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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1958

Page

3

Elm Street Sports Awards Meet Honors 111 Students

Frederick High School hosted its Elm Street Sports Awards program with about 111 students receiving varsity and senior awards. Head coach Bud Atuili kan of Maryland stressed mental maturity alongside scholastic achievement and clean living. About 250 guests attended as Harry Frushour, the assistant superintendent, administered the awards featuring many event-specific honors for boys and girls across track and field, basketball, hockey, and other activities.

Frederick High School Bud” Atuilikan University of Maryland Harry V. Frushour Martha Atkinson Cecela Bear Caralyn Eileen Claybaugh Decker Gloria Heller Dawn Kemp Rosalie Keser Doris Lydard tLe Jaime Meadows Anits Mobley Jer Carol Ann Paula Oden Peter Pryor Janette Rice Sandra Roberts Marjorie Stan Phyllis Swap iNumber Pate Mark Alexander Bryant Ayler Dennis Ahalt Roy Baker Allen Borie Leo Brandenburg John Barber Maurice Barnhouse Kee Bartgis Richard Betson Frank Brindell Ronald Bohn David Brenneman William Brooks Lanv Brown Wil Brucher Gordon Chamblin John Colliflower Wayne Crum Richard Cremmmitt Jack Derr Richard Delauter John Avis Ber Dox Boald Eagle Jerry Grove Gary Harrison Edsesed Ick Edward Higginbotham Bewara Hauck Hous Faure Donald Keller Catain Jackson Blackston Layman Richard Lley Warren Barkin Joseph Sil Gladhill Abrecht David Markey Richard Elm Markey David Markoe Donough Wiles Burdette Mort Stacun Sitar Aiadriag Aria EO David Pleas Bhavy Eit Sini Marc Pa Dariy Tim Reés Bfercer Jack Mercer Pobre Sonn McHenry Albert Ate Cor Cracken Ma George Atm John Sandergill Thurmont Peter Getinstor Buhrman Clay Ridge Lmir Warrenteie Neaneth Fife Joe Wilkide Larmg Young Smith Barthlow Calder Barth Men Richard Wentzeow Drenning É Watt Goonjomueh Wilson Fike Hor Iman Zimmerman Clark Elzine Mildlesworth

Braves Pirates Split Twin Bill In Holiday Doubleheader

In Pittsburgh the Pirates outlasted Milwaukee 12 6 to win the nightcap while the Braves rallied to a 7 4 opener victory. Milwaukee hit four solo homers, and Frank Thomas miscue aided four runs in the ninth. Felix Mantilla subbed for Red Schoendienst at second base. Kravitz and Brownie Robinson contributed for Pittsburgh.

Braves Pirates Bill Pittsburgh Milwaukee Pittsburgh Pirates Frank Thomas Felix Mantis Red Schoendienst Rice Law Face Blackburn Kravitz W— McMahon Robinson McMahon Raydon Gross Crannda Blackburn Gross Covington Crancall Hannebrink

Cadets Fall To Wakefield In Baseball Opener

Wakefield defeated Frederick 9 to 6 at McCurdy Field as the Cadets faced a late rally. Dassie Keller homered in the first inning and Geisbert led Frederick with strong pitching and double plays while Wakefield built a five run fifth inning and held on for the win.

Frederick High School Hn High School Ion Wakefield McCurdy Field Dassie Keller Moss Geisbert Rick Zimmerman Wakefield Abrh Oae Spices Facehouser Qoort Fabelia Heiser Roaka Ooood Sehweienhard Frederick Gast Michael Ramsburg Retter Amanz Jones Loun Englep Warrenfeltz Forals Frederick Schweickhardt Engle Donnie Keller

Local Baseball Schedule For Sunday Leagues In Maryland Area

Sunday games start at 2 p.m. across multiple leagues including Maryland State League Freeman Samsville at Brunswick and Frederick at Mt. Airy. Other matches feature TriCounty League Germantown at Creagerstown and Babe Ruth and Little League fixtures across Brunswick and Purcellville with results and venues listed.

