Awards Given In Boys' Loop At Frederick YMCA
Frederick YMCA wound up a banner basketball season with an awards program. A record 112 boys in the two major tournaments and about 100 in junior and intermediate leagues received trophies medals and insignia. Alvin Quinn and Jack Griffin presented awards. notable honorees included Donald Dixon a 15 year old who won multiple medals and was honored for sportsmanship and shooting. Roy Baker, hampered by a disability, was named third best all around player.
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Frederick
Tack Dixon
Donald
Jack” Dixon
Donald Dixon
Roy Baker
Jack Dixon Tawney
Dixon Memorial
Explorers
Capt
Miss
Kiracore
B. Shick
Poole
Chaffee
Stup
Blue Devils
Yanos
Filby
Merchant
D. Dixon
Moore
Crusaders
Stull
Ramsburg
J. Quill
Martz
Ford
Wright
Chuck Boyles
Frank Yanes
Paul Stull
Louis Hammond
Charley Keller
Tom Shade
Tom Quill
Robert Cannon
Bob Moss
Frank Yanos
Comer
Hank
Ball Hawks
Meadows
I Nikick
Kallaway
Whipp
Hendrickson
Blue Fins
Donald Kelter
Engle
R. Schick
Derry
Wachter
Red Ndevils
Dave Markey
W Michael
Zimmerman
Gastley
Whichard
Steve Neal
Robert Schick
David Meadows
Donald Keller
David Markey
Richard Langley
John Thomas
Celtics
Thomas
Evans
Kreissig
Grove
Harrison
Lakers
Mercer
Gastiey
Kline
Wolfpack
Phobus
Shafer
Shreve
Bowers
Warrenfeltz
Zehnder
Williams
Routzahn
Wolf
Crutchley
Fogle
Taley
Marion Talley Jr
Navy
Harry Rogin
James Filby
Bernard Shreve
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Results from the Recreation Bowling League show Coca-Cola 4, Dorsey Meats 0. Walk Motors 3, Brunswick Tagies 1. Joe's Cleaners 3, Tucker Stokers 1. Union Bridge 2, Kelly Mill 2. W F W 2, Renn Pontiacs 2. Standings list Walkersville Motors 69 and Coca Cola 6, with high scores led by C. Wint 166 and D. Stauffer 429. Derby facts cover the 50th Kentucky Derby with post time 4 50 EST, purse 224,830, winner value 162,800, 18 starters, and CBS broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Dorsey Meats
Mot. Co
Brunswick Tagies
Joe's Cl'rs
Tucker Stokers
Union Bridge
Kelly Mill
W.F.W
Renn Pontiacs
Kelly Mill Bruns Eagles
Brunswick Babies
Walkersville Motor Co
W. Flw
Joe's
Fi Kelly
Mil Renn
Tucker's Stokers
Dorsey's Meats
C. Wintmore
D. Stauffer
Walkersville Motors
Louisville
CBS
Apel
Cadets thrash Rockville 14 to 1 in Friday game
Pud Zimmerman of Frederick pitched a one hitter and earned his third win in four starts as Frederick High School overwhelmed Richard Montgomery 14 to 1. Rockville pushed an unearned run in the fifth, but Zimmerman dominated, striking out 11. Hutchinson started for Rockville, but allowed multiple runs in the second and fourth innings. The Cadets improved to seven victories in eight games, with Zimmerman the winning pitcher and Hutchinson the loser.
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Zimmerman
Monrovia
Frederick High School
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Cadets
Frederick
Rockville Varsity
Montgomery Bra
Strodlan
Eath
Hutchison
Coleman
Trutchinson
Barrack
Hutchinson
Garrett
Ricketts
Henderson
Price
Angleberger
Larry Way
Harder
Clyde Crum
Clarence Crum
Hammond
Frederick Hurler
Gaithersburg
Camp Detrick
Frederick Ab. H
Ei Crum
Ll Chaney
NeLauter
Cannon
Linton
Phobus
Barns
C O
Weddle
E Coleman
P Disney
Bradshaw
Hace Penn
Ae Ricketts
Zy Barrack
O Beall
Bowles
Wilson
Oi¢ Richardson
Te Dubwlel
Uaul Thomson
Tk Hutchison
Ft Q
Mitchell
Walkersville Bowling League Final Standings and Scores
Monocacy Valley Division results show Brownies and Cramer's leading with Brownies at 4 0 and Cramer's 4 0 against Catoctin Tile and Yellow Logs. High games noted for M Filler of Layman's Painters 1128 and high team game 385 by Layman's Painters with overall 1616 set. Other clubs include Frederick Motor Co Catoctin Tile Co Yellow Springs.
