Premium Fair Winners Display of colorful flowers and entries
A long list details premium winners across divisions at a Frederick fair. Exhibits include gourds, dahlias, petunias, African violets, geraniums, and arrangements in artistic containers. Recipients include Ano Duvall, Mary Jean Zeiler, H F Kline Jr, Linda Adarsh, Richard Smith, and many Frederick area residents with prizes ranging from 50 cents to several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano Duvall
Mary Jean Zeiler
Frederick
H. F. Kline Jr
Kenneth Clem
Arrace
Fisher
Linda Adarsh
Richard Smith
Jefferson
Russell
Chester Grove
Frederic
Adel
L. H. Reemsberg
Judith Grimes
Fred Bowers
James Murphy
H. Kline
F. H. Grabili
Union Bridge
Ropert Kline
Fredenck
Howard M. Kemp
B. Coblentz
Austin Hamilton
Hardy Asters
Norman Geisler
Fars
Harey Davis
Cecil Burke
Aidgietoan
Paul Buormisa
Tien
Atre
Earl F. Oden
Facy Fero
Sert Summers
Libertytown
Nocmat Fisher
Clarence Painter
Boston
Amerie Shuttz
Harold MclDevitt
Florence Anpledy
Carlier Appleby
Janet
Carer Appleby
Aubrey Dovall
Airy
Harry Showe
Irene Feaga
Grace Duvall
Freoereck
Sly. Hars
William Stumenhaver
Middletown
Aars
Eric Lundgren
Staddock
Norma Fisner
Norma Fisner; Third, $.50. Mrs. Sennett Lightbourn
Cush Jaraen
Hugh Maccormick
Wi. L. Hanley
Frederck
Ropert
Jadesberg
Shirley Schetinger
Fredericx
William Grimes
Buckeys
St. Airs
Repert Marsh
Robert Airs
Seidel
Thor- 2
Franks
Howard
Frederic i
Wotham House
Town
Margaret Frederick
Shirley Schur
Casa Smi
Frani
Dhs
Ray H. Smith
Fred- Iby
Streetoners Ae
Crick
Jane Kemp
Fredeser
Pauline Toms
Armand Galvin
Hester Culler
James Garden
Reland Willard
Miarchy
Homer Rice
Frode Vside Noard
Oliver T
Joseph Cneg
Aradnock
King
Route & Teseatick
Heights
Aml Pauray Fox
Coleus
Teddy Beachley
Russell Hargett
Aiggletown
Mark Grimes
Roland W. Buckeystown
Janine Ine J Jarg
Tan D. Frederick
Barger
Paul Buar- Remsterg
Buckeystown
Parmman
Ela Roderick
Walkersville
Russell Hargest
Carter Linda Rogeruck
Acoleby
Ered
Willis Hewitt
Ressel Harcett
Henry Fulkford
Shirley Butler
Fred”enck
Betty Kine
Wilt
Adamstown
Marie Easton
Coxcomp
Janstenck
Hanlon
Patsy Cramer
Everest
Ainean Maracles
Eresericks Terickick
Dis Steiner
Pamela Roderick
Hardy A
Dorward Ui R
Paul Chrysanthemums
Roy C Display Conjarer
Fred. Kird
Paul Cram
Yanks Arrive in Pittsburgh for World Series Opener
Casey Stengel and the New York Yankees arrived in Pittsburgh with laughter and confidence. The 70-year-old manager led his team into the World Series against the Pirates after a 15 game winning streak. Skowron Mantle and Berra followed him into the hotel as reporters noted their readiness.
