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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

14

Cadets Defeat Williamsport in baseball slugfest

Frederick High School’s varsity team defeated Williamsport 11-8 in a high school baseball contest. Cadets rallied after a slow start, scoring three runs in the fourth inning to seize control. Charley Keller Jr and Bill Fuqua led the offense with three hits each, while pitcher Lud Zimmerman earned the win amid a notably error-prone Frederick defense.

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Cadet Jayvers Win In Overtime Game

Cadet Jayvees defeated Poolesville High School 3-2 in an extra inning thriller at Husky Park. Frederick JV, facing John's later, rallied with key defensive plays and late scoring to win in a tight softball style game, with standout hits and bases loaded errors shaping the tense finish.

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Giants Back In 2d Place

The New York Giants edged the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 to move into sole second in the National League. Willie Mays and Don Mueller key the scoring, with Mays driving in the lead run and Mueller doubling in the go ahead run in the fifth. Hearn won a 1-2 hitter for New York, Johnson took the loss for Milwaukee. Hank Aaron hit his eighth homer for the Braves in the second.

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Kiwanis Babe Ruth Leaguers win to finish first round

Kiwanis Babe Ruth Leaguers defeated M J Grove Lime Co 12 to 4 at McCurdy Field to wrap up the first round. Stup limited Grove to three hits while Kiwanis collected 16 safeties including triples by Ou Gastley and Hughes. M J Grove fielding miscues aided Kiwanis as Shell Oilers and Price Electric clash later at Husky Park.

Kiwanis M. J. Grove Lime Co McCurdy Field Stup Limers Gastles Hughes Hane Grove Mr. Grove Shell Oilers Price Electric Husky Park Ball Park Highland Street Fairgrounds M.J. Grove Abrhore Wm Reidhay Shewhri Rhoderick Hane Winpigler Grove Warrenfeltz R. Markey Crothers Lizh W. Bruchey Wachter BOS Kiwanis Abrnwore Stine di Crum. S Gastley, Vine Littleton, Co Hignes Finney Frock yUmi Shook Stockman Seaver G. Ness

Price Electric Opens Husky Park Baseball Field

Price Electric Corporation unveils its new Husky Park baseball diamond at Aizhland Street near the Frederick Fair Grounds. The Huskies Babe Ruth team will throw out the first ball, with Thomas S. Glass and Dr. L. V. Roughan officiating. The grounds include a parking area, picnic zone, a pavilion with fireplaces, a girls softball area, a pistol range, archery course, and a stocked lilac pond project to grow later this year.

At & O'Clock Price Electric Corporation Husky Park Aizhland Street Frederick Fair Grounds Huskies Dr. L. V. Roughan Thomas S. Glass Price Electric Girls Ilsa

Dodger pennant hopes tested as rivals gain ground

Brooklyn Dodgers see their long lead shrink as the NL pack, led by the Giants and Cubs, close the gap after a 3-2 win over Milwaukee. Cardinals, Braves, and others trail, while Stanky notes no Dodger panic yet as the season unfolds with strong competition from surprise challengers.

Origins and notes on sub rosa secrecy and hats

Questions and answers covering the origin of sub rosa secrecy with roses, the small hat interior knot, avian heart size, English claims to North America by John Cabot, and the Gadsden Purchase area south of the Gila in present day Arizona and New Mexico.

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Rocky Marciano Center Of Italian Village Hometown Pride

In Ripa Teatina Italy the town of 4100 celebrates Rocky Marciano defending his world heavyweight title as many residents recall his father Pierino Marchegiano born there The village treats him as a local hero despite his American boxing career.

Italy Ripa Tratina Stefano Marchesiana Don Cockell England Mondas Sill Rocky Amarciano Rocco Marchegiano Ripa Teatina Stefano Rocky Pierino Marchegiano

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