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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
6
Field and Stream style primer on effective sunfish lures including Mepps spinners and colors, plus a book digest and fishing class notes. Highlights the yellowbelly sunfish in the Potomac region with diet, gear, and tactics, and notes on local fishing spots and upcoming events.
About 213 members and guests attended the 17th Interchurch Bowling banquet at Peter Pan Inn on Monday night. Retiring president Mrs Fern Nelson introduced toastmaster Rev Weaver who introduced Father Jordan of St Johns who spoke on character building. Weaver presented awards and entertainment by Miss Nancy Gordon and Miss Dosye Crouse with Miss Borunie String. Election of officers for the coming year elected H Walk Tale Cada e ower Zimmerman as president and Mrs Elizabeth Mercer as secretary. Treasurers were Mrs Doris Sanders and Michael Specht. Statisticians were Mrs Nancy-Ranneberger and Michael Mulcahey. First place teams were Men Middletown Reformed Church and Women of Buckeystown Methodist Church. Individual honors were split among city and county participants.
The Twilight Softball League opens May 12 at Baker Park lower diamond with 36 games through July 23. Two city teams Kidd's Café and Urbana headline a four team league, drawing players from Rockville Gaithersburg and Fort Detrick. Schedule lists May fixtures and home games for Frederick City Twilight League 1938.
Amvets defeat Elks 32 in an American Little League opener at Baker Park. Pnet key M Smith T Brooks and J Staley had two hits each. Holzapfel J Fowler and Markey doubled. Amvets scored three in the fourth and four in the fifth to secure the win. Tonight Tall Gedars face Elks and tomorrow Amvets meet Oxee with games at 6 p.m. at Baker Park.
Rain interrupted several games as Washington led Detroit 4 0 while Cleveland played New York and Chicago hosted Philadelphia. Other matchups included Kansas City at Detroit Boston at Baltimore and Los Angeles at San Francisco with limited action on Thursday.
Major League details include a Senators victory highlighted by Ralph Lamenti's first top league win on a three hit effort. Smoky Burgess and the Red Legs hit a first pitch home run, plus a late eight run ninth inning surge to beat the Cubs 10 8. Also listed are public notices including estate matters in Frederick County with a land sale on May 10 1953 and multiple parcels described in detail.
Washington tops Detroit 4-1 to pull within a half game of the idle Yankees in the American League standings. Ralph Lumenti earned credit in his first major league start since last season. Key rallies came in the fifth and sixth as Jim Lemon and Norm Zauchin drove in runs, with George Spencer and Tito Valentinetti closing out.
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