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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

19

Red Sox Rout Indians 7 2 In Preseason Action

The Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 2 as Ellis Kinder limited Feller to seven hits and Walt Dropo hit a two run homer. Boston pulls into a near first place tie with New York and Detroit while Raschi of the Yankees set a four balks record.

New York Boston Red Sox Bobby Feller Cleveland Indians Ellis Kinder Indians Feller Sox Walt Dropo Louisville New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Tigers Yankees Detroit Athletics Philadelphia Yanks Boston Chicago White Sox Baschi Vic Raschi Raschi Cleveland Milt Shoffiner Phil Rizzuto Luke Appling White Sox St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Joe Garagiola Willie Ramsdell Garagiola Chuck Diering Jim Russell Dodgers al Brazio Ransdell Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Bob Eliott Johnny Sain Braves Sain Philadelphia Phils Chicago Cubs Willie Harry Perkowski Gil Coan Washington St. Louis Browns

Anatomy Has Nothing To Do With Sprinters

Morgan State coach Ed Hurt defends Negro sprinters against racial myths noting natural ability and improving coaching. His quartet Sam LaBeach Bob Tyler Bill Brown George Rhoden set AAU Indoor and relay records in Seton Hall and Penn relays, and challenge Intercollegiate and sprint medley marks as facilities grow.

Baltimore Ed Hurt Morgan State Hurt Rieht Seton Hall Penn Morgan Hart Jesse Owen Baltimoresr Fifth Regiment Armory Sam LaBeach Bob Tyler Bill Brown George Rhoden Madsen NYU

Sprinters Eye Record as Hurt Sets Tempo

Coach Hurt notes the team must run two tenths faster to match the record. Rhoden and LeBeach hail from Jamaica and compete in 160 and 200 meters, while Tyler from Asbury Park is the defending AAU junior champion in 160 and 200. Brown from Bel Air is the AAU indoor 1000 meter champ. Rhoden is the National AAU 400-meter champion hoping to approach a world quarter-mile mark.

Hurt Rhoden LeBeach Jamaica West Indies Tylers Asbury Fark N. J Brown Bel Air

Civic Softball Loop To Open On Monday

The Frederick Civic Softball League opens Monday at Staley Park with NECA facing the Amvets. Mayor Culler to toss first ball. revised first round schedule lists matchups from May 8 to June 2 and a June 5 regular schedule.

Frederick Staley Park North End Civic Association Amvets Alton Y. Bennett Lloyd C. Culler C. Lease Bussard NECA Civitans Optimists Lions Elks

Stranahan Kicked Out of Western Tournament

Dallas May 3 Frankie Strong Boy Stranahan of Toledo Ohio was ejected from the Western Amateur Golf Tournament during the first round of match play. James Vickers from Wichita defeated the defending champion after 19 holes while four medalists advanced. Morris Williams Jr of Texas beat Bill Skeeters 1 up, Dale Morey of Dallas topped Kenneth Corcoran 5 4, with other medalists Jim McHale and Leonard White winning 6 4. Walter Cisco narrowly beat Raleigh Selby, and Charles Coe defeated Don Schumacher 1 up. Bill Campbell edged Jack Coyle 11 up. In other action Ted Beard and the Pirates were blanked, Keller and Detroit rainout noted.

Dallas Frankie Stranahan Toledo James Vickers University of Oklahoma Wichita Kans Morris Williams University of Texas Bill Skeeters Dale Morey Kenneth F. Corcoran Boston Jim McHale Philadelphia Leonard White McHale John R. Knight Omaha Nebr White Charles L. Dexter Walter Cisco Louisville Raleigh Selby Kilgore Texas Charles Coe Oklahoma City Don Schumacher Bill Campbell Huntington W. Va Jack Coyle Springfield Lil

Rotary meeting trims farm visit plans amid forecast

The Frederick Rotary Club luncheon was affected by threatening weather washing out the second half of the program and postponing the Maryland State School for the Deaf farm visit to Mt. Airy. Highlights included a lime industry talk by J. P. Feiser and the induction of three new members.

Frederick Alexandria, Va Rotary Club William B. Bennett Maryland State School For the Deaf Rotarians Glade Valley W. Il. Brann le Gore Mt. Airy Austin P. Renn MSSD Ignatius Bjorlee Feiser le Gore Lime Ca Robert H. Pilgram Bob Tyson Bill Thomas Jr Clyde M. Roney

Baseball Scores From Yesterday

American League results list Boston 7 over Cleveland 2 New York 4 over Chicago 3 Washington 4 over St Louis 3 Detroit Philadelphia game noted as wet with unclear outcome.

Philadelphia Chicago Johnson Konstanty Silvestri Klippstein Hiller Volselle Lade Owen H. E New York Does Cincinnati Kennedy Westrum Perlowski Cooper H E. Brooklyn St. Louis I Podbielan Banta Erskine Ramsdell Edwards Campanella Munger Garagiola Boyer Brazie Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit-Philadelphia Detroit New Pittsburgh Brooklyn

Indoor Rifle Club season ends with Frederick beat Baltimore Rangers

Frederick Rifle Club defeats Baltimore Rangers 1362 to 1341 on the Armory range in what is expected to be the final indoor match of the season. Etchison led Frederick with high gun honors while Baltimore claimed top individual honors.

Pette Rangers Pettee Frederick Pr Lynch Mettee Bent Piefferkorn L. Pet Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Frederick Rifle Club Baltimore Rangers Armory Etchison Frederick Quint

Justice Not To Play Professional Football

Richmond Virginia May 3 The Times Dispatch reports Charlie Justice two time All American halfback at the University of North Carolina has chosen to decline offers to play professional football He will instead affiliate with the North Carolina Medieval Foundation after graduation in June Justice turned down contracts from the Washington Redskins and the Richmond Rebels.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Charlie Justice University of North Carolina Chapel Hill N. C Justice North Carolina Medival Foundation Washington Redskins National Football League Richmond Rebels American Football League

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