wes Santee
Delany
Public Sale Notices Include Household Goods And Auto Property
Public sale notices list June 23 1956 at 12 30 P M and June 27 1956 at 10 A M. Items include a 3 piece living room suite a Kelvinator refrigerator several trucks and auto equipment plus tools and office furnishings. Auctions carried out by Ponton and winele with attorneys and clerks named. The page notes track results for 1500m and 5000m races with names Stanislaw Jungwirth and Miklos Szabo.
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East Third St
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Rosa I. Hahn
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
Bernard A. Winkle
Orphans’ Court of
Frederick County
D.S.T
Bernie's Auto Exchange
West Patrick Steel
Frederick City
Frederick
Maryland
Mitchell
National Electric Cash Register
Royal
Chevrolet
Mar- Quez
Marian I. Winele
Alton ¥. Bennett
Jon Y. Bann
Alton Y. Bennett
Raymond J. Kelly
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Calhoun Dominates Friday Fight In Media Spotlight
Rory Calhoun, 21 battles Willie Vaughn in Mt. Airy bid. Harmony and Knoxville vie in Friday action as standings shift. Major league notes include Joe Adcock’s three homers for Milwaukee and Joe Nuxhall’s two-hitter for Cincinnati in a tight NL race.
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Knoxville
Mt. Lena
Fred. DeMolay
Mt. Airy
Frederick
L. Pet
Associated Press
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Frederick DeMolay
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Mt.Airy
Hollywood
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California
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cincinnati
New York
Suspect boxers loom as NECOR wins Grand Steeplechase
NECOR WINS the Paris Grand Steeplechase as Szuzina stops Moses Ward in a Parisan race. Roy Stotler, an 18 year old shortstop from Frederick, is listed in a chaotic sports brief along with traffic violations in City Police docket. The report mentions Johnny Summerlin and Bob Satterfield in a Chicago Stadium fight and Eden's planned courtesy visit to France.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
France
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Stotterling
Quo Vadis
St. Nicholas
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Wick
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Mant de Bourgogne
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Bremen
Germany
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Paris
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H. T.kint
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Anteril
Johnny Summerlin
Bob Satterfield
Chicago Stadium
William AW. Ridgley
RFC
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