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Layman's
Cramer's
Brownie
Fred’k
Army Photo HURLS JAVELIN Too Cel Joohn W White
Corporal John W White of Camp Detrick threw the javelin 189 feet to finish fourth at the University of Pennsylvania Carnival in Philadelphia. The winning toss was 206 feet. White, a 1951 All American in track at California, has hit 224 feet in other meets. He also letters in baseball and pitched for the Detrick Comets. He and his wife reside in Bakersfield California. He plays Sundays for Myersville Baseball Club in the South Mountain League.
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Army
Cel Joohn W. White
Camp Detrick
University of
California
Detrick Comets
Corporal
White
Bakersfield
Cal
Biggs Avenue
Cpl. White
Myersville
Johnson Pitches One Hitter To Win
Damascus High School pitcher LeRoy Johnson threw a dominant game in a 6 0 victory over Poolesville. Poolesville failed to record a hit until the sixth inning as Damascus benefited from three unearned runs and strong defense. This was Damascus first win in four starts. they travel to Lisbon Tuesday.
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LeRoy Johnson
Damascus High School
Poolesville
Deadrick
Rob Johnsson
Damascus
Lisbon
Damascus Ab
RB. H.O
Snapp
Ward
Johnson
Obraham
Dentson
Ch. A
Ldoe UY
Cheage
Walter
Ff O
Boston
al & Ke Oe
Keegan and Lollar
Hudson
Eivan, Dobson and White
Poolesville Ab
Stonestreet
Cleveland
Ers
New York
Roberson
Lemon
Hesan
Morgentie Bourne
Zava
Fordance Berra Williams
Roh EL Offutt
Baltimore Oat
Repass
Philadelphia
Stotuemser
Pillette
Courtney
Trice
Mundy
Shantz
Offutt
Baseball Roundup: Keegan and Mays Lead Big Wins Across Circuits
Boston fall as Bob Keegan cruises to his third win of the year and eighth in two seasons, beating the Red Sox 5-0. Elsewhere, Willie Mays belts a homer in the 11th to lift the Giants past the Cubs 4-2 in 14 innings, while Don Newcombe earns the Dodgers' NL lead with a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati. Other highlights include Larry Doby driving in the tie-breaking run in extras for Cleveland, and Philadelphia routing Milwaukee 5-2 behind Murry Dickson and Jim Waugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Bob Keegan
Rochester
N. Y
Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
George Kell
Johnny Groth
Keegan
Harry Agganis
Ferris Fain
Chicago Cubs
Sal Martie
Mays
Homer
Warren Hacker
Cub
Bob Rush
Bob Trice
Philadelphia Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Porterfield
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Reds
Duke Spider
Pee Wee Reese
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Murry Dickson
Jim Wamedante
National League scores show varied results across games
The National League outcomes include New York 4 to 2 over Chicago with Maghe and Westrum delivering key plays, Brooklyn 6 to 13 against Cincinnati featuring Newcombe and Campanella, and Philadelphia 6 to 5 over Milwaukee as Dickson Konstanty and Burgess pace the offense with Conley Wilson Johnson and Cran-Gall White contributing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Chicago
Patton and Welsh Reach North and South Amateur Final
Billy Joe Patton and Alex Welsh advanced to the 36 hole final of the North and South Amateur at Pinehurst. Patton, 52, from Morganton, rallied to defeat William Hendman 3 and 2 in the semifinals, while Welsh survived a late challenge from Frank Meacham to win 3 and 2. Both veterans meet tomorrow for the title after contrasting semi final bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
S.C
Billy Joe Patton
Alex Welsh
Patton
William Hendman
Abington
Welsh
Frank Meacham
Roanoke Rauids
N. C
Point of Rocks Forms Little League Team Network
Point of Rocks advances a Little League project for ages 8 to 12 with an organizing meeting at the Masonic Hall. Officers include Charles Harper as manager and Edward Baumgardner as secretary treasurer, with Edward Garhy aiding in backing. The endeavor targets Brunswick League play, scouts players, requests sponsors, and seeks national association membership as construction updates at the Myersville diamond enhance spectator seating.
