Frederick Jayvee Victors 26-13 Over Martinsburg Varsity Reserves
Frederick Jayvee football under Wayne Rhoderick won 26 to 13 against Martinsburg reserves at Martinsburg. Rhoderick passed to Geisbert for a 32 yard TD. Geisbert added a 27 yard run and another score. Martinsburg scored late as Myrick found the end zone on a 13 yard pitchout.
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Frederick High
Wayne Rroderick
Martinsburg
Jim Beall
Larry Layman
Jimmy Davis
Rhoderick
Wayne Geisbert
Leo Brandenburg
Brand
Michigan
Caburg
Rhod
Saterick
Geisbert
Michael
Michi
Gah
Tre
Soung Bulldogs
Keller
Keller- Parkinson
Frederick
Layman
Bulldog
Irom
Gersbert
Wayne
Brandenburg
Myrick
War
Lions Triumph 7-2 Over Liberty in Junior High Soccer
Walkersville and Liberty junior high squads played a high scoring match as the Lions defeated Liberty 7 to 2. Keith Duncan and Walter Nobles led Walkersville with early goals, while Edwin Trost added a late penalty kick. lineups included Crum Fritz Dayholf Wisner Eyler Strawsburg Renner Martin Hanner Hanner and others as both teams prepared for the county tournament.
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Walkersville
Laberty
Lions
Liberty
Bill Talley
Etam
Coosciuuerd
Keith
Duncan
Walter Nobles
Biddinger
Edwin Trost
Elm Street
Plac
Caitlin
Eines
Sayler
Young Dent
Eisenhower
R. Smith
Duval
Condon
G. Shelton
Duvally
R. Saylor
J. Green
Adlain
Nehles
E Stevenson
G. Young
Stevens
K. Duncan
W. Nobles
H. Biddinger
E Trout
Walkeraville Crum
Fritz
Dayholf
Wisner
Eyler
Strawsburg
Renner
Martin Hanner
Trait Potfenbarzer
Ortega Wins Tight Bout Over Logart For Welter Title Shot
In a closely fought national telecast, Isaac Logart loses to Gaspar Ortega by decision after a hard beating, while boxing analysts note strong support from small town voters rooting for Ortega. The bout shapes future welterweight title prospects and reflects regional political sentiment influences.
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Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
Ortega
Harry
Nixon
Sundburg
Eisen- Ortega
Logart
John Felkens
Mechanics Building
Victory Could Cure Tarheels Says Tatum
Chapel Hill N C October 17 North Carolina coach Tatum said there is nothing wrong with his winless football team that a victory wouldn't cure He quipped the coach adapts to the material after chemistry with players changed by disciplinary cuts He faces tough games against Tennessee Wake Forest Maryland and Duke as he tries to restore the Tar Heels back to winning form.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Caroline
Howard Williams
Dick Jarling
Titum
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Maryland
Duke
Maryand
North Caroline
Sunny Jim
Alma Mater
Tatum
Te Am
South Carolinnas
Tar Heels
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Georgia
Y' Sponsors All-Girl Team in Frederick
Frederick Y sponsors an all girl swim team with plans for ten meets and five invitations over four months. Sixty girls ages 12 and under to 14 and under compete weekly with several new records set at local pools. Coaches note steady improvement and expect a broader boys program to join a forthcoming league.
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Frederick Y
Jack Griffin
Gail Runkles
Irguma Grove
Susan Leichert
Jeanne Cavell
Betsy Achorn
Donna Zephi
Zephir
Mary Hitcshew
Janice Bingham
Carol Corbin
Diana Staley
Lee Hendrickson
Virginia Best
Joan Roberts
Pat Dunne
Ann Burgess
Debbie Beldon
Sally Boone
Miss Rénkles
District of Columbia
Washington
Washington Ywca, Baltimore K. of C
York
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Griffin
Mantle Tops Slugging Title as 1941 Best Figure Reaches
Mickey Mantle led the American League in slugging with a .705 mark, the highest since Ted Williams’s .735 in 1941, while also winning batting, home runs, and RBIs titles. Mantle posted 336 total bases in 533 at bats, with 22 doubles, 2 triples and 52 homers amid 18 hits. In the National League, Duke Snider edged Joe Adcock for the title with a .598 slugging percentage and 43 homers, 33 doubles, and 2 triples on 324 total bases.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Associated Press
Boston
Ted Williams
Williams
Mantle
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Dodger
Snider
Adcock
Yankees to receive World Series share of 8714.76 each
New York Oct 16 thirty members of the New York Yankees will collect 8714.76 as their full World Series share. The amount is about 50 dollars less than a player named Enos Slaughter would have earned during the series. Commissioner Ford Frick's office announced the figure.
