Frederick High Meets Greenbelt Hi Team Tonight
Frederick High School’s undefeated 1950 football team travels to University of Maryland stadium in College Park to face Greenbelt High. Injuries hit the Cadets with Butler and Rhoderick out, others limited, as Brooks and Hummel adjust to a T formation for tonight’s tough away game.
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Frederick High School
Greenbelt High
University of Maryland
College Park
Homer Brooks
Gene Hummel
Butler
Bob Rhoderick
Greenbelt
Wright
Brown
Pete Haugh
Ronnie Tyergar
Littestown
Annapolis
Haugh
Frederick
Rumor Claims Keller Would Quit Playing Baseball
Rumor from the Associated Press notes Charlie Keller may resign as an active player and be offered a coaching post by the Detroit Tigers. Keller calls it news to me. Rollie Hemsley, noted minor league manager, eyed for St. Louis Cardinals after success with Columbus and Nashville. Wednesday night Columbus Redbirds won the Little World Series from Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Charlie Keller
Detroit Tigers
Keller
Rollie Hemsley
Frederick
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Hemsley
Columbus
Nashville
Columbus Redbirds
Baltimore
Nashville Vols
Inter Church Bowling League Weekly Statistics
High game C Ifert from Middletown Lutheran 142. High set N Shipley from Calvary Methodist 379. High team game Middletown Lutheran 596. High team set Calvary Methodist 1650. High game N Ranneberger Urbana 137. High set Dr Carpenter Grace Reformed 332. High team game Urbana 522. High team set 1456.
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C. Ifert
Middletown Lutheran
N. Shipley
Calvary Methodist
N. Ranneberger
Urbana
Dr. Carpenter
Grace Reformed
Middletown
Luth
Mt. Pleasant
Ch. of Brethren
Doubs
Evan
Buckeystown
Doubs Pet Urbana
Baptist
St. John's
Fred’k. Lath
Justice Sees Redskins About Playing Football
Washington, Oct. 6. Charlie Justice, North Carolina's two time all America half back, conferred today with the Washington Redskins about pro football but again left talks without a signature. General Manager Dick McCann said the 26 year old Carolinian spoke with President George Preston Marshall and Head Coach Herman Ball about finishing the season with the Redskins after helping the college all stars to a 17-7 upset over the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this year.
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Washington
Charlie
Choo-Choo) Justice
North Carolina
Washington Redskins
Justice
Dick McCann
College All Stars
Philadelphia Eagles
George Preston Marshall
Herman Ball
Redskins
Friday Scores Across Colleges and Schools
Friday’s action shows Xavier New Orleans defeating Fisk 7 0, Memphis State 26 over University of Chattanooga, Wichita 21 over Detroit 13, Miami 18 over Villanova 12, Potomac State 44 over Newport News School 25, South Carolina 21 over Furman 6, Drake 14 tied Oklahoma A M 14. Scientists report fleas can transmit typhus fever.
Yankees Win In Ninth On Coleman Hit In Series Opener
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 at Yankee Stadium to win their third straight from the Phils. A ninth inning single by Gerry Coleman brought in Woodling with the winning run after two were out, following a costly eighth inning error by Granny Hamner that tied the game. Heintzelman pitched strong for Philadelphia, but a late control lapse doomed the effort as Lopat held on for the win with support from Ruth, Rizzuto, and Coleman’s clutch hit.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Granny Hamner
Phil Shortstop
Gerry ‘Coleman
Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia
Bombers
Ken Heintzelman
Heintzelman
Coleman
Larry Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Kim Konstanty
Bobby Brown
Hank Bauer
Brown
Hamner
Johnny Mize
Meyer
Russ Meyer
Cliff Mapes
Gene Woodling
Yankee
Eddie Lopat
Jimmy Bloodworth
Phils
Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Bloodworth
Gerry
Phil
Meyers
DiMaggio
Han
Lopat
Peg
Yankees
Rizzuto
Andy Seminick
Phillie
Ennis
Seminick
Mike Gollat
Philo
Waitkus
Ashburn
Jones
Sisler
Bauer
Berra
D-Brown
E-Jensen
Ferrick
Mize
Oogo
Collins
Johnson
Mapes
Konstanty
Goliat
New York (A) AB R. H. O. A
Rbi
Dusty Boggess
Charlie Berry
Docko Conlan
Bill McGowan
al Barlick
Bill McKinley
Lucky Hell Drivers Thrill Act Shocks Frederick Fair Crowd
Horan and Toomey present the Lucky Hell Drivers cannon act at the Frederick Fair. The stunt features a 55 mph car firing from a 48 inch steel circle, jet propulsion, and a dramatic airborne return to the track. The act showcases Toomey, Horan, and a cast of stunt performers, marking the season’s final appearance for the troupe.
