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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1954

Page

3

Cadets Face Gaithersburg In Saturday Grid Battle

Frederick High School Cadets prepare for Gaithersburg at McCurdy Field Saturday night with first string lines heated by recent losses and a plan to rely on rested reserves. Both teams hope to lift form as Montgomery County rivals clash in a potential high scoring contest.

Gaithersburg Gaimme Huerta Brothers Richard Montgomery Rockville Shane Frederick Kearns Harvill Montgomery

Colts at Lions Saturday in Detroit show near full strength

Baltimore Colts near full roster for Saturday night NFL clash with Detroit Lions. Key starter Gary Kerkorian sidelined with rib cartilage tear. Cotton Davidson to start. Bert Rechichar and Art Spinney cleared to return, George Taliaferro fully healthy. Also notes a charity baseball game Sunday in New Market to aid Pee Wee Welty after a fractured leg, featuring ex Hustlers and oldtimers.

Baltimore Baltimore Colts Detroit Lions Gary Kerkorian Cotton Davidson Baylor Kerkorian Colts Bert Rechichar Kitcker Art Spinney George Taliaferro New Market Frederick

Trabert Wins Pan-American Men's Singles Title in Mexico City

Tony Trabert of Cincinnati defeated Mario Llamas of Mexico 2 6 6 2 6 2 to win the Pan-American tennis singles title. Llamas, the upset specialist, faltered after dropping the first set as Trabert claimed the championship in a straight five sets. Trabert also teamed with Sennas to win the men's doubles, while Darlene Hard and Dorothy Cheney captured the women's doubles title.

Mexico City Tony Trabert Lrom Cincinnati Mario Llamas Llamas Us&s Vic Sens Trabell Nerous Downing Senas Tiabert Sernas Im

Mack Still Holds To A's Philadelphia Future

Roy Mack executive vice president of the Philadelphia Athletics says he has not sold his stock and hopes to keep the franchise in Philadelphia. The statement fuels doubt about the move to Kansas City as Arnold Johnson and others press for transfer while others insist a stay is possible.

Philadelphia Roy Mack Philadelpha Athletics Mack A’s Kansas City American League Chicago Arnold Johnson Connie Mack 3d A‘s Supreme Court Ius Jess Roy Athletics Lee de Orse Washington Neail de Orsey Joe Tucei Calvin Griffith Washington Senators Johnson Macks

Owners Vote May Move Club to Kansas City

AL president Wail Harridge quoted that owners by a vote agreed to move the club to Kansas City but Johnson’s offer still awaits final approval next Monday. Griffith called the vote misread as unanimous and said he backed transition as last resort if a deal failed. DeOrsey’s account suggests the club may stay in Philadelphia if talks succeed.

Wail Harridge Kansas City Kel Gren Rey Mack Johnson Guffith DeOrsey Wack Roy de Orses Philadelphia

Can't Force Mack To Sell A's Move To Kansas City

In Chicago on October 14, American League President Will Harridge said Roy Mack cannot be forced to sell the Philadelphia Athletics to Arnold Johnson or to move the team to Kansas City. The league approved the Johnson deal with six votes, despite Mack's stated preference to keep the A's in Philadelphia. Mack was given a Monday morning deadline to decide, with Harridge stating the league will wait for Mack's next move.

Chicago American League Will Harridge Roy Wack Philadelphia Athletics Kansas City Roy Mack Philadelphia A’s Arnold Johnson Kansas Cats Johnson Harridge Mack League Hatridge Washington Senators Calvin Griffith Detroit Philadelpha

Health Center League Latest Results Highlights

Orioles 4 Yankees 9 Indians 2 Giants 2 Dodgers 3 Browns 1 standings lists teams and points total 45. High performers include L Englebrecht with 150 and 360 and Cahill 1423 and 375 across events.

Health Center League Orioles Yankees Indians Giants Dodgers Browns Englebrecht Cahill

Broadcast Radio Schedule Snippet With Show Titles

A dense fragment lists radio station names WFMD WEAL WOR WMAL and CBS ABC MBS programs. It mentions Evening News segments, NBC and ABC East News, sports and variety shows, and multiple hourly time stamps such as 6 and 9.15. The text reads like a TV radio grid with program names and times rather than a cohesive article.