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New York
New York Yankees
Abe Hadtentt
Enos Slaughter
Ford Frick
Breoklyn Dodgera
Detroit
Tus
Grnsta
Rio DE Janeiro
Slaughter
Amc Baltimore
Indians
Yankees
Ori
Schmitz
Celcage Cubs
Ha Ales
Alves Fontoura
Brooklin
Cincinnati
York Yankees
Washington
Baltimore
United States Navy
World of A God
Charles Segar
Frick
Jerry Coleman
Ebbets Field
Segar
Slaughter Receives Increase in World Series Shares
In a wartime style dispute, Slaughter received a larger share of World Series receipts after negotiations led by Baseball Commissioner Frick. The Yankees, Orioles, and other clubs debated annual allocations, with ties to the 1949 season and labor-style talks.
Three Orioles Cut Veteran Players From Roster
Baltimore Orioles released Grady Hatton Hoot Evers and Johnny Schmitz aged 34 35 35 respectively after buying Morrie Martin and Joe Frazier Sr to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League Hatton Evers were unconditionally released while Schmitz left the club with a southpaw move prior to the season rest of details note the players' past major league experience and teams
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Grady Hatton
Hoot Evers
Johnny Schmitz
Morrie Martin
Joe Frazier
Birds
Vancouver
Hatton
Evers
Schmitz
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
St. Loui Cardinals
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Jack Bell
Lansing
Midh
Homer Brooks
Jayvee Eneasy
Senate
Eiseabower
Beltnt Ae
Jvs
Mercersburg
Toey
Wil
Seon Geisbert
Kel' Jarick
Peonts
Fredericy
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Katt
May
Mi Heeek Sockis
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Ae Spurrier
Sere Core
Christopher
Martnsburg
Siler
Plummer
Gomell
Hensel
Gregory
Stevenson
Feikene
Einemkewer
Ama “Ack
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Big City
Summers
Baker
Dorsey
Linton Rice
Garst
Toms
Dinterman
Edwards
Stauffer
Honts
Liberty H. Barton
G. Moxley
Reese
Anthony
Englar
Lee
Smith
B. Moxley
T Barton
Barnes
Long
Withide
Devilbiss
Kline
Whitmore
Hahn
Isaac
Kid) Logart
Pagisiani
The
Dodgers
Ralph Branga
Dixie Howell
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Paul
American Assn
Bob Aspromonte
Montreal
St Paul
Svere Branca
Howell
Ro; Campanella
Flube Walker
Albert E. Cobo
G. Mennen Williams
XMAS
Burall
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Tes Menev
Wincheeter
Sayan
Winchester
Cedar Point Farm
Easton
Centreville
Pittsburgh Paints
Colonial Williamsburg
Pittssurgh
Sigshell
Brame
Netha
Frederick Paint & Glass Co
Coder New Mesagement Sliner Marek 1St
North Market Street
Pittsbui
RCH Paints
Frederick, MD
Black Hawk
the Sport Center
N. Market ST. MO
Asroma Sipont
Richaos
Scuproeder’s
Mviinilmvln
Patrick Street
Nationwide Auto Insurance
Nationwide
Jationwide AL. Insurance Company
Mec Tohemian
Weenar
Chester T. Zentz
Palglne Poly
Professional Arts
Seite
Wagerstown
Teen Aerine
Henry A. Groff
RFD
Pregerich
Donald L. Hoffa
Pal W. Claypool
T. M Felt
North Market & Peers MO
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