Gibson Wins Sweepstakes For Golf Pros
Andy Gibson of the Country Club of Maryland shot 71 to win the professional sweepstakes at the Catoctin Country Club pro am in Frederick. Al Jamison and Charles Price won the pro-am pairs with a 62 best-ball score, amid tough winds. Amateur winners included Charles Price with 69-5-64 low net and Keith Kallio with 75 gross, as 36 pros and 36 host-amateur teams competed from Maryland DC and Northern Virginia.
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Country Club of
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Sligo Park
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Elizabeth City
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Pro Gibson
Walter Romans
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Prince George's C. C
Landover
Johnny Bass
Clifton Park
Whiffy” Cox
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Bethesda
al Jamison
Quantico
Otto Greiner
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Pikesville
Ralph Beach
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Quantico Marine Base
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Argyle C. C. District of Columbia
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Dick Pruitt
George Taylor
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I Clarke
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Clare Ery
John Bowers
Frederick
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Kenwood
Low
Keith Kallie
Low Gross
Melvin Derr
Earl Skinker
Bethesda C. C
Clyde McFarland
Argyle C. C
Tommy Michael
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Glade Valley League Softball Results and Schedule
The Glade Valley League reports Eagles 3 Fred. Co 0 and Lawson Motors 2 Ideal Garage 1 with LeGore 2 Ox Co 1 Ramsbergs Weld 1 Walks ville 2 and Country Club 2 Farm s Supply 1. High individual game 162 and 415 by C May at Country Club. High team game 587 at Farmers Supply and high team match Eagles 1721. Junior Firemen open week two against United Swampers at Baker Park with Newell Esterley starting for Juniors and Herman Tyergar for Uniteds. Uniteds were last season champions with Juniors runners up.
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Fred. Co
Lawson Motors
Ideal Garage
LeGore
Ox Co
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Walk'sville
Country Club
C. May Country Club
Farmers Supply
Firemen
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Mgr. Myers
Uniteds
Trump
Herman Tyergar
L. Pet. Ox Co
Aie
Walkersville
Ramsberg Weld
Fred Co., Prod
LeGore Vavee
Radio and TV Network Schedule Notes Evening Programs
A dense list of radio and television programs across CBS NBC ABC DuMont and other networks with show titles and time blocks. It includes sports music daytime talk and drama, with notes on Eastern Daylight Time adjustments and a broad lineup from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm and beyond.
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Abe-Intbs
East
Kiddles
Mbs
Cbs Sth
Nbe
Cbs TV
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Bob Hope
Luigi
Sbe
John Steele
Cbs
Abc
Nbc
Cbe
Time For
Abe Capitol
Cebs
Abt
Nets
Beulah Film
Milton Berle
Aba Film
DuMont
Fireside
Nabe
Vaughn Monroe
Circle Theater
Pimlico Plans Showdown Between Derby and Preakness Stars
Pimlico eyed a $75,000 showdown race May 26 pitting leading Derby horses Count Turf and Royal Mustang against Possible substitutes if needed. Derby winner’s trainer said ready to enter Count Turf. Royal Mustang’s owner expressed interest. Fanfare floated as a substitute, with Pimlico proposing divisions if entries exceed 18.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Phil D
Count Turf
Royal Mustang
Emil Denemark
Rube
Calumet Farm
Fimlico
Sol Ruthchick
Sam E. Wilson
Pimlica
Wilson
J. J. Colando
Miltie
Boston beats St Louis 2 to 0 in AL Monday action
American League results show Boston defeating St Louis 2 to 0 while Cleveland losses to Washington 16 to 11 and Detroit tops New York 10 to 6. Other clubs were not scheduled. Today’s games feature New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Gamex
Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia Au
Guerra
Boston Red Sox
Mike Guerra
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Bucky Harris
Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
Brooklyn
Yen
Gettysburg Pounds Mt. St. Mary's in Nine-Run Win
Gettysburg banged out 18 hits against Mt. St. Mary's pitching to win 18 to 3. Joe Lang had four singles and four RBIs, John Keller added three hits, and Harry Schultz pitched well in his first start for Gettysburg. Paul Sharpe starred for Mt. St. Mary's with a double, a triple, and two steals, but the Mounts dropped their seventh of nine.
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Gettysburg
Mt. St. Mary's
Als
Paul Sharpe
Sharpe
Mr. St. Mary's
Getter Hare
Dudley
Bitner
Ae Tong
Ah Sehriver
Hare
Ji Oni
Owen
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Bixby
Lang
Dickson
Schultz
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Tumuity
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Mace
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Dixon
Schriver
Gilmartin
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Ferme
Bb—Green
Smith
So—Green
Ho—Green
Powers
No-Hitter by Kelly as Camp Detrick Beats Hamsville
Sgt Jim Kelly pitched a no hit game for Camp Detrick against Hamsville in seven innings due to darkness. He struck out seven, walked four, and hit one batter. The visitors' lone run came in the seventh after a series of misplays and a passed ball. Pvt Richard Platt led Derrick hitters with two, as four of eight Camp Detrick hits produced three runs in the second inning and one each in the first and sixth.
