Bolivar Defeats Woodbine In Heart of Maryland League
Bolivar dominated the Heart of Maryland League Sunday with an 82 victory over Woodbine at Bolivar. Pat Gilroy struck out 18 while allowing ten hits as Ken Reeder, John Gilroy and the winning pitcher homered. Hor ton homered for Woodbine in the loss.
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Heart of Maryland
Woodbine
Pat Gilroy
Bud Gilroy
Paul Koogle
Ken Reeder
John Gilroy
Horton
R. H&e. Woodbine
Hall
Keister and
Mayne
C. E. Keller
Junior Long
Harmony
Harmony Nine
Maryland
Avalanche
Liamsville Methodist Field
Grubbs
Methodist
Lawn
Recheter Castle
Swats
Dick Baker
F. Brunner
R. Wiles
D Faulters
M. Ballan
R. Baker
R. H &. Harmony
D Baker
J. Hartsock
Baker
Lawn, Castle
Wiscom
Blizzard
Tom Blizzard
Damascus
Taylorsville
W. Mullinix
ABS
Barnard Maynard
Bell
Buzzard
Barrick
Scortichini Fights Gonzales Tonight at Madison Square Garden
In New York a Friday boxing card at Madison Square Garden pairs featherweights Lulu Perez and Percy Bassett. The event also features Frankie Ruff against Brian Kelly and Pedro Gonzales vs Scortichini, with Royer signing for a July 5 bout. Ezzard Charles' brave loss to Rocky Marciano earns wide admiration despite the decision.
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Sandy Saddler
Madison Square Garden
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
New York State Athletic Commission
ABC
NBC
Frankie Ruff
New York
Brian Kelly
Niagara, Falls
League Leaders and Yesterday's Stars Highlights
League leaders across the leagues feature Avila and Fox atop batting and runs while Musial leads in multiple NL categories. Highlights include Hofman and Rhodes setting a pinch homer record for the Giants and Keegan securing a 10th win for the White Sox.
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Avila
Cleveland
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Associated Press
Bobby Hofman
Dusty Rhodes
New York Giants
St. Louis
Bob Keegan
Chicago White Sox
New York
World bantamweight title to be recognized in Bangkok bout
The NBA and New York Athletic Commission agreed to recognize the Robert Cohen Chamreia Songkitrat bout in Bangkok as world bantamweight championship, with defense required within 90 days against the Western Hemisphere winner to be named later. The match involved Cohen of France and Songkitrat, a Bangkok police lieutenant, and no site was set for the ensuing bout.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Tvme
Marciane
Ringsiders
Rocky
Joe Louises
Jack Dempseys
Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Lous
Tommy Farr
Charles
Marciano
Ty Deg
Eszard Charles
National Boxing Assn
Bangkok
Natie Brooks
Cleveland
Raton Macias
Mexico
South America
DeWitts money deals for Browns led to Yankee job
A long sports column recounts George Weiss and Roy Hamey dodgy trades by Willam Q DeWitt during lean years, detailing sales and swaps that raised about $69000 for the Browns and led to later shifts in players, including moves involving Zoldak, Partee, Dillinger, Marsh, and Stirnweiss. The piece portrays DeWitt as a canny financier who kept the team solvent amid sparse attendance.
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Yankee
Harry Grays
NEA
New York
George Weiss
Yankees
Roy Hamey
Phillies
Willam Q DeWitt
Weiss
Bul DeWitt
Bill Veeck
Sportsman’s Park
Sam Zoldak
Indians
Bill Kennedy
Jimmy Dykes
Zoldak
Fred Sanford
Roy Partee
Dick Starr
Red Embree
Sherman Lollar
White Sox
Bob Dillinger
Pauli Lehner
George Stirnweiss
Merle Combs
Freddie Marsh
Jeff Heath
Braves
Bosox
al Zana
Stan Spence
Jerry Priddy
Tigers
Lou Kretlow
St Louis Americans
Duane Pillette
Don John
Son
Jim Delsing Stll
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Tom Ferrick
Joe Thomas
Les Moss
Jim McDonald
Matt Batts
Jm Sucheckt
Don Lenhardt
Paul Lehner
Kermit Wahl
Little Brownies
Out of Doors with ig Stream discusses shotgun shell ejection myths
A dialogue about left handed shooters and right ejecting shotguns debunks a popular magazine myth. The author notes most pumps eject shells to the right and that the exception is the Ithaca Model 37 bottom eject. He argues shell ejection does not injure shooters and explains ejection angles and safety, referencing major brands.
Emmitsburg Class of 1954 Senior Assembly Highlights
The Emmitsburg High School Class of 1954 held its senior assembly in the auditorium with Grand March by pianist Jack Wanty. Doris Bollinger led the flag salute, Brown McNair read the Scripture, and senior quartet members Evelyn Mentzer Carolyn McNair Jean Troxell Ruth Umbel performed. Awards were presented by Principal to multiple students including Arvin Jones and Gloria Herring. Graduation for St Anthony's Parochial School followed with diplomas awarded to nine, with Rt Rev. Msgr John Sheridan presiding.
