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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

5

Frederick High Faces Gaithersburg Friday at McCurdy Field

Frederick High School as underdog hosts Gaithersburg in a Friday night matchup at McCurdy Field. Gaithersburg brings depth and a quick, versatile backfield with captain White and halfback Newell, while Frederick relies on Shipley at 220 pounds and a strong line. The Cadets aim to regroup after a loss to the Hub club, and the Jayvees will follow the main game with a supper at the Mercersburg Academy.

Frederick Dick Shipley Shipley Gaithersburg Invaders McCurdy Field White Newell Gene Hummel Hagerstown Sherwood Greenbelt Frederick IV Mercersburg Bobby Thomas Eddie Thomas Frederitk Bobby Butler Stup Brown Ray Kent Thomas Ward Markoe Eddie Krantz Halbacks Mullican Wede FHS Jayvees Academy

Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results and 1961 Tourism Slogan

Libertytown Bowling League results show Grabal 2, Stitely 1. Fisher 2, Wright 1. Nash 2, Smith 1. Murphy posted high game 127 and high set 350. Fisher’s total 1,509 with high team game 540 and high team set. The article notes “Music in Germany” as the 1961 slogan to lure tourists.

Grabal Stitely Fisher Wright Nash Smith Murphy Fisher's Germany Fisher Va Nash Stitely Smith Grabill Pet Fisher's Shop Nash's Plasters Wright's Grabill’s Pi Smith's Trucks Stitely's Store

Thurmont Foes Miss Penalties To Tie Walkersville High

Walkersville High School and Thurmont tied 1 1 after two missed penalty shots and two scoreless overtimes. Walkersville, coming off a late third quarter goal, could not break the deadlock, leaving Frederick undefeated in the County Interscholastic League standings and Middletown with a single loss needing a final week result to challenge for the title.

Walkersville Thurmont Thurmont High Gladesters Frederick Middletown Walkersville High School

Recreation Bowling League Old Reading Clash in Standings

In the Recreation Bowling League standings Old Reading leads with 2 wins and Hershberger’s tied in second at 2. Jack's Feed Service sits at 3 with Kelly's at 0. Mercer Jones and Asco each have 3 wins while Ox Fibre is winless at 0. High single game 149 by Miller of Old Reading. high set 392 by Colonial Jewelry Co.. high team game and series 588 and 1,723 by Mercer Jones.

Old Reading Fout Hershberger's Col. Jew. Co Jack's Feed Ser Kelly's M. Jones Broad Run Mon’eey Met Asco Ox Fibre Jack Monocacy Motors Mercer Jones Miller Old Reading Beer Myers Colonial Jewelry Co VFL Kelly's Mill Jack’s Feed Reading Beer Colonial Jew. Co

Jockey Club Sells Interest In Laurel Track

The Maryland Jockey Club disclosed the sale of its 60 percent stake in Laurel race track to Morris Schapiro of Baltimore. Schapiro already held 8 percent and purchased 6,710 shares of Maryland State Fair stock in the deal, a move aimed at aiding Pimlico renovations and future track developments.

Laurel Maryland Jockey Club Laurel Race Track Morris Schapiro Baltimore Schapiro Jockey Club Maryland State Fair Laurel Race Pimlico

Thurmont Edges Walkersville In Low-Scoring Tilt

Thurmont defeats Walkersville by a 10 to 4 margin with goals by D Eaves Pansy Smith B J Crum P Layman G Craver and C Seiss plus Shinn two. Substitutes for Walkersville Wisner Layman Powell Green. Thurmont substitutes Shinn N A Layman. Referees Bowers Spangler scorer Laker timers Winson Lewis.

Steee Wethershire Pos Thurmont D. Eaves J. Coleman E. Stover Harbaugh Pansy Smith Pat Smith J. Crum A. Layman F. Powell B. Green D. Shinn N A. Layman H. Bowers Spangler D. Laker J. Winson J. Lewis

Softball Managers To Meet Thursday

The County Softball League managers are called to a Thursday meeting at the Frederick YMCA to wind up the 1050 season, arrange next year’s league play, elect officers, and award season honors. Ballenger, winner of the playoff series, will receive the top prize.

Frederick

Jefferson First-Half Schedule Champions Win Second Prize

Yor Ballenger secured third place in the County trophy as Celvert Jefferson, the first-half sched ule champions, earned second prize money. A new cup will be established for next year, with President Schwearing announcing the plan last night.

Celvert Jefferson Yor Ballenger Schwearing

Penalty Boot Wins For Brunswick Team

Brunswick High School soccer edged Emmitsburg 3 to 2 in County Interecholas tic League play at Emmitsburg. Keyser at center half back starred for the winners as Brunswick dominated possession and created the decisive moments plus the game featured a late penalty kick.

Brunswick Pangsty Brunswick High School Emmitsburg Keyser Railroaders Brunswick Pos Emmitsberg B Merriman OL Jones P. Lewis W. Bentz

Local soccer summary with late goal and restraining order

Field goals credited to P Lewis Zimmern Fisher and a penalty kick by B Merriman. Substitutes listed for Brunswick and Emmitsburg. Referee Charlie Clarke. ISRURG restraining order in Washington on October 31 granted by Judge Alexander Holtzoff for 10 days.

K. Lewis UN Aery Orndorff Keltholtz Cunningham Demuth Fisher B. Merriman Brunswick Jenkins Hames McIntosh Walker Emmitsburg Frock Wolfe Umbell Hans Charlie Clarke Rey Toms Timer F. Stinson Isrurg Washington Alexander Holtzoff District Court

Milk importation into Washington faces DC inspection halt

Representatives of 105 out of town milk dealers urged an order to stop the District of Columbia from blocking milk distribution after midnight tonight. They seek to prevent DC inspectors from refusing to permit delivery of imported milk not inspected by the District, aiming to ease supply concerns in the capital.

Washington District of Columbia

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