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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1951

Page

7

Brunswick Tops Five Run Bally nough To Win

Brunswick won 8 to 6 over Poolesville High School in the varsity rebball season finale at E W Scheeta dium. Keyser earned the win with four victories, while Poolesville’s pitching and fielding faltered amid showers and Brunswick errors. Summers and Phillips hit home runs for Brunswick providing the decisive early offense while Lovelace and Summers added extra base hits as Brunswick finished 9 wins 3 losses.

Inswick Kting Poolesville High School E. W. Scheetadium Isxanders Keyv Theunswick Poolesville Brunsick Brunswick Cots Phillips Lovelace Summers Ctors Airroaders Keyser Colesville AB R. H. C. A. E.omas Yife Art Robinson Roberson Rifith Arlisle Polesville Passeballs Whiteman Nicholson

North End Civic Club tops league with 9 3 win over AMVETS

North End Civic Club seized sole lead in Civic Softball League by routing AMVETS 9 3 at Staley Park Monday. NECA built two four run innings, with Chesley, Ford and Dutrow driving in early runs while pitcher Lewis scattered three hits and walked seven. AMVETS managed three hits as Crum and Newton scored in the loss.

ECA Amvets Ions Elks L. Pet Ions Mvets Nvitans North End Civic Club Civic Walloping Amvets Staley Park Lions NECA North End Frank Chesley Ford Kirby Dutrow Lewis Moundsman Lewis and Crum Moser and Newton

Larkin Post Team To Open Play Wednesday

Larkin Post's colored American Legion baseball team will open its home season at McCurdy Field Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 p m DST confronting Fairfax Va in a fifth meeting with the visitors Larkin leads 3 1 in the series New faces join the lineup with Patterson in center Wagner in right field Fox Keys guiding the squad and a practice and meeting set for 6 30 p m at the post clubrooms

William P. Larkin American Legion McCurdy Field Fairfax Colored Legionnaires Larkin Post Fairfax Nine Mer. John Keys P. Patterson Tony Wagner Frederick

Hodges Leads In Homers In National League

New York May 26 Dodgers top the National League averages led by Cal Abrams at .538 after a week of four games. Gil Hodges Jackie Robinson and Duke Snider pace slugging with 34 runs and 14 homers for Hodges while Snider boosts RBI to 34. Robinson hits 54 and rises to .412 as Abrams holds the batting lead. Preacher Roe spearheads Brooklyn pitching with a 6 0 record as other leaders include Kluszewski Metkovich Musial Baumholtz and Jethroe in various categories.

New York Cal Abrams Brooklyn Dodgers Abrams Gil Hodges Jackie Robinson Duke Snider Dodger Hodges Snider RBI Robinson Jackie Brooks Preacher Roe Brooklyn Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati George Metkovich Pittsburgh Stan Musial St. Louis Frank Baumholtz Chicago Boston Sam Jethroe Bob el- Holt Pee Wee Reese Stan Rojek

White Sox Welcome Home After Historic Road Sweep

The Chicago White Sox return home after a record road run by and large the best in American League history. Mayor declares White Sox Day as Paul Richards thanks players and the crowd. Chico Carrasquel injures shoulder but no bone damage. team celebrates new era with Zarilla Minoso Lehner acquisitions noted.

Chicago Chicago White Sox White Sox Paul Richards la Salle Street Sox Kennelly Richards Chuck Comiskey Chico Carrasquel Caracas Venezuela Mercy Hospital Carrasquel Ed Stewart Cleveland Gus Niarhos Phil Masi al Zarilla Ouestes Minoso Indians Zarilla Red Sox Paul Lehner Athletics Chico Hilless Wonders Washington Senators New York Giants

American League Scores Night Roundup

Boston 3 New York 2, Cleveland 9 Detroit 6, Chicago 4 St. Louis 2. Philadelphia at Washington rain. Games today Cleveland at Detroit. Only clubs scheduled.

Boston New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Pet New Reynolds Ferrick Berra Parnell Moss Feller Hegan Gray Stuart Bearden Ginsberg Robinson St. Louis Ateeneerente Lol- Pillette Starr Hoguelar Rogovin Niarhos

Fain Slumps But He Still Leads Batters

Philadelphia first baseman Ferris Fain slid seven points but still tops American League batting with a .386 after the weekend games. Nelson Fox of the White Sox jumped to .362 for runner up, while Orestes Minoso stood third at .355 amid Chicago sluggers and other leaders across the circuit. Dom DiMaggio led in hits with 50 and Eddie LoPat aowon upped his undefeated record to 8-0 as the season pace quickens. Oliver Wendell Holmes offered a quip on afternoon tea: four words.

Chicago Ferris Fain Philadelphia Fain Nelson Fox Chicago White Sox Fox White Sox Orestes Minoso Ray Coleman St. Louis Gil Coan Washington Jim Busby Dom DiMaggio Boston Vern Stephens Eddie Robinson Gerry Coleman New York Ted Williams Williams RBI Minoso Coan Busby Eddie Lo Pat

Veteran Drives Lesson In Qualifying For Indy 500

Indianapolis May 28 A 48 year old veteran Chet Miller gave a driving lesson during the final qualifying session for Wednesday's 500 mile race. Miller led with 185.798 mph in Novi V eight as 23 drivers qualified despite gusty winds and a rain washed weekend. Duke Nalon held pole with 136.498 mph earlier. Walt Faulkner later set a new mark at 156.872 mph. Several first time qualifiers joined the field, including Blakin Blazin Bobby Ball and Joe James, as Bud Sennett suffered a minor crash but escaped injuries. The race starts 11 am EST and should run about four hours if weather cooperates.