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Pittsburgh
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankee
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
Yozi Berra
Casey
Braves to Make Big Pitch for Banks in Cubs Trade
Milwaukee Braves pursue Ernie Banks from the Chicago Cubs in a major deal as World Series talks loom. Potential package includes pitchers Joey Jay Carl Willey Don Nottebart centerfielder Billy Bruton shortstop Johnny Logan and first baseman Frank Torre. Banks would join Milwaukee in a bid to bolster power alongside three 1960 sluggers. Banks, Cubs all time home run leader with 269 in seven seasons, turns 20 next January. The deal discussed during the World Series, with Banks’s signing seen as pivotal.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Joey Jay
Carl Willey
Don Nottebart
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Frank Torre
Banks
Milwaukee
Braves
Conley to Focus on Basketball After Leaving Phillies
Gene Conley, 28, said he will not pitch for Philadelphia again and may return to baseball later. He submitted his retirement slip last weekend and plans to play for the Boston Celtics under a two year deal for a substantially higher salary. He criticized the Phillies for lack of respect and said he will pursue basketball where he can earn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Philadelphia Phillies
Conley
Philadephia
John Quinn
Phillies
Elim Grove
Phils
Boston Celtics
Carry Back Captures Cowdin Stakes at Belmont Park
Catherine Price's Stakes winner Carry Back surged from the pack in mid stretch to win the 28th Cowdin Stakes at Belmont Park on Monday. The Saggy Joppy colt, ridden by Bill Hartack, covered seven furlongs in 1 24 and edged Leonard P. Sasso's Garwol by a length and a half for second.
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New York
Damascus Show Winners Highlight 15th Community Fair
The 15th Damascus Community Fair at Damascus High School on September 22 featured 981 agricultural entries and 92 ties. Winners ranged across many classes including horse shows, potato races, pole bending, and grand champion fittings with names like George Easterday, Linda Murphy, Betty Barrett, and Robert Sier earning top spots. senior and junior categories showcased Brown Swiss, Calves, and swine champions while the home arts department tallied canned goods, jams, and sewing prizes.
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Damascus Community
Damascus High School
Damascus Ffa
Damascus Fha
Maryland State Fair Bearch
Damascus Pta
Lida Aturphy
Tommy Poote
Tommy Pose
George Easterday
Lindaurphy
Helen Murphyrd
Betty ¢ Barret
Betty Leshear
Linda Surchy
Strand
Ropert Sier
Jez
Gene Rees
Gloria Reea
Geerse Eastercay
Robert Sier
Teniny Posie
Girts
Ruth Hurley
Duvalien
Walter Jotnyson
Josephine Bowerson
Co Simeny Ec
Lynn Glut
Meion
Paul Slack
Walter Snipies
Farnood Corel, Jr
Donald Sharrer
Dairs
Philip Ylarcins
Darryl Walker
Eddie Sardervie
Rocert
Daniel Hfert
Curtis
Seconc
Tnied
Stewart
Asser
Bass
Tong
St. Purcum Walser
Ann Watkins
Gloria King
Pryllis Wate
Cos
Gloria Ming
Mary
Pest Ueder Cow
Curtis Dayz
Gigria King
Ed neHer
Dwight Monny
Show
Dwight Gilt Cass
Gary Stonewin
Danny Nipper
Gary Brovans
Danny
Shite Legherrs
Adolphus Nichols
Barbara Brown
Fritz Broan
Plymouth Rocks
Wal Hen
Richard Ray
Rhode Island
Iual Cock
Harold Individal
Seg Hird
Harold Rigglete Warfield
Curtis Warand
Grand Chamision
Rudell
Cat Warfield
Warfield
Albert Warsecond
Clark Beall
Oats
Pentmarthin
John Rigginman
Turc- Herald
Iicnael Shipley
Trie
Mack Cra Meck
Cramer
Cocker
Rickie Dutrow
B. Gest
Crard Chemin
Local Fair Winners List Incomplete Turkey and Produce Results
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous award winners from a county fair. Names include Marvin Clay and Karen Layton among top prizes in poultry and grand champion categories. Produce divisions name winners for potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkins, corn, beans, cucumbers, and other crops with multiple placings.
