Indians And Yankees Win
Baseball roundup from Chicago and across the league highlights Larry Doby’s tie breaking homer for Cleveland over the White Sox 3-2 in Comiskey Park keeping 32 game AL lead over New York. Ted Williams hits his 23rd as Red Sox pound Athletics 21-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Larry Doby
Comiskey Park
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Justy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Granny Hamner
Jack Dittmer
Afibauk Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Williams
Homer
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Jim Konstanty
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Wiliams
Billy Goodman
Matt Bolling
Bolling
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Mel Ott
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Giants
Dodgers
Bill Tuttle
Hoot Evers
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Briggs Stadium
R .H. E. Tuauuit
Philadelphia
Sullivan
White
Portocarrero
Lima
Oster
Astroth
R. H. E. New York
Washington
Pittsburgh
Simmons
Burgess
Friend
Thies
LaPalme
Hetki
Shepard
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Greenwood
Mrozinski
Ridzik
Lopata
Littlefield
Law
Atwell
Hughes
Labine
Walker
Maglie
Wilhelm
Katt
Westrum
R. HE
Chicago Can & LL
St. Louis
Manner
Tremel
Davis
Garazinta
Jones
Brazie
Wade
Sarni
MUM Auker Opere
Cincinnati
Burdette
Johnson
Kosio
Jolly
Crandall
Valentine
Smith
Semirick
Landrith
New Maryland President Attends Maryland Terps Scrimmage
Dr. Wil son H Elkins, newly named Maryland president, watched a 45 minute scrimmage as the Terrapins prepare for the Sept 1 opening game at Kentucky. He stated football will have its proper place and he will not de emphasize it. Second scrimmage in three days, under Coach Kim Tatum, in 92 degree heat with quarterbacks Boxold Beightol and end Walker handling kicking duties. Also results from Piedmont League games: York versus Colonial Heights 8-7 in 10 innings, Norfolk 4- Lancaster 3, Newport News 5- Hagerstown 2, Lynchburg 5- Portsmouth 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Wilson H. Elkins
University
Bikins
University of Texas
Charlie Boxold
Lynt Beightol
Bill Walker
Kim Tatum
Kentucky
York
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Norfolk
Lancaster
Newport News
Hagerstown
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Canadian Football On TV This Afternoon
Canadian football returns to the United States with Ottawa Rough Riders versus Montreal Alouettes at 2 p m EDT to be carried by NBC coast to coast. NBC previously aired Ottawa versus Toronto Argonauts 13 6 with strong American viewership and favorable early feedback.
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Montreal
United States
Ottawa Rough Riders
Montreal Alouettes
Big Four Union
NBC
Canada
Ottawa
Toronto Argonauts
Toronto
Argonauts
Frederick Labor Day Rodeo and Area Festivities Planned
Frederick area hosts a benefit rodeo at the Frederick Fairgrounds with two performances at 2:50 and 8:30 p.m. Pro rodeo stars Young Jackie Rinehart and Olive Rinehart highlight the program. Proceeds benefit SECA building fund. Other events include parades, fireworks, and interlinked entertainment across Gaithersburg, Ijamsville, and Charles Town Tied to Labor Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Liamsville
Charles Town
W. Va
Gaithiersburg
South End
Fairgrounds
Jackie Rinehart
Roper
Olive Rinehart
Happy John
Cordwood
Seca Building Fund
Gaithersburg
Theodore R. McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
Washington Grove
Wesley Briggs
Lp. m
Agricultural Center
Ijamsville
Creagers- Lawn
Frederick ‘Dodgers
York
Frederick High Football Schedule 1954
Frederick High School announces its 1954 varsity football schedule engineered by Coach Homer Brooks. Eight games and one open date with four away and four home matchups including Belair Annapolis Bethesda Chevy Chase Montgomery Blair Hagerstown Woodward Prep and an open date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belair
Annapolis
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Richard Montzgomery
Galthersbore
Woodward Prep
Washington
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today's AP Roundup
