May 14 Races Sanctioned By AMA At Mountaintop Speedway
The American Motorcycle Association sanctions Heart of Maryland TT races at Mountaintop Speedway near Braddock Heights on May 14. The event, within Frederick's 100 mile radius, offers a $400-plus Three Star purse plus TT trophy. Local backers aim to recruit 50 top riders, with several club members advancing through amateur to expert status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motorcycle Association
Heart of Mary~land
Mountaintop Speedway
Braddock Heights
AMA
Frederick
Heart of Maryland
ITT
John Croneburg
John Elworthy
Heart of Maryland Club
Droneburg
Leon Blickenstaff
Johnny
Elworthy
Doggie
Hiltner
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Games
Major league results show Detroit 5 and Cleveland 5, Chicago 15 and New York 9, St. Louis 5 and Washington 1, Boston 4. Tonight Detroit at Washington, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston with a night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
R. H. Eeee
Houtteman
Swift
Bussie Shantz
McCrabb Scheib
Guerra
Boston i
Lemon and Hegan
Parnell
Tebbetts
Chicara
Cain
and Malone
Lopat
Don Johnson
Herra
H E Foragennzeons
National League Results Yesterday
Series of games reported with scores Boston 12 Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 10 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3 New York 1 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 6 Also noted night game with New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Cimeinnati
Bickford
Chipman
Crandall
Wehmeier
Erautt
Peterson
Smith
Howell Cooper
Chicago Bankhad
Paliva
B. Edwards
Dubiel
Minner
Hiller
Voiselle
Sawatski
R. H Ez
Philadelphia G
Simmons
Konstanty
Silvestri Staley
Martin
Hearn
D. Rice
White Sox Dominate Yankees In 15-0 rout
Chicago White Sox crushed the New York Yankees 15-0 as Bob Cain held the champs to five hits and received strong support from a 23-hit attack led by Jim Busby and Gus Zernial. Detroit beat Philadelphia 5-5 with Wertz and Evers driving seven runs. Red Sox lost to Cleveland 5-4 at Fenway. Dodgers top Cubs 10-2, Pirates edge Giants 3-1, Braves 12-6 over Reds. Browns defeat Senators 5-1 as Sisler leads Phillies’ 9-6 win over Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Bob Cain
New York Giants
Cain
Giants
Minneapolis American Association
White Sox
Phil Rizzuto
Sox
Eddie Lopat
Don Johnson
Jim Busby
Gus Zernial
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Tiger
Vic Wertz
Hoot Evers
Art Houtteman
Houtteman
A’s
Mike Guerra
Athletics
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Fenway Park Citadel
Bob Lemon
Indians
Jim Hegan
Dale Mitchell
Mitchell
Mel Parnell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dan Bankhead
Erv Palica
Brooklyn
Walt Dubiel
Bankhead
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nanny Fernandez
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Jansen
Cliff Chambers
Jansen
Johnny Hopp
Fernandez
Earl Torgeson
Sam Jethroe
Willard Marshall
Connie Ryan
Braves
Lloyd Hittle
Joe Haynes
Dick Sisler
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Lows Cardinals
Softball League Opens Season Amid Rain Pause
The county softball league resumes Sunday with two doubleheaders starting at 2 p m DST. Mountaindale faces Urbana while Ballenger meets Brunswick at Brunswick twice, Jefferson idle. If the race stays slipstream, April 30 rained games will be ignored. Urbana starts with pitchers Wiles and Moore against Mountaindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Urbana
Ballenger
Brunswick
Jefferson
Wiles
Moore
Auto Insurance Savings Highlight
The notice touts affordable auto insurance options emphasizing real money savings and protection against collision damage. It promotes the insurance provider's ability to offer coverage that fits tight budgets while guarding against costly repairs.
