Grapefruit League Opens With Eight Exhibition Games
Baseball starts the Grapefruit League season in Florida and Arizona with eight games across cities including Tampa Tucson and Miami. World champions Cleveland Indians meet the New York Giants, while Boston Braves clash with Brooklyn Dodgers in Miami. Yankees and Cardinals renew their feud in St. Petersburg as DiMaggio targets early return from heel injury. The Red Sox and Reds open in Sarasota and Tampa, with Connie Mack beginning his 49th season in Philadelphia and Chicago teams sparking West Coast exhibition play.
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Students Defeat Faculty In Fundraising Basketball Night
At Frederick High School gym, student teams for girls and boys beat faculty squads in a Marcelene Kefauver Chapter Future Teachers of America fundraiser. The boys varsity won 34 to 28 after an evening of tumbling, dancing, and exhibition play.
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Frederick High School
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Cadettes
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Frank Bentz to retire as Public Affairs Director in Md
Frank L Bentz a Frederick native and noted Maryland conservationist will retire as Public Affairs Director of the State Inland Fish Commission on April 15 He was rehired the first of the month but will stay until mid April A large testimonial dinner and promotion in his honor are planned at the Emerton Hotel in Baltimore April Anglers and gunners statewide are contributing toward the event with funds to buy him a new ear The support of the sportsmen statewide reflects the high esteem in which Bentz is held After approx 14 years of service he will receive retirement pay
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Frederick
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Emerton Hotel
Baltimore
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Gapner
Bente
Bentz Guided Hagerstown Conservation Efforts and Youth Programs
Frank L. Bentz Jr and Miss Alice Ruth Bentz are highlighted amid a long biography of Frank L. Bentz, longtime public servant in Maryland. Born in Damascus and raised in public schools, he rose from shoe department work to roles in the Conservation Department, Tidewater Fisheries, and Inland Game and Fisheries, culminating as Public Relations director. He championed youth conservation groups, helped start a Frederick fishing party program, and supported junior auxiliaries across the state. He is married to May Hagan with two children, one pursuing agronomy PhD at the University of Maryland and the other a hospital technician in Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
Old Rose Shoe Company
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Culler Lake
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May Hagan
Frank L. Bentz, Jr
Univerity of Maryland
Alice Ruth Bentz
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Inter-Church Bowling League Weekly Statistics
High scorers include Baptiste and Cannon with top games and sets. Hood College Athletic Association closes season with a basketball game against a State Teacher squad at the National Gymnasium this afternoon. Several Hood students from Philadelphia West Chester and New Jersey will participate along with an honorai team. Refreshments follow in Mevyran room. Betsy McCain oversees arrangements.
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Betsy McCain
Frederick
Plan To Run McCurdy Field As City Sports Center
Frederick Chamber of Commerce athletic committee, in a Friday night exec session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, organized a plan for City operation of McCurdy Field as a community sports center. Details will be released after Tuesday night and then submitted to the Mayor and Aldermen for consideration.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Frederick Athletic Club
McCurdy Field
Recreation Bowling League Latent Results at Coliseum and Palace
Bowling results show Coliseum 7 matches today with high team game 651 and high team set 1,869. High individual: N Strine 166. Max Troxell 439. Top averages include Copenhaver 123.18 and Shankle 122.16. Also notes Sunday matches and flag etiquette per Library of Congress guidelines.
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Exhibition Game By Frederick Y Tonight
Frederick YALCA schedules an exhibition game tonight at Frederick High School against Greencastle VFW at 7:40 pm. Both teams aim for their twenty-sixty season win record as they head to the Waynesboro tournament, following a prior overtime win by Frederick Ye at C. A. over the Greencastle entry.
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Waynesboro
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Frederick
Mouse Antlers
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s College
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Population figure from 1520 US shows ten million people
In 1520 the United States had a population of about ten million persons. The estimate reflects early demographic counts for a land still largely unsettled by Europeans.
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