Cassell and Goetze Shine in Creagerstown Boxing Show
Cassell, from Baltimore, floored by Goetze of Creagerstown, fights through a dramatic main event as Goetze dominates with a mix of power and unorthodox defense. Preliminaries feature quick knockouts and sharp drives by Wright, Trump, Burke, and Wagner, highlighting a late start and substitutions.
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Francis Le¢ott
Creagerstown Bay
Chesell
Goetze
Cagsell
Tony Marrone
Goeere
Creagerstown
Cassell
Dor
Carroll «Young
Wright
Washington
William Lang
Baltimore
Lang
Baltimorean
Norman Trump
Frederick
Howard ¢ Campbell
Brunswick
Campbell
Whitey
France
Steve Burke
Burke
Washingtonian
News-Post
Marshall
Doc) Cassell
Creagerstown Gladiator
Johnny Goetze
Fialtimore
American Legions
Norman (Firpo) Trump
Howard Campbell
Tramp
Jeff
Tri County League set as Damascus faces Walkersville in pennant race
Two key Tri County League games Sunday draw attention as Damascus meets Walkersville and Middletown battles Richfield Eagles. Walkersville and Middletown sit undefeated in first, with Damascus and Richfield expected contenders after last week’s setbacks. Pitching forms and performances by Ben Ramsburg and Pete Shank shape the outcome as teams chase the pennant in a crowded race.
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Tri-County
Damascus
Walkersville
Middletown
Richfield Eagles
Eagles
Basil Burdette
Nanking
Ben Ramsburg
Valleyites
Lkely
Pete Shank
Richfield
Brunswick
Wakefield
Sadie" Barnes
Bowers
Carey
Cedar Grove
Lander
Rivermen
National League Yesterday's Baseball Scores Report
Hoeian defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3 while Chicago beat New York 8 to 5. St Louis led Brooklyn 1 to 2, and Cincinnati shutout Philadelphia 6 to 5.
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Hoeian
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Results show Cleveland 7 Washington 5 New York 4 St Louis 3 Detroit 4 Boston 2 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2. Eleven innings. Today's matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Baston
G Men to tackle Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday
Federal Bureau of Investigation baseball team of Washington travels to Frederick to face the undefeated Hustlers in a pitching duel. Johnny Nichols and Don Rice lead the mound corps for the visitors and locals respectively as Barry stars in the lineup. Next week Frederick hosts the Baltimore Black Giants in a doubleheader.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Johnny Nichols
G-Men
Don Rice
Nichols
Fort Belvoir
College
Sandjet
George
Pepco) Barry
Barry
Routan
Morris
Mount St. Mary's Defeats Lebanon Valley In Home Tilt
Mount St. Marys wins 12 to 2 over Lebanon Valley at Emmitsburg. Tony Apichella doubles, Mike Seesney hits a left field homer, Spike Leary allows seven hits with control and Mountaineers score seven early runs. Fry relieves for Lebanon Valley but tough defense and walks aid the Mounts. Seesney hits the only home run, Billet takes loss.
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Mt. St. Mars’s College
Hatntering
Lebanonalley College
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Billett
Tony Apichella
Mike Seesney
Spike” Leary
Fry
Lebanon Valley
Mounts
Baltimore Firemen
Mt. St. Mars’s AB
O. A
EF Walsky
Karpinski
Apichella
T. Apicheln
Seesney
Mou
Mullin
Cf Ow
McElligott
Hawke
Leary
Aotao
Tt -McGlone
Lebanon
Vallew AB Oro
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Capka
Ibesson
Davies
Shoo
Poloniak
Brown
Ifves
Me Elligott
T. Apiehella
R. Mullin
P. Billett
Selverling
Caprio
F. Apietella
Uits
Fullett
Billet
Mit
St. Mary's
Lebanon Varney
Winpire
Danen
Teneulany
County Speedball Clash Signals Weekend Showdown
County Speedball League leaders eye Sunday action as Ballenger faces a challenge from a second division club. Harmony Grove travels to Liberty for a pair of games while Mt Pleasant and Myersville host Moyersville in a doubleheader. Ratlenger and Harmony Grove remain top contenders barring reversals of form this weekend.
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Ballenger
van Braid Ballenger
Harmony Grove
Feagaville Aggregation
Liberty
Mt Pleasant
Myersville Square
Moyersville
Balfencer
Warniom Cove
Ratlenger
Warmony Grove
Sophomore Tar Wins In Termural Track Meet at Saint Mary
A Saint Mary college track meet winner is noted with the Tar sophomore taking first place with a score of 32. Freshmen trailed with 2 percent and seniors, while B rowed scores appear in the readable fragments.
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SOPHS
Saint St Mary E Cotlege
Winfield Centennial Dance Planned at School Auditorium
The Winfield Consolidated school hosts a Centennial dance Friday evening in the school auditorium with prizes for the widest costume and an orchestra for dancing. Also noted: Miss Margaret Walty of Philadelphia spent the weekend at her home in Winfield and several residents visited Harrisburg, New Windsor, and Baltimore for various events.
