Carroll Babe Ruth League Opens Today
The Frederick Carroll Babe Ruth League begins for 13 to 15 year olds with a Taneytown doubleheader. Four clubs Woodsboro Taneytown New Windsor Union Bridge join under Babe Ruth charter. Opening ceremonies feature regional civic leaders before a 1 PM league start and 3:15 PM second game.
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Frederick Carroll
Taneytown
Woodsboro Athletic Association
Woodsboro
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Irth
New Loop
Rex W. Bretineman
RFD
David T. Cramer
Secty
Treas
Claude H. Barrick
W. Cash Smith
James Sheckel
Byron Hartzler
Lawrence Munshaur
Don Stirley
Earl Bloom
Stanley W. King
Gus Shank
League Leaders And Fights In Last Night's Action
American League leaders include Avila Cleveland batting .374 with 55 hits and Rosen Cleveland leading home runs with 13. National League: Jablonski St Louis and Mueller New York batting .371 headline Moon Musial 46 runs, Musial and Sauer lead 14 home runs. Also boxing results from Madison Square Garden with Jackon and Norkus in action and Early Wynn pitching two-hitter for Cleveland.
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Avila
Cleveland
Minoso
Chicago
Rosen
McDougald
New York
Minoss
Rivera
Consuegra
Turley
Baltimore
Jablonski
St-Louis
Mueller
St.Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Mays
Sauer
Musial
Bruton
Milwaukee
Raschi
Haddix
Gy Ane Ass Oueleuren
Early Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Giants
Frederick High Lions Narrow Win Over Richard Montgomery
Frederick High School baseball edged Richard Montgomery 2 to 1 in Montgomery County behind Bruce Schick on the mound. Schick allowed five hits with sharp fielding support as Clarence Crum and Gary Linton contributed key hits and defensive plays to preserve the 9 2 record.
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Cennterfield
Jim
Lennie Hammond
Clarence Crum
Gary Linton
Frederick
Crum
Hammond
DeLauter
Shell Oilers
Operonbe
Ruth
Huskies
Clarence
McCurdy Field
Alice
Uto Geen
Eee Eee
Oilers
Jim Richard Montgomery
Carty
Monty Kemp
Schick
Thompson
Shell
Penn
Kiwanis and
Excel
Cadets
Star Dairy
Im- Rockville
Sched- Thompson
Shell Abrho Aze
Coleman
Kemp
Ricketts
Summers
Beail
D. Rice
Richardson
Phebus
Hutchinson
Reeder
Bowles
Meadows
Allen
Zimmerman
Dixon
Ors Stockman
Frederick Norris
Despeaux
G. Linton
Claie
Linton
Husies
Barnes
Allison
Clyde Crum
Mercer
Garrett
Stup
Whaabie
We Keller
de Trico
Shhaeffer
Lander
Creagerstown
Grove Sosa
Trueattenide
Tfolkanedit
Stottlerger
Pfeiffer Bud Weddie
Rockville
Noubs
Brad Run
Welsh Shreve
Fred Middietown
Buckeystown
Knott
Floyd
Clerick
Ba Eata Rica CE
Hutchins
Bruce Schick
Mel Frederick
Threecer
Sacki- Rice
Mers
Phobus
Stock
Best
Wagner
T. Green
Buckeystown Downs Pine Avenue In Extra Inning Softball
Buckeystown teens upset Pine Avenue 7 to 3 after a seventh inning tie, with R Mills drawing a walk then scoring on a Kline misplay. In the eighth, White White Hough and Kubrick sparked a Buckeystown rally to seal the win as Winpigler and Winpigier contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Pine Avenue
R. Mills
D. Kline
B. White
F. White
L. Hough
Kubrick
Wee
Taneytown Rolls Over Lions in 9-2 Baseball Victory
Taneytown varsity surged to a 9-2 win over Mt. Airy in a Friday night game at Memorial Stadium. The win lifts Taneytown to 8-2, tying leaders as 11 timely singles and strong defense powered the offensive effort. The Lions’ lone bright spot was a late homer by Wildasin, while Eckard earned the win for Taneytown as Mt. Airy folded under steady pressure.
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Taneytown
Lions
Paths
Robert Staley
Mt. Airy
Morial
Mt. Airlings
Walkersville
Taneytown AB
M. Copenatet
Thomas Gots
Wildasta
Civitans Vyers
Perry
Nysbaum
Frock
NECA
Crouser
Henshaw
Abrho AE G
Carrol. Ch
Lee E'denburg
Mt. Airy Abrh
A. E. Thomas
Dennis
Bryant
P. Shriner
L. Wachter
Renner
Moxley
Franklin
Hammond
Esworthy
Kessler
Rinehart
Clwaring
Siedling
Frezes
Albright
Logue
Lions Abrho AE
Holland
Fisher
Ausherman
Taneytowne
Chamonlain
Smallberg
Sss
Taney- Lodge
Ojtown
Tavener
Kallaway
Himler
E- Airy
Wildasin
Eckard
Jones
Bv Ausherman
Fabulous Luck May Hold For Speedway
Indianapolis May 28 weather luck may again favor the Indianapolis motor speedway for the 500 mile auto classic with a chance of showers Monday but possible delays until Tuesday. The 1915 race was postponed to Monday, crowds have reached around 250000, and past snows or rain affected several editions including Rex Mays and Wilbur Shaw battles.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Weather Bureau
Ralph J . DePalma
Speedway
Rex Mays
Wilbur Shaw
Jeannie Parsons
Frederick Hustler prep game to face West Virginia Legionnaires in Charles Town
New talent is sought to bolster the Frederick Hustler ball club for independent competition. A trial under fire is set for this afternoon at Charles Town as the local team attempts a third meeting with the West Virginia Legionnaires. Two prior games were canceled by weather. Today's first pitch is at 2 30 p m. dis t.
