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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1950

Page

10

Phillies May Start Veteran Heintzelman

Philadelphia fans anticipate a World Series opener at Shibe Park as the Phillies weigh veteran Ken Heintzelman against the New York Yankees. Manager Eddie Sawyer hints at Heintzelman to oppose Vic Raschi or Robin Roberts, while the city buzzes with World Series fever and scalp prices rise.

Gayle Talbot Philadelphia New York Yankees Dirk Sisler Brooklyn New York City Shibe Park Phillies Yankees Vic Raschi Husky Philg Don Newcombe Dodgers Sawyer Robin Roberts Yanks Roberts Phils Grover Cleveland Alexander Ken Heintzeltan

Snapshots Charley Kellex Joins Detroit Tyers in Season Review

Charley Keller returns home after a first Detroit season with the Tyers. He hit 16 of 50 at bats for a .320 average with six runs, two doubles, three triples and two homers, and 15 RBIs. Umpire Dick Nallin says Billy Evans will keep him on the Detroit staff, while noting umpires’ pay and value. Keller’s brother Harold sticks with Washington as manager Harris uses him in right field. Orioles beat by Columbus in Little World Series clinching game. Cardinals trample Colts 55-13 as Jim Hardy passes for five TDs. Across the nation, surplus students overwhelm schools and prompt government storage concerns.

Charley~ Kellex Detroit Tyers Cherley Red Rolfe Dick Nailin Frederick Keller Tigers Billy Evans Detroit Evans Middletown Mauler Chicago Bob Shaw Jim Hardy Chicago Cardinals Baltimore Colts

Walkersville Wins Opening Soccer Game

Walkersville defeats Emmitsburg High 2-1 in overtime to open the County Interscholastic Soccer League schedule at the Glade field. Emmitsburg led early with a Jones field goal, Cramer equalized, and Walkersville finally won on a late Smith goal after a tight overtime finish.

Walkersville Smith Glade Thurman Brunswick Pos Emmitsburg Cramer Fisher Habeck Etzler Hollweg Clem IR Keilholtz Carey OR Jones Flanigan Miller Bell Damuth Fritz Bentz Zimmerman LFB J. Herring Stull McNair Weddle G . D. Herring K. Schild A. Flanigan Cramer Charlie Clarke C. Zim- Merman R. Cramer

First Fair Races Today at Frederick Fair

The Frederick Four day event opens at 1 30 P M with eight pacers in the first pace and 14 runners in each sprint The opening card lists Skelter driven by Joe Eyler and Bill Echo driven by Raymond Wilson among others The meet runs through Friday and Norman Farter notes strong entries across harness and running events. John Turner reports 18 bass caught near Knoxville with a three pound largest weight, all on minnows, river in good fall condition.

Frederick Fair Joe Eyler Thurmont Skelter Eyler Baumgardner Raymond Wilson Keymar Bill Eeho Norman Farnter Bob Leavy Purne Old Bill E. G Main Way L. FP D. W. Wetzel Carlisle Wetzel Carefree Grattan B. G Orcus Grattan Frank Swinton Kay McElwyn B. m Prince McElwyn B. Basler Newville Baker Vologda Jay Frank Bradley Ninevah N. Y Bradley Sparkle Hanover Pearl Rosecraft Symbol Gantle W. R. Miller Washington D. C Miller Bill Echo B. G. van Echo Wilson Hold Fast Lord Jim R. Minnich Finkenbinder Flo Hanover Marbee Kay F. L. Brown West Chester Louise Flax Emmitsburg Frank Hunter J. D. McCaffrey Lutherville Covey Boy G. C. Everhart Leesburg Cedar Bunnie Get. Set R. Anderson Hyattstown Gallant Doc David Mowen Hagerstown Casset N. L. Brown Gay Venture Brimful J. D. Mc Caffrey Wie Step R. A. Lusby Bowie Flag Maid G. W. Tanneyhil Chambersburg Bonnies Hero Blitz Dart Quick Ann John W. Turner Weverton Potomac Knoxville Turmer

Luffburrow Quotation On Fame and Deceit

A dated quotation from N A Lufburrow argues no lasting acclaim for deceitful men. It claims a vicious person may briefly shock or terrify, but time reduces their standing as years pass and fortunes fade.

Luff N. A. Lufburrow

Stengel Predicts Yankees Victory in opener

Casey Stengel announced Vic Raschi will start the World Series opener for the Yankees with Allie Reynolds to start the second game. He dismissed Phillies odds claims, praising Phils pitchers and noting Raschi’s 21-8 season and World Series experience. He also cited Ed Lopat as a possible third starter and defended the Yankees’ pitching strength against Philadelphia’s despite injuries and roster questions.

