Junior High Jayday Highlights County Wide Meet
Keen competition and wide distribution of winners marked the county wide Junior High Schools day at Frederick. Frederick No 1 boys softball defeated Middletown No 1 in the finals. Middletown No 1 swept Alkersville 11-5 in the division final. Brunswick No 1 girls captured a 10-8 finale from Frederick I in softball. Middletown II won 13-7 over Elm Street I in Team 2. Elm Street girls swept both volleyball finals, edging Frederick I 13-10 and overpowering Middletown II 18-6. Progress reports cover six divisions in softball and volleyball for girls and boys softball.
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Frederick
Middletown
Elm Street
Frederick I
Elm I
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
New Market
Brunswick
Walkersville
National League Thursday Results Shakeup in NL Races
Brooklyn crushed Chicago 6 1 and Cincinnati toppled Boston 4 1 as New York edged St Louis 3 2 and Philadelphia shut out Pittsburgh 2 0. Tonight Brooklyn visits Boston Philadelphia goes to New York Chicago hosts Pittsburgh St Louis travels to Cincinnati for night action.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Gamex
L. Pet
Brookly
Municipal Softball League SECA Game Result
SECA defeated Uniteds 17 to 11 in a Tuesday matchup at Uniteds field. The Municipal Softball League standings reflect the high scoring battle with SECA pulling ahead in the late innings.
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Seca
Uniteds
City Softball League sees SECA top Uniteds in opener
South End Civic Association defeated Uniteds Firemen 17 to 11 for their first win of the season. Kline batted 4 for 5 for SECA while Summers homered for Uniteds with a man on base. In Baltimore banks report April 9 assets exceed 1 billion dollars as deposits near 916 million and liabilities around 923.5 million.
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Uniteds
South End Civic Association
United
Municipal Softball League
Seca
Kline
South End
G. Summers
Uniteds Bee
Herman Tyergar
Baker
Brightwell
Mahaney
Baltimore
Maryland
Giants Win Nine Of Last Eleven In Tight NL Race
New York Giants beat St Louis 3 2 to sweep the series and run their last 11 games to 9 2 as the NL pennant chase tightens. Braves collapse as Reds beat them 4 1. Dodgers top Cubs 7 0. Pirates blank Phillies 4 0.
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New York
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Skein
Boston Braves
Braves
Ewell
Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phils
Hank Thompson
Ray Noble
Tom Poholsky
Roger Bowman
Dave Koslo
Bowman
Reds
Grady Hatton
Johnny Sain
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Cubs
Newcombe
Cal McLish
Bob Kelly
Gil Hedges
Murty Dickson
Pirates
Phils
Bubba Church
New York Beats Chicago and Brooklyn in Tight Baseball Tilt
In New York third inning scoring by Poholsky Rice Bowman Koslo and Noble gave a 3 to 1 lead as Chicago matched 1 7 4 with RH H s&s. Brooklyn hitters Melisa Kelly Walker Newcombe and Campanella contributed to the scattered scoring in a high effort game.
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New York
Poholsky
Rice
Bowman
Koslo
Noble
RH H S&s
Chicago
Brooklyn
Melisa
Kelly
Walker
Newcombe
Campanella
Track And Field Meet Slated This Afternoon
The fifth annual meet organized by the Frederick Rotary and Junior Chamber of Commerce was held at the Maryland State School for the Deaf field starting at 1 p m. The day featured the Alvin G Quinn Mile Run and the Francis Scott Key Mile Relay with trophies for winners. Ten signed entries were received for the 1951 invitational for smaller high schools from Taneytown Manchester St John s of Frederick Smithsburg Brunswick Poolesville Sykesville Thurmont Union Bridge and the Maryland State School sponsor. George B Delaplaine Jr directed the event with Robert F Nicodemus Rotary assistant. Officials included Alvin G Quinn Emory Shipley Jr Paul MacAuliffe George M Chapline Jr FE Brooke Parkinson Warren Evans Herbert Heston Sam Maples Jr Warner L Mike Brittain and other Rotary Jaycee leaders.
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Frederick
Maryland adds summer session to extend college program
University of Maryland announces an extended summer term from June 26 to Sept. 15 under President H. Byrd. The modification allows high school graduates to start college work 30 days after graduation and enroll for a full semester, including ROTC.
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College Park
University of Maryland
H. ©. Byrd
Baltimore Named Home for Air Force Research Center
The Air Force announces the research and development command headquarters will be located in Baltimore with about 1600 staff. A temporary office at the Baltimore Sun building will host an advance group while the Wrigin Patterson base labs stay in Dayton Ohio. The site was chosen by a board led by retired Lt Gen James H Doolittle with no set establishment date.
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Washington
Air Force Research and Development Command
Baltimore
Air Force
Baltimore Sun
Staf
Wrigin-Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
Headquarters Command
James H. Doolittle
Court News Property Deeds In Middletown Normal Belt to Wachter
Court notices list multiple property transfers including Norman A Belt and wife to Pau lean G H Wachter and husband for 10 dollars in Middletown and several other deeds involving churches and residents. Evangelical Lutheran Zion to Burgess and Commissioners of Middletown for 1 dollar. Names include Alonzo Meadows to John Cumming and wife. Irah Day Lloyd to Robert Browning. Daisy Baumgardner and Ruth Moberly mutual transfers for 10 dollars in city and county.
