Frederick Cadet Jayvees Gallop Past Hedgesville 30-24
Frederick High School Jayvees, led by Comer with four touchdowns and two scoring passes, defeated Hedgesville 30 to 24 on Thursday afternoon. Comer sparked the attack with end runs and a 41 yard TD pass, while Stockman, Whitmore, and Biddinger contributed key plays. Hedgesville scored in each of the first three periods via two interceptions and a late return, but Frederick held on for the victory.
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Hedgesville High
West Virginians
Hedgesville
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Biddinger
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Butler
Good
Bader
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Honaker
Frederick Pos
Hedgesville Tucker
Aie
LE Miller Hemby
ET - Shariff Winpigler
Ose
Dirsting King
Ford
Hess ‘Young
Butler Whitmore - RE
Kilmer Main
Kritsings
Clemson
Hildebrand
St. John
McCarty Senzei
Hitem
Laymaster
Pitzer Burkhart
Miller
O'Neill to Step Down as Red Sox Manager in 1952
Cleveland sports writer says Steve O'Neill will be replaced by Lou Boudreau as Boston Red Sox manager for the 1952 season. The New York report notes Boudreau, former Indians star and coach under O'Neill in Cleveland, will take over after Joe McCarthy's resignation and Yawkey Cromin decisions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland News
Steve O'Neill
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
New York
Ha McAuley
Tom Yawkey
Joe Cromin
Red Sox
O'Neill
Boudreau
Joe McCarthy
Opening Game Goes To Giants
The New York Giants crushed the Yankees 5 to 1 in the World Series opener behind Dave Koslo. Alvin Dark belted a three run homer in the sixth, Monte Irvin stole home in the first, and Koslo held the Yanks to seven hits through seven innings to give the NL champions the early series lead in front of 65,673 fans.
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New York Giants
Alice Reynolds
Yankees
Dave Koslo
Koslo
Alvin Dark
Leo Durocher
Dandies
Reynolds
Monte Irvin
Giants
Casey Stengel
Warriors
Yanks
Carl Hubbell
Darks
Irvin
Whitey Lockman
Boston Red Sox
Phils
Hank Thompson
Thompson
Theat
Whitey Lock- Taan
Lockman
Bob Thomson
Berra
Orange
N. J
Bombers
Gil McDougald
Gerry Coleman
Joe Collins
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Phil Rizzuto
Hanks Bauer
Kosio
E Stankey
Notable Baseball Duel Delivers Fifth-Run Victory for Koslo
New York and an American League lineup clash in a pitchers duel. Koslo shines, fanning hitters and driving in runs while Lockman and McDougald pace the offense with key doubles and a trio of RBIs. Final score pulls Koslo ahead as Reynolds takes the loss in a tight 5-1 contest.
Fair Races Share Honors At Frederick Fair
Joe Eyler of Thurmont and W E Miller of Washington shared racing honors at the Frederick Fair on a Thursday afternoon crowd. Eyler won the first heat of the 218 paces over Tiddley Winks and also swept the 217 trot heats driving Fairgo and Betz. Miller won both heats of the Free-For-All Pace opening feature with Jewel Rosecroft. Aruba barely won the 1 1/16 mile run over Blitz Dart as Wheaton Glom Magic placed third and Wise Step fourth. The eight nominees contested a long distance race noted as one of the best on the local track.
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Thurmont
W E Miller
Washington
Frederick Fair
Eyler
Tiddley Winks
Robert E Hayes
Linthicum Heights
Fairgo
Betz
Miller
Jewel Rosecroft
Aruba
DM_ Preston
Amsterdam
Blitz Dart
F W
W. E Miller
Skelter
Joseph Eyler
Hi-Lo’s Forlies
Earl Wagner
Landover Halls
Hubbard
Old Bill
L. P Wetzel
Carlisle
Wetzel
Cail West
Bloomsburg
McLaughlin
Thurlmont
Hayes
Victory Cool
L. P
Eddie's Arc
JT Kearn
Clinton
King
Kay McElwyn
Baker
Newville
Admiral
Jim Funk
Witherspoon
Latrobe
Punks
George Mac
JT. Kearn
Allens Money
Earl Scott
Scott
Lucy Lyo Lbooh
Sparls
David Ford
New Oxford
Ford
Raymond Wilson
Keymar
Wilson
Spears
Dave Preston
O Follm
Vom Bhiz Dart
F. W. Zacharias
Wheaton
J Matral
Grim Magis
Doris Slasie
Charles Town
D. Willams
Mythical Football Champion Is Already Being Selected
Ohio State and Michigan State loom as top contenders in the early AP poll with MSU ranked No 1 and Ohio State No 7. The article notes MSU’s upcoming clash in Columbus and potential path to an undefeated season, while previewing Notre Dame’s resurgence, Detroit Friday matchup, and broader national title implications across conferences and teams.
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Ohio State
Michigan State
Columbus
Associated Press
Spartans
Biggie Munn
Notre Dame
Buckeyes
Trish
University of Detfoit
Frank Leahy
Indiana
Squirrel and Dove Hunting Seasons Set in Maryland
Maryland hunters will open woodcock October 5 and squirrels and doves on October 5, with changes praised by Director Ernest A. Vaughn for conservation. Woodcock bag is four and possession eight. earlier openings aim to protect juvenile birds and improve hunting quality.
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Nimrod
Mordseen
Ernest A. Vaughn
State Game and Inland Fish Comamission
Vaughn
Office of the State Game and Inland Fish
Abundant Quiras and Seasonal Limits Muttered in County Report
The report outlines bag and possession limits for aquir as eight and twelve respectively, with duck season dates in October. It notes variances for Garrett County and a delayed start, and mentions daily hunting hours from noon to sunset. A separate segment lists recipients of gold baseball medals and members of a championship Motor Pool softball team, plus a note about Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia being a large concrete structure.
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Garrett County
Ist
Edward A. Tuleya
Hmls
John Paul
Humpert Benvignatl
Ppcs
Jake Lyerly
Russell McKensie
Dick Platt
Jim Specht
Arch J McCartney
Martin Manjeh
Normaan Brown
Joe Pereira
Bob Fusiang
Ralph Knoernschild
Glenn L Terry
Carl Darigo
Eugene Comeau
Wojg Mel
Vin B
Ingebrilsen
Eugene Engle
Caspar Moore
Tuck Willard
Mark Baker
Richard Stltely
Leslie Windsor
William Root
Charles Dixon
Claude Hamerburg
Howard Murphy
Thomas Murray
James Martin
Members of Camp Detrick 1951 Post baseball team honored
Camp Detrick held a buffet dinner at the Now Commissioned Officers Mess on a Wednesday night to honor members of the 1951 Post baseball team. Col Morce praised the athletic program and the teamwork shown, presenting a team trophy to Eugene Mogle and commemorative gold base balls to players.
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Camp Detrick
Col M YT Muree
Olriver
Eugene Mogle
Morce
Camp Derick
Colorful Tee-Man Jimmy Demaretta in golf glory
Colorful Tee-Man Jimmy Demaretta noted as golf’s sportiest dresser and among its best. Johnny is the only three line winner of the Maes tera Tournament. he drives both off the Lee and in his car. Diminy picks the beat of anti-freeze for his car.
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Jimmy Demaretta
Golidam
Jhnmny
Jhnnny
Lee
Diminy
Prestone
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