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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1954

Page

3

Frederick High School Cadets Baseball Camp Opens

Frederick High School enters spring practice with 30 varsity hopefuls across upper grades and eight players cut for unexcused absence. Coach Hummel fields a pool of 58 ninth to tenth graders awaiting callouts as six fielders and one pitcher form the core for 1953 Cadets. First intra squad game held as workouts continue amid chilly weather. coach declines win projections for 1954 season.

Frederick High School Gene Hummel Ces Timmerman Manrovia Revin Linton Twins Barnes Cannon Clyde Crum Scarfs Chaney Hammond Delauter Jake Ramsburg Morgan Summers Harper Main Ausherman Hood Geisbert Garrett Rudy House Meitzler Day

Terps Begin Spring Football Practice

Maryland coach Jim Tatum opens spring drills predicting a defense to match last year while offense should run as well. Key returnees and new starters shown as 27 lettermen attend first practice, with plans for four drills weekly and a varsity alumni game April 10. Orioles catcher Les Moss sits out due to illness amid stomach upset and weight loss as team heads to Phoenix for exhibition.

College Park Jim Tatum Maryland Tatum Terrapins Boxold Charlie Boxold Ronnie Waller Doe Horning Dick Bielski Bielski Bernie Faloney Dick Nolan Chet Hanu- Jak Ralph Felton John Irvine Jack Bowersox George Palahunik Bill Walkers Lefend Russell Dennis Tom Breunich Bob Morgan Ray Blackburn Braltimoore Orioles Les Moss Orioles Phoenix New York Giants Baltimore Jonms Hopkins Hospital Art Ehlers Clint Courtney Darrell Johnson Memphis Moss

Evening to Late Night TV Schedule Highlights

A dense OCR list outlines a CBS and DuMont television slate with various shows and time slots from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Program names include Dinah Shore, Dragnet, Sinatra, Milton Berle, Red Skelton, See It Now, and more, indicating a mixed lineup of news, dramas, comedies, films, and variety segments across channels.

Cbs Abe Ebs Mbs Reylah Sxeteh Igh Nabe Johnny Dollar Dts Sinatra Irma Eby G. Drake Dhs Abs Pat Paris Aby Dhs News & Music Nat Nate DuMont John Daly Ane Mars Jeff Dinah Shore da Cavalcada Abe Jon Stafford Cos Milton Berle Abe Gene Autry Eba Abe Bishop Sheen Red Skelton Danny Thomas Cirela Theater Fred Alten

High School Teams Fight For Maryland Titles This Weekend

Twelve Maryland Class A B and C basketball teams contest regional finals in College Park. Semi finals on Friday feature Allegany versus Annapolis and Bethesda-Chevy Chase versus Wicomico. Class B and C finalists set for Friday afternoon and evening, with Class C finals Saturday at 5:30, Class B at 7 and Class A at 8:30.

College Park Maryland Allegany Cumberland Annapolis Bethesda-Chevy Chase Wicomico Salisbury H. Edwin Semler Hagerstown Lackey Indian Head Easton Federalsburg Caroline County Frederick Bruce Allegany County Hereford Baltimore County

Industrial Bowling Leagues Thursday Night Division Results

Eberts tops Stop Crowther 3 to 1 while Radio Cab and Green Star struggle. Linden Hills outscored Brunswick 3 to 1. Phil's Esso split with Farrs Co-Op 2 to 2 as teams vie for season totals and standings.

xEbert's xRadio Cab Sta xLinden Hills Brunswick Xback Falk Gro xPhil Esso Farrs

State League Meeting Called for 1954 season

Maryland State Baseball League President William Burall calls one big meeting at the local YMCA to reorganize the circuit for 1954. Topics include franchise renewals and officer elections, with major focus on league operations contracts of umpires and players residency limits. Some clubs ran red last year and fear higher umpire costs.

Wiliam Burall Maryland State Baseball League Frederick Himsell Frederick County Umpires Association Maryland State League

Reynolds May Be Yanks New Bullpen Artist

ST PETERSBURG Fla March 8 Allie Reynolds top salaried Yankee pitcher may serve as a bullpen asset this season if younger hurlers prove ready and his back stays sound. The 36 year old on spring drill hopes to ease into shape after back spasms linked to a bus crash injury last October. Reynolds posted a 13 7 record in 1953 but contributed to 29 Yankee wins and could be used mainly in relief if conditions allow.

ST. Petersburg Fla Allie Reynolds New York Yankees Seaison Bob Wiesler Steve Kraly Wally Burnette Allie Reynolds Philadelphia Yanks New York Stengel

Inter Church Bowling League MEN S DIVISION Standings and Scores

Standings listed for Inter Church Bowling League MEN S DIVISION with team points and high individual and team figures. Notable entries include Linden Hills Grocery, Baptist, Ebert s, Radio Cabs, and Calvary Methodist amid a scattered mix of club and parish names. Lincoln High School girls win 34 23 over North Street High of Hagerstown, led by Bessie Brown and Barbara Bowie.

