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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1951

Page

9

Pirates Cubs Nearing Lead in Tight NL Race

The Dodgers role cooled as Chicago shut out Brooklyn 7-0 led by Frank Hiller's seven-hitter. Hank Sauer? Laver homered for the Cubs while Ransom Jackson and others contributed. Pittsburgh's Ralph Kiner belted his 6th homer with five RBIs as Pittsburgh crushed the Giants 17-7. Cincinnati beat Boston 6-5 to keep pace, and Allie Reynolds outdueled Early Wynn with a 1-0 Yankees win over Cleveland. Joe DiMaggio's first-inning hit backed Connie Marrero in Washington's 11-6 win over Detroit. Philadelphia edged St. Louis 7-6 as Gus Zernial tied an AL record with a homer in his fourth straight game. Joe Preske won for St Louis over Philadelphia 2-1, with Andy Seminick homering in the ninth.

New York Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Frank Hiller Brooks Hank Laver Ransom Jackson Erv Falica Ralph Kiner New York Giants Giants Pirates Murray Dickson Mont Kennedy Wally Westlake Don Mueller Cincinnati Boston Braves Braves Brooklyn Allie Reynolds New York Yankees Cleveland Early Wynn Joe DiMaggio Connie Marrero Washington Detroit Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Eddie Joost Ray Murray Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Gus Zernial A's Joe Preske St. Louis

Municipal Softball League Latest Results

Juniors defeated SECA 8 to 5 while Independents led 15 to 7 over C. P. Thursday SECA edged Walkersville 3 to 2. Tuesday action featured SECA versus Tailorettes.

Seca Walkersville

Circuit Blow Secures Detrick Team Victory

Private Bill Brown delivered a circuit homer with one on in the fifth inning to spark Camp Detrick to an 8 5 win over Doubs at McCurdy Field. Dick Platt reached on a single, then Brown homered, followed by Carl Dariga being hit, Jake Lyerly doubling, Marty Manich single, and Jim Specht double. Eugene Comeau fanned to end the inning. In a separate municipal softball game, the Junior Firemen rallied from a 4 0 deficit to beat SECA 8 5 at Baker Park. Kenneth Layman started, Newell Esterly came in with one out in the fifth and allowed two hits the rest of the way.

Bill Brown Camp Detrick Baseballers Doubs McCurdy Field Dick Platt Brown Heame Carl Dariga Sutely Jake Lyerly Marty Manich Jim Specht Eugene Comeau SECA Baker Park Kenneth Layman Newell Esterly Esterly Layman Ester Wetzell Engie Brachey Camp Det‘vick Houbs AB H.O A. Ey B. Baker E. Cook R. Baker B. Reuchiey R. Cook D. Carey Mulcahey D. Beachley Fry Stitely Bos Detrick I Schmidt Ef Brown Darigo Lyerly Munich Elgin Comeau Knoernschild McKenzie Benvignati Koern Plait Sehild Ami Emmitsburg Ward Clarke Mt. St. Mary's Mason-Dixon Towson Teachers Clarke Towson Carroll McCourt Mounts Don Deyas Jack Montgomery Army Melvin B. Ingebritsen Marty Maniih Russell McKenzie Bob Zahn Bob Fasiang Carl Darigo Ingebritsen

Walkersville upsets Frederick High in county league game

Walkersville defeats Frederick High School 3 to 1 on Glade diamond in county interscholastic play. Ward pitched well for Frederick despite the loss, while Walkersville capitalized on errors, a double steal, and Clem's timely hit to mount runs.

Walkersville Frederick High School Glade Bill Ward Libertytown Gladesters Frederick Ron Tyeryar Clem Ward Bowers Mullican Frederick AB Ale Dailey Angleberger Weddle Tyergar Mulicani Baker Haller Haugh Young Rhinehart Dorsey Walkersville AB. R. HO. A Zimmerman Bell Bown Etzler Agoto Smith Flanigan Angleborper Weddie Clem Ie Smith Schildt Oy Ward Mercer

AMVETS To Tangle With Norfolk Navy Flyers

AMVETS City Softball League veterans will play a twilight exhibition with the Norfolk Navy Flyers at Washington Street School on the evening schedule. The Flyers, on tour, boast a strong record and notable pitchers including Moose Dwyer, aiming to defend their championship status against local league rivals.

Amvets Norfolk Navy Flyers Washington Street Ramsburg Navy Naval District Norfolk Association Flyers Norfolk Softball Association Moose” Dwyer Sykesville Dwyer Norfolk Naval Base Bluejackets Jacksonville Fla

Mont Blanc Tunnel Plan Seeks Final French Approval

One of history’s greatest engineering feats, a Mont Blanc tunnel linking Chamonix France and Courmayeur Italy, awaits final French government approval for 4.7 million dollars. Plans are ready on both sides, with seven and a half miles of solid rock separating the depots. The Italian government backs the project though French hesitancy persists due to cost amid sectional France interests.

Geneva Mont Blanc Chamonix France Courmayeur

Kieffer Named Education Director at St John’s College

Annapolis May 17 John S Kieffer a St John s College faculty member has been appointed director of adult education for the college President Richard D Weigler announced He has led the college s adult education program since 1940 conducting seminars in Baltimore Easton Hagerstown Annapolis and Washington A Harvard AB and AM he has served on the faculty since 1929 was assistant dean in 1946 and president 1947 to 1949 after a sabbatical he returned to teaching in fall 1990

Annapolis John 5. Kieffer St. John’s College Richard D. Weigler Kieffer Baltimore Easton Hagerstown Washington Harvard St. John's College St. John’s

Panthers to Host Inter-City Baseball Exhibition Sunday

City Softball League Thursday results show AMVETS 4 Detrick 1 with standings listing AMVETS Rice Grocery Victory Crrs and Panthers as top contenders. William F. Larkin announces Grand Opening color event at McCurdy Field featuring American Legion team and visiting Baltimore Panthers, an Contender in Monumental City League. Browns trade Les Moss to Red Sox for Matt Batts and other assets in a multi-player deal.

Panthers William F. Larkin American Legion McCurdy Field Baltimore Panthers Larkiin Post Barker Dixon St. Louis St. Louis Browns Les Moss Boston Red Sox Matt Batts Jim Suciecki Browns

Jury Awards $6,800 for Frederick Property Seizure

A Circuit Court jury awarded 56,800 to Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Burger for Broadway property sought by Frederick Housing Authority by condemnation for a new law rent housing project for colored residents. Valuations from 4,200 to 9,665.80 were placed by agents. The jury viewed the site before testimony.

Circuit Court W. Leslie Burger Broadway Housing Authority of City of Frederick Law Patrick M. Schnauffer

Farm Workers Exempt From Wage Controls

The Government exempted about three fourths of the nation s farm workers from wage controls. Employers may raise wages without exceeding 85 cents per hour, or up to 95 cents with a ten percent yearly cap. Increases above 95 cents within the cap may be automatic, lifting 75 to 30 percent of farm workers from stabilization rules.

Washington William M. Hepburn

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