Water as Key Resource Highlighted by Frederick Club Speaker
Bernard Kreb told Frederick Zonta Club members that the Potomac River is among the nation’s most vital resources for industry recreation and water supply. He urged public support for pollution cleanup and warned against dredging that could ruin prime fishing areas.
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Potomac River
Bernard Kreb
Frederick Zonta Club
Potomac
Maryland
Kreh
Krehl
Cumberland
Frederick County
Potomac Edison
Kany
Frederick
Mr. Kreh
Bles Construction Company
Virginia
Irs Rhoda Kallaway
Beatrice Fehr
Club Presi Geni
Nan Rhoderick
James A. Sensenbau
Thurmonts Little Loop Opens May 24
Thurmont announces Opening Day for the Little League season on May 24 with a parade starting 12 15 p m from Altamont Avenue and West Main Street to Little League Park for a double header. Officials include George W Wireman and Paul Hahn with Mayor Weddle Rev Wolfe and the Thurmont High School Band. Citizens urged to attend and support the season.
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Paul ¥. Hahn
Little League of
Main Street
Little League
Weddle
Wolfe
Farm pond sunfish tips spark community debate
Field & Stream penmanship by Larry Kreh and Greg Key ser details sunfish fishing in farm ponds near Frederick. It explains lure choices from spinners to white hackle, notes spawning peaks, urges pond care, discusses biologists and overpopulation, and ends with license clarification: a farmer may fish from the opposite stream bank without a license.
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Maryland Games and
Inland Fish Commission
Potomac River
Edward's Ferry
Cadets Again Defeat Hubs in close Hub City clash
Frederick Cadets edge North Hagerstown 3 2 in a tight game as Engle pitches superbly allowing four hits. Keller and Martz lead offense with multiple infields and two RBI by Starte. Frederick travels to Hagerstown for a rematch against South High with Zimmerman slated to pitch.
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Starte
RBI
Keller
Jones
Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Moss
Engle
Smith
Hagerstown
South High
Reibels
Zimmerman
Frederick Abenhore Gastley
Michael
Sraith
Martz
eaToant Hloua
Warrenfelez
Englen P
North Hagerstown
Hawkins
Raffensburger
Vance
Gysberts
Nutter
Mann
North Hagerst
Mart. Engle
Gastley
Raffen
Optimist and Babe Ruth Leagues Face a Wreckreational Summer
In a fragmented preview of summer in the United States and Maryland, concerns rise over outdoor recreation safety. The piece cites vandalism and careless behavior, noting damaged facilities and disrupted activities as patterns linked to past seasons.
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United States
Maryland
Frederick JVs Soar In 61 39 Dual Track Win
Frederick JVs defeated M.S.D. 61 to 39 in a Thursday dual track meet. McGee led M.S.D. with wins in the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash and broad jump. Frederick relied on Layman and others in discus and pole vault. McGee posted 10.8 seconds in the 100, while the meet featured multiple event wins and tight races.
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Frederick
King
McGee
Samsburg
Meehan
Waltermyer
Wallingford
Sttchell
Brenneman
Repart
Bartee
Derr
Mercer
Layman
Downey
Markoe
Warkoe
Rhoderick
Walker
Diehl
Eyre
Diller
Harrison
Krantz
Throneberry's ninth inning homer sinks Tigers in Detroit
New York 5 Detroit 4 as Marv Throneberry drives in the go ahead run with a leadoff homer in the ninth. Arnald Duren earns his first major league win with three scoreless innings of relief. Gus Zernial also hits a pinch homer for Detroit, setting an AL record for lifetime pinch homers. The Yankees extend dominance, winning 13 of 14 and 22 of 27.
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Marv Throneberry
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yankees
New York
Detroit
Shantz
Grim
Duren
Berra
Foytack
Aguirre
Hegan
Wilson
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L—Foytack
Throneberry
Zernial
Frederick Girls Cup Sports Day showcases county talents
Frederick girls swept all tournament events in a county high school track meet with J Rice winning horseshoe singles and P Gden second. Emmitsburg earned doubles honors as Stup and Lyrdard took first, while Frederick's Cindy Kilby led a slate of individual wins in archery, deck tennis, and sprints. Middletown and other schools earned scattered honors as teams from Emmitsburg Thurmont and Middletown contended across events.
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Frederick
J. Rice
P. Gden
Whie Stup
Lyrdard
Glass
Emmitsourg
Rice
Are
Cindy Kilby
Tick
Creor Frederick
Pattie
Sue Eyst
Frederik Marks
Imswitkh
B. Fon
Lincoln
J. Smith
Middletown Ox
Fal
Brunsiddietown
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Iris
Nancy Eee i Molesworth
Doris Ly
Audry Rice
Wilma Mich
Michietown
W. J. Summers
Cappa F. Blickenstaff
P. Hotter
S. Gay- Grosenickle
P. Brand
Indians Edge Washington 3 1 Behind Seventh Inning Push
Cleveland defeats Washington 3 to 1 as a two run eighth inning surge and a strong start by a rookie pitcher secure the win. The standings show Cleveland in the middle of the pennant race with several close games ahead.
Williams Homers As Red Sox Win
Williams hits a decisive homer as the Boston Red Sox beat the Kansas City Athletics 8 to 5. Ted Lepcio adds a homer and three RBIs, while Tom Brewer gets the win for Boston.
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Williams
Red Sox
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Bel Air, MD
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Hagerstown, Md
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