Intermarch League Standings and Scores
Middletown Reformed leads the Intermarch Men league with 24 wins, while Middletown Lutheran sits second at 21 and Mt Zion at 9. Lions League shows Yellow Springs No 1 atop with 20 points, Fred wick at 19. Arcade Monday Nite League notes high scores and team standings across several clubs. Women’s Inter-Church League records high game by Sue Ann Sandower and St Johns leading in points and sets. National League box scores and regional results follow with multiple cities and teams listed.
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Middletown
Fia
Middletown Reformed
G. Ramsburg
D. Holter
Middletown Lutheran
Mt. Zion
United Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Baptist
Forest Grove
Trinity Methodist
Myersville
Church of Brethren
Liberty No. 1
Carroll Manor
Yellow Springs No. 1
Fredwick
Bohn
D. Dudderer
Yellow Springs
War Ideal Farms
Moose Lodge
Abrecht's
Esso i Summers Inc
Frostie
Dave's Gulf
Dots Aces
Shankles
Summer'’s Inc
T. Ramsburg
Clem
Arcade
Sue Ann Sandower
Corrine Wastler
St. John’s
St. John's
Calvary Methodist
St. Johns
Oil Church of Brethren
Frederick Lutheran
Buckeystown
Evangelical Lutheran
Grace United
Industrial Mixed League
Harmony Grove
Wachter's
American Opts
Ausherman’s N Arcade
Schafer Beer We Sheckles
Kehne
F. Ashton
S. Clem
N. Clan
E. Ramsburg
Pimlico Opens Fall Session With Breeders Stakes Feature
Pimlico Race Track starts its 28 day fall meeting with the Pimlico Breeders Stakes for Maryland born two year olds. An added Futurity Prep aims to spotlight top Juvenile candidates for Saturday's $115000 Pimlico Futurity. The 6th Dixie Handicap on turf is scheduled for Thanksgiving Day.
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Pimlico
Baltimore
Maryland
Royals Roll Over Hawks In 136-126 Victory
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the St Louis Hawks 136-126 to extend their winning streak to five and improve to 7 4 in the Western Division behind 31 points from Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman. Boston Celtics beat Chicago Packers 112-96 as Bill Russell led with 28.
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Associated Press National
W. II. Pet
Boston
Chicago
Cincinneti
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
S. Louis
Detroit
Los Andros
Associated Press
Cincinnati Royals
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Lakers
Boston Celtics
Chicago Packers
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
Archie Dees
Packers
Westminster Boy Wins MPA Contest
Westminster High School senior Robert Miller won the first state prize in the 4th Annual Teen-Age Writing Contest, earning a $100 Savings Bond for his entry What My Newspaper Means To Me. Mary Marsden of North Hagerstown High School was the runner-up, receiving a $25 Savings Bond.
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Maryland
Maryland Press Association
Westminster High School
Robert Miller
Miller
Mary Marsden
North Hagerstown High School
Local Maryland high schools shine in state contest
In Washington County competition I placed first among four writers and second in the state contest. Certificates of Honorable Mention were awarded to David Miller Bel Air High School Calvin Spedden Cambridge High School David F Sears Annapolis High School Harriet Clark Bruce High School Judy Shultz Berlin High School Tim Wolbert Howard County Senior High School. Etta May McDaniel editor of the Hurlock Upper Dorchester News served as state contest chairman for the Maryland Press Association. Also on the committee were William R. Cronin Aberdeen Harford Democrat and Charles Mooshian Westminster Carroll County Times. Hospital report discharged from Waynesboro Hospital were Mrs. Mary S. Stottlemyer and infant Highfield Mrs. Maria L. Getz and infant Fort Ritchie Clarence J. Motter Taneytown.
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Washington County
David Miller
Bel Air
Calvin Spedden
Cambridge High School
David F. Sears
Annapolis
Harriet Clark
Bruce High School
Allegany County
Judy Shultz
Berlin High School
Tim Wolbert
Howard County
Etta May McDaniel
Hurlock Upper Dorchester News
Maryland Press Association
William R. Cronin
Berdeen Harford Democrat
Charles Mooshian
Westminster - Carroll County Times
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Buckpin
Frederick
Liberty i
J. Snook
American Leagwe Lantern Division
WL. Pet. GB
Pitsturgha Dewad
Chica
Washington
Western Divison
Kansas Cty
San Francisco
Hasan
Sanday Roks
Orcaan
Lac Anzelia
Saterday
Washman M Mendar Garees Creveland
Loxnaeies
Waehengion
Mushegon
Mach
Tenmuxi
Geman
Germany
Feenvyee Cee
Arthur Persie
Orleans
Cuiponte
Gearara Beau
Tima
Pierre Vetran
France
Derimy Ba’afea
Osaka
Jace
Leo Recarde
Reed Motor Co
Spd
Galaxie
Dr. Hardtop R
BPA BI
Fairlane
Merlin
Tk Rane
RCA Television
RCA & Symphonic
Storm & Shipley
North Market St
West Second St
Osaka, Japan
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Leo Ri
Frederick Optical Co
South Market St
Westminster Boy
Cardo
Philippines
Kosaka
Waynesboro Hospital
Mary S. Stottlemyer
Highfield
Maria L. Getz
Fort Ritchie
Clarence J. Motter
Taneytown
Whitesell Pharmacy “Prescription Center
N. Market St
Federal Land Bank Association
Xmas Bikes
MAMAS
Burall's
Patrick
Loccafion
Monay
Plymouth
S. T
Pontiac
R. H
National
Ridgeville
Plom
Woodbine Auto Wreckers
Woodbine, Maryland
Sykesville
Sinclair
Ein Cowpas
Jeep Universal
Mente Eggi
R. Actos
Watkins-Burnette Motor Co
Fourth St Frederick
Son, Eves
Iune-In
Sun Eves
Twine Sale
New Holland
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Ceresville Motors
Ceresville
Middletown Equip. CO
Simca
East Fourth Street
R. & H. Sherp
Lawson Motor
Sambler
Plymouth Dix
Henry J. Tudor
THE
Frederick Motor CO
West South ST
Frems
A&p
Chrysler
Windsor
DODGE
CMEV
Rodis
Chevrolet
Iefferwen
Best
Walter Snow
Mercury
Monterey
Redio
Merceomatic P
Ideal Garage Co
Rambler Am
St. Wag
RL & Me
Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Diz’ *O
Lincoln
Ford Cty
Sed. & W
Vauxhall
Lincoln A. T. Ty Powe
Moyer
Mercery
Rasubier
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