Mrs Eyler's Rocky King Wins Frederick Fair Race
Rocky King dominates opening race with Jimmy Cook aboard while Tiger Pete and Golden Hat chase. Other heats see Laurelite Hanover lead then hold, Busy Tilly wins first heat in trot, and Marion England Jr. takes county running race aboard Lady amid a day of harness events and twenty entries for today.
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Joe Eyler
Rocky King
Frederick Fair
Tiger Pete
Harry Serene
Pittsburgh
Eyler
Jimmy Cook
Pine Ridge
Larry
Golden Hat
Bernie Offutt
Woodsboro
Laurelite Hanover
Scotty
May Ellen
Marion England Jr
Samsville
Lady
Jim Main
Ann Duvall
Frederick
Meredith Capper
McLean
Lester Wetzel
Carlisle
Mary Lybrook
Ruth Lybrook
Merhle Wachter
Patterson
Pete Stine
Gratz
B. Offutt
Pine Hidge Larry
Carlos Williard
Millersburg
Brenneman
Clarence Fogel
Elwood City
John V. Watenn
Tamar
Kelly
C. R. Barr
Pleasant Unity
Barr
H. J. Anderson
Sharpsville
Watson
Air Flyte
A. Funk
South West
Funk
Camelle Chineo
Merkle N. Wachter
Sjamsville
Wachter
Adam
Group Seeks To Buy Cleveland Indians Club
Cleveland Oct 5 Joseph E Cole president of National Key Co heads a group seeking to buy the Cleveland Indians but says talk of a sale is premature. He refuses to identify the group beyond saying it is formed by the best men in Cleveland. The Cleveland News cites a price above 3500000 and Hornbeck of Cleveland Baseball Co notes rumors and at least one interested group but no legal offer has been made.
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Cleveland
Joseph E. Cole
National Key Co
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland News
Cole
Donald W. Hornbeck
Cleveland Baseball Co
Petersville, Arcade, Church Hill Shine In Friday Bowling
Friday matches saw Petersville beat Arcade 586 high team game and 1,666 high team set led by Church Hill. Dick Reid of the Irish Five posted 374 for high individual, while R W Koontz of Petersville chalked a 144 high individual game.
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Arcade Bowling League
Petersville
Arcade Ideal Garage
Monocacy Inn Church Hill
Stop Gulf Baker Mowers
The
Irish
Dick Reid
R. W. Koontz
Church Hill
Cade Petersville Church Hill
Trish Five Baker Mower Shop
Gulf Ideal Garage
Pirates waive Pellagrini and acquire Debenedet
Pittsburgh with Eddie Pellagrini placed on waivers and announces the purchase of third baseman Revo Debenedet from Denver’s Western League. Debenedet led the league in batting at .331, plus 183 hits and 39 doubles in 1954.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Pellagrini
Denver
Revo Debenedet
Radio Program Cas WMD 930 ke NBC WBAL 1090 ke
Radio listings describe a dense, mixed schedule across NBC WBAL WOR ABC WMAL and CBS DuMont stations with varied programs including news, sports, commentaries, films, and variety shows through the evening, detailing times and hosts.
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NBC
WBAL
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Mbs
Nbe
Sbe
Tennessee Ernie
Abe the Chevaliers
Cbs
Lone Ranger
Abe Proadeas
Mies Ack Gregson
Miles
Frank Sinatra
Cbhs
Perry Como
Sammy Have
Abe Ews
Stoahs
Mrs. Worth
Amos Andy
Cbe Whiteman
Dusty Nervous On Speaker's Platform
CHARLOTTE N C Oct 5 James Dusty Rhodes the Giants star says he feels nervous on the platform en route to Rock Hill S C for a homecoming celebration. He admits to being a meek lamb in public but enjoys the welcome and attention from fans while missing his fishing habit.
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Charlotte
N. C
James
Dusty) Rhodes
Rock Hill
S. C
New York Giants
Dusty Jr
Rhodes
Ronnie
Dusty
Powell Meets Norkus In Heavyweight Fight
Powell, a 22 year old former San Francisco 49ers defensive end, faces Charley Norkus in a ten round heavyweight bout in San Francisco. The fight will be nationally televised at 10 p.m. EST and Powell seeks his 12th pro win as he makes his first big test. Norkus has 1 knockout in 36 fights and vows to derail the rising prospect. Powell has won 11 straight since returning from a year layoff and has fought 133 rounds total.