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Charles Town
Frederick Hustler
West Virginia Legionnaires
Dis.t
Hurricane Jackson to Fight in July at Madison Square Garden
New York reports Hurricane Jackson will be offered a July 21 bout at Madison Square Garden against Nino Valdes Coley Wallace or James J Parker after his fifth round stoppage of Charley Norkus. Norkus bled from cuts above both eyes and was halted at 2 29 of the fifth. Crowd 14 139 paid 13 205. Jackson weighed 192½ pounds to Norris 119½.
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New York
Tommy Jackson
Madison Square Garden
Nino Valdes
Coley Wallace
James J. Parker
Charley Norkus
Sammy Golden
Jon Valdes
Rocky Marciano
Norkus
Jackson
Bert
Norris
TV to televise round by round boxing scoring in Indiana
Indianapolis viewers will watch a 10 round welterweight bout between Joe Micelli and Al Andrews with round by round scoring shown on ABC. Indiana Athletic Commission's Archie Hindman promotes the experiment to let fans see how officials score each round under split ten rules. Referee Tony Zale, judges Tony Capp and Sheriff Dan Smith will determine the round outcomes with scores relayed to viewers after each round. Browns sign Hanulak from Maryland for offense after drafting him in January.
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Indianapolis
Joe Micelli
New York
al Andrews
Superior
Wis
Indiana
Archie Hindman
wrUtadies
Arwened Eoeeek
Indiana Athletic Commission
Tony Zale
Tony Capp
Sheriff Dan Smith
ABC Network
Hindman
Mapp Named Conference Athlete Of The Year
Virginia Military Institute star Johnny Mapp, a 21 year old Norfolk native, named Southern Conference Athlete of the Year by the conference sports writers. He captains VMI football and track and helped the team set undefeated track and field records while winning conference titles in sprint events and hurdles.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Bay
Johnny Mapp
Virginia Military
Southern Conference
Korchek
Selvy
Bill Bowman
William and Mary
Freddy Wyant
West Virginia
Warren Mills
Richmond
Howie Wright
Virginia Tech
Mapp
VMI
Weaver elected ACC commissioner to take July first
James H. Weaver athletic director at Wake Forest College was elected commissioner of the Atlantic Coast Conference by conference faculty chairmen and Atlantic directors. He will assume the role July 1, with offices to be in Greensboro North Carolina. Weaver has directed Wake Forest athletics since 1937 and has been affiliated with the college since 1933.
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Wake Forest
F. W. Clontz
Weaver
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights of the Day
Today's American League standings show New York hosting Boston and Detroit visiting Cleveland. Notable results include New York 19 over Boston 9, Washington 32 to Philadelphia 6, and Cleveland 3 to Detroit 0. Evening games feature Chicago at Baltimore and Milwaukee 3 St Louis 2 in 12 innings.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Byrd
Hudson
Shea
Stewart
Kellner
Herbert
Branca
Lemon
Trucks
Coleman
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Haddix
Nichols
Chica
Baczetski
Pollet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fitsburgh
Milaukee
AIS
ANT
Pittsburgh
Erskine
Maglie
Ridzik
O'Donnell
Thurmont Little League Tryouts Begin on Reconditioned Diamond
Thurmont Little League announces tryouts for boys thirteen and older at 6 pm on the Cannon Shoe Company grounds east end. Team managers are Charles C Spalding, Douglas Buchannon, Cyril Duncan, and Paul Shaffer. The field has been improved with dirt fill, stone removal, new backstop and fences, shaded positions, and seating for at least 100. Historians note debates on Napoleon Bonaparte's height.
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Thurmont
Cannon Shoe Company
Charles C. Spalding
Douglas Buchannon
Cyril Duncan
Paul Shaffer
Frederick County Umpires Association Meeting Notice
The Umpires Association will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home. June game assignments and assignments at Camp Detrick will be made. Qualified people may join as full or part time umpires, and are invited to attend.
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Umps Association
Frederick County Umpires Association
Legion
Camp Detrick
Jare
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Carroll
Tommy
Hurricane
San Diego
Calif
Charley Fowell
San Francisco
Frank Buford
Oakland
Ree Rinna Teoee
Hargett and Sielding
R. R. Gutekunst
Sjamsville
Brunswick
Grove Mt. Airy
New Market
Hale Damascus
Beallsville
Jefferson
Weitzel
Heart Md
Taylorsville
Wantz
Damascus
Curry Woodbine
Harmony
Trimmer Bolivar
Lisbon
Lewis
Pen-Mar
New Oxford
Emmitsburg
Cashtown
B. R. Summit Thurmont
Fairfield
Ballenger
Bartonsville
EFAC
Mountaindale
Pr. of Rocks
Queen City Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Sam Fisher
Frederick, Md
Browns
Hanulak
Cleveland Browns Today
Chet Hanulak
University of Maryland
Hackensack
N. J
Shell Oil
Huskettes
Price Corporation
Assembly
Bath House
Baker Park
Ww. L. Pet
x-Kiwanis
Excel. Dairy
L. Pet. Shell Oi
Excelsior Dairy
Rotary
M. J. Grove
Braddock Heights
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fenn
Shakespeare
Ocean City
Pfleuger
Johnson-Langley
Bronson
Mitchell
Airex
Peon
Maryland
Famous
Martin
Outboard Motors
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market Street
Fishing
Delphey’s
West Patrick Street
Frederick Fairgrounds
Forrester
NEW
Plymouth
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