Maryland Samsville Brunswick George Mt. Airy New Market Garber Thurmont Frederick Durell Poolesville Jefferson Robinson Heart of Maryland Mt. Airy Lewis Knoxville Mt. Lena Cever Flarmony Taylorstown Germantown Creagerstown Gardner Walkersville Middletown Miller Buckeystown Yellow Springs Smith Bolivar Doubs Urbana Fort Detrick Walter Reed Hom Naval Security Stoway Boys Staley Pz Optimists Lions North End Civil Baker Park Tail Cedars Amvets Elks Oxce McCurdy Shell Grove Rotary Kiwanis Price Excelsior Kiwan Brunswick Cubs Tigers Bears P.m Av. Dia Comets Hawks Trojans Hornets Marva Peoples Point of Rocks Eagles Purcellville Peoples Moose Lovettsville

Lions and Optimists Triumph in Regional Baseball Games

The Optimists beat North End 13 to 9 in a National league game yesterday. Lions defeated the Civilians 12 to 4 after a Thursday victory featuring Hart’s home run. Doubles by Ruffner and Joseph Vona aided the Lions, while Mayne and Dutrow doubled for the Civilians.

Optimists North End Lions Civitans Hart Ruffner Joseph Vona Mayne Dutrow Thars R. H. E. Optimists Suler Deterding McQuillan Young Schattenburg Keller

Girls Track and Field Meet At Lincoln High School

Thursday’s county meet at Lincoln High featured Brunswick and Elm Street teams in relay and field events. Elm Street posted a 1 23 time in the Tun and Catch relay with members A O’Brien J Rice M Brandenburg R Hawkins J Robert Wik J Heffner G Repass, while Brunswick won with J Shriver P Dinter Ta an W Webber K Natles C Harman D Foiz B Carey N Schamer. Other victors included L Horine and L Harris for softball style, C Benchoft in volleyball serve, J K Valentin e in horseshoes singles, L Nusbaum A Zimmerman in doubles, Z Holtzople in croquet, and Deck tennis teams led by E Esworthy J Garber and others. Participants hailed from Thurmont Liberte Middletown Lincoln Elm Street Brunswick Emmitsburg and more as events spanned multiple activities.

Lincoln High School Brunswick Elm Street J. Shriver P. Dinter- Taan Webber K. Natles C. Harman D. Foiz B. Carey N. Schamer A. O'Brien J. Rice M. Brandenburg R. Hawkins J. Robert Wik J. Heffner G. Repass Thurmont Liberte Middletown Lincoln Runswick Emmitsburg So Yddash L. Horine L. Harris Elm C. Benchoft Thur J. K. Valentine L. Nusbaum A. Zimmerman Z. Holtzople Walkersville E. Esworthy J. Garber Ie. Hooper J. Johnson R. McLaren N. Zimmerman A McBride Ip Steven B. Grimes

Baseball Standings and Results From Friday and Weekend Schedule

Major and minor league standings shown with teams such as New York Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Baltimore and others. Friday results include Cleveland 7 Kansas City 6 Chicago 6 Detroit 5 Washington 13 New York 7 Boston 2 Baltimore 0 and more. Sunday lineups feature Washington Baltimore Chicago Detroit Cleveland Kansas City matchups.

W. L. Pet New York Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Baltimore

Giants Lose 2 To Cards in St Louis Split

St Louis Cardinals beat the league leading Giants 7 6 in ten innings and 8 1 behind Joe Cunningham three RBIs in each game and Ken Boyer two run homers. The results move St Louis from seventh to fifth as 30,461 fans watched Busch Stadium host both games.

ST. Louis St. Louis J Cardinals San Francisco Giants Joe Cunningham Ken Boyer Redbird Milwauukee Pittsburgh Busch Stadium Innnings Dick Scho Ifield Jay Crone Jim Brosnan I St. Louis Chicago Thomas Frisco Gomez Constable Worthlington Miller Crone Land Schmi Mizell Muffett Land Green Smith L—Crone Burnside Thomas, Brosnan

Yanks Beaten Twice By Nats In Memorial Day Sweep

Washington Senators rout New York Yankees 13 to 8 and 7 to 0 to gain a share of the lead while Roy Sievers and Ken Aspromonte drive in multiple runs. Peter Ramos wins a seven hitter in the second game as Washington ties the franchise home run record with Sievers and Goose Goslin. Union Bridge tops Hanover 4 to 2 in Pen Mar League action with late rallies and a defensive gem by Spencer.