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Point of Rocks
Ed Baumgardner
Masonic Hall
Charles Harper
Edward T. Baum- Bardner
Edward Garhy
Bolivar W
Brunswick
Pont
Paint of Rocks
Paint of
Rooks
Mempeyenip
National Lite League Association
Oka Tvs
Prospertise Sponemys
Baseball scores and schedule from today
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 and Philadelphia topped Milwaukee 5 to 2. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis on wet grounds. Today's games feature Brooklyn versus Cincinnati with Podes facing Fowler, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, New York against Chicago Gris ym, Pittsburgh at St Louis Lar aine against Miller.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittslegh
St. Louis
Wet Grounds
Podes
Fowler
Mibwaukee
Walts Dissa Nichols
New York
Chicago
Grisym
Klinpstein
Pittsburgh
Laraime
Miller
Otor
Reska
Walkersville JV Beats Emmitsburg 11-3 In Season Opener
Walkersville JV pitchers Luckner and Dick Smith each threw near a three hitter to defeat Emmitsburg JV 11-3 at Emmitsburg. Kenny Wisner drove in four runs with two hits including a double as Walkersville surged with a four run first inning and added runs through the late innings. Emmitsburg was blanked until the bottom of the fifth as Walkersville built a seven run lead before the home club staged late rallies.
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Walkersville VV
Luckner
Dick Smith
Emmitsburg
Jayvee
Emmitsburg Jayvees
Walkersville
Kenny Wisner
Talles
Oy Young Gladesters
R. HA
Ej Walkersville
Lickner
D. Smith
Stover
Warthen
Eyler
Braumer
Bel’ Rus
League Leaders by The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting Glynn Cleveland 419 runs Minoso Chicago 12 RBIs Fain Chicago 13 hits Goodman Boston 19 doubles Kuenn Detroit Me jengeld New York Busby Washington 5 triples Minoso Chicago 3 HR Jensen Boston Westlake Cleveland 4 Stolen bases Hunter Baltimore Jensen Piersall Boston Boyd Shicago and McDougald New York Pitching Keegan Chicago Lemon Cleveland Gramek Detroit Lopat New York Trice Philadelphia 3-0 1 000 Strikeouts Turley Baltimore 32 Batting Jackson Chicago 477 Runs Bell Cincinnati 17 RBIs Bell Green sings Cincinnati 16 Hits Gilham Brooklyn 24 Doubles Greengrass Cincinnati Triples Temple Cincinnati Mays New York Moon St Louis 2 Home runs Hodges Brooklyn Jackson Chicago 5 Stolen bases Robinson Brooklyn Fonte Chicago Temple Cincinnati 3 Pitching Maghe New York 4-0 1 000 Strikeouts Haddix St Louis 26 Perfume manufacturers use 2 000 tons of orange blossoms every year according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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AGUE
Terisar
Brooklyn
Chicago
San Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Boston
Innineet Cio
Associated Press
Glynn
Minoso
Fain
Goodman
Kuenn
Jengeld
Busby
Jensen
Westlake
Hunter
Piersall
Boyd
Shicaga
McDougald
Keegan
Lemon
Gramek
Lopat
Trice
Turley
Jackson
Bell
Cincinnati
Greenings
Gilham
Greengrass
Temple
Mays
Moon
St. Lows
Hodges
Robinson
Fonte
Cintinnati
Maghe
Haddix
Britannica
Answers From The Quiz Bowl And Baseball News
The Associated Press reports a quiz roundup with varied questions on homing pigeons, state symbols and Latvia’s ancient inhabitants. It also notes baseball highlights: Larry Doby driving in four with a 9-4 Indians win in ten innings and Sal Maglie extending a four game win streak for the Giants in a 4-2 victory over the Cubs.