Indianapolis Chet Miller Miller Duke Nalon Walt Faulkner Cecil Green Houston Tex Glendale Calif Robert K Blazin' Bobby) Ball Phoenix Ariz Blakely Joe James van Nuys Bob Fister Andy Linden Los Angeles Leitenberger Bill Mackey Karl Hall Duke Dinsmore Dayton Bob Swikert Hayward Cali Marion Engineering Frank Armi Hanford Ross Page Offenhauser Bayliss Leverett Jimmy Bryan Viking Bud Sennett Auto Accessories James

Trout Stocking Program Nears Completion in Trederick County

Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phobus announced the trout stocking program in Trederick County streams is nearly finished with last fish released in Middle Friends and Little Hunting Creeks. Final stocking of Fishing Creek above and below the city occurred last Friday while Big Hunting Creek will receive one more consignment. Browns and brooks stocked last week were two years old and 10 inches or more. Beaver Creek hatchery production under Albert M. Powell and George Palmer of Lewistown is credited with improved trout quality this season.

Trederick County Benjamin F. Phobus Friends Little Hunting Big Hunting Creek Phobus New Beaver Reek Hatchery Albert M. Powell George Palmer Lewistown

Chisox Win Their Twelfth In Row In Chicago

Chicago White Sox stretch to twelve straight wins to grab first in the American League by beating the St Louis Browns 4-2 before 23138. Saul Rogovin shaves two hits in his second start to clinch the victory as Mel Parnell and the Red Sox win in Boston. The Cardinals move to second in the National League with a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh as Musial belted a three run homer. Myersville seeks games for holiday and weekend play while Barber Long plans to coach Woodsboro in a holiday clash at Creagerstown.

Chicago Chicago White Sox St. Lous Browns Saul Rogevin White Sox Bobby Doerr Mel Parnell Allie Reynolds Boston Red Sox New York Yankees New York Gil McDougald Yanks Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Indians Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Red Schoendienst Stan Musial Cardinals Ralph Kiner George Metkovich Cum Chambers Pirates Bob Elliott Wuillard Marshall Boston Braves New York Giants Willie Mays Carl Furillo Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Ralph Branca Philes

Three-In-One Tournament Highlights Club Golf Weekend

Season's best golf showcased at Catoctin Country Club over the weekend with 18 hole and two nine hole scores. Bob Harrington set an amateur course record with a 60 on the first nine and tied on the main card while Hal Moser and James McLaren posted strong scores. Mahlon Rhoderick won low net on first nine. Dick Bowlus led second nine. The club announces Decoration Day Flag Tournament and June 19 Tri-State League matches at Countryside Country Club Fairfax.

Catuelin Uehole Bob Hiarington Cafortin Links T Harrington Amus Hal Moser Jess James McLaren Mahlon Rhoderick Twere R. Wood Pete Demehak Nine Hases Dick Bowlus Earl Buze Rhoderick Skippy Wenzel Hammy" Derr Derr Catoctin Golf Committee Glenn Spencer Catoctin Capt Larrington Countryhouse Fairfax

Baseball results in NL stormy ten innings

In a rain shortened ten inning National League clash Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Boston edged New York 4 to 3 Chicago and Cincinnati faced rain and St Louis and Pittsburgh and Chicago-Cincinnati matchups were affected by the conditions. Diamonds from South Africa and the Belgian Congo supply most industrial gems.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago-Cincinnati South Africa Belgian Congo

Night City League Softball Game Here Tomorrow

Frederick prepares for a Night City League softball game at the Washington Street school diamond. AMVETS tangle with Blee Grocers as Monralnudale arrangements shift to July 3. Manager Jim Powell notes Independence-week vacations won t affect the lineup. Ramsburg sidelined with two cracked ribs. Ronnie Trervir and Ford join AMVETS to shore up the infield.

Frederick Washington Street Achool Arclight Chrouit Amvets Blee Grocers Iron Monralnudale Phiv Mgr Jim Powell Mar Raddhitt Ramsburg Ronnie ‘Trervir Trervir Phan Veke Ford Dr. Pepper Fresteriek Ramsburg

Brunswick to Host Point of Rocks Wednesday at Scheer Stadium

Brunswick will host Point of Rocks at Scheer Stadium on Wednesday afternoon as part of Maryland State League standings. The Memorial Day game is expected to draw a large crowd to E W Seheer stadium with a 4 p.m. EST start.

Brunswick Scheer Stadium Maryland E W. Seheer Stadium

Railroader, Point of Rocks in title race chase

In a tight standings battle the Railroaders and Point of Rocks pursue the leaders Liamsville after a rainwashed scoreless contest replayed next week. Merriman plans to start Shelley Dawson, undefeated in two league starts, as the holiday fracas looms. Shook calls a special meeting of the Frederick County Baseball Umpires Association Thursday at the American Legion Home to discuss weekend assignments.

Point of Rocks Liamsville Mgr Merriman Shelley Dawson Dawson Roscoe Shook Frederick County Baseball Umpires Association American Legion Shook

Victory Cleaners and Camp Detrick Postponed Exhibition Game

The City Softball League postpones tonight's game between Victory Cleaners and Camp Detrick due to a Chemical Warfare personnel commitment. The Cleaners will still play at Washington Street School under lights in an exhibition with United Firemen of the Municipal League.

Dupthick City Victory Cleaners Camp Detrick Cleaners Washington Street Ppm United Firemen

Cantor in Hospital for Ruptured Vocal Cord

Comedian Eddie Cantor entered Doctors Hospital today for treatment of a ruptured blood vessel in a vocal cord. Attaches said he would remain there 10 days. A wind velocity of around 100 miles per hour, blowing from the side, could tip over an automobile if the car faced into the wind. it would take about 100 miles per hour to overturn it.

Cantor New York Eddie Cantor Doctors Cospital

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