Bucs Beat Nats in Exhibition Thriller
In St. Petersburg on March 15 the Phillies edged the Cardinals 7 1 in an exhibition. Willie Jones hit a homer off Ellis Kinder as Herb Wehmeier Bob Miller and Baul Rogovin combined on the mound. Del Ennis and Granny Hamner produced run hits for Philadelphia.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Nnl
Herman Webmeier
Bob Miller
Baul Rogovin
Willie Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jones
Ellis Kinder
Granny Hamner
del Ennis
Phils
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Louis
Wehmeier
Miller
Rogovin
Ona Tanners
Junior High Tourney Opens At Middletown
The southern division opener at Middletown saw Brunswick defeat Middletown 25 to 19 in a tight afternoon game. Eighteen Brunswick points in the second half powered a comeback after a 9-9 halftime tie. high scorer Van L. Deneen led with nine points.
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Middletown
Brunswick
van L. Deneen
Thurmont
Liberty
Liberty Court
Hartner
Cidec
Wilson
Scoonover
Hoffman
Spalding
Stang
Valentine
Brandenburg
Thurmont Jr. High Edges Liberty 25 34
Thurmont Jr High defeats Liberty 25 to 34 in a close youth game. Stan Rojek, ex Dodger, Pirates and Cardinals shortstop, announces release from the Dodgers and retirement from baseball at 36. He now runs a dairy with brothers and previously played for St Paul. Remainder of text provides box score and player notes.
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Thurmont Jr. High Edges Liberty
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Stan Rojek
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodger
Stan
St. Paul
Avon
Walcott to referee Hagerstown mat show
Jersey Joe Walcott, former heavyweight champion, will referee the final Rogers versus Leone match at the Hagerstown Armory on Wednesday night promoted by Billy Darnell. The bill also features Grae Ens Brothers vs Lewin Brothers and a Rocky Hi-Lee vs Angelo Savoldi opener. Action starts at 8 30 p m.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
Hagerstown
Billy Darnell
Hagerstown ‘Armory
Walcott
Buddy
Nature Boy
Darnell
Grae ‘Ens
Ray
Don
Lewin
Mark
Rocky Hi-Lee
Angelo Savoldi
Saxton Basilio rematch eyed as Chicago hosts June bout
Jubilant Johnny Saxton, fresh welterweight champ, and a fuming Carmen Basilio sign to renew their feud in Chicago next June. Basilio, battered and robbed in last night’s 15 round decision, vows another fight despite eye injuries and a bruised lip. Promoter James Norris says Chicago could host the return.
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Chicago
Johnny Saxton
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Midwest
Chicago Stadium
Saxton
Norris
James D. Norris
International Boxing Club
Kid Gavilan
Philadelphia
Chuck Davey
Billy Graham
Frank Gilmer
Carmen
Joe Netro
Netro
Lou Radzienna
Dune Atniei
Mission
Radzienda
Y Swimming Team Heads to AAU Championship Meet
The coed Y swimming team travels to Baltimore Dundalk for the South Atlantic AAU Championship with a Sunday morning start. Team entries span 8 to 14 years with H Hendrickson Evans Leichert in 10, Eyster Grove Roberts Cline Boone in 12, and Alexander Burgess Best Beldon L Hendrickson Settler Runkles Quill Geisbert Poole in 14. Additional trips follow to Wilmington Delaware March 24 for Central Atlantic and American University invitational with hopes for a Princeton invitation in April.
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Baltimore Sun
YMCA
Hagerstown
H. Hendrickson
Jack Griffin
Physi' Evans
Alexander
A. Burgess
Eyster
C. Burgess
Elkins
Davia Stadio
Grove
Best
Roberts
Beldon
Cline
Boone
Leichert
Griffin
Geisbert
L. Hendrickson
Settle
Runkles
Quill
Poole and
Nichols
Baltimore
Dundalk
Evans
Burgess
Settler
Poole
Wilmington
Del
American University
Princeton
Bowling League Scores and Standings From May Weekly
Stats show team match results across divisions with scores for multiple clubs. Notable figures include May's Esso and Farmer's Supply Co. leading in high game and set metrics with 160 and 413 for individuals and 623 and 1749 for teams.
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Albersville Borcling Lg
Glade Valley Division
Farmer's Supply Co
Southern Restaurant Ox Co
Cwiveual Country Club
Cloverdale Potomac Edison Co
Renner Motor Co
Esso
Walkersville Bowling Center
Smith's Masonry
Mt. Pleasant
Farmer‘s Supply Co
Gettysburg basketball player Ward posts 19 games with .339 shooting
Bill Ward of Libertytown played 19 games for Gettysburg College scoring 48 points at 2.5 per game while hitting 19 of 56 from the field and 10 of 20 at the line. He grabbed 100 rebounds and posted a .339 field goal percentage and .500 free throw mark.
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Bill Ward
Libertytown
Gettysburg College
Diamond Boiling Sez Results Of Last Week
Last week results show Farmers 6 Diamond 3 with Thomas forfeiting. Next week schedule includes Tuesday March 20 banquet at Buckeye Restaurant. Final team standings list Gunthers 4835 Diamond 40 United Fire Co. 320 Farmers essay Frederick Jet 1916 47. High individual game Ray Thomas 155, high set 390. Schultz 112,25. high team game 588. high team set 1 659.
