Yankees Spend Over 200000 To Develop One Player
The New York Yankees spent more than 200000 to develop a single player, with the commissioner stating the club averages 804471.29 annually on replacements over five years. Cubs report 54000 yearly development cost. The House Judiciary subcommittee weighs baseball antitrust issues and the farm system.
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Washington
New York Yankees
A. G. Lanier
House
Yankees
Lanier
Cubs
Earl Nelson
Chicago Cubs
Frederick A. Johnson
Todd Named Redskins Coach After Bell Bans Anderson
Washington selects Dick Todd, former Texas A and M star, as head coach replacing Herman Bail. Bert Bell rules Heartley Anderson cannot sign due to Chicago Bears contract. Anderson will stay with Bears as a scout until December 31. Todd’s tenure may extend to season’s end with Halas’ consent. Todd, 37, hailed from Crowell Texas and was known for speed as a player before joining the Redskins in 1988.
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Washington
Bert Bell
Heartley
Hank) Anderson
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Dick Todd
Texas A
Todd
Herman Bail
Ball
Redskin
Dick McCann
McCann
Bell
Anderson
Chicago Bears
Bears
Detroit
Halas
George Halas
Crowell
Tex
Richard
Bowling League Results And Upcoming Matches
On October 17 the divisions listed final tallies for Assemblers two office workers one, Patternmakers two, Machinists one, Cleaners two, and Molders three. October 24 features matches Molders versus Assemblers, Office versus Patternmakers, Machinists versus Cleaners.
Detrick Bowlers League Buzz as Five Chase Third Place
Camp Detrick Duckpin League shows five teams tied for third after midweek action. Headquarters leads with 11 wins, Blue Devils rise to runner up, while Ramblers Water and Sewage M Division Service & Supply contend for spots. High team game 606 by Photo Lab and 1,654 set mark. Individual leaders include Troxell 116.11, Clem 113.6, Barjard 111.9, Young 111.1, Morgan 110.8. Next week matches list. The All Arounds widen gap in Camp Derrick Girls Bowling League by sweeping Pick-Ups, dropping them to fifth. MM Division second with two of three from Bets & Cashes. PD Division third after three from 709ers. Katherine Murphy leads averages at 201.2 with other leaders listed. schedules include Pieck-Ups vs Property and others.
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Camp Detrick Duckpin
Headquarters
Blue Devils
Thid
The
Ramblers
Water and Sewage
Service & Supply
Troxell
Clem
Barjard
Young
Water & Sewage
Morgan
Water& Sewage
C. Division
Photo Lab
M. Division
Bets & Cashes
Catherine Murphy
Lillian Grossnickle
Jane Burgess
Charlotte Dunn
Odette Kehne
Anne Spencer
Inter-Church Bowling and College Football Scores
Football scores include Frederick 7 Gaithersburg 0 Allegany 13 Elkins 6 Weston 0 Balto Poly 21 Forest Park 6 Mt St Joseph 20 City College 2 Miami Fla 32 W & L 12 Detroit 19 Boston College 18 Wake Forest 27 G W University 13 Boston U 27 Colgate Pac 12 Tuskegee 10 Morehouse C League standings show Urbana Meth 1 0 888 St Johns 3 1 667 Calvary Meth 6 3 667 Baptists 5 4 555 Buckeystown Meth 5 4 558 Doubs Meth 5 4 535 Church of Brethren 4 5 445 Mt Pleasant Meth 3 3 333 Fredk Lutheran 7 2 22 Grace Reformed 8 All statistics list high game Odette Kehne Buckeystown Methodist 131 high set Lois Smith Doubs Methodist 340 high team game Calvary Methodist 551 high team set Doubs Methodist 1
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Frederick
Gaithersburg
C. Mont. Blair
Allegany
Elkins
Weston
Balto. Poly
Forest Pk
Mt. St. Joe
City Col
Miami Fla
Detroit
Boston Col
Wake Forest
G. Wash
Boston U
Col. Pac
Tuskegee
Morehouse
Feams
L. Pet. Urbana
St. John’s
Calvary
Odette Kehne
Buckeystown Methodist
Lois Smith
Doubs Methodist
Calvary Methodist
Frederick High 7-0 victory over Gaithersburg
Frederick High School Cadets defeated Gaithersburg 7 to 6 at Gaithersburg as Hank Comer connected with Earl Houck for a 30 yard touchdown in the final minutes. Burgee and Fisher led Cadet rushing while both teams defended well. It was Gaithersburg's first loss of the season and Frederick’s record moved to four wins and two losses.
