Frederick, Thurmont reach Maryland State League finals
Frederick victories 11 9 over Thurmont at McCurdy Field to clinch finals as Cidine Colasao homers for Frederick while Jack Geiser saves. Tom Geiser finishes for Frederick as Thurmont without ace Frank Wilders falls behind early. Ichin.
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Cashtown Wins Opener Over Union Bridge in Pen Mar Playoff
Cashtown pitcher Ron Rump held Union Bridge to six hits while striking out ten in the opener. He also drove in Cashtown's other run with a single as Mark Fiscal produced the first run. Rohrbaugh aided defensively with a spectacular sixth inning catch, while Union Bridge outfielder Dick Wilhide made a diving grab.
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Col George L Hicks Dies At Age 85 In Cambridge
Col George L Hicks U S Army veteran and grandson of Maryland governor Thomas Holliday Hicks died at his Cambridge home at 85. He served in the Philippine and Hawaiian campaigns, coached by his medical education, and retired from the Army in 1935. Survivors include his widow Mabel Mullin and two sons Thomas Holliday Hicks Jr and G L Hicks III. Services set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Cambridge Cemetery.
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Moon's 325 Leading Loop
Moon's 325 leading the National League batting race amid close contenders Wally Moon Hank Aaron and others as season nears end. Mantle tops American League with strong averages and 118 RBIs while Williams closes on him. Home run leader Duke Snider sits at 37 with Musial pushing RBI pace.
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Woman Pedestrian Injured In City Accidents
A Baltimore woman, Roxie Parnell, 35, suffered a shallow head wound after stepping from a tram into Wet AIL Street traffic and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police cited Harold J. Dorsey, 17, who said he could not avoid the collision. In a separate crash, Giles M. Hall, 56, struck parked cars on South Bentz Street, causing about 95 in damage and facing reckless driving charges. the cars belonged to Edna M. Weedy.
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Sloppy Celebrities Feature At Labor Day Rally Highlights
The article notes remarks by former President Truman criticizing the present administration and urging support for Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. It also mentions the 34th annual national reunion with veterans, including officers elected like William Sinnott and Cornelius Vernon, and honors given to May 1 1957 veterans.
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Truman Accuses GOP of Working Against Labor
President Truman leveled charges that the Republican administration harms labor with anti labor policies. The statement came amid pre season talk about Washington Redskins prospects and reflected political tension as party lines sharpened nationwide.
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Yellowstone and Everglades National Parks Timeline
Yellowstone National Park established in 1872 as the oldest in the United States while Everglades National Park followed later, created in 1947 as the youngest.
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