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San Francisco
Charlie Powell
Charley Norkus
Port Washington
N. Y
Powell
San Francisco 49Ers
Norkus
Wisconsin Rice clash joins Big Ten TV slate
TV viewers will see Wisconsin face Rice in a Big Ten regional telecast. Wisconsin star Alan Amedie, nicknamed The Horse, squares off against Rice’s Dicky Moegle in a marquee individual matchup, as the Wisconsin Rice game joins Iowa Michigan State and Stanford Illinois on national screens.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Iowa
Michigan State
Stanford
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Alan
Amedie
Dicky Moegle
Rice
Industrial Bowling League Results at Arcade Alley
Thursday night scores show Brunswick 4, Green's 0. Linden Hill Groc 4, Ebert's 9. Stup Crowther 3, Phil's Esso 1. Falk's 2, Farmers Co-op 2. Next week matchups listed. Highs include Edwards 149 single, Hahn 392 single and match, Brunswick 623 game and 1,782 match.
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Brunswick
Green's
Linden Hill Groc
Ebert's
Stup-Crowther
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Esso
Falk’s
Farmers Co-op
Farmers’ Co-Op
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Stup-C'ther Jack's
Phils
Blue Lite Cab
Linden Hil
Brunswick Jack’s Feed Store
Stup-Crowther Falk’s
Phil
Green
Edwards
Hahn
Liberty Bowling League Scores Report
Liberty Bowling League reports Friday match results with Nash losing 4 to 0 to Fisher in one, and Smith defeating Wright 3 to 1. Sotre registered 2 in a separate frame while x markers note total pinfall. Fisher faces Smith and Wright faces Nash in upcoming games.
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Fisher
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Wright
Sotre
xPoint
Smith
Smith’s Trucks
Nash Plasterers
Brownie’s
Cramer's Wright's
Smith's Masonry
Layman
Fisher Coffee Shop
Frederick Motors
Babe's Pkg
Maryland drills for Wake Forest after UCLA setback
Maryland football coach Jim Tatum stressed ball handling and kicking as the Terps worked on fundamentals for Wake Forest. Ronnie Waller sat out with bruises but was expected to be in uniform. no serious injuries were reported from the UCLA game. Fights Last Night Miami Beach reported Salas over Varona and Sanders drew with Whitehurst. other scores listed from Sacramento. Weekly standings show J Martin leading Layman Painters with 162 in a game and L Ploweheh top in the online Masonry set. Brownie's Garage leads in team game and set.
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Maryland
Wake Forest
Jim Tatum
UCLA
Ronnie Waller
J. Martin
Layman Painters
Diamaue
L. Lpoinweh
Brownie
Lopez Is Welcomed On His Return Home
TAMPA October 5 1954 Al Lopez manager of the Cleveland Indians returns home reflecting on the 1955 Yankees and their World Series loss to the Giants. He says the Yankees remain the team to beat in the American League and vows to focus on them next season. Tomorrow Tampa plans a city welcome with a parade street dancing and a presentation of keys to the city and Al Lopez Field.
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Oct
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New York Yankees
New York Giants
Lopez
Giants
Yankees
Byron
The
Tampa Tribune
Native Dancer Takes Over Vanderbilt Stud Farm Backdrop
Discovery, the famed Vanderbilt racehorse, retires after 21 wins in 22 starts and a lifelong glory run. Native Dancer will begin breeding next year at Sagamore Farm, taking Discovery’s prized stallion position as the public cheers the Grey’s storied career and multimillion-dollar legacy.