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Gaithersburg
Frederick High School
Gaithersburg High
Hank Comer
Earl Houck
Cocaptain
Fisher
Burgee
Frederick
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Afternoon Valley Airing
A dense listing of radio and TV programs across stations WEMD WOR WMAL WRAL and others. It notes theater, farm shows, news programs, music, sports, and variety acts with times from noon through night. Prominent entities include American Farmer, Navy, Pentagon, St Louis, NBC, and DuMont network offerings.
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Nte
Cbe Ranch Boys
Abc
Nbe
American Farmnt
TV N.Y. Philharmonie Bys Concert of Europe
Nb Nova
Pentagon
Abe
Abe Bandstand
GSA
Aba
Abe All Fores
The
Saint
Lroutensis
Abe Bobby Benson
Martin Kane
Abe Frankie Lang
Ebe ‘Wild
Wekok
St. Louis
Ebs
Abe Godfrey
Cbs
Mbm
Six Indicted In Race Fix Nationwide Conspiracy
Providence Oct thirty men including three jockeys were indicted by a grand jury for attempting to fix horse races at Lincoln Downs and Narragansett. Jockeys Carroll Haire Richard Law Jess and Richard Williams face charges along with Paul Kanall Bob Cracker and a man known as Al described as the race fixing syndicate's big wheel based in Kingston N Y. Haire denied charges in court and failed to post 20000 bail, being sent to Providence County jail after a plea to lower bail. Kanall is in custody in Winthrop Mass with a home in Reisterstown Md. Soccer: Walkersville club to hold first practice Sunday at 2 pm on the high school field with last year’s players and new hopefuls urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Lincoln Downs
Narragansett
Francis J. Fallano
Carroll Haire
Richard Law Jess
Richard Williams
Paul Kanall
Bob Cracker
Kingston
Change Haire
Scituate
Rhode Island
Superior
John F. Mullen
Providence County
William E. Powers
Kanall
Winthrop
Mass
Reisterstown
Play at Creagerstown as Thurmont Diamond hosts Ball Hawks
Creagerstown Tri-County League meets Ball Hawks at 2 p m Sunday on Thurmont diamond due to reseeding. Manager Dayhoff plans to start Clark’s left hander to keep visitors in check. In New York Joe Baksi knocked out Gino Buonvino in 54 seconds of the first round at Nicholas Arena, improving to 3 to 1 favorite.
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Creagerstown
Ball Hawks
Frederick County
Thurmont
Dayhoff
Clark
New York
Joe Baksi
Gino Buonvino
Nicholas Arena
Baksi
Buon ‘Vino
Emmitsburg Area Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Local residents and guests share weekend visits and travels across Dundalk Baltimore Washington Annapolis and Gettysburg. Families Browns Kellys Gillelans and Taylors host relatives. the Sodality of St Josephs hosts a bazaar planning breakfast for St Josephs High School alumni. a community chorus practices Christmas carols for a Dec 23 program. Janet Adams returns to St Agnes Nursing. changes include Weant and Baker family visits and a Maryland Chiropractic convention.