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Horan
Buddy Toomey
Washington
Toomey
Frederick Fair
Baltimore
Lucky Teeter
Whitey Reece
Upper Darby
Lucky Hell
Sunday Baseball Showdowns in Local Leagues
Local Leagues in Maryland feature a rubber game for the Shaughnessy Series between Point of Rocks and Sjamsville on Brunswick’s diamond with umpires Hargett and Donsife. In Tri County, Middletown meets Buckeystown as the finals heat continues, with Miller and Pfeiffer officiating. Heart of Maryland has Day facing Myersville at Myersville while the Day Whizz Kids chase a playoff edge. County Softball hosts Jefferson versus Ballenger at Baker Park lower diamond in a tight doubleheader to decide the playoff series. 4-H notes record a Rocky Ridge girls meeting with 18 attendees and a joint boys’ session. volunteers Mrs Fitez and Mrs Troxell listed.
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Maryland
Point of Rocks
Sjamsville
Brunswick
Hargett
Donsife
Middletown
Buckeystown
Miller
Pfeiffer
Heart of Maryland
Myersville
Whizz Kids
Woodbine
County Softball League
Baker Park
Jefferson
Ballenger
Dean Rusk To Speak To State Teachers
Dean Rusk assistant secretary of state will keynote Maryland State Teachers Association’s 84th convention on November 2 at Fifth Regiment Armory. About 11,000 teachers are expected to attend. Other speakers include Pearl Wanamaker and Norman L. Cousins, with public sessions and music groups featured. A concert by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on November 4 will be a paid event.
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Baltimore
Dean Rusk
Maryland State Teachers Association
Rusk
Fifth Regiment
Pearl A. Wanamaker
National Education Association
Washington State
Washington
Wanamaker
Japan
MacArthur
Norman L. Cousins
Saturday Review of Literatures
all-Maryland High School
Baltimore County Schoolmen’s
Douglass High School
Fort Hill High School
Cumberland
Glen Burnie High School
Baltimore Syimaphony Orchestra
Reginald Stewart
Universal Draft Urged As First Legislation
Los Angeles October 6 The Bind Congress urged immediate passage of universal military training as the first act of the new session. National Commander George N. Craig told a luncheon that a trained soldier survives war while the untrained dies, citing his Battle of the Bulge experience. He said the Senate Armed Services Committee would push the bill to the floor, blocked previously by admin legislative disagreement. The Georgia delegation arrived confident that Erle Cocke Jr. will be elected national commander by 3,277 delegates representing 2,902,233 Legionnaires.
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Los Angeles
Congress
George N. Craig
Craig
Legion
Erle Cocke, Jr
Airlines
Soul Stirring Speech Promised By Johnson at Legion Opening
Former Defense Secretary Louis Johnson arrived in Los Angeles and promised a soul stirring speech for the national American Legion convention opening session. He said his address would outline his defense philosophy and called it the best speech he has written, stressing he bears no bitterness over being replaced by General George Marshall. He added he wants a life without scars on his soul to stay able to serve the country he loves. The Civinettes Club of Frederick held a dinner meeting with Mrs. Mary Gregory as guest speaker and planned fundraising events including a rummage sale at Farmers Market November 3 and 4 and a card party November 10, voting a contribution to the Community Chest. Next meeting set for November 7.
