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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1951
Page
7
A former player remarks that he expects his team to improve under new leadership. He notes the coach will learn from last year's experience, maximize existing talent, and conserve energy for the final push.
Brooklyn announces Charley Dressen will return as manager for one year with a reported salary near 80000 dollars. President Walter O’Malley says Dressen not signed yet but will be once he comes East, amid World Series fallout and fan discontent over the pennant loss. Dressen expresses appreciation, plans to attend meetings in December, and eyes a pennant with the Dodgers.
The Blue Devils overtake Headquarters to seize first place in Camp Derrick Duckpin Bowling League after sweeping a series from the Red Wings who remain undefeated in C Division. Ramblers climb as Photo Lab and others post wins. standings show tight race across divisions with high games season bests noted.
NFL commissioner Bert Bell readmitted George Ratterman to the New York active list after a $2000 fine for actions detriment al to professional football. The former Notre Dame star signed a new contract through 1953 with Ted Collins and will be eligible to play against San Francisco.
Maryland faces a hard week ahead as Coach Jim Tatum drills his squad for a battle with Navy. Scouts praised Navy’s defense after Notre Dame’s 19-0 win, and Maryland aims to extend its margin against Navy, seeking an unbeaten season. Meanwhile former major leaguer George Stovall dies at 73 in Burlington, Iowa.
Thomas H. Osborne of Leesburg Va paid bail here after a Maryland driving charge linked to license revocation. He was jailed again in Westminster after a Monday hearing, facing 60 days when unable to post a 100 dollar fine and 75 cent costs. His capture traces to an August 25 accident near Finksburg and his wife posted 151.45 to secure release after a 150 dollar drunken driving fine.
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