Baseball standings and yesterday results across the majors with teams such as Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit and others. Details cover wins losses percentage games behind and upcoming matchups with listed probable pitchers and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Night Wynn
Houtteman
Harshman
Nig -Morgan
Stone
Nia
Kellner
Colem
Zaverink
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
el Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago St
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Erskine
Antonelli
Conley
Fowler
Drews
Jush
Raschi
Richardson Upsets Australia's Ace
Richard sons Baton Rouge diabetic player shocks Australia's No. 1 Lewis Head 6 4 7 5 11 4 to reach the Davis Cup singles semifinal in Forest Hills New York. The 21 year old’s victory follows a brutal three hour battle as other Australians dominate the round with Trabert, Seixas, Rosewall and Hartwig advancing to quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
WN. Y
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Australia
Lewis Head
Hoad
Louisiana
Richardson
United States
Down Under
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Edward Moylan
Trenton
N. J
Rex Hartwig
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Lefty Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Trabert
Hartwig
Larsen
Rosewall
Tom Brown Jr
San Francisco
Seixas
Three Horse Trainers Suspended By State
Maryland Racing Commission suspended three trainers after stimulation cases at Hagerstown. William K. Lafferty received 18 months, Charles P. Chenoweth 60 days, and Normal L. Brown six months. Chenoweth was ruled negligent in supervision. Lafferty admitted injecting amphetamine into Loksgood before a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Hagerstown
William K. Lafferty
Charles P. Chenoweth
L. Brown
D. Eldred Rimehart
State Racing Commission
Chenoweth
Lafferty
Loksgood
Rinehart
Golf Title Play To Open VFW Country Club Championship
The VFW Country Club Labor Day golf title opens with matches across three days led by Club Pro Glenn Spencer. Medalist Carl W Snook shot 73. Pairings include defending champ Rhoderick versus Decker and Snook versus Scollard, with multiple flights and byes listed. Spencer also announced a flag tournament as a Labor Day feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Country Club
Glenn Spencer
Carl W_ Snook
Earl Rhoderick
Harry L. Decker
Richard Wenzel
Ozzie Fagan
John N. Bowers
Cleo Willoughby
George Slagle Jr
al Lovelace
Carl W. S
Norkus Beats Brion In Sparsely Attended MSG Bout
Charley Norkus, 26, Port Washington, NY, narrowly outpointed Cesar Brion of Argentina in a crowded Madison Square Garden card. The 10 round heavyweight affair was wretchedly paced with few connects, reflecting Norkus’s comeback bid after a recent knockout. Brion’s record moves to 42-10. Norkus stands 18-24-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charley Norkus
Cesar Brion
Norkus
Port Washington
N. Y
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Jackson
Brian
Hex
Cesar
U. S
Bob Baker
Brooklyn
Associated Press
N. J
Cesar Brinn
Rome
Italy
Tiberio Mitri
Les Allen
England
County Softball Showdown Set For Sunday at Baker Park
Ballenger clashes with Mountaindale in a best 3 of 5 series as Mountaindale seeks to extend a dominant season 28-2, while Ballenger eyes an 11th title in 17 years. The two rural rivals meet for games one and two with umpires Newton and Kennedy at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Ballenger
Frederick County Softball League
Mountainsdale
Mountaineer
Marion Rice
Spangles
Neevious
Mountaindale
Mountaineers
Ballanger
Weirtz
Bowers
Layman
Rice c
Ballengers
Red Shafer
Jim Blank
Bill Blank
Jim
Red Powell
H. Powell
Norman Stone
Vincent
Bobby Kline
Lenhart
Shafer
Lake
C. Cline
Newton
John Kennedy
Weekend Maryland baseball action and early league results
Weekend games feature Md state matchups including Williamsville at Frederick Grove Garber vs Beallsville at Brunswick Pfeiffer Welsh vs Richardson semifinals at Waimea Shoyahne Tri-County Creagerstown at Middletown Pfeiffer Welsh first game Shaughnessey finals Heart Md baseball Bolivar at Taylorsville first game Shaugnessey finals Pen Mar union Bridge at Fairfield New Windsor at Cashtown New Oxford at Blue Ridge Emmitsburg at Thurmont County League softball Mountaindale vs Ballenger At Baker Park opening championship round Batting Larry Doby Cleveland Indians hits a single double and a homer driving in two in 3-2 win over Chicago Pitching Curt Simmons Phillies allow five singles in 7-1 win over Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xliamsville
