Few Changes In Sight For Champ Tribe
Cleveland. Oct 15 The Indians plan only modest overhauls for defense of their title says president Bill Veeck. They expect to keep a strong pitching staff led by Bearden Lemon and Feller with Gromek stepping up. Outfield looks solid with Mitchell and Doby, but right field may need help. Future managerial talks with Boudreau are noncommittal. existing two year contract runs through next season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Bill
Veeck
Jim Hegan
Eddie
Bull
Gene Bearden
Bob Lemon
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Red Sox
Newhouser
Steven Gromek
Indians
Russ Christopher
Christopher
Dale
Mitchell
Larry Doby
Hank Edwards
Edwards
Boston Red Sox
Stan Spence
Boudreau
Eld
Winchester Eyes Move to Form 2 Class C Leagues
Baseball fans from four states gathered in Winchester Virginia to discuss plans for forming two Class C leagues for the next season. Representatives from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania attended at the Harrisonburg Chamber of Commerce invitation. No action was taken but further meetings are planned.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennyania
Harrisonburg
Ray Hran
Association of Baseball Clubs
Ryan
Old Virginia
J. W. Jamison
Hagerstown
Oren Sterling
Orvis
Strasburg
Edinburg
Woodstock
Clark County
Cumberland
Frederick
Harrisburg
Champs Set For Conococheague 50 Lap Maryland Sweepstakes
Many national auto racing champions will race at Conococheague Speedway near Hagerstown this Sunday for the Championship 50 Lap Maryland Sweepstakes. CSRA leaders include Bill Spear, Herbie Swan, Leo Offy, Al Duris, and Al Shaffer, with Eastern contenders Eddie McCardie, Norm Powell, Jackie Flynn, and Art Holbrook among those expected.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Conococheague Speedway
Central States Racing Association
CSRA
Midwest
Bill Spear
Pittsburgh
Warren
Ohio
Jeffers Offenhauser
Herbie Swan
Cleveland
Leo Offy
al Duris
Bedford
Cart
al Shaffer
Columbus
Ace
Lockinger Offy
Eddie McCardie
Lewistown
Fergusson
Norm Powell
Baltimore
Jackie Flynn
Lockport
Art Holbrook
Greenville
Jothers
Bel Air Gridders Edge Frederick VFW 6–0 in Gridiron Clash
Bel Air defeats Frederick VFW 6 to 0 at McCurdy Field in a hard fought semi pro game. Sam Behr former Maryland and Redskins prospect scored the decisive 60 yard play to lift Bel Air while Frederick VFW squandered chances near Bel Air’s four and eleven yard lines. Biull Taney and Chiz Staley left with injuries as Bel Air held on to secure the win before about 500 spectators.
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Frederick V. F. W. F
McCurdy Field
Sam Behr
Vv. F. W
Behr
University of Maryland
Washington Redskins
Biull Taney
Chiz Staley
WELW
Pos
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Harvard iKillion
Cassily
Snipley
Archer
Shattenberg Co
Greenberg
Visner Lord
Benvignati
Frederick High Girls Triumph Over Brunswick 44 to 1
Frederick High Cashed a dominant 44 to 1 win over Brunswick in County Inter scholastic League play on Friday at Frederick High School. Caroline Rippeon led with 3 points, while Shirley Schwartz, Jene Spangler, and Patsy Uland contributed as Frederick pulled away in the second quarter.
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Brunswick Girls
Frederick High School
Cadettes
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C. Rippeon
V. Fravell
N. Markoe
G. Rohroack
B. Boyer
M. Gladstone
F. Rice
S Tucker
Brunswick
Caroline Rippeon
Shirley Schwartz
Jene Spangler
Patsy Uland
Shirley Kemp
Ann Willis
Frances Bartholow
J. Greenfield
Frederick—Dixon
Statler
Stup
Burdette
Miller
M K_ Schild
T. Zimmerman
Thorpe
S. Gordon
L Shenner
Peggy Shaw
Betty Fox
Margaret Wallace
J . Coates
Frederick Cadets Fall To Rockville In Aerial Loss
Frederick High School’s green gridders fell to Rockville High as the Red Raiders’ split-T attack unlocked the Cadets’ defense. Rockville built a big third quarter, with Brodie Moneymaker and Rennifer each scoring twice, while Wagner and Hall kept Frederick close with early scores. Rhoderick showed promise on defense, but the home team pulled away late. Frederick’s next game comes Friday at McCurdy Field against Harpers Ferry.
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Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Frederick
Brodie
Moneymaker
Renniffer
Green
Rhoderick
Harpers Ferry
McCurdy Field
Local Booters Rally Teo Down Brunswick
Frederick High School's soccer team defeated Brunswick 5 to 2 in County Inter scholastic League play on the Cadets' field. Spurrier led Fredericks with goals and the Brunswick scoring featured Remsberg on a penalty and a heads up goal.
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Brunswick Varsity
Remsberg
Brunswick
Frederick Pos
Spurrier
Weddle
Cook Deener
Nusbaum B. Merriman
L. Wiles
Magic Smith Sneadner
Cornelius, Plunkard
F I and S Borcling League Matches Cleansers Patternemnakers
Weekly statistics show match results with high scores and top players. J Newton leads individual totals for Machinisis with 390 in the series, while team Machinisis earns top marks in high game and top match.
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Atechimisis Cleaners
Patternemnakers
Omce
Coresake
Pet Machinisis
Football Results and Talks Renewed on Canal Defense
Football results show Kansas 12, Washington a Delaware 7, Dodgers 21, Rockets 7, Penn Millary 12, Johns Hopkins 7, Boston College 20, Villanova 13. In political news Enrique Jimenez says Panama may renew talks with the United States on canal defense as new government weighs the bases agreement.
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Washington
A. Delaware
Buckner
D. Dodgers
Chi. Rockets
Penn Millary
Johns Hopkins
Boston College
Villanova
New York
Enrique Jimenez
Panama
United States
Canal
Jimenez
Europe
Domingo Diaz
Janew
Peculiar Play Makes Six Hearts Award in Bridge
William E. McKenney outlines a tricky bridge hand from the Masters Team of Four, featuring George Rapee and teammates. He explains a hypothetical six hearts contract and a highly specific sequence to clear spades and diamonds, noting the defensive challenge and the risky club finesse.
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William E. McKenney
America
Rapee
North
Hearts
Inter Church Bowling League standings and results
In the Men and Women divisions, Middletown Reformed and Calvary Methodist anchor the standings while high individual games were led by C Bohn and C Wastier. In golf, Andy Gibson clinched the Baltimore City Open title at the Country Club of Maryland, defeating Charlie Bassler 5 and 4 after taking control late. Rob Harrington won the consolation final over Paul Haviland 5 and 3.
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Evan, Reformed
Buckerstown
Race Reformed
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Rst Pleasant
Doubs Lutheran
Middletown Reform
Church of Brethren
C. Bohn
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown Reformed
W. Il. Pet. Urbana
St John's
Grace Reformed
Doaks Meth
Middletown Luth
Buckeystown
Frederick Luth
Pleasant
Bantist
Wastier
St John’s
Wastler
St. John's
Gibson
Baltimore
Andy Gibson
Charlie Bassler
Torf
Rob Harrington
Frederick
Paul Haviland
Harrington
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