Civitan Slams Optimist 8-0 at Overt Staley Memorial
Civitan defeated Optimist 8-0 at Overt Staley Memorial Stadium on Thursday night to pull even for runner-up in the National Little League standings for the second half. After a scoreless three innings, Civitan broke through in the fourth with a single run, then added six more in the next frame. Hueting led the offense, batting 730 with three singles.
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Civitan
Optimist Club
Staley Memorial Stadium
Hammond
Optimist
Hueting
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
CLO
United Steelworkers
David McDonald
McDonald
Clifford Hood
Us. Steel
U. Steel
Hig Steel
John Stephens
Ftse
USW
US Steel
U.S. Steel
Stephens
Woodling Powers Indians Past Orioles in 9-2 Win
Gene Woodling went 4-for-4 driving in four Cleveland runs as the Indians routed the Baltimore Orioles 9-2 behind Bob Feller's four-hit pitching. Feller notched his second win of the season while Dee Pillette and Jim McDonald were hit hard in three-run bursts across the early frames.
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Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Cleveland
Indians
Orioles
Bob Feller
Tribe
Feller
Dee Pillette
Jim A McDonald
Wayne Causey
Roane
Harry Byrd
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Bamit
Byrd
White Sox
Senators
Turney
Frank Sullivan
Jackie Jensen
Norm Zauchin
Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Bob Sturley
New York Yankees
Kansas Cit
Athletics
Turley
Kansas City
Burns
Clem Lahine
Pee Wee Reese
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Wally Moon
Bill Virdar
Floyd Wooldridge
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Wooldridge
New York
R. Shantz
W. Shantz
Berra
R. H. E. Vee
Navagon
Pillette
McDonald
Schallack
Dorish
H. Smith
Gasiall
R. H.E. Chiragu
Trica Washington
Moss
Pascual
Stobbs Shea
Abernathy
FitzGerald
R. HH
Edensit der
Local Dodgers to Play Emory Grove Tonight at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Dodgers semi pro team faces Emory Grove Stars at 8 15 p m with manager Bill Foreman urging all players to arrive by 7 p m. Visiting Emory Grove brings a highly rated Baltimore County roster including Half Pint Sheal Murray Watkins and others. Foreman ponders starters as the team aims to rebound into form despite hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Newark Eagles
Murray Watkins
Baltimore Elite Giants
Frederick Dodgers
Foreman
Pixon
Carmnail
Henderson
Dickie Hall
Layer
Lee
Bill Foremen
Tim Foreman
Jack Hardy
Ambush
Tigers Beat Bears 5 2 In Brunswick Little League Showdown
Tigers defeated the Bears 5 to 2 at E W Scheer Stadium as three fifth inning hits broke a 2 2 tie. Key blows included James Cooper homering and three Price hits while Tigers benefitted from Hawse on base and runners advancing on singles. Bears pitcher Tingre drove in two runs with a fourth inning double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan
Abkhoa Ei Witehard
Storks
South
Tyerry i Jiumnrec
Ramsburg
Todard Alihouse
Moberly
Abrh Optimist
Sieduing
Hendrickon
Hurst
Yu Shrines
Hammond
Winpigler
Carroll
Kessler
C Rinehart
Wachter
Saahaa
Tan
Smith
Althouse
Trummer
Hueting
Shriner
Ham
Mont
Witchacd
Seorer
Harvey
MARVA
Marva Babe Ruth
Burkittsville
Brunswick Moose
Brunswick
BR. Burkittsville
Lovettsville
Shewbridge
Kaetzel
Fleming
Welsh
Tigers
Bears
Brunswick Railroaders
E. W. Scheer
Rooks Lions
Tingre
Tigyrs
Danner
Price
Stonesifer
Hawse
James Cooper
Catcher Price
R. Dh. E. Tigers Areata
Jerry Feaster
Frank Cove
Wayne Hawse
Gary Price
Ronnie Miler
Gary
Ingre
Little League National Division Results Summary
Yesterday's results show Tigers beat Bears 3 to 2. Lions defeated Cubs. Today Lions meet NECA and Brunswick Railroaders, with Optimist hosting a game.
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Esterday
Cnitam
Lions
NECA
Brunswick Railroaders
Tigers
Bears
Cubs
East Frederick Defeats Liberty In County Softball clash
East Frederick defeated Liberty 3 1 in a rain interrupted County Softball League game at Maryland Avenues Oval. EFAC built a 3 run second inning with key hits from Shawe Wetzel and Whitter. Other notes include 300 local youths attending the Washington Detroit game at Griffith Stadium and Orioles signee Richard L Forrest emerging from Frederick tryouts.
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East Frederick
Liberty
Maryland Avenues Oval
EFAC
Baker
J. Karns
Harvey
Karns
Whitter
Shawe
White
J. Blank
Lamm
Jim Shawe
Wetzel- Shawe
R. H EL Liberty
East
Frederick
Rippeon
Spurrier
John Wetzel
Smith
Babe Ruth
Frederick Cry
Austin Whitehill
Bob Distributor
Griffith Stadium
Jayveniie
Emmiture
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Eaats
Baseball ANE schedule and results note from Sep
Eastern time rundown lists standings for the National and American leagues with teams like Chicago New York Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Washington and Brooklyn. It details today and yesterday’s results plus tomorrow’s games and scheduled matchups with pitchers and times.