Fights Last Night in Cinicinatti Lightweight Card
Bud Smith of Cincinnati meets Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland in a lightweight bout billed as the earliest main event in the city’s fight history. The 10 rounder starts at 8 and will be televised nationally on ABC. Other results list Orlando Zulueta stopping Paolo Rosi in Havana, Robert Cohen beating Mannie Francis in Manchester, and Gene Gunter knocking out Frankie Wetzel in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Cincinnat
Bud Smith
Cinccmnnati
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Calif
ABC
New York
St Nicholas Arena
Orlando Zulueta
Havana
Paolo Rosi
Italy
Manchester
England
Robert Cohen
France
Mannie Francis
South Africa
Gold Coast
Philadelphia
Gene Gunter
Baltimore
Frankie Wetzel
Notice of Dissolution and Annual Meeting Recorded in Maryland
The State Tax Commission of Maryland reports the dissolution articles for The Hoke Wood Products Company filed March 1. Also announced is the 111th annual meeting of The Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County in Frederick on May 3, 1954 for director elections and other business. William M. Storm is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylan
Hoke Wood Products Company
Bohion John Wood Logan Deeley
Nice Commissioners
Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
William M. Storm
Weekend League Baseball And Bowling Scores Report
Weekend state league results list Mt Airy at Frederick and other matchups across Brunswick Green's Ser Sta Farmers Co op and more. Individual game scores show Stop Crowther 614 and 1780 set totals, with high games by various teams including Linden Mills Gro and Ebert's. Weekly stats summarize top performers and team tallies from the mixed schedule.
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Mt. Airy
Frederick
Fjamsville
Jefferson
Donsife Brunswick
New Market
Hale
Green's Ser
Brunswick
Green
Stup-Crowther
Farmer’s Co
Dack
Linden
Gro. Phil
Esso
Radio Cab Co
Crouther Jack's
Linden Mills
Gro
Iz Ebert's
Pales
Phil
Esso - Green
Ody Farmers Co-op
Hocks
Bartonsysle
Hugh
Brown
Inden Hills
Crowther
Ballenger
Mountaindale
East Frederick
Walkersville
Terps Rally Past Wake Forest for ACC Win in Maryland Debut
Maryland belted six runs in the sixth inning to beat Wake Forest 9-6 in an Atlantic Coast Conference baseball game. Maryland improved to 3-2 in league play while Wake Forest fell to 7-6. Tench started for Wake Forest and was chased after the big sixth. Maryland outscored 6-0 in that frame.
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College Park
jWd
Maryla
Wake Forest
Deacons
Maryland
Tommy Cole
Ben Tench
Tench
Adams
Hemphill
Graftton
Walker Faulkner
Notice Invites Bids for Thurmont Elementary School Building
The Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids for labor and materials to build Thurmont Elementary School. Bids due May 11, 1954 at 9:00 A.M. Daylight Saving Time, Frederick, Maryland. Bonds and checks required, bid security 5 percent, bids opened publicly. The board may waive informalities or reject all bids. By Eugenie W. Pruitt Superintendent.
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Thurmont
Board of Education
Frederick County
Frederick
Marsland
Exailnyo
Glidue
Baltimore Avenue
Heattsville
Maryland
Eugenie W Pruitt
Superintendent of Schools
State OF Maryland
Frederick County Roads Board
County Road Project
Frederick Road
Ae Beate
Havsanville
Utaleat
Frederick Coun
Hassetter & Manlan
Praderch
Technical KO for Zulueta Over Rosi
New York April 30 Orlando Zulueta second ranked lightweight stopped Paolo Rosi in the eighth round of a scheduled ten at St Nicholas Arena A nasty cut over Rosi s right eye caused the finish as blood flowed throughout the bout Zulueta used a sharp left to rack up points and flip the odds from Rosi favored to Zulueta the Cuban’s victory came at 46 seconds of the eighth with Referee Al Bert stopping the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orlando Zulueta
Paolo Rosi
St. Nicholas Arena
Zulueta
Rosi
al Bert
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Middle River
Martin McComsey
Gleam
L. Martin Aircraft Co
William Maddox
Mary Ann
Friends Creek
Sabillasville
Henry Decker
ILLE
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Will Beaken
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HOOD
Patrick St. Orr
Francis Seam
Arras
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Lord Cornwallis
Iienry Laurens
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Latvia
B.C
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Sal Maglie
New York Giants
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Army Glen Kills Farm
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Glen Mil Road
Simmons Farms
Rockwile
Markell & Ford
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Trico League
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Middletown
George Doubs
Buckeystown
Welsh Lovettsville
Lander
Koontz
Creagerstown
Pleifier
Heart of Md
Woodbine
Tamsville
Hargett
Eammitsburg
Nety Windsor Union Bridge
Cashtown
Fairfield
B. R. Summit
New Oxford
Terps
Jefferson & Southtreet Corner
West End Motors
BROM
Williams Grove
Gettysburg
Turr+pike
Indianapolis
Dorsey Shipley
Dorsey Shinley
Dorsey F. Shipley
NS. N. Market Street
Delahey’s Sport Store
West Patrick St
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