New York Casey Stengel Vic Raschi Yankees Philadelphia Phils Raschi Yankee Stadium Casey Allie Reynolds Ed Lopat Philadelphi Brooklyn Stengel Robin Roberts Ken Heintzelman Russ Meyer Bubba Church Stenzel A. B. Chandler Jack Mayo Jocko Thompson Bill Nicholson Curt Simmons Nicholson Simmons Phillies Johny Hopp Hopp Pittsburgh Newcombe Big Four Yanks Bob Miller

Earnshaw Sees Phillies Winning World Series

Philadelphia, Oct 2. George Earnshaw, Phillies pitching coach, says the Phillies will win the World Series because National League hurlers outrank their American League counterparts. He lists top NL stars such as Sain, Spahn, Bickford, Pollock, Lanier, Newcombe, Palica, Hearn, Maglie, Jansen, Blackwell and notes NL pitching carried the path to the pennant.

Philadelphia George Earnshaw Philadelphia Phillies Earnshaw Phillies New York Yankees Johnny Sain Warren Spahn Vern Bickford Boston Braves Howie Pollrt Max Lanier St. Louis Cardinals Don Newcombe Ery Palica

Chest X Rays for Adults Set in Emmitsburg Event

The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association schedules free chest x rays for all residents 15 and over on Wednesday October 25 in Emmitsburg at two high schools with a later location to be announced. The schedule runs 11 to 12 30 at Emmitsburg High School 12 45 to 1 45 St Josephs High School 2 to 4 p m Industrial 4 to 6 p m.

Emitsburg Frederick County Philip Bower William Rowe Ruth Shuff United Lutheran Stewardship George Wilhide Elizabeth Kay Estelle Watkins Anne Gillelan Frederick James O'Leary Binghaminn John M. Roddy Emmitsburg Bay Seat Firemen's Hall Michael Boyle Alfred Hahn John Wills Robert Troxel Everett Chrismer Frank Stinson Robert Stonesifer A. E. McClear J. J. Dillon James Adelsberger Dominic G. Greco Emmitsburg High School Marshall Sanders Sanders Bros. Garage

War reserve member to join Eleventh Airborne Division

On October 12 at Camp Campbell Kentucky a member of the reserve from the last war will be designated to the Eleventh Airborne Division. A harvest festival at the Reformed church collected a large fruit and vegetable supply for Homewood Home for the Aged in Hagerstown. Private Robert Lee Motter of East Main Street began indoctrination training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Emmitsburg Grange No 407 met at the local high school with visitors from Thurmont and McKnightstown and discussed the Frederick Fair booth and the annual Community Show for Oct 20 and 21. Robert Simpson son of Mr and Mrs Walter A Simpson was chosen to sing with the Catawba College Men’s Octet at its year opening banquet in Raleigh.

Camp Campbell Eleventh Airborne Harvert Home The Reformed Church Homewood Hagerstown Robert Lee Motter Charlee R. Motter East Main Street McKnightstown Grange Robert Simpson Walter A. Simpson Catawba College National Federation of Music Clubs Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh

Social notes from Bolivar and surrounding towns

Bolivar and nearby areas feature a flurry of visits and family events. Dr. and Mrs. Donald McIntyre hosted relatives in Washington. Mrs. Stanley Durkee returned to Alexandria. John Paul Jones joined the Navy, stationed in Rhode Island instead of Great Lakes. Guests toured Harpers Ferry and Rippon while Cor i nd Mrs Enoch H. Vickers celebrated a recent marriage with a large shower hosted by G E Vickers. Hospital fundraisers funded a new suction device for the Charles Town Hospital Auxiliary.

Bolivar Donald McIntyre Washington Stanley Durkee Alexandria H. T. McDonald Rhoda Jones Harpers Ferry John Paul Navy Great Lakes Rhode Island Eric Spiker Roger Silver Spring Raymond Murphy Roy Fridley Baltimore Hueston Fridley Herbert Sperry Berkley Springs Frank Sperry Enoch H. Vickers Vickers Imogene Turner James Turner Doris Joann Wilt Cpl Vickers Massachusetts Woodrow LaRuce Martinsburg Francis A. Shaffer West Hartford Conn Harry S. Myers Hillsdale Mich Myers International Church Union Charles Town Hospital

October Meeting Leads Woman's Club Officers Elected

The Woman's Club elected officers for 1960 61: Mrs Donald McIntyre president Mrs John Glover Jr vice president Mrs Lloyd Nough treasurer and Mrs Charles Wolfe secretary A membership drive is planned for October The next meeting will be at Mrs Gilbert Perrys on October 22 Lt Comdr Frank Munson USN spoke to over 50 guests on The Present Mission of the U S Navy detailing its role in the current conflict He is a Navy historian and planned to head to Korea John Glover Jr was soloist with Miss Mary Lee Glover at the piano

Norman Thayer Donald McIntyre John Glovier, Jr Lloyd Nough Charles Wolfe Gilbert Perry Woman's Club Frank Munson USN U. S. Navy Navy Washington Korea Comdr Munson John Glover, Jr Mary Lee Glover

Taneytown plans banquet and events for November

The Taneytown Chamber votes to move a memorial plaque to the American Legion lawn due to walk construction near the new elementary school. A nominating committee names Curtis Bowers Wallace Reindollar and Doty Robb for next year. Banquet Friday November 16 includes a stage show and Christmas party plans. Dr Ross Cameron speaks on prevention. A surprise birthday party honors Mrs Smith of Rocky Ridge. A family party marks Mrs Garrett’s forthcoming 85th birthday.

