Move To End Baseball And Business Tieup
In Washington on March 18 a Senate subcommittee heard Sen. Edwin C. Johnson demand that baseball drop all ties to business firms under antitrust laws. He urged treating clubs owned by beer interests, notably Anheuser-Busch linked Cardinals, as subject to antitrust rules. The DOJ opposed the original bill as discriminatory but favored a broadened version.
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August A. Busch
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Thurmont Keeps Undefeated Record In County Finals
Thurmont built a nine point halftime lead and defeated Liberty 38 to 21 in the Northern Division junior high basketball final at Emmitsburg. Emmitsburg crushed Walkersville 33 to 19 in the other final. Thurmont advances to the county finals at Frederick Monday afternoon.
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Walkersville
Wane Tinals
Pany Sim Tiedeim
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Nusbaum
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Rexroad
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Weigle
Hoffman
Myers
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Lymn
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Fraley
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Hamerick
Valentine
Atbaueh
Lynn
E. Smith
J Walkersville
Kime
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Schildt
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Redmond
Underwood
Powell
Ea Lare
Glass
Ps Hann
Fo. Swantz
Ancarrow
Eyster
Baumgardner
Eyler
Troxeil
Bollinger
Carson
Orioles edge Indians on Youngs bases-loaded triple
In Tucson on March 18 Bobby Young hit a bases-loaded triple in the seventh to lift the Baltimore Orioles over the Cleveland Indians 7-4. It was Baltimore’s 10th win in 12 exhibitions as Cleveland fell to its fifth straight defeat. Don Lenhardt homered for Baltimore and Bob Kennedy for Cleveland.
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Junior High Play Monday Final in Frederick finals
The article notes the county Junior High Schools basketball tournament finals set in Frederick with Thurmont and Frederick meeting for the title. Consolation action features Liberty and Elm Street, and Southern Division results include Brunswick’s 33 to 26 win over Middletown as Keller Moss led Frederick Ninth Graders against the Elms with Elm Street scoring only on free throws.
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Middletown
Keller
Moss
Elms
Markey
Thomas
Carroll Horine
Hal Moser
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Churchill Expected to Remain as Prime Minister
LONDON March 18. The Evening Standard says Churchill 79 will likely stay as prime minister, health permitting, while Eden is forecast as a potential successor if Conservatives win. Rumors of retirement linger as Queen Elizabeth II tours and political circles debate another general election.
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PA News
Winston Churchill
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Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Standard
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Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Elizabeth II
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Yesterday's scores show Detroit A1 Boston 640 Chicago Al3 Philadelphia 14 with brief results across major games. Strong entities include Detroit Boston Chicago Philadelphia and scores indicate close play and variances in final tallies.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley Standings
Standings for the Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley division show Ox Co 32, Walkersville 31, Southern Restaurant 29, Farmers Supply Co 28, Catoctin Country Club 26, Renner Motor Co 19, Pepsi-Cola 18, Potomac Edison No 1 18, Potomac Edison No 2 18, Yellow Springs 16. Weekly stats note high individual game 155 and high individual set 384 by S Mer cer at Kidds Cafe 12%. High team game Potomac Edison No 2 653 with Walkersville Bowling Center 1775 as high team set.
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Farmers Supply Co
Catoctin Country Club
Renner Motor Co
Pepsi-Cola
Potomac Edison
Yellow Springs
Mt. Pleasant
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Health Center League MAJOR DIVISION Latest Results
In a mixed card the Health Center League Major Division saw Landis, Duvall, Garage, Coca-Cola, and Brown’s Amusements teams tally several runs. High individual game and set went to J Hart with 157 and 406. high team game and set to Vorgan’s Restaurant with 7 and 1,832. Pro boxing results from Grand Rapids and other cities list Lowery, Parker, Abrams, and Brown among notable outcomes. Hagerstown loses to Winter Garden 6-3 as Charlotte Hornets win with strong pitching by Brown, Hernandez, and Miller.
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Cadets Hold Intra Team Practice At Frederick High
Cadets 1954 baseball squad staged an intra team game Thursday as pitchers threw faster for the first time this season. Coach Gene Hummel calls Ninth and Tenth Graders to report Monday while keeping fresh and sophomores in contention for varsity. He has booked 16 season games at the Frederick High School home diamond with two more tentatively set. Weather has slowed pitching drills as pitchers were limited to half speed in the intra-squad game. Lineups featured Team A with Leslie Deiauter at first base and Clyde Red TM Crum at shortstop among others. Team No. 1 included John Scarif and Harry Rovin.
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Frederick High School
Leslie Deiauter
Robbie Cannon
Leonard Hammond
Clyde
Harris Seeks First Division for Washington Nine
Orlandon Fla March 187 Harris aims to lift the Washington Senators into the first division for the first time since 1946. He praises the December deal bringing Maury McDermott and Tom Umphlett for Jackie Jensen, notes a strong starting staff, and predicts a tight, line drive style with solid defense and pitching to contend with four rival clubs.