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Camp Detrick
Hamsville
Detrick
Kelly
Hargeit
Richard Platt
Derrick
Russia Admitted to Olympic Games After IOC Vote
Vienna May 7 The International Olympic Committee voted 31 to 0 with three abstentions to admit Russia to the Olympic Games after agreeing in writing to abandon politics on the field of sport. The Russian Olympic Committee promised to unite world youth regardless of race or religion as a condition of participation. Konstantin Andrianov, president, was named to represent Russia, with a delegation securing Moscow’s IOC entry for Oslo 1952 winter and Helsinki 1952 summer Games.
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Russia
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Oslo
Helsinki
Konstantin Andrianov
Andrianov
Elks Dominate Civitans In 16 0 Softball Victory
In Staley Park last evening the Elks rolled to a 16 to 0 win over the Civitans as Thomas launched a grand early drive with a fourth inning home run with bases loaded. The Antlered crew improved to 2 0 in two starts behind strong pitching from Smith and Sullivan while Elks' defense contributed errors by opponents. Ellis doubled in first and Palmer scored on mishandled plays. Zegler, Easton, and others added early runs as Elks kept up the attack in every inning except the fifth.
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Thomas
Elks
Civitans
Staley Park
Civitans (O
Smith and Sullivan
Ellis
Aub
Palmer
Zedgier
Singer
Trent
Angleberger
Easton
J W._ Smith
Sullivan
Dutrow
Zegler
Bearden Halts Yankees To Spark Tigers Rally
Detroit starter Gene Bearden relieved and pitched seven sharp innings, allowing five hits as the Tigers snapped the Yankees eight game win streak with a 10 to 8 victory. Bearden earned his first win for Detroit after coming from Washington, with Evers Kryhoski and a bevy of hits backing him up.
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Gene Bearden
Eastoff
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Ainning
Bearden
Woot Evers
Art Dick Kryhoski
Yuri Berra
Gene Woodling
New York
Washington
Saul Rogovin
Fred Sanford
Yankees
Ming
Cleveland Indians
Bruce Edwards
Tommy Brown
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Peanuts Lowrey
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Senators
Tribe
Willard Nixon
Boston Red Sox
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Tualjar
New York Pigs
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Middletown Girls Sweep Volleyball and Tourney Wins
Middletown High School No 7 girls volleyball beat Walkersville to halt Frederick’s sweep. Frederick No 1 defeated Brunswick 17 10 to win division softball, while Cadelies No 2 beat Walkersville No 2 5 1 to claim second-division softball. In volleyball, Frederick No 2 crushed Thurmont 19 3 in the second division. softball rounds show Frederick and Brunswick advancing with set scores, and finals led by Frederick 17 Brunswick 0.
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Walkersville
Jassies
Frederick Forries
Civis
Frederick No
Dower Brunswick Ligh
Cadelies
Capeture
Frederick Hugh
Thurmont
Frederick
Emmitsburg
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Fredorick
Midddletown
Connry
Finels
Cound
Softball League Results At Mountainedale Park
Monday Frsilts Mountainedale beat Yellow Spree 4 to 3 on wet grounds at Baker Park. Lewistown defeated Fresterick at Frederek field with weather impacting play. Next clash Wednesday features Lewistown visiting Fresterick.
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Lewistown
Frederek
Fresterick
Baker Park
Catoctin Tops Golf Loop Lead in Martinsburg Meet
Catoctin Isman team surged to the lead in the Erie State Gulf League match at Martinsburg Country Club, despite showers delaying play. Bob Marrington led Frederick golfers with key scores as six clubs competed, with Green retiring after a final appearance and Larrington set to captain future three states matches.
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Teap
Martinsburg
W.va
Theron Green
Catoctin Isman
Bob Larrington
Martingburg
Frederick
Snook
Bob Marrington
Fairfax
Ross
Leo Colliflower
Front Royal
Val
Hammy Derr
Dave Weinberg
Martinsburg CW Val
Green
Mahlon Rhoderick
Purecellville
Ty R. Ventzel
Eli Vuineiek
Wanchester Val
John Bowers
Tommy Michael
TriState Golf League
Frederick High Softball Teams Win In Both Divisions
Frederick High School boys claim both divisions in the county Senior Softball Tournament held at the local field. The No. 2 team defeated Middletown 2 0 in the final, while the No. 1 squad beat Thurmont in the title game. Earlier rounds show Frederick, Walkersville, and Brunswick posting notable scores as the tournament progressed.
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Frederick High School
Thurmont
Middletown IL
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Frederick II
Dronesburg
Whitmore
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Lineup Across Cities
Brooklyn 4 St. Louis 3. Yen innings. Games today include St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston with a night game.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Rain postpones Frederick High baseball schedule
In Frederick, rain washed out a crowded schedule. The Cadets’ game at Williamsport was postponed due to a waterlogged diamond. If weather clears, they resume County Inter scholastic League play Wednesday against Emmitsburg in Emmitsburg.
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Frederick High School
Gene Humeiel
Williamsport
Emmitsburg
Frederick High Nine
Sliver Spring
Montgomery Blair
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