Second Win For NECA Beats Lions 10-2 at Staley Memorial
North End Civic Association, NECA, notches its second Little League win, defeating Lions 10-2 Thursday evening at Staley Memorial Stadium. Pitcher Ken Rice allowed two hits and fanned 13 while NECA rapped 11 hits including three homers by D Zimmerman and Bill Zimmerman. Lions committed five errors as NECA showed strong offense and defense.
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Orioles Scout to Hold Frederick Try-Out Camp
Will Hold Try-Out Camp Scouts for the Baltimore Orioles will hold a try-out camp in Frederick June 16 and 17 at McCurdy field. County hopefuls ages 17 to 23 will be surveyed for possible signing with the Baltimore farm system.
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Thurmont Dominates Northern Division Softball and Volleyball
Thurmont Junior High led ten top honors in Frederick County Northern Division softball with a no-hit victory by pitcher Donald Favor over Emmitsburg 4-1. Walkersville and Liberty also posted wins as Emmitsburg struggled. Thurmont’s No. 1 team edged through while No. 2 nearly claimed another title. In Southern Division play, Brunswick, Middletown and Frederick High produced mixed results as Elm Street and Middletown claimed the girls volleyball finals along with Thurmont beating Emmitsburg and Walkersville for southern honors.
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Holds Marciano Is Not Dirty Fighter
New York May 19 Rocky Marciano is defended as not a dirty fighter amid claims he fought roughly and aired in press chatter. The world champion is accused of dirty tactics by some but supporters insist he never fought dirty in his career.
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Dirty fighting taints league leaders rule breaks
A dense, garbled critique faults the league leaders for impulsive infractions and sly tactics. It argues intentional rule breaking deserves penalties, highlighting a named player’s alleged malice and the broader impact on the game.
Turner Aims for Sixth Title Shot at Madison Square Garden
Turner faces Ramon Fuentes in Madison Square Garden as he seeks his sixth victory in a row. The bout, a key welterweight matchup, pits the challengers against a rising trend in the sport. Also noted: MLB standings with notable players Mantle and Kansas City battles. A separate line mentions seasonal variations in U.S. employment.
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Sports results from Thursday in RKreams league
In Thursday action at Husky Park Highland Street, Shell defeated Price Electric while At? Grabe? and Tadas shared the field. RKreams league standings show Mod Grave tallying a win as well.
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Brewers, Rival Phillies Strikeins Milwaukee Schedule
Yesterday's results show no games. tonight's slate lists 2 pm and 7 pm starts across venues including Milwaukee Cleveland Boston Baltimore New York and Philadelphia. Upcoming day features Kansas City Chicago Detroit and Cincinnati with varied 1 pm to 7 pm start times.
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Ramack Loses To Valentine In British Women’s Final
Barbara Ramack of Sacramento struggles with a swollen ankle as she loses the British women’s golf championship final to Jessie Valentine of Scotland 7 and 5 after a 36-hole match in Portrush Northern Ireland. Ramack endured a pulled tendon and poor swing and concentration in the decisive rounds.
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Change of venue for Bartonville Liberty game Sunday
Bill Werking of the Bar Inneville announces a field move for the Bartonville Liberty game from Liberty to Baker Park this Sunday after a mutual team decision. A lingering misprint in records is noted.
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Hal Jeffcoat Shines As Relief Pitcher
Chicago May 12 Hal Jeffcoat former Cubs outfielder shines as relief pitcher. He trails Brooklyn’s Don Newcombe in NL relief effectiveness. Jeffcoat, Hack’s No 1 fireman, saved a win and earned a fourth triumph in a doubleheader versus the Phillies. He’s 4-1 in limited innings with 7 strikeouts 10 walks.
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Umpire Meeting Sets Lineup After Last Night’s Games
St Paul reports Del Flanagan Pant ontpeinted Al Andrews Tao 19. Los Angeles Peter Servin stopped Gavan Small 19. Umpires meeting of the Frederick Baseball Umpires Association called for Monday at the Legion Home on East Church Street to discuss assignments and important business.
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Radio Program Schedule Notes and Time Signals
The document lists radio CBs and network stations including NBC WBAL ABC WMAL 830 MBS WOR 710 and mentions evening television programs relayed on Eastern Cartoon Time. It notes hourly segments and standard time adjustments with reference to Paterson and Steve A. restrictions.
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Bill Goodwin Built Career On Warm TV Radio Presence
Bill Goodwin, long time radio and TV personality, now hosts ABCs Wednesday Penny to a Million giveaway and remains a familiar voice from Burns and Allen and Bob Hope programs. He commutes weekly between New York and Hollywood, prepping for shows while his family stays in Hollywood. The piece notes plans for CBS color specials featuring Bing Crosby Noel Coward Mary Martin and Paul Gregory next fall.
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Matchmaker Identified As Johnson Ride
A Pennsylvan ia State Audit Commission report identifies matchmaker Pete Moran as an advisor to Harold Johnson’s manager. Testimony from Clarence Davidson links Moran to Loughrey and Johnson in a 1947 contract, with financial disputes and questions of hidden percentages. The investigation led Pennsylvania Governor George Leader to suspend boxing for 60 days and order a thorough probe to clean up the sport.
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Boxing promoter Testifies as Boycott Rumors Fade
NES bi areens room crowd gathered as Norris president of the SBC testified under oath he had heard nothing about a suspected boycott of Vince Martinez after he dumped his manager Bill Daly. Ray Arcel described promoting Saturday night cards nationwide and recalled a six week hospital stay after an assault. He spoke of spending 17 000 on advertising in a now defunct magazine with a circulation around 7 008, amid editors from the managers guild.
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