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Winfield Winfield
Winfield Consolidated School
Margaret Walty
Philadelphia
Col. Watts
Barbara Waltz
Charles Barnes
Harrisburg
Harold Myers
Westminster
Frederick Fink
Winfield School
Lindbergh’s 1927 Transatlantic Flight Remembered
Ten years after Charles A Lindbergh’s solo nonstop crossing from New York to Paris he faced global fame and personal tragedy. The 3630 mile Spirit of St Louis achievement spurred aviation progress while the United States issued a commemorative airmail stamp.
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Charlis A. Gindber Nie
Paris
New York
Atlantic
Lindy
Neces
Jon
United States
St. Louis
Deporiehs
Nea Seevien
Taey
Indians Stay In Lead With Win
Washington May 21 Cleveland Indians kept their slim lead over Philadelphia and New York with a 7-3 win at Washington. Karl Whitehill started strong, but weakened in the eighth. St. Louis Browns edged Yankees 4-3 in eleven. Detroit beat Boston 4-2 as Greenberg homered. Athletics edged White Sox 4-3. Pirates lost to Boston Bees 6-3. Cubs beat Giants 8-5. Johnny Mize homered as St. Louis 11-0 over Brooklyn. Reds rallied to top Phillies 6-5. Charlie Keller homered as Newark topped Baltimore 7-0. latest averages list Keller, Vosmik, and Hemsley among leaders.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
New York
Karl Whitehill
Cleveland
Rou
Cleveland Coc
Whitehill
Heving
Pythik
DeShong
Cohen
Millies
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Joe Vosnik
Brown
Wegset
Caldwell
Blake
Huffman
Hemsley
Pearson
Murphy
Dickey
St. Louis
Johnny Mize
Brooklyn
Butcher
Henshaw
Jeffcoat
Spencer
Johnson
Owen
Charlie Keller
Newark
Baltimore Orioles
Vosmik
H. Ave
Keller Mewark
Vosmik Browns
Middletown to meet Frederick in Southern Division baseball
Middletown and Frederick high schools clash at McCurdy Field Monday to open the elimination series for the Southern Division title. Brunswick, given a bye, faces the winner at Central Field likely Wednesday, with the county championship on Friday against the Northern Division winner.
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Middletown
Frederick High School
McCurdy Field
Seriis
Brunswick
Werty Thormert
Evolution of golf swings from Mexico City club to back swing
Art Krenz reports veteran tips from Al Espinosa who recalls early 425 yard Mexico City Country Club holes. Espinosa, a Portage Country Club of Akron native, discusses how golf demanded two solid shots to reach the green and stresses proper sequence of body, arms, and hands in the backswing to avoid lifting the clubhead.
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Art Krenz
al Espinosa
Mexico City Country Club
Espinosa
Portage Country Club
Akron
Winsters
Mexico City
Conoco Kids Hit Yard To Win 26 to 5
Conoco Kids exploded for a 26 to 5 victory, scoring in innings with a 55 26 30 275 line. Fred Jet and C Lenhart led with two base hits apiece, Leather homered twice, Lenhart tallied three base hits, and Leather also had a two run homer. Pitchers T Lenhart and H Lenhart combined for 21 strikeouts, Leather allowed four walks and two stolen balls, with umpires Lenhart and Stockman listed.
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Conoco
Fred Jet
Whitmore
C. Lenhart
Leather
T. Lenhart
H. Lenhart
Lenhart
Stockman
Frederick Junction
New ‘Market
Adamstown
Fred
Junction
Stroup
McAbee
Barthalaw
Klipp IE
Zeigler
E. Stroup
Rf Creeger
Smith
R. Lenhart
Flair
Ain Dixon
Rf Miller
Two Clubs Seek County Berths In Eight-Team League
Fredericks County League opened Friday night with Yellow Springs and Mt Airy applying for berths in an eight club loop. Directors kept eight teams by adding a seventh club and instructing President Thompson to find an eighth. Yellow Springs will field from local residents, season opens June 12 and ends Labor Day, with player lists and forfeiture money due before opening date.
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Frederics
Yellow Springs
Mbt
Airy
Brunswick
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Frederick
Thompson
Recruiting Trends Defy Belief Amid Job Scarcity
The report notes that army recruitment does not rise in regions with scarce employment, challenging common belief. It highlights how economic conditions fail to drive higher enlistment in certain areas, suggesting other factors influence joining decisions.
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Harry Donn
Washingtien Ceramer
August Frederick
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Kenneth Spring
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Athletics
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White Sox
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Sox
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Caster
Brucker
Tirates
Dan McFayden
Boston Bees
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Lopez
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Hoyt
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Dick Bartell
Chicago Cubs
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