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Emmitsburg High School
Jack Wanty
Brown McNair
Doris Bollinger
Evelyn Mentzer
Carolyn McNair
Jean Troxell
Ruth Umber
Marr Shields
Glee Club
Copenhagen
America
Our
Ruth Umbel
Thelma Bollinger
Arvin P Jones
George Springer
Clarence Hahn
Philin B Sharpe
St Joseph’s Bich School
Annapolis
D. L. Broke
Sight Conservation Committee
Reesle
Chib
Marsa Creek
St Anthone’s Parochial School
Patricia Raddy
Veronica Little
Rarnus Shorh
Florence Ridenour
Nancy Linge
Paul Sutton
Francis Medvid David Wivell
Clarence Weatt
Msar John Sheridan
Mt St Marys College
Ejection design shapes lefty gun choices in hunting gear
The passage notes left handed shooters struggle with bolt actions while lever and slide actions eject spent shells to the right. It argues ejection direction should not dictate make or model, citing Winchester lever guns and Savage Model 99, Marlin 336, Bindal 72 as examples.
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Winchester
Aniversaries and Today in History Highlight Noted Figures
Know America Today's anniversaries list prominent figures born in Jamaica, New York, Scarsdale, New York, Albany and other locales. It covers Alexander J. Dallas, Daniel D. Tomkins, Theodosia Burr, William P. Blake, George W. Littlefield, Daniel Carter Beard and more, with death dates. The piece also reviews Today in History events from 1775 to 1945 including Washington taking command, ratification of the Constitution, Cyrus McCormick’s reaper patent, and key wartime actions in Cherbourg and Okinawa. Birthdays include Reinhold Niebuhr, John W. Snyder, Donald Culross Peattie, Norman L Bowen, Carroll B. Larrabee and Rockwell Kent. A horoscope warns of a crafty nature and cautious use of deception versus fortes of execution.
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Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Company
Cyrus McCormick
Pennsylvania
Herrin
Ill
Soviet Russia
Cherbourg
Normandy
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Okinawa
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Wright City
John W. Snyder
St. Louis
Truman
Jonesboro
Ark
Donald Culross Peattie
Chicago
Norman L Bowen
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Canada
Carroll B. Larrabee
Printers’ Ink
Coudersport
Rockwell Kent
Tarrytown
New Windsor Engagement and Local Society Notes
Miss Anna Marie Myers engagement to Norman Doty Powell is announced by her mother in New Windsor. The Ladies Auxiliary of the New Windsor Fire Co drill team won $25 for best appearance in the Boring parade. Albert Benedict and Mrs Harvey Palmer Sr attend Rural Women’s Short Course at College Park. Mrs William Hoffman hosted a dessert bridge party. Mr and Mrs H C Roop and Miss Marianna Snader attended the National Grocers Convention in Washington. The Shepherd Heart Class of Pipe Creek Brethren Church met at the Knight home for worship and a panel discussion on organizing class service, moderated by Mrs Andrew Hoff with Arnold Weeks Mary Haines and Carl Blot participating.
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Geraldyn W. Myers
Wilmer B Myers
Norman Doty Powell
J. C. Powell
Taneytown
Ladies Auxiliary
The
New
College Park
William Hoffman
H. C. Roop
Marianna Snader
Grocers
Washington
Shepherd Heart
Pipe Creek Brethren Church
Willian Knight
Linwood
Oscar Erb
Andrew Hoff
Arnold Weeks
Union Bridge
Embassy Dairy Sale Is Off After Last Minute Reversal
Washington June 20 Embassy Dairy sale to the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association was abruptly called off after producer officials had prepared to close July 1. Embassy President James J Ward said he would not sell despite a signed contract and prior arrangements. The move surprised dairymen who had planned to expand operations and hire staff. The incident raises questions on potential penalties and legal action. Meanwhile Potomac River near Knoxville ran three feet above normal with muddy banks and some bass caught despite high water.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Art Larsen
Larsen
World Tennis
Australia
Victoria Lawn Tennis Assn
Melbourne
Harry Pitt
U. S
Bint
Metropolitan Opera
Washington
Embassy Dairy
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Producer Association
Embassy
James J. Ward
W. B. Hooper
Mr. Ward
Hooper
Ward
Ods
Warshments
Mr. Wald
Potomac
Knoxville
John Turner
Virginia
Maryland
Bright Spots In Economy Review Spark Hopeful Outlook
Washington reports show scattered bright spots in spring economic data with May production up from April, auto sales improving, and strong consumer spending driven by benefits and tax cuts. Nonagricultural employment slid despite farm gains, while unemployment fell modestly. defense spending eased and factory capacity remained under pressure. Jefferson WSCS notes include June 17 meeting highlights and planned events.
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Commerce Department
Census Bureau
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