Hustlers Fall to Homestead Grays 7 3 at McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers led 3-2 entering the eighth but allowed three Grays runs as Homestead Grays colored club pulled away to a 7-3 victory before a large AYTS crowd at McCurdy Field. Frederick had tied the game in the fourth on walks and a single aided by Rolfe’s two bagger. Grays benefited from a wild stretch by Heatherly in the eighth and Hustler errors in the ninth to seal the win.
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Frederick Hustlers
Homestead Grays
McCurdy
AYTS
Frederick
Rolfe
Grays
Heatherly
Homestead Abrhore Richardson
Gary
Armour
Bankhead
Fields
Clifford
Gibson
Peatross
Blair
Deskins
Dixon
Napier
Totels HL
A. Hustlers AB
Ej Myers
Ly Price
Hummer
Ry Angleberrer
Jones
Rice
Baker
Rf . Rolfe
Iy Groff
Delauter
Nayes
Homestead
Hustlers
IJ Hustlers
Grey
Richardson
BitscRe Fields
Delauter Deskins
Greys
Heatherly Blair
Dison
Civic Softball League Results Yesterday
NECA defeated Optinists 10 to 9 in a tight Civic Softball League matchup played yesterday. NECA took an early lead, Optinists rallied in the late innings, but NECA held on for the win behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neca
Maryland
U. S
Pallorum Clean Hatchery
Municipal Softball League Game Today
The Municipal Softball League features Bikes against Civitans in a daytime matchup. Local teams vie for league points as fans pack the field for a competitive afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikes
Civitans
Lincoln discus record helps runner-up finish at ICAA meet
Lincoln High School led by Thomas Chase set a conference discus mark of 129 feet 6 inches at the Mor gan College meet, securing a runner-up finish to Bel Air in the ICAA. Frederick LHS girls placed third with 26 points. Bel Air, Apt, Havre de Grace led the boys’ team totals.
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Thomas Chase
Frederick
Lincoln High
Morgan College
Baltimore
Chase
Lincoln
Bel Air
Frederick Lhs
Pote
Havre de Grace
J James Spriggs
Jerry Jones
Bernard Johnson
Elmer Dixon
Cardozo
Armistrong H. S
Washington
Seller’s Point
Baltiare County
iCarver
Douglas
Noicum
Fortsemouth
Phelps
Doby Takes Over Top Batting Honors in AL
Larry Doby of Cleveland seized the American League batting lead last week with an average better than Paul Lehner of Philadelphia. Walter Drepe slipped to ninth as Sam Mele, Phil Rizutto, Tommy Henrich, Johnny Pesky, and other stars filled the top ten. Dom DiMaggio led in runs with 31, Ted Williams slugged 36, and Vern Stephens topped extra-base hits with 41. Ed Stewart and Williams figured among leaders in other categories while Allie Reynolds led pitchers with one defeat and 36 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Paul Lehner
Boby
Jeaders
Walter Drepe
Boston
Drepe
Sam Mele
Washington
Phil Rizguto
New York
Tommy Henrich
Yemich
Williams
Bob Dillinger
Allie Reynolds
Sportsmen's League Will Meet Tonight
Krederick County's Fish and Game Protective Association and lvagis Walton chapter are invited to send representatives to the Realan 7 meeting of the League of Marvi and Sportsmen tonight at 7 at the Alexandria Hotel in Hagerstown. Seventeen clubs in Washington and Frederick Counties will send one delegate each to Maryland League's annual meeting on June 24 at Ocean City. Tonight's pre annual discussion focuses on seven resolutions to be acted on at Ocean City, addressing pollution, rabbit distribution, striped bass limits, antI crime enforcement, waterfowl regulations, trout stream closures, and wardens’ authority to stop vehicles on roads in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krederick County
Fish and Game Protective Association
Lvagis Walton
Realan
League of Marvi and Sportsmen
Alexandria Hotel
Hagerstown
George M. Grimes
Washington
Frederick Counties
Maryland League
George Washington Hotel
Ocean City
League
Grimes
League of Maryland
Monocacy River
Westminster Rifle and Gun Club, Inc
North Baltimore Hunting and Fishing Association
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Three Rivers Sportsmens Club
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Three Miners Sportsmen's Club
Tague
Wiltondale Clan Club
Forest and Sleany Club
Mary Laird
Dr Pepper Team Remains Unbeaten in City League
Dr Pepper stayed unbeaten by routing American Legion 18 to 1 in Baker Park Monday night. Scoring bursts came in the first and second innings with eight runs in the third and five more in the sixth. Baer homered for the Legion in the sixth, but Dr Pepper sealed the lopsided win behind strong hitting from Kehne Ramsburg Rehman Bagent Morgan Wiles.