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Los Angeles
Defense
Louis Johnson
National Convention of the American Legion
Johnson
Legionnaires
of the Legion
George Marshall
Civenettes
Civinette Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Tuenday
Mary Nikirk
Mary Gregory
Frederick County Orphans Court
Lillian Myers
Farmers Market
South Market Street
Staley Park Recreation Center
Harvey Price, Jr
Naomi Ketholtz
Edith Ramsburg
Rowenna Hildebrand
Margaret Strawsburg
Racing Meet at Fair Ends at Four Day Event
Frederick Fair fans watched a strong closing program with a 2:14 Trot heat feature won by Frank driving C. R. Shultz’s horse. Pearl Rosecroft swept the 2:21 pace heats for W. Miller, while Go Lady took the half mile dash, Doeville Boo won the mile run, and Gay Boa, Mr. Flip placed in several events as the meet concluded with a re-run due to a false start and multiple strong performances.
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Frederick Fairy
Dec Frank
Belmont
N. Y
C. R
Dr. R. R. Shultz
Scranton
W. E. Miller
Peart Gantle
Adam C
H. B Scott
Warsaw
Go Lady
Mra WN
L. Brown
Charles Town
W. Va
Bonnie
Bullrushes
Moon Light
Shultz
Frank
Pearl Gantle
W E. Miller
Washington
I Miller
Fletcher Hanover
W. G. Morrison
Carlisle
Stambaugh
Guy Peter
H. B. Scott
Scott
Earl
Pat Commandant
Dr. Mighty Mite
Zar
Pearl Rosecroft
Miller
Admiral Direct
Fred Schweighofer
Hompesdale
Bradley
Kay McElwyn
C. B. Baker
Newville
Baker
Victory Cecil
L. P. Wetzel
Griffie
Miss Ann Key
Wilbur Zendt
Mifflin
N. Brown
Bonnie's Hero
C. E. Detrick
Fort Loudon
Shirey
W. Mein
Guidry
Gay Venture
Roadscraper
Remsire
Brimful
Doeville Boo
F. McQuinn
Berryville
Clatterbuck
Gay Boo
Pete Allnutt
Rockville
W. Kirk
Mr. Flip
B. A. Hall, Jr
Phoenix
Cadets star Pete Haugh powers Frederick football comeback
Frederick High School senior Pete Haugh, a standout sprit and passer, leads the Cadets in scoring as they beat Littletown and Annapolis this season. He is expected to see more carries against Greenbelt, leveraging his scrambling to reach the end zone. Also noted is a former Navy ordnance worker and Army Signal Corps veteran Bruchle, with surviving relatives listed in Washington. Colonial thrill as George Washington University rallies to defeat West Virginia 21 to 14 behind Andy Davis passes and Bob Cilento scores. A military explosives experiment yields a fragmenting shell into 2,378 pieces.
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Pete Haugh
Frederick High School
Littlentown
Annapolis
Greenbell
Pete
Frederick
Snr
Eve
Bruehte
Frederick ‘Rounty
Colonials
Washington
George Washington University
Andy Davis
West Virginia
Davis
George Washington
Bob Cilento
Glade Valley League standings and high scores noted
County native Charles Clayton Bruckle 82 retired Treasury guard dies. Funeral services held here today in Washington D C for the longtime resident. Standings show Lawson Motors leading with 12 points and tight race among Catoctin Country Club Ox Co and Mt. Pleasant as teams post strong 4 and 6 win records. High game 624 and set 1,852 posted by Catoctin Country Club. high individual game 144 and set 386 by Shankle of Ox Fibres.
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Lawson Motors
Catoctin C'tty Club
Ox Co
Mt. Pleasant
E Ramsberg Welding
Farmers Lonelyee
Eagles
Walkersville
Ideal Garage A
Fred. Co Products
Catoctin Country Club
Washington
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Bobby Feller
Rollie
Inter-Church Bowling League
Rocky Ridge
Hoxtesses
Fitez
Troxell
Markell & Ford
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Delbert S. Null
Woodsboro
BABY
Maryland U. 5
Pallorum Clean Hatchery
West South St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Frank Hunter
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Casset
Glade Valley League
Lawson
Ramsberg Welding
Farmers
Ideal Garage
Fred Co
Walk
Hamilton Ave
Shipley’s
RCA Victor Emerson
Sylvania
Shipley
Honey Bee Farm
New Market
Frederick County
Calven
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Bowlus
R. L, Kelly
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Monrovia
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Thurmont
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers
Jeffersen
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