Cadets Rally Past South Hagerstown in Key Win
Frederick's Cadets posted a 4-1 victory over South Hagerstown at McCurdy Field to extend their win streak to six. Don Keller drove in a pair, Jim Martz added an RBI double, and Rick Zimmerman earned the win as Frederick outplayed South Hagerstown in a tense late-season showdown.
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Don Keller
Frank Martz
Keller
Mick
Gastley
Martz
Frederick
Rick Zimmerman
South Hagerstown
Adrae 'Bottenberger
Kershner
Bailey
Alexander
If Kiracele
Ef Nixon
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Bowers Evton
Ib Ramer
Boyer
P Frevenick Frederic
If Amsduerk
As . Marky
Ah. Lown
Ss Hones
2Hammerman
Warrsnteliz
Ef Mercer
Nixon
Warrenfeltz
Ol — Zimmerm
Zimmerman
Ij Royar
Ramer
Rentzell
Frederick Highs Narrow Win Over St Johns High
The Frederick High IVs defeated St Johns High School 14 to 7 in a high scoring game marked by eight errors by the losers and five by the winners. Crammit hit Frederick’s only triple, while D Winpigier and Rice contributed doubles. Frederick allowed four earned runs to St Johns four, with several listed players and lineups shown in the box score. East Frederick AC softball holds practice at Maryland Avenue Diamond, then opens season at McCurdy Field. U S Davis Cup squad includes Richardson MacKay and Quillian, set to face Venezuela in Caracas May 16-18.
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George Crowe
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Cardinals
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Lawrence
Jeffcoat
Batt
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Oerari
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Nart
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Piainman
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Showe Jr
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A&win Bill
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Agale
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Wua
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South High
North High
Heart of
Calumet
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Eddie Atearo
Churchill Downs
CBS
County Softball Has Openers Sunday
The county softball league opens Sunday with a full schedule of games. Buckeystown hosts at Washington Street School and Ballenger plays at Baker Park with 2 p.m. starts. The standout matchup is Shookstown at Ballenger as the circuit marches through the season with no halves.
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Washington Street
Ballenger
Baker Park
Sea‘son
Shookstown
Indianapolis
Sheokstown
Indianapool
Lig Motor Speedway
Sam Byler
Kenny Zimi
Mountaindale
Liberty
Rasphalt
Juan
Fangio
Buenos Aires
Iag
Ilis
Burler Hargett
Burkitts
Ville
Rangers
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Associated Press
Daily baseball roundup with standings and results from the National and American Leagues. Includes yesterday results New York 10 Chicago 4 and Cleveland 6 Baltimore 1, plus Friday and Sunday matchups and pending Monday games across cities like Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Triandos
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Williams
Boston Lollar
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Maris
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Manana
Mibwaukee
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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San
Detroit
Chicago & Milwaukee
Cinclinati
Philadelphi
St.Louis
Frederick High School Wins Tri Meet At Belair
Frederick High School trackmen won a triangular meet at Belair with 69 percent of the points. Westminster scored 2742 with Belair, and Frederick took nine firsts led by standout performances from Haines, Lavey, Sroith, and Peck Strine. Dan Bartgis filled in for the ailing Dave Meadows in the 440 and 880 relays, and Larry Layman nearly beat Frank Meehan in a sprint. Meet results list multiple dashes, runs, relays, and field events with Frederick and Westminster runners dominating several events.
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Belair
Westminster High School
Frederick
Haines
Westminster
Lavey” Sroith
Peck Strine
Dan Bartgis
Dave Meadows
Larry Layman
Frank Meehan
Strine
Higenotham
Norris
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Eyler
Watemw
Smith
Weldher
Collins
Herrick
Brown
Buriis
Steelman
Chamblin
Ron
May
Heard
Miller
Frederi
Shook
Meehan
Mann
Layman
Markoe
Sprinkle
Watson
Foland
Hastings
County Softball League 1938 Schedule Highlights
The 1938 county softball schedule lists matchups across May June and July. Teams Buckeystown Burkittsville Mountaindale Liberty Shookstown Ballenger Shookstown Buckeystown Mountaindale Liberty Shookstown Buckeystown etc with dates from May 1 to August 10.
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Buckeystown
Burkittsville
Mountaindale
Liberty
Ballenger
Shookstown
Middletown High Beats Brunswick in Comeback Victory
Middletown High School rallied to defeat Brunswick High 7 to 6, scoring six runs in the sixth inning. John Keller hit a grand slam as Middletown overcame an early 23-0 deficit in the first game. Sam Hayes earned the win in relief with ten strikeouts.
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Baltimore
Jim Grant
Cleveland
Baltimore Ornsos
Grant
Gus Triandos
Bot Nieman
Billy Lees
Indians
Bobby Avila
Minnie Minoso
Mickey Vernon
Billy Gardner
Avila
Triandos
Gardner
Middletown High School
Brunswick High
John Keller
Grand Plain
Middletown
Brunswick
Samy Hayes
Joser
Runkles
Adrk Oak
Shafer
Ssease
Hennevek
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Mt Airy Blasts Poolesville 114 Tot
Mt Airy defeated Poolesville 14 to 1 in a Maryland State League baseball game. Hush led Mt Airy with six RBIs on two doubles and three singles. Maring added a triple as the best extra-base hit, and Mt Airy produced runs in most innings.
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Poolesville
Hush
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Mareing
Pont
Arsey
Warfield
Ole
Keister
Jenkins
Yeager
Dri
Creagerstown
Doubs
Shipley
Suipiey
Fallone Spithgay Smith
Johnson
Lyles
Erees
Bysi Shipley
Wapney
May
Middletawih
Frederick
Losini
Brunswick
Cerer
Horine
Baseball Schedule for Frederick Lads Opens Monday
Baseball Little Leagues for Frederick youths under 13 start Monday with opening games at Staley Park between the Optimists and Lions and at Baker Park featuring the Tall Cedars and Elks. Baker Park game at 6 p.m. and Staley Park at 6 30 p.m. Opening ceremonies will include city officials throwing the first ball. Both leagues expect balanced competition and no runaway winner this season with Elks, Amyets, Tall Cedars, and Lions in contention in respective circuits.
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Lions
Staley Park
Baker Park
Tall Cedars
Elks
Amyets
Cyola Ballo Powers Heartland Upset Over Maryland
Cyola Ballo scored eight goals as Western Maryland fell 8 to 5 to Cyola Ballo and the team surged in a high scoring game. Jampden-Sydney defeated Mt. St. Marys 19 to 1 in another contest, highlighting a lopsided schedule despite the day’s chaos.
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Western Maryland
Jampden-Sydney
Mt. St. Mary's
Taney Track Meet Scheduled May 9
The Taney Invitational track and field meet, a joint Frederick Rotary Club and Frederick Chamber effort, invites fourteen Class B schools from Frederick Montgomery and Carroll Counties to compete on May 9 at 1 00 p m at the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Trophies include the Francis Scott Key Mile Run the Alvin G Quinn Mile Relay and the Wayne B Zimmerman Memorial Trophy for the 220 yard dash.
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Init Jhb
They. Frederick Rotary Club
Theis lIr. Chamber of Commerce
Merle Duvall
Montgomery
Carroll
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Francis Scott Key
Alvin G. Quinn
Wayne B.J. Zimmerman
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