Frederick—Grove
Garber x Beallsville
Brunswick
Pfeiffer
Pen-Mar Baseball Union Bridge
Fairfield
New Windsor
Cashtown
New Oxford
Blue Ridge
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Public Sale Of Farm And Household Goods In New Windsor Md
A public sale of farm machinery tools and household items will be held on Saturday September 18 1984 at twelve noon on the farm premises eight miles from Taylorsville Md near Dusendoris Sams Creek in New Carroll County. Items include McCormick Deering tractor Model H plows harrows wagon trailer wood saw tools Frigidaire range beds chairs and many more. Cash in full day of sale. Morris Smith Route 2 New Windsor Md Delbert and Null auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Carroll County
Sams Creek
Taylorsville
McCormick-Deering
John Detere
Food Ag
Morris Smith
New Windsor
Delbert & Null, Auet
R OL. Kelly
Indians Hunt Pennant as Greenberg Trails in Offseason
Baseball roundup notes Hank Greenberg trails George Weiss in brain trust power as the Cleveland Indians surge toward the pennant. Indianapolis farm stars fuel the Tribe while the Yankees slip in KC. Art Houtteman and Hal Newhouser impact the rotation as Al Lopez plans for a season finish with Garcia Wynn and Lemon rested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
NEW York II
Hank Greenberg
George Weiss
Yankees
Hank
Cleveland Indians
Minnie Minasa
Gish
Indianapoli
Kansas City
Indians
Indianapolis
Yanks
Art Houtteman
Detroit
Greenberg
Houtteman
Tribe
Hal Newhouser
Prince Hal
al Lopez
Mike Garcia
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
X ray schedule and local notices for September county events
The Montgomery County Tuberculosis Association will deploy the x-ray truck across the upper county next year with a September schedule listing locations and churches from September 13 to 17 including Sunshine Mt Carmel Methodist Brookeville Mount Zion Rosedale Kingston Safeway Bethesda Bradley shopping center S Silver Spring Ellsworth drive Hecht's. Also noted are a Special-Clearance sale and local mentions of a skeet thrower missing at Singanore Gun Range and a regular Izaak Walton League meeting at Hotel Frederick with a chicken supper on September 7. Mount Pleasant Hall benefit, Ford Reunion, Mountaindale Picnic, and septic tank cleaning ad round out the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Tuberculosis , Association
Sunshine
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Brookeville
Mt. Zion
Rosedale
Kensington
Safeway
Bethesda
Bradley Blvd
S. Silver Spring
Ellsworth Drive
Hecht's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terps
Frederick High
Montgomery Blair
Away
Meyrays
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sherrard Sherman
Frederick High School
Throwen
Uble
Sid Kohn
Sid Cohn
UFR
Leo Colliflower
Hoy Seigler
Dick Ingham
Wilbur Ford
Sting
Buyer Insurance Agency
N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
Waimea Shoyahne
Creagerstown
Middletown
Heart Md
Bolivar
Shaugnessey
Curt Simmons
Hales and Shipper Red
Elberta
Pryors Orchard
Williams Grove Park and Speedway
S.w
Gettysburg
Great Grangers
Drisco
Billy Barton
Singanore
Izaak Walton League
Mount Pleasant
Reformed Church
Ford
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Amey F. Kreh
Southern Distributors
Braddock Heights
Skyline
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Norce 1
The
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Sherwood Bros. Inc
E. South
Wisner Streets
Aree Board OF Zoning Appeals
Lawson Motor Sales
Saawana Purep
Market Street
Lambert
Walnut Grove Road
Taneytown
Fordson
Black Hawk
Willis
Hampshire
Farrow
Universal Milkers
Stewart
Piney Creek Grange No
L. Lucas
Earl Bowers
Carl Haines
Chambersburg
Penna
Marion
Cd.s.t
Fords
Fergusons
Farmalis
Oliver
Jon Derres
Allis Chalmers
New Idea
Rosenthal
D. D. xi
Ralph W. Horst
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Edward M. Morningstar
Jeannetta A. Bowman
West Main Street
Mackley
Helen F. Mack
Frank E. Schaeffer
Edith C. Schaeffer
Loretta T. Shore
Wilbur F. Sheffield, JR
Edwin F. Nikirk
Thomas S. Glass
Glenn Trout
Orphan's Court
Edith C. Schaeffer Morningstar
Morningstar
John L. Shaw
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