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Dr Pepper
American Legion
Baker Pack
Scormene
Pepperites
Oon
Baers
Dr. Pepper
Kehne
Ramsburg
Rehman
Bagent
Morgan
Wiles and Baer
Lake
Emmitsburg Birth of Daughter Margaret Ann Reported
Mr and Mrs Robert Seaker of Washington announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Ann, on May 7 at Providence Hospital. Mrs Seaker is the former Eileen Rogers, a former teacher at St Joseph's High School. Community activities include a Band No 4 Sodality event, a Lutheran convention attendance, and various local social notes from Emmitsburg and Frederick area with multiple attendees and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmltyburg
Robert Seaker
Washington
Margaret Ann
Providence Hospital
Mra Seaker
Eileen Rogers
St. Joseph's High School
Sodality of
Frank Stoner
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Ray Foger
Westminster
Cora Massey
Pen-Mar
George Tollinger
Carroll Albaugh
Bess Cassell
Frederick
A. W. McClear
Robert Gillelan
Elias Lutheran Sunday School
Patrick Boyle
John Mick
Janet Adams
Hugh Rocks
Patricia Fitzgerald
Margaret Rocks
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Helen Steinberger
Edward Collins
George Greco
Frances Firor
Sandra Hall
James Eckert
Patricia Joy
Jean Joy
Joan Eckert
Donald Rodgers
John Walters
William Sterbinsky
Jane Buhrman
Eugene Rosensteel
Nancy Wachter
Margaret Wivell
Regina Orndorff
Dorothy Orndorff
Raymond Sanders
Ronald Rosenwald
Kenneth van Brankle
William Kincaid
Robert Jordan
Joseph Arnold
George Arnold
Rose Marie Clarise
William Myers
Marie Topper
Barbara Rosensteel
Kenneth Joy
Gerald Joy
Fred Schrankle
Joanna Benchall
David Adams
David White
Edward Stouler
Eugene Wovell
Lois Hewitt
Allen Stoner
Sarafina Miler
James Kelly
Betty Grimes
Amurse
Frederick Memorial
Ray Topper
Charles B. Topper
Marie C Rosensteel
Robert Topper
Richard Yeomans
DePaul Street
Warner Hospital
Emmitsburgh High School
Local items note pigeon message to Shamokin and farm plans
A carrier pigeon race from Orange Virginia to Shamokin Pennsylvania ended when the fatigued bird stopped at Roy Sanders farm. James Sanders fed and watered it and left a capsule note for the owner. The Shamokin recipient later confirmed safe arrival. Maryland Board of Pharmacy lists James Frailey as licensed in Maryland and DC. Zurgahle Bros announce a 40 by 50 foot addition for their farm machinery business. Community updates include visits, club teas, and hospital stays among local residents and families. The Sky-Hi 4 H club sets a June meeting near Westminster with Lois Haines reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Caldwell
Ress
Hazel Keilholtz
Kulu Neighbors
Lois Bentz
Sue Stinson
Anna Mae Linn
Beverly Miller
Betty Ann Hollinger
Gary Troxell
Ruby Cregger
Clyde’ Keilhult
Gene Toms
Orange
Shamokin
Roy Sanders
James
Jame, Fertig
William A Frailey
New Windsor Woman Undergoes Eye Surgery in Baltimore Hospital
New Windsor resident Wan sven owaddsoe-Ere Charles Bachman is a patient at the Eye Ear and Throat Hospital in Baltimore where she underwent eye surgery on Friday. Mrs John Hesson and other attendees served as delegates to the Carroll County Firemen's convention at Hampstead on Thursday. Family Night was observed at Linwood Brethren church. Edgewood church members hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs James Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Giecen
Carroll Rinehart
Washington
Randall Spoerlein
Walter Bower
Oliver Haines
John D. Rovup
Linwood
Winfield Burkhalder
Graham
Richard Snader
Morgantown
W.va
Clayborn Layman
Herbert
Troutsville
John H. Roop
Kenneth Grimes
Clinton Rapp
Baltimore
Wilmer Staub
Wakefield
Walter Hesson
University Hospital
Robert Gaddis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde Morningstar
Gettysburg Hospital
May Ridenour
Westminster
Lois Haines
Sven Owaddsoe
Charles Bachman
Eye
John Hesson
Paul Copenhaver
Hallett Baule
Roland Ecker
Vivian Dell
Carrol County Firemen’s Convention
Hampstead
Linwood Brethren Church
Edgewood Church
James Greene
Damage suit directed verdict for defendant in 25000 case
In Circuit Court Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer directed a verdict for the defendant after hearing all testimony on a 25000 damage suit filed by Mrs Elizabeth P Nampkin against Sears Roebuck and Company. The plaintiff sought recovery while counsel for the defense argued lack of legal sufficiency of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Elizabeth P. Nampkin
Sears Roeouck and Company
Thurmont
Creagerstown
Robert FE. Clapp, Jr
Francis Perrott
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Jury Panel Names for Local Trial Report Find New Members
The article lists jurors including William Feaga Mary Bussa George Page Emma LeGo Doris Bennett Edgar Haugh Austin Renn Wilbur Cline Frank Cramer Ada Larson George Naylor and Vern Stevens. It notes W M Storm as a tendant company associate. The report contextualizes jury composition for a pending case in the county court.
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Civic Softball League
Municipal Softball League
Unites
Elks
Lions Independents
Lions Denier
Toren
Amvets
Sears Optimists
Are
Pelgatt Elks
Uniteds
Doby
Sportsmen’s League
ESSO
Gasy
Standard Oil Company
Tin Street
Erick
Namo
Emmitsburg
New Windsor
Keystone House Paint & Lido
Nicodemus Paint Store
N Court St
Charles E. Fogle
Maple Avenue
Motorola
Philco
Television
Hotpoint
Excello Power Mowers
Melvin M. Engle
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Studebaker
Grand Canyon
Studebaker Champion
Hillside Motor Company, Inc
West Patrick ST
South Market ST
Rickard D. Hammond Reich
Massey- Harris
Burtner Bros
Ph. Frederick
Surofex
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
BABY
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
North Bentz St
Mrs. Williams
Tobery Ignatius Lease
John Shaw
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Null and Null
Carroll Parkway
Prima
Il Singer
Thomas J. Schaeffer
John W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Frederick, Md
H. M. Alexander
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