Tigers Stop Yankees 5-0 In Florida Exhibition
Detroit Tigers shut out the New York Yankees 5-0 in a spring exhibition in Bradenton. Virgil Trucks and Ed Gray limited the Yankees to eight hits while four runs came off Ed Lopat in six innings. Tom Byrne finished the game for New York.
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Albaugh Heads City Softball League Seeks New Talent
Ed Albaugh was elected president of the City Softball League at the annual meeting in Frederick to succeed C Cyril Klein who moved to Boston Pierce H Gaver Sr was reelected Contracts for managers signing will be ready after the next meeting on Wednesday at 730 pm at the Y All clubs renewing franchises should attend to set schedules opening April 27 The league remains solvent and affiliated with the Maryland Softball Association Umpires will be provided by the County Umpires Association Two new clubs Camp Detrick and Frederick Iron and Steel will join the circuit as the league seeks stronger competition Open season for recruiting players will be active under the new president’s policy.
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C. Cyril Klein
Boston
Frederick Y
Maryland Softball Association
County Softball Umpires Association
Baker Park Diamonds
Camp Detrick
Frederick Iron and Steel
Albough
MSA
Lacy Leads Loyola To Victory Over Gonzaga
Loyola of Baltimore defeated Gonzaga Spokane 53 51 in the second round of the National Catholic Basketball Tournament. Jim Lacy scored 13 as he neared the all time college scoring mark and Loyola advanced to face Regis College of Denver in the semi finals.
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Jim Lacy
Loyola
Baltimore
Gonzaga
Spokane
Wash
Joe Brasch
Lacy
Jack Brasch
Regis College of Denver
Brooms Abramovic
Salem College
Inter-Church Bowling League Standings And Highs
Inter-Church Bowling League reports weekly standings and top figures. G Adalt of Middletown Lutheran had the high game at 144, C Bohn of Calvary Methodist led in high set with 369, Mt Pleasant posted the top match game at 612, Grace Reformed the top match set at 1,674, M Butler of Buckeystown had the top combined game and set at 128 and 316, tied by P Kelly Urbana Mulcahy St Johns for set honors at 316, Calvary Methodist also claimed top match game and set with 492 and 1,433.
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Middletown Lutheran
C. Bohn
Calvary Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Reformed
M. Butler
Buckeystown
P. Kelly
Urbana
Mulcahy
St John's
Ww. L. Pet
Calvary Meth
Frederick Luth
St. John's
Grace Ref
Middletown Luth
Baptist
Doubs
Bowling League Standings and Week Highlights
Wednesday matches saw Molders face Cleaners, Patternmakers take on Coremakers, and Office play Machinists. Standings list Machinists 12-7-00, Coremakers 12-6-00, Patternmakers 16-14-533, Molders 13-17-433, Cleaners 13-17-433, Office 21-300. Highs: W Eyler Cleaners single 138 and 346 set. Patternmakers 561 team game. Machinists 1 572 team set.
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W. Eyler
Machinists
Taft-Hartley Repealer Approved In Committee
Washington March 24 President Turman s bill to repeal the Taft Hartley act won 13 10 approval by the House Labor Committee headed toward an early debate Rep Lesinski chair man expects the bill to be taken up next week He urged faster action than the 75 cent minimum wage bill approved earlier The House is set to move before the Senate which has also approved the same measure but debates are delayed four weeks The final labor bill may not emerge until June Two arrests were listed on the city police docket for intoxication in the street Roy Marsden Frederick and G Thomas Parsons Mt Union Pa Arrests were by Officers Boone and Burras.
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House Labor Committee
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Lesinski
D-Mich
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Senate Labor Committee
Congress
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Frederick
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Mt Union
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Burras
Kuhel Expects Senators to Improve in 1948
Orlando March 24 Joey Kuhel sophomore pilot of the Washington Senators believes his seventh placers of 1988 are a cinch to finish higher this year He credits winter trades for Eddie Robinson Joe Haynes and Ed Klleman and praises Sam Dente Lions look improved in pitching first base shortstop and outfield He also praises Buddy Lewis return to baseball and notes Robison will add power Kuhel lists infield Al Kozar Dente Yost and Eddie Yost with outfield Lewis Coan and Ed Stewart The starting rotation includes Rae Scarborough Sid Hudson Mickey Haefner Joe Haynes and Walter Masterson with Klieman Thompson Calvert and Weik in relief The piece ends with a stray fact about the alpaca and collars.
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Fla
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Washington Senators
Kuhel
Eddie Robinson
Joe Haynes
Ed Klleman
Sam Dente
St. Louis Browns
Buddy Lewis
Lewis
Robinson
Cleveland
Haynes
Klieman
Robby
Mickey Vernon
al Kozar
Dente
Eddie Yost
Kozar
Yost
Mark Christman
Short
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Gil Coan
Ed Stewart
Clyde Vollmer
Syracuse
John Simmons
Sherry Robertson
Rae Scarborough
Sid Hudson
Mickey Haefner
Walter Masterson
Forrest Thompson
Paul Calvert
Dick Weik
Chattanooga
Hudson
Joe
County Softball League Debuts Six-Team Circuit for 1949
Frederick County league elects Melvin Reds Schwearing president and Clark Sheetenhelm secretary treasurer at the reorganizational meeting. Mountaindale Urbana franchises join Ballenger Jefferson Brunswick Eagles Harmony, forming a six team loop for 1949. season opens May 1 with rosters due April 21 and nine player on-field limit.
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Schwearing
M. GC. A
Clark Shectenhelm
Mountaindale
Urbana
Sheetenheim
Ballenger
Jefferson
Brunswick Eagles
Harmony
Frederick YY. M. C. Ay
Che News Front Page Briefs March 25 1949
Frederick edition brief items from Friday March 25 1949 include local notes and headlines. Readers see early reports, community notices, and weather or public interest snippets typical of a city newspaper page.
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