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John Fuss
Robert Fuss
Covina
Calif
Pearl Shambaugh
Connie
Charles Homier
New York City
George Naylor
Wilbur Naylor
Taneytown
George Simon
York
James Boutson
Dorothy
Roy Warren
Aspers
Guy Baker
Marie Rosensteel
Charlotte Sanders
Roger Zurgable
Leo Topper
Sterling Goulden
Harry Shoemaker
William Myers
Mary
Guy A. Baker
Mnes
Louis H. Stoner
Thornton
William Simpson
EB. L. Higbee
Janet Adams
St. Agnes’ School of Nursing
Baltimore
Local notices feature visits and events from Emmitsburg
Uncle and Mrs. Cloyd Seiss and Dr. and Mrs. W J Sullivan of Providence R I visited relatives in town while Miss Ruth Shuff improved at home. The Emmitsburg band rehearsed under Walter Simpson, and Miss Anabel Hartmann with Miss Grace Rowe began a Virginia trip. Rev Philip Bower caught a 17 inch bass from Toms Creek. Elias Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school bought a three speed record player. The Family Rosary Crusade film will screen at St Josephs High School with The Joyful Hour and Hill Number One. A Holy Name rally is planned for Mount St Marys College on Nov 11. Lions Club meetings featured guests Robb and Harbaugh, with Charter Night planned for Nov 26 and a Memorial Hall contribution discussed. The Buddy system was started to boost attendance. St Euphemias School seventh and eighth graders did a field study on earth changes.
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Cloyd Seiss
W. J. Sullivan
Providence
Baltimore
Ruth Shuff
Emmitsburg
Fire Hall
Walter Simpson
Anabel Hartmann
Grace Rowe
Virginia
Williamsburg
Philip Bower
Toms Creek
Laura Beard Diehl
York
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Robert Saylor
Lois Keilholtz
Harry Quinn
Frederick
Lions Club
Lions Robb and
Harbaugh
Taneytown
C. A. Elder
Memorial Hall
Charles Spriggs
Cloyd W. Seiss
Emmit Gardens
George L. Wilhide
St. Euphemia’s School
Local notes from Emmitsburg area and surrounding towns
Charles A. Elder accepts district chairmanship for the National Federation of Independent Business serving Emmitsburg area. George L. WilsHide resigns after one year. Richard E. Wagerman, in Korea with Gimlet regiment of the Twenty-fourth Infantry. Albert M. Hedges family moves to Toll Gate Hill area. Hedges runs a dry cleaning business. Nancy Beegle, Gettysburg High School graduate, takes position at Warner Hospital after Towson College studies. Elias Evangelical Lutheran church women elect new officers for 1951 52 and plan roast turkey banquet and square dance. Trinity Methodist church to host a silver tea October 20. Indian Lookout Conservation club reports plentiful squirrels rabbits pheasants and few quail covies. grouse fair.
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Baker Caverns
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Elder
National Federation of Independent Business
Emmitsburg
George L. Wilshide
Pfe
Richard E. Wagerman
George $. Wagerman
Korea
Twenty-first “Gimlet
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Albert M. Hedges
Fairfield
Joseph K. Ash
Toll Gate Hill
Hedges
Nancy Beegle
D. L. Beegle
Warner Hospital
Beegie
Gettysburg High School
Lions Club
James Allison
Robert Daugherty
Weldon B. Shank
Pauline Shank
Chester H. Masser
Luther League
Trinity Methodist Church
Thomas J. Frailey
Harold Hoke
Indian Lookout Conservation Club
Taneytown Pretertees Win Face Taneytown Pretertees
Taneytown Pretertees win their match and prepare to face another team. Circle held its regular meeting on the topic Thinking Together led by Mrs. Margaret Naill. Mrs. Cora Cutsail read scripture and Mrs. Dean Reindotlar led prayer followed by a meditation by Migs.
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Win Arulleymmission Circle
Margaret Naill
Cora Cutsail
Dean Reindotlar
Migs
Pythian Sisters Temple 23 Holds Regular Meeting
Pearl Bollinger presided as members and one visitor attended the rally service led by Mrs Alma Bair. Social hour, singing led by Mrs Dean Reindollar, special numbers by Mrs Frances Crawford, a reading by Mrs Mildred Stine, and games with Miss Belva Koons marked the gathering. Refreshments were served by the refreshment committee including Miss Dorothy Stahl and others. The supper committee reported the October 4 1352 turkey supper date and the next meeting on October 22 for a Halloween social with Grace Putman chairing the committee.
