Brunswick High Dominates Roger Brooke Ney Invitational Meet
Brunswick High School won the Roger Brooke Ney Invitational Track and Field Meet at the Maryland School for the Deaf track. Sutphin of Newtown won the Alvin G. Quinn Tile Run. Brunswick claimed 27 points to take top honors, with Poolesville second at 18.4 and Sykesville fourth at 11.5. Individual winners included Keyser, Grams, and Kelly in sprints and Brendan Porter leading field events, while Taneytown, St. John's and Thurmont trailed in the standings.
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Brunswick High School
Roger Brookeney
Franciscott
Maryland
Sku Ll
Frederick
Quinn
Jh Quinn
Poolesville High School
Brunswick'sotal
Sykesville High School
Warner
Mike
Britain
Brittain
Harold C. Moser
Conrad Ofoolesville
R. Trimble
St.ohn's
Poole
Poolesville
Shinn
Thurmont
J. Sanders
Sykesville
Brunswick
Keyser
Merriman
Grams
Forter
Conrad
Thomas
Fyffe
Roberson
MSSD
Kelly
Neil
Kambara
Wagner
A.austin Pearce
Taneytown
St. John's Parochial School
Lighth
Manchester
Smithsburg
Fyfe
S. Conrad
Rask
Buhrman
Freeder
Lippy
Gillespie
Taney
Rice's Grocery Tops Camp Detrick In City League Win
Rice's Grocery overwhelmed Camp Detrick 12 to 2 in a lighted City League softball game at Washington Street School Thursday night. Rice's Grocery took control early with a homer in the opening frame and mounting offense, while Camp Detrick struggled to score until the sixth inning. Wayne, Puskar, Dickerson, Gross and Easterday contributed on offense as Rice's grocery built a commanding lead and held on for the victory.
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Rice
Camp Detrick
Washington Street School
Mountaindale
Rudy
Rice's
Weddle
Martz
Powell
Lenhard
Ren Flo
Rice Grocery
Wayne
Puskar
Dickerson
Gross
Easterday
National League Friday Results and Standings
The report lists Friday NL results: Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia New York rain. St Louis Cincinnati cold. Brooklyn Boston rain. Today games Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. St Louis at Cincinnati (2). Chicago at Pittsburgh. Standings show Boston to lead with .45 in 600, Brooklyn 13 10 565, St Louis 9 526, Pittsburgh 10 B24, Philadelphia 11 12 ATR, Chicago 10 476, New York 14 440, Cincinnati 13 381. Also Williams Grove Stars set to perform in Pa ahead of Memorial Day Classic on May 11.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Williams Grove
Indianapolis Stars
Wilams Grove Speedway
Roy Richwine
We Paper Hrchive
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Engineers Take Lead In Detrick League
The Engineers moved to first place in the Camp Detrick Softball League by routing Headquarters 15 to 6 on Monday night. They stand 2-0, leading Headquarters and Motor Pool at 2-1. Officers beat Air-Navy 15-4 but then lost to Headquarters 5-8, while 9766th split, beating Air-Navy 4-3 after an 18-0 loss to Motor Pool. Next week schedules Motor Pool vs Athletics and Engineers vs Officers.
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Camp Detrick
Walloping
Engineers
Air-Navy
Headquarters
Weekend MD State League and County Softball Schedule
Weekend games list for Maryland leagues includes Woodsboro at New Market Trump Mt Airy at Brunswick Pfeiffer Liberty at Sjamsville Donsife Pt Rocks at Woodsboro Wachter and Tri County and Broad Run matchups. Lander Middletown Game at Frederick McCurdy Field features Steart Md League Damascus at Mt Airy Crum Ijamsville Meth at Bolivar Lyerly Lisbon Day Myersville Harmony. County Softball LeGore Urbana Adamstown Jefferson Ballenger ide.
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Woodsboro
New Market
Trump
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Pfeiffer
Liberty
Sjamsville-Donsife
Pt. Rocks
Wachter
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Garber
Broad Run
Lovettsville
Shook
Doubs
Walkersville
Roberson
Lander
Middletown
Strine
Frederick McCurdy
LeGore
Urbana
Adamstown
Jefferson
Ballenger, Ide
Creagerstown Tailorettes clash set Tuesday softball game
Tuesday’s girls softball match at Staley Park features Creagerstown against the Tailorettes at 6 15 p m In Hudson elected Blue Ridge Bowling League president at Urbana banquet He succeeds Jack Crowl with Angelo Palladino as vice president and Dave Grimes as secretary treasurer Trophy awards honored Bunny Powell and Dave Grimes as league leaders Plans call for an expanded league next season
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Creagerstown
Tailorettes
Staley Park
Hudson
Charles E. Hudson
Frederick
Soas
Blue Ridge
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Jack Crowl
Martinsburg West Va
Angelo Palladino
Hagerstown
Dave Grimes
Martinsburg
Bunny Powell
Cadets Edge Montgomery Blair In 2-1 Baseball Tilt
Frederick High School’s varsity nines fall 2-1 to Montgomery Blair in Silver Spring. Both clubs give up unearned runs in an opening frame with defensive miscues, while Dudl Wilson and Bill Ward sustain strong pitching amid jitters. A fifth inning rally is cut off by Short’s running catch and double play, preserving Blair’s lead as Frederick faces Hagerstown and Winchester next.
