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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1950

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3

Six-Game Card Is Announced for Frederick JV Squad

Frederick high school junior varsity will play a six game schedule this fall with two games against Martinsburg JV and single games against Annapolis High JV and Hagerstown JV. A planned Leesburg match was cancelled due to limited practice, with a potential September 22 home date, and other games likely against Littlestown and Harpers Ferry. The squad, largely composed of sophomores, will run a split-T formation under Coach Brooks, featuring a backfield led by Bobby Weddle at quarterback and Sonny Krantz, Thomas Stockman at half, Eugene Krantz at fullback, with several freshmen joining after school opens. Wilbur Main stands out as a tough, diminutive defender among growing prospects.

Frederick High School Leesburg P High School Gooch Brooke Martinsburg W. Va Annapolis High Hagerstown Littlestown Harpers Ferry Brooks Bobby Weddle Sonny Krantz Thomas Stockman Eugene Krantz Bobby Comer Wilbur Main Gene Hummel John Kelly Howard Stup Kelly Bobby Butler Lou Fisher Fisher David Glick

Entrants Slow For Tennis Tournament

Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors say entrants are slow in signing up for the Frederick Tennis Championship. Deadline is 6 p m Thursday. Senior champ Mel Partridge may not play due to injury, opening the field for Ted Park to bid. Veterans Ramsburg Clapp Radcliffe Mc Cardell Rothenhoefer and Rice already enter. newcomers Welty Blumenauer race in with youth shaping play. Entries continue by phone at listed numbers through Thursday evening.

Ted Park Partridge Park Dick Ramsburg Bob Clapp Buddy Radcliffe Max McCardell Babe Rothenhoefer Rice Scotty” Welty Charles Blumenauer Welty Blumenauer YMCA

Musial Poised To Clinch NL Batting Title In 1949

News from New York reports Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals is virtually secure of the National League batting crown after Johnny Hopp moved to the American League. Hopp’s .340 average trails Musial’s .359, with Jackie Robinson at .330 as the nearest challenger. Musial leads with 170 hits in 473 at bats, 39 doubles, and top marks in runs and early home run pace from Ralph Kiner and others. Maglie and Spahn lead for pitchers with 0.824 and 173 strikeouts respectively.

New York Johnny Hopp Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Hopp Pittsburgh New York Yankees Musial Brooklyn Jackie Robinson Red Schoendienst Carl Furillo Andy Pafko Chicago Boston Sid Gordon Ralph Kiner Bebe Ruth del Ennis Philadelphia Phillies Kiner Philadelphia Richie Ashburn Schoendienst Sam Jethroe Sal Maglie Warren Spatn Ewell Blackwell Cincinnati

Tigers Pound Ball And Win

Detroit dismissed the St. Louis Browns 7 to 4 at Briggs Stadium as 16 Tigers hits backed rookie Ray Herbert in his initial start. Johnny Lipon committed three errors early, but Detroit surged with four third inning hits and two more runs in the seventh to seize the lead.

Detroit Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Tigers Browns Ray Herbert Briggs Stadium Johnny Lipon Herbert Duane Pillette Clarence Marshall Stan Musial Red Schoendienst St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Musiel Gerald Staley Schoendienst Stan Bill Howerton St. Louis Staley Tommy Glaviano Musial Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Steve Gromek Lten Tribe New York Cleveland Yankees Chico Carrasquel Chicago Lou Boudreau Luke Easter Billy Pierce Don Mueller New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Gene Hermanski Carl Furillo Dodger

Baseball results and tonight's AL schedule

Yesterday Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 2 and Detroit defeated St Louis 7 to 4. Today NY at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit, St Louis at Chicago. Night game listed.

Crucial Playoff Game Slated For Sunday

Brunswick starter Kelly will miss the crucial Maryland State League playoff rubber game Sunday at Brunswick against Tjamaville for advancement to the Shaughnessy Series final. Tjamaville won 13 1 to even the series as Kelly broke a finger in the fourth inning after a line drive by Trout.