Abe Sens Lommertarn Abe Dana Abe Garroway Aba Godfrey Ubs Tahea Umber Sammy Keve Abe Perry Sama O.ur Cns Peart Mr Keen Joe Murin Orebee Indon

Television Programs List Update

A scanned TV programming snippet lists multiple show titles with times and networks including DuMont CBS and related film features and quiz panels. Entries feature various performers and program blocks such as film serials, panel shows, brainy bouts, and a personality interview segment, reflecting a mid century schedule layout.

Duvont Jabr Morzan Beatty Eddy Fishar Nhe Cbs Rin Tin Ta Abe Ners Cazatan Cbs Ebs Oeze Harriet Siom Nos Flaghouse Jan Murray Tos Straeger DuMont Paosne Moss Broos the Wise Bouts Noe Tre Linean Pereon Cba Steva Alen

Walkersville Bowling League Scores and Standings

Walkersville Bowling League results show Walkersville Center leading in Valley Division with 23 points and Southern Restaurant posting the high team game and set at 619 and 1,767. Other entries include Potomac Edison and Renner Motor Co among the weekly statistics, while a football note records Lehigh’s 46 to 48 loss to Bucknell, a losing score for a modern era.

Southern Walkersville Smiths Masonry Farmers Supply Co Esso Potomac Edison Catoctin Country Club Mt Pleasant Pepsi Cola Renner Motor Co Sor W Zimmerman Southern Restaurant EM York Dce Lehigh Bucknell Service Bureau of National Collegiate Athletic Assa Tulsa Oklahoma Aggies

Mayo Smith Top Pilot for Phillies in 1955

Mayo Smith, 39, was named manager of the Philadelphia Phillies to replace Terry Moore. The veteran minor league skipper with six years’ experience will lead the National League club in 1955, as Roy Hamey cited “inexperience” as Moore’s cause for removal. Smith, born in New London, Connecticut in 1915, grew up in Lakeworth after moving there ten years later.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Philles New York Yankee Lean Mayo Smith Smith Roy Hamey Hamey Phillies Terry Moore St Louis Cardinals Hawk Philles Moore St. Lews St Lows New London Lakeworth

Player career path traces through multiple leagues and roles

The article outlines a baseball figure’s career from signing in 1933 with Dan Howley to play in the International and Piedmont Leagues, including time with the Buffalo Bisons and Philadelphia Athletics, a 1946 1948 stint in the Pacific Coast League, later managerial roles in Amsterdam and Birmingham, and remarks on readiness and Philadelphia ties. It also notes a legal case in Baltimore where Robert Mayer faces habeas corpus proceedings and transfer between facilities.

Robert Mayer Schnauffer Criminal Court of Baltimore Maitland House of Correction Baltimore City

Second Robber Is Given Prison Term

Two Baltimore men were found guilty of participating in the September Milcom Inn robbery near Urbana. Eduard M Robinson, 30, received three years in the House of Correction for breaking and entering and larceny. Ganzermiller was convicted of conspiracy and sentenced to two years in the same institution. A third suspect remains at large after a bench warrant issued when he failed to appear. Ganzermiller attended in a wheelchair with a waist cast from a prior injury.

Baltimore Milcom Inn Urbana Patrick M Schnauffer Eduard M Robinson House of Correction Ganzermiller Wilcoms

Injunction Banning Firing Is Extended

A federal judge extended the injunction barring firing of six Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineers until next Wednesday. The move allows the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to seek dismissal of the engineers' claim they were denied readmission after helping form a rival union. The engineers named are J R Alavaugh, W H Schaver, J W Welman, FE J Schevenninger, H Smith of Cumberland and C B Fiedderman of Cincinnati.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Roszell Thomson Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood J RR Alavaugh W H Schaver W Welman Scehvenninger H Smith Cumberland B Fiedderman Cincinnati

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