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Frederick
Dailey
Bladen
Angleberger
Weddle
Montgomery Blair
Williams
Welchier
Ward
Doane
Short
Haugh
Ron Tyergar
Wilson
Bill Ward
Gardner Short
Tyeryar
Balden
Dudl Wilson
Pride of Liberty
Frederick High
Hagerstown
James Wood High School
Winchester
Monty Blair
Mount Blair
Spence
Bak
Dobson Holds Tribe To Hit Chicago May 11
Joe Dobson pitched a one hit game as the Chicago White Sox defeated Cleveland 12-1 in front of 17 105 spectators. Roberto Avila doubled in the eighth to break the no hit bid. Dobson earned his first Sox win with 14 hits supporting him. Dizzy Trout notched Detroit’s first win, beating St. Louis 7-1 with a 4 hit performance. Big Bob Rush led Chicago to a 10-4 win over Pittsburgh. Andy Paiko hit two homers for Chicago as he drove in 22 NL RBIs. Three other NL games postponed by rain or cold. Rubber market news from Singapore and a city softball meeting announced.
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Chicago
Joe Dobson
Chicago White Sox
Sleveland
Roberto Avila
Dobson
Avila
Sox
Indians
Dizzy Trout
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Vic Wertz
Brownie
Duane Pillette
Big Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cht
Chambers
Pirates
Boston
Cubs
Andy Paiko
Wally Westlake
Gus Bell
Ralph Kiner
R H.E. Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rush
O . Chambers
Koski
Friend
Pettit
Walsh
FitzGerald
Williams Neat Double Plays and Patient Hitting Noted
In a brief baseball mention, Williams executes double plays aided by Short to Bladen. Ward issues two walks and four strikeouts, with Wilson recording 10. Umpires were Wagner and Taylor, game lasts 1 hour 35 minutes, Scorer is Mer cer.
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Williams
Bladen
Ward
Wilson
Wagner
Taylor
Mercer
Senior Life Saving Classes Open May 17
Senior life saving classes leading to Red Cross certification will start May 17 at the Frederick Y M C A pool. Open to the public, with eligibility for those past sixteen or Y members in eleventh grade or higher. Instruction lasts about 18 hours, in three hour sessions on Thursday evenings, taught by Jim Hane a Red Cross water safety instructor. Members pay no charge, non members pay a moderate fee.
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Red Cross
Frederick Y. M
M.C. A
Pirates fall to Chicago as Beard fuels late scoring
Chicago beats Pittsburgh 7 to 1. Ted Beard hit two singles in four at bats and drove in a run while playing left field. Charley Keller did not appear in Detroit's lineup. Pirates drop to Detroit and Woodsboro major leaguer Beard raises batting average by 30 points. The page also notes teams and scores with miscellaneous lines.
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Pittsburgh
Ted Beard
Pirates
Chicago
Woodsboro
Charley Keller
Detroit
Ab. H
Beard
Keller
Tigers
Gambling And Vice Probe In Baltimore
Baltimore grand jury calls for investigation into gambling and police laxity with a plan to have either the U S Senate Crime Committee or a governor named commission lead the probe. Judges may request Governor McKeldin appoint a special panel of citizens. an alternative is to expand the Senate group led by Sen. Herbert R. O Conor, to be decided after the report. The jury cites lack of funds and personnel and questions how gambling and narcotics violations persisted with little police action. It also questions wire services distributing gambling information to known violators.
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Baltimore
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
McKeldin
Senate
Herbert R. O'Conor
O'Conner
Funkstown Tavern Loses Its License
In Ungerstown on May 1 the Washington County Liquor Control Board revoked the Funkstown tavern license after seven youths aged 16 to 19 testified they bought and drank beer there. Chairman Robert McCauley called the testimony appalling and the action the most flagrant violation in 12 years. Owner Carl Schmidt said he was unaware of the tavern's activities. He had sought a license transfer, which would have been blocked by the revocation.
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Ungerstown
Washington
Schmitt
Schmidt
McCauley
Winning Streak By Detrick Continues
Camp Detrick extended its win streak by defeating Doubs 8 to 2 in an eight inning game at Frederick High School diamond. Sgt. Jim Kelly, who pitched a no hitter on May 4, allowed three hits in this contest. Detrick batters reached base with four runs in the fourth inning on as many hits. Martin Manich earned three hits and a walk in five plate appearances, lifting his season average to .822 through two games.
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Camp Detrick
Doubs
Frederick High School
Sgt
Jim Kelly
Hamsville
Detrick
Bob Stiteley
Soldiers
Hece Doubs
Derrick
Stheley
Frey
Kelly
Platt
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Air
L. Pet. Tailorettes
South End
Camp Detrick C. & P
Lee
Ian
Main’s Shopping
Orchard
Tribe
Pillette
Starr
Kennedy
Lollar
H. E. Cleveland
Wynn, Gromek
Zaverink
Tebbetts
Niarhos
Singapore
China
Malaya
CITY
C. Cyril Klein
City Softball League
Frederick Ymca
Counts Store
Damascus, Md
All Ag
Williamson
North Market ST
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Gambling and Vice
Edward F. Holter
Bear Middletown
National Grange
Holter
Wbal-Tv
Middletown Valley
Edward P. Holter
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Pacific
Conprosy
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Pearke
Motpoint
Philco
General Electric
Thur
Doe, Melvin M, Engle Ortthin Budget Tergme
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market ST
Funkstown Tavern
Mildred Kottmger
Jack Shorrow
Shorrow
W. Morval Weaver
Florence
Italy
Markell & Ford
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
Patrick Street
Olds
Nash
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Jefferson St
N. Market St
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sam Miller
Eisenhower
NDR
Andy Lema
AAA
S. W
G'burg
U. S. Route 15
Hyde
Northcool
Ninwsra
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