Inter Church Bowling League Lincoln Girls Lincoln High North Street High Hagerstown Frederick Lincolnettes Bessie Brown Barbara Bowie Sirens Cumberland Lincoln‘tites Rock‘ville

Red Sox Edge Yankees 2-1 in Grapefruit League win

Del Norwood Kemmerer and Delock limited the champion Yankees to three hits as Boston won 2-1 in a spring game at Al Langfield. Norwood earned the win. Kuzava took the loss as Bob Cerv's sacrifice fly produced New York's lone run. Piersall injured shoulder but stayed in to score on Agxanis' single. Kellner and Stemple also contributed for the A's.

Red Sox ST. Petersburg Fla Boston New York Yankees al Langfield Del Red Norwood Russ Kemmerer Ike Delock Norwood Jerry Coleman Bob Cerv Bob Kuzava Jimmy Piersall Joe Collins Piersall Harry Agxanis George Kell Yankee Kuzava Mark Freeman Steve Kraly New York Kemmerer Delock Wilber Freeman Kraly Triandos Philx Clearwater March & i Willie Jones Granny Hamner Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Washington Cleveland Earl Pittsburgh Netroit Torgseson Philadelphia Milwaukee Ennis Guillermo Luna Cincinnati Brooklyn Bob Greenwood St. Louis Preska Luna

Williams Collar Bone To Be Wired

Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox will undergo open surgery on his left shoulder to wire the collarbone. Doctors expect healing to accelerate and an individual return to light activity within weeks, with baseball play possibly returning around eight weeks, depending on recovery.

Boston Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Medicol Red Sox Santa Maria Hospital Cambridge Russell Sullivan Otto Herman Albert M. Maloney New York Yankee Williams Fadmen

Price Electric League standings and top figures across teams

Standings show Price Electric League with maintenance, accounting, shipping and machine shop departments. High individual game by R Wen zel 140 and C 372 in sets. season averages led by L Butrer 11.55 and R Tucker 111.48. Weekly stats cite high game Louise Frye 112 and high set Ruth Shaff 305, with high team game and set at 464 and 1,347. Other names include Virginia Main 98. Rice Konstanty Greenwood Lopata Freese. Pirates beat Tigers 7-3 as Freese homered and drove in four. Googan added a two-run triple. Hall had three safeties. Green got the win.

BOA Asssse Louise Frye Ruth Shaff Virginia Main Freese Pirates

College Basketball And Boxing Results From Various Arenas

National Invitational results feature St Francis Pal 81 Brigham Young 68 and Western Kentucky 95 Bowling Green 81 in early rounds. Niagara 77 Dayton 74 and St Peters NJ 76 Wayland Texas 63, with Nebraska Wesleyan 5 Whitworth 34 in overtime. Boxing notes include Gavilan breezing past Livia Minelli in Boston and Ralph Jones stopping Bobby Dykes in Yonkers.

Associated Press New York St. Francis Pal Brigham Oting Western Kentucky Bowling Green Niagara Dayton AIA Kansas City Nebraska Wesleyan Whitworth St. Peters Wayland Tex Western Illinois Morris Harvey Regis Tennessee A&i East Texas State Portland Ore Brooklyn Ralph Tiger) Jones Yonkers Bobby Dykes Miami Boston Kid Gavilan Cuba Livia Minelli Italy Detroit Marty Marshall Wes Bascom St. Louis Edmonton Freddie Beshore Los Angeles Bobbie Volk

Leahy Attacks Big Ten and NCAA Over Notre Dame

Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy targets the Big Ten and NCAA critics in Look Magazine. He accuses leaders of focusing on nonessential issues like two platoon football and spring practice while tolerating underhanded payments and poor educational emphasis. He argues Notre Dame’s dominance fuels resentment and defends athletic policy actions as misunderstood.

New York Big Ten NCAA Notre Dame Frank Leahy Look Magazine Leahy Ulawnric Look Walter Camp National Collegiate Athletic Association

Jacobs String Shipped to Laurel for Maryland Spring Meet

Laurel opens March 22 with 44 Jacobs horses arriving from California for 37 day meet through April 19. Jockey Walter Blum accompanies the shipment. top horses include Joe Jones and King Jolie, plus Peter Lane, Storm At Sea, and Stymie progeny from Jacobs stable.

Laurel, Mar Jacobs Joe Jones Stymie Moon Maiden Need Ft. McHenry Hanicap Bowie Santa Anita Turis MN Yo Berseem Woodchuck Hill Gail Peter Lane Priamond Terse Arcadia Bimford King Dick Yank-Kee Kindness Douglas G Wasa- Jone Flat Side Effie

Roundup of sports by Gayle Talbot in St. Petersburg

Yankees general manager George Weiss recalls contract turmoil with veterans during Vic Raschi era. He defended club cites youth movement and pending integration of young pitchers like Wiesler Kraly Shallock McDonald Kuzava, amid tensions with holdouts and mentions Reynolds Rizzuto and Berra. Tammany Hall is the Democratic group in Manhattan.

Gayle Talbot ST. Petersburg George Weiss New York Yankees Vic Raschi Weiss Raschi Allie Reynolds Cleveland Reynolds Phil Rizzuto Yogi Berra Bucky Harris Bob Wiesler Steve Kraly Art Shallock Jim McDonald Bob Kuzava

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