Derby Crowd Gathers as Kentucky Classic Looms
Louisville May 4 The Derby atmosphere returns as sun brings visitors and the list of three year olds for Saturday's 100000 classic grows. Churchill Downs track could be fast if no more rain, with Your Host Hill Prince and six hopefuls shaping the field including Tor Gray's Capitol and Aber Crombie and Smiths Stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Beggy
California
West Coast
Virginia
Hill Prince
Tor Gray
Hialeah Park
Hal Price Headley
Jamaica
William Veeneman
Abercrombe
Smiths
Ealy
Dr Pepper Team Takes Second Straight In Softball Win
Dr. Pepper, defending City Softball League champions, beat Camp Derrick 17 to 3 at Baker Park. Kennedy opened with a single before Siron homered, Ramsburg and Cotton added hits, and Starle error allowed two more runs. Camp Derrick finally dented the scoreboard in the seventh with four runs, but the Bottlers held on for the lopsided win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Pepper
Camp Derrick
Baker Park
Bottler
Benny
Camp Detrick
Dr. Pepper
Kennedy
Siron
Ramsburg
Cotton
Starle
Jet Lyerly
Murray
Kline
Himelf
Mason
Cano Detrick
Shafer
Holland
Underwood
Purka
Terrapins Top George Washington in Shutout Duel
Maryland and George Washington opened a Southern Conference clash with a 2-0 Maryland win at a neutral site moved from Griffith Stadium. Nick Panella allowed four hits and six strikeouts over seven innings, while Becraft yielded five hits as Washington struggled offensively. Maryland’s miscues and a fourth inning sequence produced all runs, aided by an error by second baseman Chet Petros and a run-scoring hit by Gene Emsweller. The Maryland freshman team edged Montgomery College 2-1 in a separate 1-inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Nick Panella
George Washington
Maryland
Panella
Washingtonians
G. W
Becraft
Eddie Crescente
Jake Graham
Chet Petros
Crescenze
Graham
Petros
Jim Moeller
Gene Emsweller
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Senators
Montgomery Junior College
Ezzard Charles Faces Heart Condition to Rest or Quit
Cincinnati heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles, diagnosed with a vascular heart condition by an Illinois board, has 90 days to mend or risk forfeiting his NBA title. Doctors urged rest and re examination, while NBA president Fred Saddy called for Charles to be recognized as champion pending the upcoming check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Charles
National Boxing Association
Joe Louis
Illinois State Athletic Association
NBA
J. M. Houston
The
Commission
Ernest Nora
Fred Saddy
Milwaukee
Quantico Marines Blank Mount St. Mary's College
Quantico Marines win 5-0 at Quantico Va to extend to 26-2 start. Frank Wall earns his sixth straight win and second shutout, allowing three hits with eight strikeouts and one walk. Offensive support includes a Mike Sitch triple and Gerry Donovan double in the first inning. Jace Curran allows three safeties, issues eight walks, and has one wild pitch for Mount St Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico
Quantico Marines
Mount St. Mary's College
Frank Wall
Wall
Marines
Mike Sitch
Gerry Donovan
Jace Curran
R. H . Mt. St. Mary's
Curran
McLachlan
Niedringhaus
Ijamnsville Joins Montgomery League Night Baseball
Ijamnsville has joined the Montgomery County Night Baseball League extending a new eight team schedule of ace-light play. The first game is set for 8 30 p m May 2 between Burtonsville and Bethesda at Gaithersburg with other matches on May 13 19 and later. League secretary Rosene N Whipp and officials Henry Brown and Ralph Walker oversee operations as Gaithersburg sodded infield and plans for 1000 seats progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamsville
Lac
Maryland
Montgomery County
Tamsville
Montgomery County Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Burtonsville
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Gaithersborg II
Rockville
Tramsville
Frederick County
Colesville
Damascus
Rosene N. Whipp
Henry
Beanie) Brown
Ralph Walker