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Norman A. Belt
Paulean GH. Wachter
Evangelical Lutheran Church Zion
Middletown
Burgess
Commissioners
Alonzo E. Meadows
John A. Cumming
Irah Day Lloyd
Robert Browning
Daisy R. Baumgardner
Ruthy Moberly
Ruth Moberly
John J. Carbaugh, Jr
Robert B. Gills
Melvin E. Kauffman
Charles E. Craver, Jr
Helen H. Ahalt
Elmer B. Funk
Calves Bring Strong Prices at Woodsboro Livestock Sale
Calves from 160 to 189 pounds sold for 36.50 to 44.25 per hundredweight at Woodsboro Livestock Sales Inc. Other bids covered butcher stock and dairy cattle with ranges for heifers, cows, bulls, and calves. The report notes a separate agricultural aside on radiant wall heating technology.
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Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Chapman Trade Sends Sam Chapman to Tribe
Philadelphia Athletics ship center fielder Sam Chapman to Cleveland Indiana for out fielder Artie Clark and infielder Lou Klein. Chapman, a longtime A’s favorite, is 35 and his move comes as the A’s struggle near last place in the American League. Clark and Klein are younger additions as Philadelphia attempts to bolster its sagging lineup.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Sam Chapman
Cleveland Indiana
Artie Clark
Lou Klein
Chapman
Jonga
A’s
Art Ehlers
A's
Sam
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Gus Zernial
Dave Philley
Sox
Sam Zoldak
Ray Murray
Navy
Bief
Clark
Klein
Allie
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Boonsboro rallies past Walkersville 3 2 in varsity tilt
Boonsboro High School defeated Walkersville 3 to 2 as an unearned fourth inning run proved decisive. Home team exploded with an error and a Higdon double to break a 2-0 deficit after Walkersville failed to push more across. Next up, Walkersville visits Mt. Airy in intercounty play.
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Walkersville Yarsity
Boonsboro High School
Washington Couniilans
Forrest
Gordon
Higdon
Boonsboro
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
R.H. O. A. E. Bel Iby
Zimmerman
Clem
Hitler
Smith
Bowers
Schildk
A. Flanigan
Fyock
Carey
Boonsboro Gordon
Wade
Armstrong
Rf. Smith
Redman
Bell
Thurmont Defeats Middletown in County League Victory
Thurmont High School prevailed 9 to 7 over Middletown in County Interscholastic Baseball League play on the Thurmont diamond. Valentine Wilshide and Roger each had two hits, Jed Tharmont sparked the offense, Schildt tied the game with a third inning homer, and Reeder homered for Middletown in the fifth as Thurmont outhit the visitors and capitalized on miscues.
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Thurmont High School
Middletown
Thurmont
Valentine
Wilshide
Roger
Jed Tharmont
Schildt
Reeder
Gilroy
Gouker
Fraley
Radio Program CHS Wrap and Associated Listings
Radio schedule and program notes listing CHS Wrap at 930 ke NBC WBAL 400 ke MBS WOR 110 ke ABC WALAL 610 ke Evening Nowe for 16 Min. plus various sports talks and news commentary segments. Includes a detailed time line of shows from 7:30 to 10:30 with multiple stations and hosts, followed by a weathered note about daylight time adjustment and a final score recap for Walkersville vs Boonsboro with base hits, errors, and inning-by-inning summary.
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Abeemba West
Thres
Cbe
Cbis
Abe
Niba
THS
Nusto
Abe Incky Stithh
Cbe Bay
Abe Dinter
Pate
Mbs
Neawa
Pbs
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Tie
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Cie
Nowsree
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Drianaaba Orchestra
Anba
Monty Woolley
Nile
Ebs Orie & Harriet
Dusty
N Tavorn
U.S.A
Riley
Rex
Cbs
Art Linkletter
Abc
Abc Mania
We the People
Aygatomt Cilme
Cba
Penthorse Dartyabe
Art Baker
DuMont
Nbo
Ebs
Pulitzer Playhouse
Abe Jlandy
Mystery
Henury Morgan
Nbg
Serives
Dhs
Detertive
VrawneLuMont
Axing Bouta
Nka
Morton Downey
Shs Cayuuade
Stars
Dultont
Stud
Mount Airy nine routs Manchester in county league clash
Mt Airy High School pitchers Ed Poole and Lowman sparked a 11 walk 13 hit rout of Manchester in Carroll County league play. Poole fanned 13 with no walks and belted a two run triple while Lowman homered with no one on base. Twelve runs were earned as Mt Airy rolled to victory before Walkersville visit Tuesday.
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Mt Alry High School
Manchester
Carroll County
Lubiget
Carroll
Mt. Airy
Ed Poole
Lowman
Poole
Fiie
Mr. Airy
Mountmen
Walkersville
R HE
Ugly Jones
Yellen
Ferrier
Reever
Jockey Banned from Maryland Tracks for 10 Years
Baltimore May 10 Robert J Martin a 23 year old jockey was barred from all Maryland race tracks as rider and spectator for ten years by the Maryland Racing Commission after a hearing on charges he bet on horses other than those he rode. Martin denied the charge.
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Baltimore
Robert J. Martin
Jochey
Maryland
Maryland Racing Commission
Martin
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