Taneytown Chamber of Commerce Chamber American Legion Curtis Bowers Wallace Reindollar Doty Robb Middle Street Ross Cameron Carroll County George N. Shower Edward Reid Ernest Dunbar

Open bids for Lewintown hatchery caretaker cottage

Bids on a new caretaker's cottage at Lewintown fish hatchery will be opened by the Department of Public Improvements at 1 a.m. on October 11.

Lewintown Department of Public Improvements

Today in History and Birthdays October 2 1958

Frederick MA Tuesday feature lists anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures gathered from U.S. and world history. Entries include George Bancroft, George Ripley, John Gorrie, Townsend Harris, William Crawford Gorgas, with dates of birth and death and brief notes on achievements. Also notes landmark events such as Lincoln’s Thanksgiving decree, Mount Holyoke College cornerstone, and U.S. aviation milestones. Today’s birthdays and horoscopes accompany a brief “Today in History.”

George Bancroft England Worcester Maar George Ripley Beaton Brook Farm New York Greenfield Blane John Gorrie Florida Charleston D. C Townsend Harris City College U.S Japan Washington County N. Y William Crawford Gorgas Panama Canal Mobile Ala Pioneer Woman’s College Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Los Angeles St. Louis Lincoln Hebrew Union College Cincinnati Pioneer Jewish Theological School Roman Catholic Church In America Washington Wilson League of Nations Indo- China Council of Economic Advisers Crommelin Virginia C. Gildersleeve Barnard College Fuller Warren Blountstown Fla

Local School Faculty Changes and Season Results

James Redmann resigns from a local school faculty as successor not yet named. Two new teachers join the elementary school Mrs Helen Engler and Misa Edna Sell. Girls speedball beat Union Bridge 40 0. boys soccer lost 1 0. Upcoming home games Mt Airy Hampstead Westminster, away Manchester Taneytown. Fridays at 12 30 with girls first. Library club officers named David Hohman president Mary Susan Albaugh vice president Sandra Garber secretary Elizabeth Ann Cairns librarian Dorothy Albaugh program chair Robert Thrasher. High school class officers listed eighth Sherman Green ninth Jeanne Bulington tenth Nancy Caufman eleventh Ruth Ensor twelfth Carl Lescalleet president. Mrs James Smith returns home by plane from New York visit.

Union Bridge Mt. Airy Hampstead Westminster Manchester Taneytown David Hohman Mary Susan Albaugh Sandra Garber Elizabeth Ann Cairns Dorothy Albaugh Robert Thrasher Sherman Green Jeanne Bulington Nancy Caufman Ruth Ensor Carl Lescalleet James Smith New York

Fifth Grade Pet Show At New Windsor Circus

The Fifth grade held a Pet Show in New Windsor with many cats and dogs judged. Prizes went to Doria Magnus for largest, Seigfried Weisberger for smallest dachshund, Virginia Derr for best behaved spaniel, and Joan Wright for cutest terrier.

New Windsor Doria Magnus Seigfried Weisberger Virginia Derr Joan Wright

Social Security Pay Rises For Local Beneficiaries This Week

W B Holloman of the Hagerstown Social Security office reports 3,000 area beneficiaries will receive larger September checks due to recent amendments to the Social Security Act. Nationwide, payments increase 60 to 100 percent depending on brackets. August local payouts were about 520,000 while new monthly totals reach around 513,000 this week. Selenium is a chemical element with light sensitive qualities and many uses in electricity.

W. B. Holloman Hagerstown Social Security Administration Holloman

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Heintzelman Nallin Umnires Umps Charley Keller Harold Bucky Harris Orioles Columbus Red Birds Ohio Memorial Stadium Homes For Canadan Elizabeth Betsy) Gram Sell Carnegie Tech American Builder Church St Consumers’ Institute of the General Electric Co Victor Dirkin Horace Smith Rocky Ridge Carmen, Jr New Midway Sam Wand Bonnie Wood Ray Wachter Dolly and Gene Wachter Melvin Crum L. J. Garrett Kenyon Street N. W Edwin Garrett Frank Belle Richardson Evelyn Beaufort Rice Sheldon Manghlick Vai James Dunn Woodrow Dunn Elgin, Gruen Bulova Stieff Dolls Jewelry Store Philco Motorola Melvin M. Engle O Hotpoint Appliances N. Carroll Know Henry W. Hull Loulaville Oliver C. Carmichael Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching Goodwater Robert L. Stearns University of Colorado Halifax Nova Scotia James Kellum Smith Towanda Robert M. Haig Columbia University Wate James Redmann Fonds Helen Engler Misa Edna Sell Walter Snow Optometrist North Market St Harry Tinney Hamilton Ave Markell & Ford Badidyi Frederick Auto Raator Siegen
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