Tremendous Undertaking For Dressen
Washington manager Charlie Dressen outlines a youth driven plan to lift the Senators from last place with few established stars. He cites Roy Sievers Eddie Yost Pete Runnels and Clint Courtney as exceptions and notes trades for untested players aim to improve a struggling club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Charlie Dressen
Washington Senators
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Roy Sievers
Eddie Yost
Pete Runnels
Clint Courtsey
Macias Stops Espinosa in Tenth to Retain Bantam Crown
Raul Macias knocked out Leo Espinosa in the tenth round to defend his NBA bantamweight title before about 50,000 at the Plaza Mexico. Espinosa, tired after the seventh, was floored by a right to the head and a final blow at 2 57 of the round, while Macias urged a future showdown with Robert Cohen already named EU champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merico City
Raul
Ralon’ Macias
Leo Espinosa
NBA
Robert Cohen
European Boxing Federation
Espinosa
WW O
Manila
Leo
Macias
Cohen
Plaza
Mexi- 10O
Western Maryland completes spring sport schedule
Western Maryland College unveils a full spring slate with baseball opening at Westminster against Syracuse on April 6 and a sequence of home and away games through late May. Tennis, track, golf, and other matches run from April 5 to May 4 featuring Johns Hopkins, Loyola, Dickinson, Washington College, American University, and Mt. Saint Marys among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Syracuse
Westminster
Penn State
Catholic U
Gettysburg
Ursinus
Loyola
Lebanon Valley
Drew University
Mt. St. Mary’s
Dickinson
Washington
American U
Delaware
Johns Hopkins
St Wary's
Catholic
Washington College
Baltimore
J. Mt. St. Mary's
Mason-Dixon
Hartwicke
Gofstra
Bright
Franklin and Marshall
American
Loyola Ana
Juniata
Nashua's Next Race May Be At Bowie
Nashua the million dollar race horse left New York for a summer campaign that could reach California. Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons said the Campbell Memorial Handicap at Bowie next month is likely Nashua's first race, with plans to race in New York Chicago and possibly Hollywood Park. He is described as a strong shipper and the owners will decide the exact path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Nashua
New York
California
Jim Fitzsimmons
Bowie
Chicago
Hollywood Park
Kiddies Western Matinee and Night at Braddock Heights
Skate event at Braddock Heights featured a Western theme with wagon wheels lanterns and a three year old pony Danny. Children raced wooden horses on skates and prizes went to Harold Wirts Lewis Murray Mary Barthel Sue Gaver and others. Evening winners included Mary Lou Phillips Gustus Baugher and a best dressed contest awarded a portable radio to two sisters Linda and Carol Smyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Danny
Harold Wirts
Lewis Murray
Mary Barthel
Sue Gaver
Mary Lou Phillips
Gustus Baugher
Roland Huffer
Braddock
Danyce Weinberg
Braddock ‘Heights
Beverly Poffinberger
Bolivar
W. Va
Dale Evans
Skunk Hellow Boys
Middletown
Linda
Carol Smyre
Hagerstown
Donald Simpson
RFD
Frederick
Rosanna Huffer
Ollie Rosenberry
Avco Lab Demonstrates Extreme Speeds and Temperatures
The Air Force reports laboratory tests at Avco Research Laboratory Everett Massachusetts achieving speeds over 18,000 mph and temperatures hotter than the sun’s surface in shock tubes. The tests were conducted at Avco Manufacturing Corp unit focused on advanced propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Iia
Avco Research Laboratory
Everett
Mass
Avco Manufacturing Corp
Advanced
Speed of sound in shock tubes surpasses satellite plans
The Development Division disclosed with Air Force permission that speeds above the speed of sound were recorded in shock tubes. Temperatures reached up to 15.00 degrees Fahrenheit, intense heat risking tube melting, but each operation lasted only millionths of a second. This surpasses planned satellite velocities for 1957 research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Development Division
Air Force
U.S
Hypersonic research device unveiled as long cannon
Drninremoent revealed for the first time the existence of shock tubes. The laboratory identified them as a 100 foot long cannon with a four inch diameter. It was described as the biggest hypersonic research device of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drninremoent
Te Laboratory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dressen
Mickey Vernon
Bob Fotterfield
Maury McDermott
Boston
Lew Berberet
Herb Plews
Karl Olson
Dick Tettlebach
Neil Chrisley
Bob Wiesler
Dick Bradowski
Truman Clevenger
al Curtis
Berberet
Courtney
Plews
Olson
Teeesl
Wiesler
Jose Valdivielso
Tettlebach
Denver
Carlos Paula
Jim Lemon
Johnny Groth
Chrisley
Avigdiaduels
Almathy
Camilio Pascual
Pedro Hamos
Chuck Stobbs
Stone
Firss
Mexico City
Raul ‘Raton
Mexico
Philippines
National Boxing Assa
Akiyoshi Akanuma
Japan
Ben Escobar
Baker
Lowry
Larry Baker
Vernon
N.Y
Indianapolis
Pat Lowry
Toledo
St. Nicholas Arena
DuMont
Rockne
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Lenee Beets
Knute Rockne
W. Md
Maas Opticians
West
Second
Vite LS Lau
Ees Atalees
Frightaire Efertric Steve
Ateoet
Pertesi
Geod
Shewt Madecade
Walner
Wales
J. E
Beatty
Joan 1
ONTOS
Helen F. Ponton
Alabama
Ada Oilers
Mobile
Milwaukee
Kentucky
Allen-Bradley
Bakers
Seattle Buchan Bakers
Kansas City
Phillips Gers
Bartlesville
Okla
Ee “Geore
University
Sumatra
Republic of
Wedonesia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Memphis
Toronto
Nashville
Frank Keefer
Associated Presse
Brooklyn
F. & F. Motors
Franklin
Buddy) Fogle Monumest
Vinewood
Amvets Club
W. Patrick St
Mountain Ramblers
Lew Wade
Wisco
Baltimore, Md
Seck
Frm of Man
Cala
Sarategy
Helliday S
Baltimore 2
Delaval Milker
Dealer Farmers Supply CO. South
Carroll St. Eederes, Md
Walter Snow
North Marnet
Dailey
North Market St
Maryland
The
L. F. Winpigler
E. Std. St. Ph. Monument
New International
Oatianal
H. C. Summers & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!