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Washington
Boston
Lefty Maury McDermott
Tom Umphlett
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Jackie Jensen
Harris
McDermott
Jensen
Bob Porterfield
Chuck Stubbs
Spec Shea
Connie Marrero
Bucky
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Josing
Harry Byrd
Vic Raschi
Mickey Vernon
Mickey
Giardello Versus Troy Set for Garden Ten Rounder
New York reports a highly anticipated ten round boxing match at the Garden featuring Joey Giardello ranked No.2 middleweight and Willie Troy. Giardello, 23, from Brooklyn now in Philadelphia, 63 fights 48-10-5, seeks victory on speed and skill. Troy, 21, Washington D C, 26-1 with 20 KOs, stands six feet tall with a sharp jab and strong left hook. Attendance expected around 9,000 with gate near $35,000 despite TV coverage.
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Willie Troy
Giardello
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Toucher
Garth Panter
Panter
Walter Cartier
Kayes
Troy
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Willie
Lee Sala
Holly Mims
Spotlight on Work-Horses in Maryland Farm Sale
Work horses and horse drawn equipment attracted strong bidding at Ramsburgs near Lewis Town as dairy cows topped $230 a head. An 11 year old lead horse sold for 175, a grey horse 135, and a strap-horse 115. Eight foot binder sold for 130, total sale around 8,000 dollars. Other sales included 34 cows and offspring averaging 270, top cow 460, and 55 cows with calves averaging 205. Weather paused sales but buyers showed up in force for Leatherman sale nearby with dairy cows averaging over 200 and a Ford tractor reaching 1,350. Auctioneers Bowlus and Roop with Kelly clerked.
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Harvey E. Ramsburg
Utica Mills
Lewistown
Ramsburgs
Washington
Loudoun
Pennsylvania
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Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
McKinsky Mill
Leo Fontanella
Union Spridge
Fontanella
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Bowius
Charles Roop
Kelly
Marshall Leatherman
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Delbert Null
Frederick YMCA Team Eliminated in Waynesboro Invite
Frederick YMCA was eliminated in the Waynesboro Invitational Basketball Tournament when Chambersburg Skyliners won 89 to 73. Only six players were available for the local quint, hampering rotations as five starters neared fouling out. Frederick’s Barons earlier defeated Skylingts in semis and won the tourney last year. The article also notes lunar distance terms perihelion and apogee with brief figures.
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Chambersburg Skyliners
Lextet
Chambersburg
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Reicher
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Walters
T. Wolford
Alvie Boost Sr
Fish And Game Roundup Assn To Meet At Camp Kanawha
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association will hold its quarterly meeting at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks next Wednesday night. 51 prospective members will be considered, with spring plans outlined and committee rosters announced by club president William M. Moore.
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Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
Wiliam M. Moore
E. Paul Magaha
John R. Cheatham
J. D. Dave
Richard L. Shoemaker
Thomas H. Quill
Ransom Lewis
Joan Derr
Henry R. Shoemaker
Dorsey F. Shipley
George 5. Rodock
W. A. R. Bell
James G. Conroy
David O. Griffin
G. Raymond Shipley
Horace M. Alexander
W. Jerome Offutt
Emmett R. Bowlus
Dan T. Dutrow
A. Hart Etchison
Norman Etzler
Alton C. Whitmore
Donald
Brown
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Clarence C. Carty
G. David Garher
R Ward Stauffer
Roscoe C. Murray
Charles W. Simpson
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E. B. Ramsburg, Jr
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George R. Hargis
John Cramer
George E. Hamilton
Roy F. Gastley
George T. Cramer
Philip Carty
George B. Kehne
Richard R. Nallin
Earl A. Kolb
W. Bartgis Storm
Frank E. Bushey, Jr
Floyd L. Culler
Thomas J. Crum
Conway
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W. Kline
George Hildebrand
Paul B. Kallaway
Joseph Holdcraft
John S. Miller
Hentry R. Shoemaker
Thomas E. Williams
Sidney E. Dixon
Harry M. Cramer, Jr
Veterans’ Party
Wilbur Baker
Charles F. Hartman
Clinton Hamilton
Charles Magaha
Roger G. Plummer
Jesse S$. Fifer
William Bradley Wins Top Money In Bowling Event
Frederick athlete William Bradley topped the WJEJ Day bowling contest with a 706 five game total and $100 first prize. He posted 155 155 140 136 120, finishing 35 pins ahead of runnerup C Brenner who earned $50 for 658. Other money winners included H Bollinger Roy Hornbraker George Strickler Ab Barnhart and Don Staley with scores ranging 652 to 640. Stewart Smith took $7 for high game with 184. TJAMSVILLE PRACTICE The Tjamsville senior baseball team prepares for Maryland State League play with practice at the town diamond Sunday 2 pm Manager Rabbit Ramsburg seeks returning players and new prospects for tryouts after a rain postponed session. A modern jet bomber wing resembles a destroyer hull in thickness before shaping.
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Kegler
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Roy Hornbraker
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Ab Barnhart
Don Staley
Stewart Smith
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