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Baltimore
Grandpop Discovery
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Sagamore Farm
Dark Star
Discovery
Vanderbut
Fall kills Baltimore elevator operator in shaft plunge
William M. McComas, 63, an elevator operator at the Candler Building, died yesterday after falling more than 30 feet into an elevator shaft. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Baltimore
William M. McComas
Candler
Commerce Department Honors Herbert Hoover
Washington honors Herbert Hoover, former secretary of commerce 1921 to 1928, with ceremonies led by Secretary Weeks. About 800 former department staff invited to a reunion in the departmental auditorium. Hoover to speak as a 20 year alumnus, with Weeks presenting a replica flag. Separately in Manchester, Senator Bridges calls for a return of the rattlesnake flag to deter communism.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Herbert Hoover
Governor at Fair Highlights Opening Day Activities
Governor attends fair events as farmers face field work limits. Hundreds of children expected Friday while Saturday features the Irish Horan thrill show. Rep DeWitt Hyde and Mayor Derr attend the opening day. Richard Grossnickle wins tractor driving for the second time. Lechlider Swine wins top Duroc award.
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DeWitt S. Hyde
John A. Derr
Richard Grossnickle
Liberty
Stuart Brachey
Sit. Pleasant
Franklin Burrier
Unionville
Lechlider
George Letider
Gaithersburg
Roscoe Harbaugh, Jr
New Midway
Joe Hutble
Myersville
Southdown
Wayne Hevner
Keymar
Carrollee H. Zeckers
Burkittsville
George Gienger
University of Maryland
Donald Lenhart
Walkersville
Harold Lenhart
Harold Bowers
Mt Pleasant
Byron Grossnickle
Liberty Junior
Clyde R. Bohn,Jr
Unieville
Lamar Stull, Jr
Jefferson
Harry Ryan
David McBride
Middletown
Bob Kemp
Ballenger
Gareth Tease
Earl McDevitt
James Montgomery
Holmes Baker
Thomas Lady
Holstein
Harbaugh
Frank G. Remsberg
R. Russell J
Mary Catherine Green
Thurmont
Graham Loving
Mt. Airy
Loevale
J. Homer ‘Remsberg
William H. Hill
Captain Roy M Acker Attends Course at Staff School
Captain Roy M. Acker of Route 5 Frederick is attending the Instructor Training Course at the Command and General Staff School. The program began September 26 and runs through October 8.
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Meade
Roy M. Acker
Frederick
Command and General Staff School
ULCA Meeting in Toronto Opens Today
In Toronto the United Lutheran Church in America opens its eight day biennial convention with 667 delegates from the U S and Canada. The body weighs sweeping recommendations to centralize direction and unify church functions, expanding the executive board’s powers and tightening agency lines of authority.
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Toronto
United Lutheran Church In America
United States
Canada
America
Whipped Beaten And Chained In Bed Woman Tells All
Fort Scott Kansas 28 year old mother Doris Blackmore described brutal abuse by husband Cecil 33 who allegedly whipped her with sticks gun butts and a rubber hose and chained her in bed at night over two months sometimes twice daily She was hospitalized in serious condition and Cecil Blackmore pleaded innocent at arraignment to assault with intent to do bodily harm remained jailed after bond setup Undersheriff Claude Emrick noted he admitted beating her but denied breaking gun stocks in attack
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Fort Scott
Kan
Doris Blackmore
Cecil
Former husband cited in jealousy claim in Blackmore case
Quoted Blackmore, a former, as saying he was jealous of his wife but did not explain why. Other investigators reported they found no support for such a motive. Mrs. Blackmore accused her husband of keeping her chained to his body every night with a cow chain all last week. She said she did not notify authorities because she feared for her life. Her brothers reported the beatings to police.
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Blackmore
London Port Hit By Massive Dock Strike
London's port faced a standstill as about 20,000 striking dockers halted operations on piers and ships. Nearly 80 vessels were idle, with a planned waterfront parade to protest overtime and conditions, amid Dutch sympathy and potential spread to Europe.
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London
E U B Church To Select Delegates In Pennsylvania
RED LION Pa Ministers and laymen at the 166th annual session of the Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church statewide elect 13 delegates to the national meeting in Wisconsin. Six ministers and seven lay delegates to the November 10-18 gathering will be named today. Three were elected yesterday including Dr Harold G Latz of Baltimore. The Rev Dr John W Fisher of Hagerstown Md was named conference statistician. Membership in the conference's 145 churches rose by 1 294 last year.
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Red Lion
Pennsylvania
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wisconsin
Harold G. Latz
Baltimore
John W. Fisher
Hagerstown
Conference
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