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ANE Smauuieieuress
Washington
Detroit
Negray
Mrozin- Hoeft
Porterfield
Baltimore
Phila
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Milwkee
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Virginia to Continue Segregated Schools in Virginia
Richmond Va June 23 Gov Thomas Stanley and the state Board of Education announced policy to continue Virginia's segregated public schools for the next school year. The plan follows a 32 member legislative commission's recommendation and warns against speedy integration noting potential damage to the public system.
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Richmond
WPI
Thomas Stanley
State Board of Education Today
Virginia
Stanley
Legislative Commission On Public Education
Blake Newton
Los. Supreme Court
UF Caledag
State Board
High Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Nottoway
Sussex Counties
Range boss of West Texas dies at 75
A widely known figure in politics industry aviation and entertainment died today at his home after a period of ill health. The dynamic publisher who mingled with presidents and royals attended the American Newspaper Publishers Association annual meeting in New York last month before returning home. Utica Youth Fellowship meets at the Ramsburg home with seventeen members present planning a July 13 trip to Glee Echo and viewing slides of a western trip.
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West Texas
White House
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Utica
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Martha
J. R. Ramsburg Jr
Edwin Sill
E. RK. Helwig
Glee Echo
West
David Buhyman
Hospitalized After Wreck At Hyattstown
A 1953 Ford was demolished when it struck a guard rail at the Hyattstown interchange of US 240 late Thursday evening. Ruth J. Golden of 1750 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with severe injuries and shock after the crash. Trooper Robert Storer reported indications she may have dozed at the wheel. no other vehicle involved.
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Ford
Washington
Hyattstown
Robert T. Storer
Ruth J. Golden
Massachussetts Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
MSP
Robert de Ssby
Mele Sold to Reds in Interleague Deal
Boston Red Sox traded outfielder Sam Mele to the Cincinnati Reds in a June 23 deal. The purchase price was not disclosed. Mele began with the franchise in 1937 and had stints with Washington Chicago and Baltimore before returning to Boston last season.
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Sam Mele
Boston
Boson Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Sox
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Bids Sought for Hildebrand Property Improvements in Frederick Md
Sealed bids will be received until noon on Tuesday July 12 1955 at the State Roads Commission office in Frederick Maryland to purchase the improvements on the former Joseph Hildebrand property including a dwelling and garage on the south side of U S Route 40 just east of East End Elementary School near Frederick. The site lies along the proposed highway improvement on U S Route 40 between Frederick and Jug Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Maryland
Joseph Hildebrand
Mary Jland
Jug Bridge
ICFTQ
Board of Education of Frederick Council
Parkway
North Market Street
Midway
Middlstasm
Sabillasville
Board of Education
East Church Street
Board of Education of
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruity
Ezra Holiman
State Roads Office Offers Bid Envelopes in Frederick
All improvements must be removed to the ground line by midnight August 30 1955. Details. Bid envelopes may be obtained at the State Roads Commission Office in Frederick Maryland 1 East Patrick Street. Phone Monument 21171.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Maryland
East Patrick Street
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Civitans
Woodling Hits 'Union
Price Electric Co
Kiwami
Husky Park
Loop Conissis
Rotary
Excelsior Dairy
R. OH. E
Lahine
Spooner
Walker
Jones
Davis
Andrew
Meg Cullon
Rk. H. Ee
Philadelphia I
Wehmeier
Kuzava
Kipper
Lopata
Woolridge and
Burtiink
Dodgers
Emory Grove
Ww. L. Pet
Rocks
Hn Cubs
Richard L. Forrest
Boonsboro
Baltimore Orioles
Poke Whalen
Forrest
Paul Richards
SEARS
West Matrick St
Archie
Archie Moore
Bobo Olson
Polo Grounds
Ruby Goldstein
Fort Worth, Tex
Amon G. Carter
The
Fort Worth
Braddock Heights
Pine View
Middletown Valley
Walter
Bath
Sear
Nan Wight
R. E. Carmichael
Piper & Bill
North Court St
Ruth EF. Gregory
Potomac River
Williamsport
Potomac Fish & Game Club
Mercury
Baseball
Rawlings
Shipley’s
Pflueger — Shakespeare
Ocean Cityweber
Bronson Langley
Heddon
South Bend
AIREX
Johnson
Montague
Glas
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Firestone Home & Auto Stores
East Patrick St
Western Auto Associate
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Equity
John Andrew Mareziesin
John Andrew Marezinesin
John Andrew Martin
Marylang
Tris Maran Te SR Redune
Circuit Court
Bing Hetive
Patrick M. Schnauffer
W. Jerome Offutt Schenter
Leis C. Wachter
Charles I. Rewenayt
Maury J. Rowe
Western Maryland Trust Company
Ellis C. Wachter
James McSherry
Ellis
Orphans” Court
John W. Warner
Benjamin L. Shufpf
Josephine Turner
Wiliam M. Storm
Harry D
William
Alverta
Falconer
Harry D. Radcliff
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