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Pearl Bollinger
Alma Bair
Dean Reindollar
Frances Crawford
Mildred Stine
Belva Koons
Dorothy Stahl
Jean Chenowith
Elizabeth Etzler
Hazel Hess
Arline Bollinger
Pythian Sisters Temple
No. 23
Snook
Mountain City Temple
Frederick
Maud Norton
Grace Putman
Mary Louise Tracey
Bessie Dougherty
Grace Warren
Verna Deberry
May Ferry
Mable Smith
Remains of Sgt Staynbaugh among 600 returned from Korea
The body of Sgt F C Virgil Staynbaugh, who died in Korea about nine months ago, is listed among 600 American soldiers aboard the Malden Victory, which arrived in San Francisco on Sunday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Siam.
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Union Bridge
F. C
Virgil L. Staynbaugh
Korea
United States
San Francisco
Sergeant Stambaugh
Samuel Siam
Emmitsburg Residents Noted In Local Notices
Baugh now here with wife Anna C Stambaugh resides at 205 East Main Street Emmitsburg. Joseph Quesenberry, from St Agnes hospital Baltimore, expected to return home soon. Mr and Mrs Olin Strine observed their second anniversary of daughter Darlene Strine. Mr and Mrs George P Starr Linwood spent last weekend in Pittsburgh with Edgar Starr family. Starrs will vacation in Indiana for two weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Gray Westminster visited their son Richard in New York City on route home. Marie Baile returned to Herbert Eng lar home after South vacation with friends.
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Edgar Starr
Billy Loes Granted Hardship Army Discharge
Billy Loes of New York City aged 22 is released on a hardship discharge from Fort Devens Massachusetts. He was a $50 000 bonus pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers before his army induction last spring and helped Fort Devens win the Blackstone Valley League title. His father is ill and unable to work. Loes served with the 514th Quartermaster Subsistence Company.
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Billy Loes
Fort Devens
Mass
New York City
Brooklyn Dodgers
Loes
514Th Quartermaster Subsistence Company
Lawson Motor Sales Car Listings Sweep Street Trade
Lawson Motor Sales offers a 1951 Nash Rambler Convertible with Overdrive priced at 1675 dollars and a 1950 Nash Ambassador four door with Hydramatic transmission heater and extras listed by R. and Hy. in the ad.
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Skins
F.J. & S. Bowling Lg
Detrick Bowlers
Ww. L. Headquarte
Blue Devi Ramblers Water & Sewage
Service & Supply Photo Lab
Gearinger
R. Smith
Glenn Spencer
VFW
Maryland
Spencer
Carroll MacMasters
Woodholm Club
Ralph Beach
Jimmy Flattery
Forest Park
Rs Radio
Oss
MBS
NBC
Toxas Rangers
Irma
Abe Io
Miss
Murlo
Marshall
Theater
Horace Heldt
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Chm Stara
Rbe
Newcrast
Douglas Fairbanks
Dhs
Tbe
Europe
Tbs
Gloria Parker
Nplo
Cha Gao
Mr. Ghia
All Nets
Witteman
Ti30
Vyoong
Mr. Bobbin
Nhe
Obs Musio
Abe Nodket
the Teningon
DuMont
Diavitiiise
Fred Waring
Rocky King
Red Skelton
Timea
Ole Dr. Gratam
Pain
Dutfont
Walkersville Soccer Cluir
Washington County
Walter Eaves
Sum Martine
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Gulf Stream
NEA
Albert Kelly
Dundalk
John Walter
William Sanders
Annapolis
Harry Jones
Eugene Myers
Walkers Electronics
MY. Airy, MD
N. Market Street
Jefferson Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Texaco
Stop-Crowther, Inc
Storm & Shipley
Ted Horn
Freevocrans
Williams Grove Speedway
Ube
G'burg
Ibg
Shipley’s
Sport
North Market St
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash Statesman
Nash
Studebaker
W. Patrick Street
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Monocacy Oil Company
Esso
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