Whipp
Jefferson City Softball League champions prep for Sunday doubleheader
The Dr Pepper City Softball League champions head to Jefferson for a Sunday exhibition doubleheader. County League is idle. Mel Ramsburg plans to use star pitchers Big Red Shafer and Max Kehne with Little Red Shaffer joining to share duties. Veteran Joe Ferrell, recovering from a broken leg, remains in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Uniteds
Dr Pepper
Jefferson
Mel
Rabbit" Ramsburg
Big Red” Shafer
Max Kehne Jefferson
Little Red” Shaffer
Hen Lakin
Joe Ferrell
Independents Stung by Elks in Municipal League Exhbition
Independents run hot early but collapse as Elks Club wallops them 7 to 1 at Staley Park. Clarke Sheetenhelm goes 4 for 4 in a stellar performance for the Herd. Firemen tally all runs in first three innings. Elk hitters wake up in fourth and pour on eight more over two frames before a blank final three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
Staley Park
Elks Club
Civic League
Clarke Sheetenhelm
Herd
Elk
Antlers Herd
Elks
Wisner
Rowiegler
Loy
Junior Firemen Rally To Defeat Phone Team
The Junior Firemen softball team rallied from behind to defeat C F Telephone 7 to 3 in Municipal League play at Baker Park bath-house diamond. Corum scattered eight hits through five innings before a decisive sixth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & F. Telephone
Baker Park
Bath-House
Phonomen
Corum
C&p
Atkinson
Garrett
Matonee
Open Golf Tournament leads with six under par 64
Nine players blaze under par in Bald of 27 crack par as NINE Open golfers chase early lead. Jittle Hersey of Hershey Pa tops field with 64, two strokes ahead of Sammy Snead Henry Ransom and Chow Harbert of Detroit close behind. Other notable bylines include Norman Van Nida Johnny Palmer Clayton Maefner Skip Aleuoider and Jam Ferrier. Also tonight Larkin Post 112 American Legion opens football season vs Maryland Stars at McCurdy Field with 22 man roster and starting lineup announced. Next game vs Washington Street Clowns next Monday at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersey
Vetoran
Sammy Sneid
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Wil
Chowk Harbert
Detroit
Snead
Ransom
Norman van Nida
Sydney
Australia
Johnny Palmer
Tiadin
N.C
Clayton Maefner
Charlotte
Skip Aleuoider
Kneaville
Tenn
Jam Ferrier
San Francisco
Diamondeers
Willian P. Larkin
American Legion Colored
Maryland Stars
McCurdy Field
Mont-gomery County
Rollins
Legionnaires
Chimps
Larkin Post
P. Patterson
Ambush
Bill Foreman
Hoots Mrordericks
Lefty
Way
Bobby" Patterson
Dickie Mall
Buddy Keys
White
Dixon
Henderson
Brannson
Larkin Legionnaires
Washington Street Clowns
Pirates rally as Beards heroics lift Pittsburgh in late rally
In a crowded league recap, Tee Beard and Hopp fueled Pittsburgh’s 2 run edge with Beards moving to lead off and delivering a homer and double. Detroit defeated the Athletics soundly as Charley Keller did not appear in the pinch hit role. Camp Detrick struggled with a 3 loss while Dr Pepper posted a 17 point margin in a different game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wol. Pet
Dr. Pepper
Amer. Legion
Camp Detrick
Pittsburgh Nationals
Tee Beard
Pirates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maul Yanks
Ritchie Associates Insurance
East Church
Frederick, Maryland
Cancer
Terrapins
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Motorola Television
Philco Television
Hotpoint
Excello
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll Sr
Uonennen von Reed
Lomediate
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Los W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Ijamnsville
Montgomery
Sears
Hogan
W. VI
Ben Hogar
Prescription
Pearre
Storf Telephone
Farmers’ Market
S. Market St
Florida
Kem-Tone
Farmer Girl Pork & Beans
Musselman’s
Baby
Heinz
Dulany
Toz
Riddlemoser
Frederick Way
the News
City Softball League
Coca Cola
Aner. Legion
Beard Pirates
Keller
Conway’ S
Chevrolet
Willys Jeep
Dodge
New Hickok
Aare
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!