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Aterhle Dutrow
Marvin Clay
Roscoe Tobey
Nie Tarry Moxley
Shirley Layton
Karen Layton
Larry Moxley
Gary Baker
Blaire Cordell
Roby Brown
Harold Duvall
Daniel Beal
Mernle Dutrow
J. W. Brown
A. Brown
Dawie Beall
Qasiel Besh
Addie King
Eusnaw
P. C. Brown
Ralph Mullink
R. HB. Brown
Everett Mtwlinx
F. David Seat
Secon
David Beall
Imra
R. Bh. Groan
Parsnios
R. H. Brown
J. W W. Brown
Francis Clay
James Hitton
Duncan Jones
Mernie Dutrow
Secomi
Amernie Dutrow
Mica
Meche Dutrow
Gememy Kerc
Ernie Dutrow
Cant Siest
Dutrow
Card
Crames Cramer
Tira
Cart Cline
Cera
John King
C. R. Ad
Broan Carsiey
AL Dutrow
Det
Ivy Watkins
Wane Koontz
Reoert Beall
Baad Beal
Steven Burke
Cari Chi Hroire
Danny Beall
Das Beall
Leonard Arexley Roscer
Everett Mymn
Reay Sloan
Reay
Brow Poncern
Caroline Secon Fearcis Clay
Jjonn
Leonard Moxtey
Ear To Shell
Stanley
Chuck Cramer
Rooert Beall
Charles Stan Sett
Cart
Phyll Rees Brown
Sorgnum
Carol: Seceve
Georgia Tech kicker Tommy Wells stars in SEC bid
Georgia Tech junior college transfer Tommy Wells leads the Southeastern Conference in scoring with five field goals in three games and 20 points. The 6 foot 1, 194 pound senior also plays defense as a cornerback, with a unique toe helping Tech's offense.
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Santa
Georgia
Eus
Tee
Patrela
Southeastern
Tommy Wells
Texas
Wells
Tech
Colin High School
Nashville
Tenn
Whitey Urban
Cowboys Lose Sommer for Season
Dallas Cowboys announce veteran halfback Mike Sommer is lost for the season after an operation to remove a broken cartilage. Sommer, acquired from Baltimore Colts last month, injured his ankle before leaving Baltimore, with coach Tom Landry citing no initial belief in a serious injury.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Mike Sommer
Sommer
Tom Landy
Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Baltimore Beltway bids for final 86 miles to open early next year
The Staite Roads Commission will advertise bids for the last 86 miles of the Baltimore Beltway in January and February to finish the multi million dollar expressway by 1962. The three projects carry an estimated $9 million cost.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Beltway
Staite Roads Commission
SRC
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Sige
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Robert Kline
Frank Grimes
fAurray Fox
Frederick Gercen Club
Va Lancer
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Zimmerman Florist
Larker
Los Angeles
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Mathews
Aaron
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Bruton
Chicago
Wills
McDaniel
St. Louis
Broglie
Drysdale
Koufax
Joe Gordon
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Eliott
Gordon
Detroit
Eliott
Detroit Board of Directors
Bill DeWitt
Don Heffner
Tigers
Fort Detrick
Frank C. Laubach
Laubach
Dan West
The
Brethren Service Committee
Europe
Stewart Meacham
American Friends Service Committee
India
General Hodges
Korea
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Damascus
Angie King
Joyce Seal
Lorraine King
the News
Maryland
S. Market St
Frecenck
Keymar
Middleburg
Carrol Co
Helen R. Angleberger
Charles W Roop
Pansy E. Roop
Carroll County
Taneytown-Keymar State Road
Kersville
Baltimore Health Dept
Roop
Angleberger
Circuit Court
Carrot County
John Wood
T. Bryan McIntire
Westminster
Edward
America
Wim Roy
Ggors
Brown Equipment
Taoneytown, Md
Esso
Esso Standard Oil Certaine Company
Salton
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