Damascus Teens Celebrate Deb Warfield Sixteen Party
In Damascus on June 2 Deborah Warfield had a surprise Sweet Sixteen at the American Legion Home hosted by Sir and Mrs Albert Warfield. About 75 attendees, including Baltimore visitors, joined a yellow and green decor and a cake by Mrs Julia Seipp. Music came from the Monocacy Plays Boys. gifts were many.
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Albert Warfield
American Legion
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Miss Warfield
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Wilfred Watkins
Alrs
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Elva Watkins
Edward Watkins
June Watkins
George Fuller
Rockville
James Nicholson
Damascus High School
Nol
Thomas Law
Lynn Barron
June Ann Burdette
Joanne Duvall
Judith Haines
Teresa Pressman
Jane Watkins
Ralph Nestor
Edward
Burdette
Jerry Duvall
Linda Burdette
Mary Kesler
Betty Lou
Leishear
Sharon Moxley
Janet Mullineaux
Sylvia Pope
Gaye
Roddis
Carole Steckman
Elaine Tobin
Bonnie Lewis
Paul Welsh
Peggy Burdette
Jack King
Susan Petrie
Edith Poole
Connie Mills
Mon Ellen Saylor
Mary Jo Watkins
Ever
Eileen Beall
Louise Beall
Bjett Jones
Katherine Lewis
James Kemp
Charles Mowry
Kayistall
Schwarz
Danny King
Johnll
Thomas Woodfield
Paul-l
Royce
Nancy Steckman
Geralio
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Andy
Virginia Beach
Ty “Barry
Diana Watkins
Wheaton
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Les Thompson
G. Jewell
Leonard Linthicum
Brookeville
National Association of Bankers and Controllers
Peter Pan Inn
Waller Brown
Kenneth Boone
Dorothy Warfield
Roby Lee Beall
Tilghman Brandenburg
Charles Senseney
Herbert
Hyatt
Wilbur BD. Watkins
Philip Watkins
Alba Thompson
Alba Mullinix
Indiaa River
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University of Maryland
American Legion Post
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Roanoke
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League Leaders The Associated Press American League Batting Leaders
The AP league leaders include Mantle New York leading batting hits and runs with 383 and 61. Sievers Washington tops RBIs with 52. Malzone Boston leads hits with 89. Aaron Milwau kee and Schmidt St Louis appear in other stat lines. A mix of scores names and dates throughout notes on local events and recaps.
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Mantle
New York
Sievers
Washington
Landis
Chicago
Shantz
Wynn
Cleveland
Fondy
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louis
Bruton
Mays
Ajays
Schmidt
Sanford
Philadelphia
Fights and social notes from a busy weekend
Guests at Mr and Mrs Bros included Mr and Mrs Aubrey King and children of Mt Airy. A piano recital at Foundry Methodist Church Washington featured Elaine Tobin. July events and church notices follow with hospitality at Brookeville and Damascus.
Light Heavyweight Ryan Knocked Cold in Boston Bout
Rocky Tomasello knocked out Billy Ryan at 1:45 of the first round in Mechanics Building Boston. Ryan, a 2 year old from Lowell with nine unbeaten fights and eight knockouts, slipped to the canvas and was left with possible hand injury after the knockdown.
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Rocky Tomasello
Billy Ryan
Tomasello
Ryan
Mechanics Building
Keyport
4X-J
Lowell
Patterson Rademacher Fight Set for August 22 in Seattle
Promoter Jack Hurley announced August 22 as the heavyweight title bout date between Floyd Patterson and Olympics champion Pete Rademacher at Sick's Stadium, home of the Seattle Rainiers. The match hinges on Patterson beating Hurricane Jackson on July 29 in New York. if Jackson wins, the Seattle bout is canceled.
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Jack Hurley
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
Sicks
Seattle Raniers
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Hurley
Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
New York
Jackson T
National Little League results and standings update
North End 35 Optimists 4 yesterday with Petigirst shutting out for the year. Tomorrow Civitans meet Lions as the standings show W L and key batters like Witting and Malzone contributing. Also notes include Robinson quitting Baltimore as a longtime major leaguer and Boardman favored in boxing with Marlborough, Conn., the 15 1 3 5 weight class.
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Civitans
Lions
Petigirst
Witting
Frank Malzone
prySox
Robinson
Baltimore
Edithe Robinson
Boardman
Boston
Dan Larry Beard
Baltimore Orioles
Xjman
Cleveland
Indians
NBC
Detroit
Marlborough
Conn
Johnny Busso
Heveland
New York
Robinson Honored With Fourth All Star Selection
In 1955, Robinson was named to four American League All-Star teams, highlighting a peak in his storied career and cementing his status as a standout player of the era.
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Robinson
Wynn Tosses 10th Win As Indians Beat Yankees
Yesterday's StarsAP report notes Early Wynn pitched a strong game for Cleveland, limiting the Yankees to four hits while walking two or fewer and guiding the Indians to a victory that secured his 10th win.
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Associated Press
Early Wynn
Indians
Yankees
Point of Rocks Pointers Triumph In Little League Game
Point of Rocks defeated the Eagles 53 in a Marva Babe Huta League contest yesterday. Barnhouse led the winners with a double and a triple as Pickard Peyton Shull and Hope contributed, outlining the game’s key yardsticks.
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Barnhouse
Point of Rocks
I Pickard
Peyton
Shull
Hope
Tigers Edge Giants 2-H In Little League Contested Win
Tigers beat Giants 2 h in an Optimist Little League game. L Allen won on the mound with 13 strikeouts and a single to drive in the winning run. Hy H EY Giants Yanos and Bowers, L Allen and J Haller noted among contributors.
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Giants
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H. EY
Yanos
Bowers
L. Allen
J Haller
Twilight League Meeting Set for YMCA Venue
An important Twi Light Softball League meeting is called to start at 8 30 p m on Tuesday July 12 at the YMCA All managers and league officials are urged to attend.
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Braddock Girls
Jo Anne Stansfield
Brenda Wiegand
Bonnie Amorosen
Jo Anne
Thomas
Fwelight Leaglue
Twi-Light
LYMCA
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Narry Footer and Co. Cleaners
S. Market St. — Frederick
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East Patrick St
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B. E. Carmichael
North Court Street
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Gail L. Catshall
Helen Stewart
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frank Singleton King
Frederick County
Orphan's Court of
Carlton T. King
U. S
Ridgeville
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D.S.T
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