Carty Elected President at Jungle Cock Campout Near Thurmont
Frederick funeral director and sportsman Carty was elected president of the Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock at the sixteenth annual campfire at Camp Air near Thurmont. The event drew 99 boys and 86 adults, with officers and directors named, trout catching highlighted the weekend, and Phebus awarded a pistol on retirement.
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Clarence ©. Carty
Frederick
Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
Camp Air
Thurmont
William
J. Graham
Baltimore
Michael Hudeeba
Washington
Henry Ayres
Hagerstown
James K. Manning
Corning
Del
William G. Stockhausen
William H. Triplett
Arthur C. White Jr
Springfield
Mass
John Ambrose
Delaware
Fishing Creek
Donald Benson
Hamilton
Hamerick Brothers
Phebus
Benjamin F. Phebus
Frederick Co
Ax 4
Frank Smoot
Pikesville
Joe Brooks
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
W. Jerome Obfuti
3. D. Dave
Francis Sappington
Col
Charles N. Staley
Horace Kline
Giho J. Keller
J. Philip Carty
Akins Miceli Fight Tonight in New York
Veteran Virgil Akins seeks a fifth straight win against New York challenger Mieeli in a 10 round middleweight bout at St Michaels Arena New York Akins 27-13-1 Miceli 45-20-7 DuMont TV coverage expected.
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Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Ronnie Delaney
New York
Mieeli
Akins
Miceli
St. Michelas
Delaney
Luther Rawlings
DuMont
One Game On Sunday Drives Lander To Tri-County Win
In a single baseball game played yesterday, Lander edged Broad Run 8 7 in ten innings after E Smith stole home to tie the score. Dennis Shaff delivered a two out single in the tenth, scoring Wes McCutcheon from third as Lander won in extra innings. Rain canceled nearby Heart of Varvi and Maryland State League games, plus all All County Softball League play.
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E. Smith
Lander
Dennis Sharff
Wes McCutcheon
Heart of Varvi
Maryland
Abrhore George
Garrett
Shaff
D. Pearl
Ih. Pearl
Cooper
J Ambrose
Danner
IB Owen
Broad Run
Abrhore
D. Huffer
L. Mager
W. Hoffman
G. Huffer
Benjamin R. Dondy Hutter
Phila
R. Hoffman
H. Moser
Mederas
Johnson
Apbee
Uciey Shatt
L. Moser
Commission
Besar
Balova Othe
Smith
Ambrose
Glutner
Los
George
Drugging Of Fighter Probe Resumes In Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission resumed its inquiry into who drugged Harold Johnson before his nationally televised bout with Julio Mederos as officials seek answers. Also notes on Dodgers opening game at McCurdy Field May 29, and lacrosse champs Maryland over Johns Hopkins 11-5, with ongoing price cut on Food Fair Brand coffees and background on crude glycerin as a soap by product.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
College Park
University of Maryland
Johns _— Hopkins
Terp Slickmen
Jeral
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Food Fair
New York
New New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaare
Maryland
Rodeo Opens Here Saturday At Frederick Fair Grounds
The second annual South End Civic Assn rodeo runs Saturday and Monday at the Frederick Fair Grounds with afternoon and evening shows. Produced by Circle W Ranch, the event features bucking horses, calf roping, steer wrestling, bareback bronc, horse cutting and drama bulls, with big crowds expected for Father’s Day afternoon.
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South End
Circle W. Ranch
Frederick
American Golfers Move To St Anne's Course
The Walker Cup winning Americans moved base from St Andrews to St Annes May 22 to pursue the amateur title at the 6,047 yard links on the Irish Sea. Harvie Ward leads a strong American contingent including Dale Morey Don Cherry Joe Conrad Bruce Cudd Dick Yost James Jackson and captain Bill Campbell as 45 more travel for the event.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
St. Andrews
St. Annes
Britain
Wen
Harvie Ward
San Franchcenco
Britten Golf
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Don Cherry
Wichita Fails
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Bruce Cudd
Portland
Ore
Dick Yost
James Jackson
St. Louis
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Campbell
Doub Bachlie
Australia
Radio and TV lineup memories in color plans and nostalgia
The article outlines color radio programs and summer productions by CBS NBC ABC MBS Prosucecs, with WBAL WMAL WOR among station mentions. It notes Remember a nostalgia focused series, a July 25 at sea telecast off San Francisco, Liebman weekend shows, and Cor Poaceae Monday series resuming in September. It lists many broadcast slots and programs across CBS NBC ABC and related networks in a verbose schedule style.
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Wrod
WBAL
WMAL
Ravel
San Francisco
TV and Radio by Wayne Oliver
NBC’s summer lineup shifts to black and white and smaller budgets. Most viewers already watch in monochrome, but the changes won’t curb big events. Ravel will pinch hit for Max Liebman on weekend productions while Fred Coe stays at the helm through summer.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
NBC
Spectactars
Ravel
Max Liebman
Fred Coe
US Walker Cup Hopes Crushed at St Andrews
Americans swept all four foursomes to crush Britain in the Walker Cup at St Andrews. Harvie Ward and Don Cherry fought back to win one up, while Patton and Yost led a strong American charge. The U S leads the series toward tomorrow’s singles with three wins needed to retain.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
America
Britain
United States
American Division Opens Its First Franchise Season Tonight
The American Division of Little League begins play at Baker Park this evening at 6 p m with Rosedale facing the Elks. Mayor Derr will throw out the first ball as bleachers are erected and seats prepared for four evenings of games per week. The schedule lists Oxco and Tall Cedars as key rivals with dates through July and into August.
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Little League
Bathhouse
Baker Park
Rosedale
Time Trials End For Indianapolis Race
Time trials for the 39th 300 mile Indy race set a fast pace with many drivers over 140 mph on the 2 mile track. Front runners include Bill Vukovich Jack McGrath Tony Bettelhouse Fred Agabashian and Sam Hanks while seven slower qualifiers sit at the tail. McGrath clocked 142.580 mph for a 10 mile record as the field averages near last year’s 138.798 mph. Eight drivers will start for the Masene Ee SE ’year.
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Indianapolis
Bill Vukovich
Jack McGrath
Tony Bettelhouse
Fred Agabashian
Sam Hanks
McGrath
Masene Ee SE
Open Golf Championship Entrants Include Many Past Champions
Entry list for the 1955 National Open at San Francisco Olympic Club, June 16-18, features almost all top pros and 11 former Open champions. Exemptions shrink with new rules, many champions entering through sectional qualifiers or exemptions, including Dan Fursol as defending champ and Ben Hogan among past winners.
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New York
Ene
Baltusrol
San Francisco
USGA
Billy Joe Patton
England
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Australia
Peter Thomson
Finatic
Aianke
Gene Sarazen
Will Jall
Harvie Ward
Ed Fursol
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Cary Middiecoff
Lew Worsham
Lloyd Mansrum
Lawson Little
Brion Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Olin Dutra
Sam Parks Jr
Craig Wood
Gene Littler
Dick Mayer
Tommy Bolt
Shelley Maxfield
Fred Haas
Sam Snead
al Mengert
Canada
Rudy Horvath
Arnold Palmer
Chick Harbech
PGA Chamains
Inha Rattini
Liltine
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