Brunswick Ijamsville Baseball Benefit Set for Sunday
Maryland State League teams Brunswick and Ijamsville meet at E W Scheer Stadium Brunswick Sunday at 2 p m Proceeds from ticket sales go to Mel Webber Brunswick star third baseman injured at Ijamsville three weeks ago Webber suffered concussion and slight eye fracture after being struck by a ball from Chiz Staley He is recuperating at his Knoxville home Manager Charles Harper of Brunswick trains the Dawson brothers Bobby and Shelley and Donovan for mound duty Ijamsville relies on Bud Rice big right hander to travel Brunswick Rabbit Ramsburg pins hopes on Johnny Trout and Paul Zimmerman Howard Smith unable to attend Bill Clem back at Western Maryland College Ijamsville and Brunswick met five times this season Ijamsville won four Harper Railroaders seek revenge Both teams expected at full strength Clyde Martz fully recovered from broken leg back in Ijamsville lineup Sunday
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Staley
Frederick
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Donovan
Rice
Rabbit Ramsburg
Johnny Trout
Paul Zimmerman
Howard Smith
Bill Clem
Western Maryland College
Iyamsville
Harper's Railroaders
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Jiamsville
Clyde Martz
Ijamsville Lneup
Question Of Terps To Be Answered Tonight
Maryland faces UCLA in a pivotal game while bowls players from both teams loom. Predictions favor Maryland in a tight affair near the end with analysts giving Maryland the edge 27-19.
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Walkersville Bowling League Standings and Stats
Walkersville Bowling League standings list teams such as Southern Restaurant May's Esse and Potomac Edison No 2 with top performers S Hahn 454 in a game and H Nam Inton 424 in sets. Walkersville Bowling Center posted the high team game 627 and high team set 1,818, with other named participants including W Enso and M May.
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Cadets Face Bethesda Chevy Chase This Afternoon
Frederick High School meets Bethesda Chevy Chase High School in a 8:30 p.m. gridiron clash. Cadets bring 34 players under coach Homer Brooks seeking a second win in three starts while contending with possible absences from Shank Nichols and Clemson due to injuries and illness.
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Scholastic Football Schedule From The Associated Press
A list of high school football games scheduled for today and tomorrow includes Frederick at Bethesda Chevy Chase Annapolis at Cambridge Hagerstown at Allocany St Andrews at Friends Frs Dunbar Baltimore at Dunbar Washington St Mary's Annapolis at St Paul's Baltimore Fort Hill at Martinsburg W Va Southern Oakland at Beall Talvert at Gilman Bel Air at Westminster Cardoza at Douglass Southern Baltimore at McDonagh Losola at City Patterson Park Poly La Plata at St Josephs Valley Forge Military Severn at St James Merve Tech at Forest Park and Sunday La Salle at St Francis Prep.
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City Patterson Park
Southern High
la Plata
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Military Severn
St. James
Merve Tech
Forest Park
la Salle
St. Francis Prep
Bowling League Scores and Postponed Match Update
Boonsboro teams and opponents competed in a Turner’s Coal league week with xBoonsboro and Jacobson’s tallying wins. Highs included Cramer’s 153 single game and Wolfie Kitchen’s 397 set, while Boonsboro Merchants led in team totals at 1855. Postponed match moved to Weekly Statistics.
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Terps To Meet UCLA Tonight
The Maryland Terrapins travel to Pasadena for a high profile intersectional clash with UCLA at Memorial Coliseum. Coach Jim Tatum discusses the split-T and faces Red Sanders in a game that could draw about 70,000 under cool clear conditions.
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FAC Opener: Frederick to Host Hagerstown Rockets Saturday
Semi pro football opens 1954 at Mc Curdy Field with Frederick Athletic Club facing Hagerstown Rockets. Rockets boast 280 pound lines and carry many young graduates. FAC counters with Don Wagner and Bob Whitmore stars, plus four sets of brothers in a local key matchup.
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Two Straight For N.Y.Giants
In New York the Giants beat Cleveland 3-1 behind Dusty Rhodes pinch hitting and a solid eight-inning gem from Johnny Antonelli to take a 2-0 World Series lead. Rhodes tied the game with a fifth inning single and homered in the seventh, while Antonelli battled through trouble to limit the Indians to one run as Cleveland never loaded the bases after the third.
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Srab
Fights Last Night Seattle-Vinnie De Carlo Knockout
Seattle fighter Vinnie De Carlo defeated Johnny Hairston in Seattle last night by knockout. Hairston, from Los Angeles, weighed 154 pounds versus De Carlo at 157. A separate note mentions Chile obtained from the sapodilla tree.
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Vinnie de Carlo
Philadelphia
Johnny Hairston
Los Angeles
Pope Opposes ABC War in Health Update Address
Castel Gandolfo, Italy, Sept. 30 Pope Pius denounced ABC war atomic, biological and chemical as immoral and warned against human loss of life. He spoke to 1,000 doctors at a World Medical Assembly conference, urging defense only when indispensable and cautioning authorities on rules for experimental use of human body parts.
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Batchelor Convicted By Army Court Martial
In San Antonio a Army court martial convicted Corporal Claude Batchelor on five or six counts of aiding the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea. The verdict followed 2 hours 14 minutes of deliberation. Batchelor, 22, denied wrongdoing and claimed insanity. his sentence to be fixed by the court. Also noted, Edward Dickenson of Cracker's Neck Va was later repatriated after a similar case. The report mentions initial POW loyalties and subsequent decisions.
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Edward Dickenson
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Secret Yalta records to be published in December
Washington officials said the State Department will publish secret records from Yalta and other World War II conferences in December. The volume will include notes and the Hiss papers, delayed earlier to October, and cover decisions by Roosevelt Stalin Churchill and other Allied leaders. Republicans long cited the secrecy surrounding these documents in criticizing wartime diplomacy.
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Name Senator Who Will Back Eisenhower
Nevada governor Charles Russell said he will appoint a strong Eisenhower supporter to fill the late Democratic Senator Pat McCarran’s seat. Democratic leaders seek a November election to name the successor, while the governor waits on legal guidance about whether the vacancy is filled by election or appointment for the rest of McCarran’s term ending January 1957.
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Covered Dish Luncheon by Frederick City W C T U
The Frederick City W C T U met for a 12 30 p m covered dish luncheon at the Lutheran Church. Rev Ralph Greiman led devotions and Rev Francis A Seper Washington editor of Listen served as speaker. Guests included Rev and Mrs Trunk Elder and Mrs Miller and others. County president Mrs Calvin Schildknecht urged attendance at the Hampstead state convention October 6 7.
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Palmer
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Address by Jon Cleveland Sparks National Meeting
The national president Mrs. Hays opened with remarks while the highlight focused on an address by Jon Cleveland. In sports notes light reporting recalls Al Smith smashing a home run as President Eisenhower joked about wagering a golf ball on the Indians Giants game.
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al Smith
Cleveland Triumph at Polo Grounds in Rough Baseball Victory
In a September game at the Polo Grounds Cleveland defeated New York 9 to 2. Key players included Wyan, Messi, Hogan, Antonelli, and Westrum for New York, with home runs from Cleveland's Smith and New York's Rhodes. The second game moved to Municipal Stadium with similar scoring dynamics.
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Financial Totals From Two-Game Attendance and Shares
Attendance reached 101,850 with receipts totaling 362,196,244. Players' share stood at 317,200.85 while Commisner's share was 393,294.37. Clubs'sleazues' share totaled 211,467.23.
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