Creagerstown Rally Seals 13-6 Victory Over Lander
Creagerstown came from behind to beat visiting Lander 13 to 6 in Tri County Baseball League play at McCurdy Field. Virginians edged Lovettsville 9-6 at Frederick Municipal Park. Walkersville defeated Lovettsville 9-6 after late scoring surge. several games postponed. Clarke hit a grand slam in seventh, giving Creagerstown decisive lead amid 11 extra-base hits.
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Creagerstown
Lander
Walkersville
Lovellsville
McCurdy Field
Paul Clarke
Frederick
Municipal
Doubs
Broad Run
Middletown
Buckeystown
A. Lander AB
E. D. Pearl
Foster
Brandburg
Danner
C Pearl
Woods
Cal. Pearl
Ss. Gosnell
Remsberg
T. Pearl
P . Nuse
Creagerstown AB
Kolb
Blower
Plumer
Trey
Clarke
Heatherly
Long
Innings Landers
iCreagerstown
Cal
Pearl
Brandenburg
G. Lare
Shaffer
Gosnell
Eaves
Wood
Nuse
Musée
Wachter
Catherine Byrne
Memorial Service and League Fight Highlight Class News
A memorial service by the Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist featured Ed ward S. Rice speaking. 62 Reds and 52 Blues attended. M. R. Etchison and Martin Ritchie were noted ill. the group plans to attend Haas farewell sermon next Sunday. A Texas League opening game Tulsa versus Fort Worth included a seventh inning fist fight between two players.
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Leaders Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward S. Rice
Raymond Free
Delmas
M. R. Etchison
Martin Ritchie
J. F. Haas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Jungle Cock Camp Ends At Camp Airy With 260 Returnees
Ideal weather, fishing, and a varied program capped the twelfth annual Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock campfire at Camp Airy near Thornville. About 260 men and boys from a dozen states left Sunday after three days of films by Frank L. Bentz, yarn swapping, and trout angling on Big Hunting and Fishing Creeks. Albert Hammond, 12, of Baltimore, landed an 18 inch rainbow weighing two and a half pounds.
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Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
Camp Airy
Thornvont
Frank L. Bentz
Boonsboro
Prew Savory
Thurmont
Little Owens Creek
Albert Hammond
Baltimore
Fishing clubs and community efforts described in mid Atlantic notes
A youth uses a left hand to cast a homemade fly catching a fish with right arm missing. Brotherhood members raise funds to mount a fight scene. Pennsylvania and Delaware youths report large trout catches with measurements and weights. Plans discuss incorporation to sustain the creed bound group and dedicate a News memorial in Frederick Maryland on May 28 1951. Officers named across several cities. Thirteen Lions elect Douglas Ryan Mt Airy president and announce July induction with other officers and directors.
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Brotherhood
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Frederick
Savoy
Paul Townsend
Little
Owens Creek
James Miller
Utica
N. Y
AL White
Springfield
Mass
Kenneth Crawford
Columbus
Ohio
Arnold Stewart
Wilmington
Del
John Mack
Pittsburgh
William Everman
Drexel Hill
LIONS
Murthy Douglas Ryan
Jesse Ryan
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy Lions Club
Ryan
W. Carlton Grimm
W. Marshall Hood
Don E. Grigsby
Lion Tanner
Paul E. Wright
Thomas A. Ogle
William B. Culwell
Francis J. Crawford
Herman § Beck, Jr
John ©. Steel
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Smith
Barrick
Ensor
Gilbert
Clemi
Schildt
Baker
Jory Innings
Ovettsville
Lovettsville
Flemlings
Williams
Frye
L. Potts
Mdanner
Hummer
Rollison
Sheffer
Toad George
Hiway
Tomorrow Nite
Stephen McNally
Alexis Smith
Wyoming
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Technicolor
Reg Kehoe
NTS
Hodie
Hershey
Hershey Airpark
24Th Division
38Th Parallel
Walter Law
Collins
J. Lawton Collins
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Orvein
Jefferson Road
Glenn Ford
Terry Moore
James Gleason
Frederick Josstion Ryaty
Judy Garland
van Johnson
Baltimore Orioles
Laurel Park
Coor
Druid Theater
Damascus
Maryrann
Jane Russell
Jack Buetel
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Ats
George Hayward Daley
Anders
Deam Jagger
Edgar Buchanan
Winchester Hall
Jeff Chandler
Evelyn Keyes Ax
Php Srieng
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Edwin
Stoffer
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
Ganamane
Thrifty Studebaker
Studebaker
Hillside Motor Company, Inc
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Boston
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