Keller Hangs Up His Glove
Charlie Keller, formerly with the Yankees and a longtime Detroit pinch-hitter, announced retirement from professional baseball last September. The Tigers confirmed his unconditional release as a free agent while noting he may seek coaching or other roles but will not pursue active play or managing in organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
King Kong) Keller
Detroit
Charley Gehringer
American League Tigers
Keller
Yankee
Frederick
New York Yankees
King Kong
Charlie Keller
Naval Service
Pacific
Yankee Star
Borony
New York American Baseball Club
Red Rolfe
Yess
Jess
Tigers
Bank Borowy
Pittsburgh
Brunswick Harriers Win Their First Cross Country Race
Brunswick High School runners won their first cross country meet against Frederick, taking five of the six top places on a mile and a half course. Grams led in 7 minutes 44 seconds, with Crummitt of Frederick second. Brunswick scored 19 to Frederick's 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Frederick
Hal Moser
Jim Fraser
Northwestern
Washington
Lenhart
Grams
E. W. Scheer
Fraser
Fredericksonians
Crummitt
Crum
Bribe Offers to Kahmehameda Players Reported
Honolulu. November 1994 Coach Howard Benham said two Kamehameha High stars were offered bribes to throw the November 17 game against Roosevelt High. Quarterback George Papa and tackle Gerald Napoleon rejected the bribe of $500 each. anonymous caller to be traced by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Howard Benham
Benham
George Papa
Gerald Napoleon
Kamehameha High School
Kamehameha
Roosevelt High School
Sam Snead Quits North and South Open Tournament
Sam Snead withdraws from the North and South Open after a 78 in the second round leaving him eight strokes off the lead at halfway. The White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia star boarded a train to Miami three hours later amid prevailing speculation about the reasons for his abrupt departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinshurst
Sammy
Sammy Snead
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Miami
Fla
U. S
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
Max Faulkner
Chapman
Faulkner
Twelve point program to be presented at NCAA convention this winter
Scholastica Hagerstown 21 City College Baltimore 7 LaSalle Cumberland 31 Ridgeley WA 7 Severn 44 St. Paul 0 Gilman 13 McDonogh 12 Douglas 12 Dunbar 7 Polytechnic 13 Southern 13 Sidney Washington 20 Friends Keyser 27 Petersburg 0 Martinsburg 39 Berkeley Springs 20. DetRICK Duckpin League Headquarters win two of three to tie for first behind high man Max Troxell 117 average, 149 high game, 395 top set. Open draft November 19 Cincinnati Browns, Cubs, Yankees, Giants selections listed by reverse 1951 finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrick Duckpin
Blue Devils
Max Troxell
W. L. Pet “Blue Devils
Service & Supply
Water & Sewage
Anniversaries and History Highlights from 1791 to 1950s
Know America Today's Anniversaries recounts Robert Y. Hayne, Matthias Baldwin, Samuel Gridley Howe, Henry Van Dyke, Vachel Lindsay and others with births and deaths. Today in History marks Marine Corps founding, Rutgers charter, suffrage protests, Armistice terms, and Allied campaigns. Also notes birthdays of notable figures, a horoscope, Houghton resigns as Akron coach, and a nod to Nabuthiri Brahmins on arranged marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Hayne
South Carolina
Webster
Charleston
Matthias W. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Elizabethtown
N. d
Samuel Gridley Howe
Boston
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Julia Ward Howe
Henry van Dyke
Princeton Univ
Vachel Lindsay
Springfield
U. S. Marine Corps
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Queen's College
Washington
White House
Foch
Berlin
Qian
North Africa
Vishinsky
Soviet
Russia
British Scientist Reported In Sinkiang
A former Sin kiang official claims Bruno Pontecorvo, the British atomic scientist missing since 1950, is working at a Soviet iron plant in Sinkiang. The official also says Russia is building a vast atomic stronghold in central Asiatic Sinkiang with a new city under military supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
China
Sinkiang
Bruno Pontecorvo
Europe
Kualja
Pontecorvo
Brithan
Harwell
Romeo Stockholm
Sweden
Helsinki
Finland
Issa Yusuf Bey Aliptekin
Russia
Asiatic
Visitor Held On Illicit Still Charge Near Salisbury
SALISBURY Nov 8 A young Negro visitor to Maryland's Eastern Shore was held for the grand jury on charges of operating an illicit distillery with capacity to produce 150 gallons of moonshine daily. Norman about 30, gave Philadelphia as his address and was arrested while leaving an abandoned barn west of Salisbury. Federal agents destroyed the stilling gear, mash, barrels and steam boilers. Norman was jailed in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Carl Norman
Maryland
Fastern Shore
Norman
Philadelphia
Henry D. Thompson
John G. Curran
U. S
Lewis C. Merryman
Thompson
Wicomico County
British court martial sentences corporal for misconduct
Corporal John Edwards and his lover Edwards faced discipline as the court martial reduced him to ranks and jailed him for eight years. Edwards had admitted guilt to related charges. The sweetheart, Richard Vala, a Czech Slovak, is to be tried by the same court here tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Edwards
Richard Vala
Respected Teacher Pleads Guilty to Burglary Charges
In Santa Barbara, sociologist Gwynne Nettler a respected teacher by day pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary after admitting to thefts connected to a signed statement. He sought probation in Superior Court as Sheriff John Ross reported. Nettler known as the best dressed professor at Santa Barbara College and was dismissed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Gwynne Nettler
Sherif John Ross
Nettler
Santa Barbara College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keller Hangs
His
Brunswick Harriers
United States Congress
Plymouth Harbor
William Bradford
Nis Econ
Thair
Sam Snead
Seattle
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Pacific Coast Conference
K.P
Dick) Everest
Ncaa District Eight
NCAA
Keyser
Petersburg
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Better Housing
State Armory
Frederick, MD
THE
Potomac Edison CO
Miss Irene Caton
Miss Ann Young
Hormel Girls
4-H
Know
America
Anna M. Rosenberg
New York
Laday
Benjamin F. Few
Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Greer
S.C
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Waterbury
Nebr
Claude Rains
Hollywood Artor
London
Leroy A. Petersen
Qiis Elevator Co
Amery
Wis
John P. Marquand
Newburyport
Mass
Wilmington
Del
Karl J. Shapiro
Baltimore
Donald B. MacMillan
Provincetown
Leland Stowe
Southbury
Conn
Houghton
AKRON
Wpi
A-kron ‘University
William G
Bud) Houghton
Akron Zippers
Malabar
NEW Iron
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Co
E. G. Grace
Grace
Patron Mining
Frederick Hearing Aid Center
W. Patrick St
Lawson Hudson
New Market, MD
Western Auto Stone Western Auto Associate
North Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Jie
U.8
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West Booth &T
Maryt
Anus
Automobile Mechanic
IIT Automobile Mechanic
Public Service Commission
Maryland State Police
Wight Street
Casper
Farmers Co-Operative Association, Inc
Middletown
GI Gees
Klagenfurt
Austria
Anna Wukowetz
Westinghouse Corporation
United Electrical and Machine Workers of America
Sualties
Army
Korea
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Walkersville
St A. Valry
Loxay
Bank Harn
Balto
Sepair
Dharn
Stallion, Stock & Equipment
R. C. Boyer
M. Ghapine
Chapline
Nnainence
Middletown, Ma
Tel, ST
Monocacy Oil Company
Esso
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Md
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Thurmont
Mercer Jones & Son
Dickerson, Md
Buckeystown