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Frederick
Farmers
Thomas
Buckeye Restaurant
P.m
Gunthers
Diamond
United Fire Co
Frederick Jet
Ray
Schultz
Guntherst
Zimmerman
Molders
Ensor
Warehouse
Radio and TV schedule listings and notes
A collage of radio and television listings for March and nearby days outlines programs across CBS NBC and other networks, with show times, host names, and featured segments. It includes notes on The Honeymooners when mentioning Jackie Gleason and Carney, plus sports and bowling results from local leagues and brief commentary on TV personalities.
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Norton
Jackie Gleason
Cbs-Tv
Ake
Carney
Wrecimen
Hamlet
Lucky Aming
Paul
Gleason
Paw
Carney’s Yonkers strain and Star Stage NBC-Tv shift
TV and radio columnist Charles Mercer profiles Carney’s quiet discomfort with winter crickets near Yonkers and asks how longtime neighbors react to the removal of the New York elevated lines. The piece notes Carney’s onair persona as Ed, a sewer worker, and his occasional stage misfires on Star Stage NBC-Tv.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Art Carney
Yonkers
Star Stage
Nbc-Tv
Boxing Night Results From Philadelphia and New York
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia fighters Jimmy Loo and Earl Hilt fought in Philadelphia, with Loo winning on points. In New York Johnny Busso outpointed Frank Ippolito by decision. Both events list the venues as Philadelphia and New York with weights near 1364 and 13994 respectively.
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Brunswick
Goodrich
Associated Press
Flora
Deneen
Deener
Pet Gladstone
Boston
Cornelious
Cleveland
New York
Hoopengardner
Heffner
Chicago Kline
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit Nonscorers
Hawes Shaft
McBaltimore
Cox
Simons
Jones
Cline
National League
Weddle
Milwaukee
Middletown
G. F. Tos
York
Rudy Pittsburgh Smith
Chicago Faltz
Cincinnati Hayes
St Louis
Philadelphia Castle
Brooklyn
Keller
Yeaterday
Hendricks
Adalt
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ogle
Lewis
Wiles
Jimmy Loo
Earl Hilton
Johnny Busso
Frank Ippolito
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Bucs
Gersert
Sarasota
Dick Gernert
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Gernert
Gordy Windhorn
Billy Klaus
Gene Stephens
Bob Jenkins
Cincinnati
I Lawrence
Minarein
Susce
Sisler
Kiely
Schrol
White
Pagliaroni
W-Schroll
L-Minarein
West Palm Beach
Mesa
Ariz
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
al Worthington
Johnny McCall
Hoyt Wilhelm
Worthington
Bruins
Ed Winceniak
McCall
Wilhelm
Murray
Schmidt
Landrith, Tappe
L—Brosnan
Homer
Nats
Orlando
Dale
Orieles
Scottsdale
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Indians
al Smith
Hoot Evers
Tribe
Santiago
Gasque
Nicholas TV
Hecan
Tigers
Lakeland
New York Yankees
Little Joe Presko
Detroit Tigers
Bill Skowron
Detroit
Johnny Bucks
Buddy Hicks
Harvey Nucas
Billy Martin
Earl Torgesen
Hicks
Kuenn
Detret Wrob
Kucks
Coleman
Terry
Berra
Howard
Presko
Buoning
J. Streuk
Porter
W—Bucks
L— Presko
Dodgers
Bradenton
Don Elston
Charlie Neal
Rube Walker
Breekiya Oe
Koufax
Elston
Walker
Napoli
Conley
Bahl
Spahn
Crandall
Rice
W—Conler
L—Darnell
NAIA
The
Wheaton
Gustavus
Adolphus
Pittsburg
Kaw
Western
Illnois
Texas Southern
Tex
McNeese
Tennessee
Don Lewin
Clevland
Pittsburgh
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
V.F.W
W. Glenn
Spencer
Wilson Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bill Wilcom
Ijamsville Maple Leafs
Heart of Maryland
Sjamsville
Armed Services
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
Bart Bitehin
Fort Detrick
Aberdeen Praying Ground
Brunswick Potomac Rods and Gup Club
Rad
ABS
CBS
NBC
RADIO
Priday
Mar
Sporta
Abe
Abe News
Cps
Abe Bing Crosby
Cbs News & Commentary
Mary Ford
Abe Orama
Jack Carson
Amos 'N Andy
Newa
Abe Dance Orchestra
Ebs Newa
Breaaury
Abs Dance Music
Mbs Flober & Moly
al Neta
Nbe
Che
Rod Barber
Nbo
Steve Allen
Eastenders
East End Boys
Lucky Ten
Blue Devils
East End
Kline
Poland
Aird
Kennedy
Tavagione
Carey
Hunting
Wachter
Jacobs
Staley
Sykes
I Sill
Hen
Drickson
Yost
Keistol
Kuyferberg
Qebarn
Celtis
Celtics
Bullets
Warriors
Knicks
Bill Shocklex
Rhoderick
Stone
Mercer
Bob Murray
Ron Engle
Rinehart
D. Wachter
J. Wachter
B. Rinehart
K. B
Shocklew
Knilt
McCracken
Baldwin
Dene Niw
Hans
Harrick
Yount
Gastley
Bruner
Amvets Dance
Four Tones Amvets Club
West Patrick St
Fine’s Tailoring
Julius Finegold
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Wah
Scott Atwater
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Aya
Rt. 40
Frederick, Md
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