NEW York Roy Stevers Washington Senators Yankees Sievers Jim Lemon Peter Ramos Yanks Nats Senator Goose Goslin Ken Aspromonte Kemmerer Byerly Stobbs Clevenger FitzGerall Courtney Ford Ditmar Kueun Grim Mag- Be Berra L -Grim Aspromonte Union Bridge Hanover Wilhide Rbi L. Duppins Spencer Warner Rosedale Little League R. BH. E. Warner Braves Jets Maryland Domonski Drews Ambrose Ig Des Mobler Routzahn Davis Cribed Hahners Cubs W. L. Pat Heilman Blue Ridge Summit Colts

Moryn's three homers lift Cubs to sweep Dodgers in Chicago

Moose Moryni blasted three homers for the Cubs in the second game to complete a two game sweep of the Dodgers before a capacity crowd of 37 799. Sammy Taylor added five hits on the day as Chicago built a weekend doubleheader victory.

Chicago Moose Moryni Chicago Cubs Los Angeles Cubs Dodgers Baltimore Frank Sulliven Frank Malone Boston Orioles Red Sox Arnold Portocarrero Brilenr Sullivan The Birds al Pilarcix Malzone Ted Williams Connie Johnson Bob Smith Bob N Iman Gus Triandos Dick Williams

Hustlers To Meet Thurmont Sunday In Maryland League

The Frederick Hustlers host Thurmont Sunday at McCurdy Field for a Maryland State League game at 2 p.m. Frederick o' Baltimore chased runs with Johnson pitching. lopsided rain delays affected play. Tom Michael, Hustlers manager, expects a tough matchup against Thurmont, a former pennant contender.

Frederick Hustlers Thurmont McCurdy Boston Baltimore Suivan White Johnson Frederick American Jim Babb Newcomer Smith Fornieles Wall 'S Frederick Mound Herberet Portocarrero

White Sox sweep Tigers in holiday twin bill

Chicago beat Detroit 6 5 in the opener aided by Al Smith’s game saving catch and a late Sherr Lollar single, then Billy Pierce sealed the nightcap 4 2. The Sox rise to 5 game winning streak and a tie for third place with eight wins in nine games.

Detroit Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers iFriday Lusty al ‘Smith Sox Billy Pierce Smith Sherr Lollar Frank Bolling Jou Skizas Donovan Fischer Staley Keegan Moore Collar Bunning Morgan Hoeft Valentinetti Wilson W-Staley L-Hoeft Torgesor Lollar Pierce Battey Aguirre Jusce Shaw Hogan eAguirre Kaline

Athletics Divide With Indians

Kansas City defeats Cleveland 7 1 in the second game of a doubleheader after the Indians won the morning tilt 7 1. Big Bob Cerv hit his 13th homer, Ned Garver tied for most wins, and Colavito Vernon Doby homered for Cleveland while Power and Chiti contributed for Kansas City.

Kansas Cify Bob Cerv Kansas City Athletics Cleveland Indians Ned Garver New York Bob Turley Duke Maas Mickey Vernon Murray Dickson Garver Kansas City Rocky Colavito iVernon Harry Chiti A's Harrell Vic Power Chiti Narleski Nixon Terry Gor- Man Trucks Chis Doby Colavito

Cincinnati Explodes Past Philadelphia 10-2 in Memorial Day Tilt

Haddix earns his third win as Cincinnati bays Philadelphia with a barrage of early scoring. Curtis Simmons suffers his fifth loss while Burgess and Biko homer as the Reds race to a 10-2 victory at Connie Mack Stadium.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Curt Simmons Philadelphia Phillies Letty Harvey Haddix Simmons Pete Whisenant Steve Bilko Jerry Lynch Roy McLuiHin Johnny Temple Whisenant Haddix Burgess Hearn Miller Moyer Gray Morehead Lopata Biko

All-Star Game Ticket Sale Expected Record Crowd

Tickets for the All-Star Game at McCurdy Field on June 1 between the Tri-County League All Stars and the Maryland State League All Stars are selling briskly. Chairman Charles E. Moylan says a capacity crowd is anticipated as 18 member communities push pregame sales and players seek additional tickets amid strong team loyalty.

McCurdy Field Charles E. Moylan Moylan

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