Damascus Escapes Walkersville In 1-0 Thriller In League Play
Damascus edges Walkersville 1-0 in top round of Tri County Baseball League action. Ogg started the decisive rally with a triple as Easton, Ramsburg and King contributed key hits in a tense home win before nearly 400 spectators. Buckeystown fell 11-4 to Middletown in the other game as the field hosts shift for the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Tri-County Baseball League
Walkersville
Grveny
Lievencete
Buckeystown
Ramspurst
Ogg
Feld
Wheeler
King
Ramsburg
Asron
Middletown
Shank
Walkersville AB
R. Ho Ae E
J. Gilbert
Cramer
W. Zimmerman
Eaves
H. Ramsburg
A. Burdette- Easton
A. Burdette
Watkins
O'S
Day
Easton
Dwayne
Mt Airy Triumphs 12-2 Over Oa Gle In League Clash
Mt Airy clinched the Maryland State League title with a 12 to 2 rout of Ogle rocks to break a first half tie. Adrian Norris hurled steadily for the Champs as Grigsby homered and Mt Airy delivered a six-run third inning rally. McCutcheon started for the Pointers and took the loss while Norris and the Mt Airy defense played faultless ball behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Norris
Point of Rocks
Harvey McCutcheon
Mt. Airy
Gle
Gripsby
McCutcheon
W. McCutcheon
Green
Norris
OF Rocks AB
BR. H
A. E. White
A. Hariman
Aedlen Jp
Jon Harper
Haines
Athey
Bidingner
Grigsby
Watkins
Scheel
P. zGartrell
Borrer
TOWAS
Main
Rocks
Mt Airy
A. Hartman
H. McCutcheon
Penn
Ammayulbis
Uy Dil Bohrer
Strine and Young
Scarer
Norwend
Thurmont Tops Harney In Ninth Inning Rally
Thurmont erased a Harney lead by scoring five runs in the ninth to win 12-8 in a Penn Maryland league contest and near clinch a two game lead in the Shaughnessy Series playoff. The Penn Maryland schedule ends September 8. Earlier Saturday Thurmont lost 5-1 to the Roanoke Veterans Hospital nine in an exhibition benefiting the Thurmont American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Thurmont
Penn-Maryland
Shaughessey
Thurmont American Legion Post
Roanoke
Veterans Hospital
Middletown AB
R. HO
E. D. Rudy
Brandenburg
EL Ohler
R. Stroup. c
Horine
Maught
McGinnis
Wood
Tate
Weba Fink
Fox
C. Pittinger
J. Stine Zeigler
Crane
Hammong O
F. Eckenrode
H. Bell
R. Vaughn
T. Keller
IK. Sel
R. Harner
Middletown
MecLaughlin
Buckeyst
Middle- Mummerfn
Town
Buckeystown
Kelly
D. Rudy
Ohler
Snider
Harnergi —Stroup
Lenhart
Snyder
Strailman
Strine
H. Beli
T Beckenrode
Durcan
Keeney
Co. Pitaitcher
Crum Tinger
Sweeney J. Strine
Wu Wealicnien
Salme
OU Kelly
Ty Adamis
Keil
Fraley
Ay Wastler
Wastler
Sider
Fraiey
Innn i Ke Sim
Secrer
Fister
Mackley
Bible Thoughts On Grievous Wolves And A Shortest Town Name
A dated clipping cites Acts reference warning of grievous wolves after departure and notes an old tare with mortgage on every estate. It ends with a fragment about “the shortest name of a town on the map of the U S 45” in Maryland and initials T B, G Saze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare
I. G. Saze
U. S.45 T.B
Maryland
Catoctin Golf Club Qualifies 16 For Title Rounds
Sixteen members of the Catoctin Golf Club qualified by medal play for the club championship matches. Malcolm Baer holds the 1946 trophy. runner up Robert Harrington led the first round with a 36 before slipping on the back nine. Pairings for match play are listed for upper and lower brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Snaak
Catoctin Golf Club
Chamfonnhiep Mulls
Wwilteuser Unie Way
Malcolm
Robert Harrington
Fowest
Karl “Buzz” Rhoderick
Harold Hauster
Richard Wenzel
W. B. Lebberg
Dr. W. E. Ross
Malcolm Baer
HM. Brown
John Nelson Bowers
Wilbur E. Kenny
Paul Johnson
Charles Price
Gordon Spurrier
W. C. McSherry
Snook
Baer
Jamson
Hausler
Leichert
Spurrier
Bowers
R. Rhoderick
Buzz Rhoderick
Kerns
McSherry
Rosy
Wenzel
Price
Brown
Harrington
Hollywood Flesh Market Prices Talent in Inflation Peak
Hollywood prices elite talent as a market surge grips the film industry. Independent producers hold back stars and directors while others cash in with private talent pools, raising costs across top names and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Petter
Slam conventions spark debate at Summer Nationals
The American Contract Bridge League announced the fall National Tourney will run December 8 to 15 at Hollywood Beach Hotel, first national final in the deep South since 1941. The report covers Stresau’s bold six clubs bid and the ensuing play, plus notes on film industry hype surrounding White Night and Smash-up with stars Joan Crawford and Susan Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
American Contract Bridge League
Hollywood Beach
Bindeengad
Richmond
Fred C. Stresau
Fort Lauderdale
Strelan
East
Io North
North
South
Strelau
Susan Hayward
Stanley
Genius
Cortez
Ricardo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vic Flint
Libby
Marcia
Nugget Hill
Astral
Paelcroft
Amistral
Melcroft
Mistral
MA. Maclcroft
Brunswick
Clemsonville
L. Pet
Broad Run
Narmony
Deerene Ny i Ballenger
Byna
Berg Damascus
Harrisville
Emmitsburg
Travis Banton
Stresan & None
Elgeiz Elexis
Warners
Joan Crawford
South West North
Bim
Barnegat
Ol” Bey
Matt and
Jeff
Cack
Boots
Junior
TREN
Aello
Red Ryder
Trunsder
Red Rider
Beaver
Eseam
Freckles
Erately
Hani
ARDS
Rusty
NSS
Jake
Hippocrates
Adonis Sampson
Trwllams