Last-Place Lions Edge Kiwanis In 16 7 Win
Kiwanis to a 16 7 victory over Rotary and Lions. Moss and Gastley led the Lions with two triples and five runs batted in while Biehl’s fourth inning catch helped secure the win.
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FARS
Mickey Mouse
Dick Gastiey
Anagy
Marne
Tom Moss
Kiwanis
Rotary
Usasaairraya
U.S.A
NECA
Staley Stadium
Lions
McCurdy Field
Cartoo
Rat ‘Blinanyon
Gastley
Arnold
Arsh
Ewee
Roy Thes
Eae Bees
Ron Holland
Officer Happy
Moss
Pioneer Club
Cindy Lou
Larry Biehl
Biehl
Eddie Gallaher
Sievie Vitas
Wismer
John Douglas
Steve Cushing
Tippy Stringer
Douglas Edwards Galen Frommeies
Kilian
Bob McCormickeith McBee
Feaga
Sandy
Green
Alter Ree
Pidgee
George Rogers
North End
Rae Hay
Michaelary
Louis Allen
E Wilson
Canen Kennedy
T Whipp
Dave Stickle
Zimmerman
CoFoltz
Man
OU Hartsock
John Ireland
Robert Armstron Greets
Cy. Moss
Jack Webb Brachey
News
Breson Rash Wachter
Tod
T B
Ovzie
Harriet— the Stevens
Omconitioner
Dutrow
Oxdordan
Annie
Qakiev
Brandenburg
Fisher
Davis
Droneburg
Bardsto
Wild Bill Hickok
Guy
Ace
I i Kiwanis O.A. E
Jim Gibbons Lions
HAG
A. E
Pris
Matt “Thomas Glen
Cog
LO Shafer
Fravel
Ormeh
Neca OU
Ste- Sunmimars
Vens
Smallberg
Idoine
Holland
Itiwanis
Crum
Rine
Brandenhart
Mosa
Gasiley
Burg
Feaga S
Bran Pyome
Castle Area
Idenburg
Hartman
Rinehart
Fusi Smiths
Alyptres
Elworthy
G. Ness
Iai
Television and Radio: Fresh asides for 1950s airwaves
TV and radio columns push new ad oriented content with ready made features from Mark Lawrence of a major agency. Highlights include Ed Sullivan 8 p m Sunday anniversaries and Steve Allen debut with Kim Novak and others. Boys State session draws Brunswick youths with local sponsors and civic groups listed.
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Cbs-Tv
Ed Sullivan
Kate Smith
Harry Belfonte
Ja Paar
Steve Allen
Nbc-Tv
Kim Novak
Wally Cox
Bambi Linn
Rod Alex‘ander
Snbc-Tv1
Betty Field
Anita Loos
Couple Accused Of Starving Child To Death
CHAMBERSBURG Pa June 21 a 23 year old couple fled today on murder and neglect charges for starving their two year old son to death Harold Ray Deshong a truck driver and his wife Janet of Mercersburg R D 2 are parents of three other children Justice of the peace John Gillan held them without bail for grand jury action and they were committed to Franklin County jail Autopsy showed death by malnutrition the child weighed 92 pounds The mother contested the charges while the father indicated partial pleas The child died June 9 at home Coroner J D Goshien confirmed death by malnutrition Four days after the death police opened an investigation and the body was exhumed for autopsy MEETING AUGUST 21 Southern States advisory board and farm hire advisory committee plan a local meeting on August 21 at Daisy Highlights include electing local board and committee members showing of Partners a color film by the National Council of Farmer Coopers Lives and Whats The Answer contest
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Chambersburg
CS. Shoviin
Harold Ray Deshong
Janet
Mercersburg
R.D
John ¥. Gillan
Franklin County
J. Dist
George E. Eppinger
Gillan
J.d.goshien
Southern States Advisory Board
Farm Hire Advisory Committee
Daisy
Ntional Council of Farmer Coopers ‘Lives
Walkersville Plastered: Shipley's 12-1 Triumph in City Twilight League
Seven of nine Shipley starters collected two or more hits as they routed Walkersville 12-1 at Baker Park. May Kehne pitched the win, dominating the late innings to cap the lopsided Thursday night affair.
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Walkersville
Shipley
Baker Park
May Kehne
Hawkins cards three under par first round
Fred Hawkins from El Paso Texas shot a three under par 65 to take a first round lead at the $20 000 Philadelphia Daily News Open at Cabbs Creek Country Club. Cary Middlecoff and Bill Casper Jr. trailed by one stroke with 67s as Ted Kroll and ten others posted 70.
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Philadelphia
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Texas
Ake
Hawkins
Cabbs Creek
Cary Middlecaff
Dallas
Middlecalf
Tawkins
Bill Casper Jr
Chula Vista
Calif
Gay Brewer Jr
Cincinnati
Art Wallop
Pocony Manor
Doug Ford
Mahupac
N.Y
Bud Halscher
Agiple Valley
Mike Krak
Louisville
Mike Setchick
Mahopac
Setchick
Ted Kroll
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Two Frederick Brothers Injured by Firecrackers
Two Frederick youths, Carl D. Freese aged 9 and his brother Charles 6, were wounded Thursday night when a firecracker exploded near them on South Market Street. They were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with lacerations on their legs. The brothers live at 65 South Market Street. Police said the firecracker was thrown from a passing vehicle.
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Frederick Brothers
South Market Street
Carl D. Freese
Charles
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Am
Freeses
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TV Today
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Joan
Tambir
Abe Gladhill
Bob Cline
Bill Hammond
S. Walkersville Golfs
George
Bill
R. HH. E. Shipley
Ale. A
Walkersville Cele
Kehne
Eyler
Ladhill and
Bowers
Bell
Gridles
Baltimore
Dave Cline
Lef
Birmingham
Ala
Baltimore Orioles
James McLaughlin
Columbus
Orioles
Thomson
Frederick County Fish and Game? Protective Association, Inc
Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
George W. Kline
Crawfordsville
Ind
Bob Richards
Laverne
Wabash College
Toronto
Germany
Charles Mercer
New York
Morning Mail
Mark Lawrence
Radiotelevision
Blank, Blank & Blank Advertising Agency
Brunswick
Community
Donald Carr
Grover Shatf
James McMurray
St. John’s College
Maryland
Richard Care
Order of Moose
N. Delaware Ave
Brunswick Aerie
F.Q.E
Robert Mullen
W. Potomac Street
Brunswick Lions Club
Donald Hollar
Fast A
Brunswick Rotary Club
Gary Cooper
Rt. J. Knoxville
Silver Bil Riding Club
Norman Runkles
Ninth Ave
B&o. Ymca
Robert Pendergraft
West C Street
Steadman-Keenan
Richard D. Nichols
East C Street
Bank of Brunswick
Atlee Grams
Petersville Road
Peoples National Bank
Walton Harrison
Highway Patrol
Bradeli
Swayze
Niunia
Peggey Wood
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Ovzie and
Harriet
Miss Brooks
Riley
William Bendix
Mar Ossroads
Jim
Pat O'Brien
Crusader
Barry Sulli
Playhouse
Ter Wright
Warren Stevens
Sharin
Jeanne Crain
You
George Raft
Red Barber
Gold
Nashua
Cities Service
Frederick
Frederick Federal
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Frederick County
Association
Joseph D. Baker
Insurance
Richard E. Zimmerman
Attorney-At-Law
Robert W. Lebher
Everedy Company
Kenneth F. Devilbiss
Lumber & Supply Company
Byron W. Thompson
Willard M. Hortne
Mary Jane Shockley
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank
Telephone MO
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