Brunswick Kelly Willl Tjamsville Trout Yarmaville Tjamaville Tjamaville Crane Holland Tines T. Wagner MacKenzie Keyser C. Staley D. Staley Colliflower Bagent D. Wagner Ous Brunswick AB RH. O. A Garrett Pierce Fo Sth Stjamsville Crone T. Wagener Bowers T. Wagner Co. Staley D. Dawson Dawson Piitcher

Frederick Ramsburg shines in Trenton Texas softball bid

Frederick and Montgomery counties claim Baltimore fame in a national softball pursuit as Guy Ramsburg joins the Baltimore Trenton club for the NA title rounds in Austin Texas. Ramsburg, a veteran third baseman, delivered flawless defense at York Pa as Frederick’s Jack Smith sparked a 35 inning shutout effort and a four game regional sweep amid a 3500 strong crowd.

Frederick Montgomery Baltimore Austin Texas Trenton Democratic Guy “Rabbit” Remaburg Jack Smith Silver Spring Ramahurte Central Atlantic States York Smith Trenton Frankie Rebmann Ramsburg Parti-Sans

Elks win first playoff round over Amvets in Staley Park

The Elks defeated the Amvets 9 to 4 in Staley Park Tuesday night, advancing to the finals against the NECA Civitan series winner. Coran, Hummer, Zeigler, and Loy delivered key hits as Elks clinched the victory in the decisive third inning.

Elks Staley Perk Amvets NECA Coran Hummer Corky Zeigler Loy R. H. £. Ellis Amvers Bruchey Culler Ambrose

National League Night Schedule Notes and Results

In St Louis the National League game ended 4 to 2 for St Louis over Chicago. The New York and Brooklyn clubs had no scheduled games, with Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia listed as currently scheduled with two games. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St Louis had seven night games listed with day and night variations.

St. Louis Chicago New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Simmons To Pitch One More For Phils

Curt Simmons, a 21 year old left hander, is in the army but likely will pitch at least one more game for the Philadelphia Phillies during the pennant drive. He is assigned to the 28th Division Artillery of the Pennsylvania National Guard and reported for federal service today. The Phillies lead the league by seven games and losing a 11 game winner could hurt their pennant hopes. Simmons may appear in the twi night doubleheader against the Brooklyn Dodgers, possibly as starter or reliever, depending on rest and duty commitments.

Philadelphia Curt Simmons Philadelphia Phillies Simmons Curt 28Th Division Artillery Pennsylvania National Guard Phillies Hugh Mulcahy Mulcahy Eddie Sawyer Brooklyn Dodgers James H. Lyons Camp Atterbury Ind Sawyer

Uniteds Coast To Win Over Juniors In Opener

Uniteds Coast defeated Juniors 11 to 2 in the Municipal Softball League championship opener at Baker Park. Herman Tyergar pitched for Uniteds, with two hits allowed and several walks. Atkinson struggled on the mound for Juniors as ten hits left the losers, plus fielding errors, and the series moves to Thursday on the lower diamond.

United Firemen Baker Park Herman Tyergar United A Atkinson AR HK EC Jimiteds Essen H. Tyeryar Kolb Atkinsonand Wetzel

Move Into Finals Northend Lassies Edge Creagerstown 7 4

Northend Lassies reached the Girls Softball League finals by defeating Creagerstown 7 to 4 in game three. Patsy Crum limited Creagerstown to five hits and only one bad inning, while two Lassie errors in the sixth fueled the run. The Lassies meet the Tailorettes in a best two of three series at Staley Park starting tonight.

Northend Lassies Creagerstown Girls Lassies Tailorettes Staley Park South End Patsy Crum Creagerstown RHW. E Northend Green Byrne Crum Wiltis

Concerts and venues draw half a billion from U.S. families

Report highlights that about 500 million dollars are spent each year by American families on concerts lectures theaters and similar events excluding movies. The figure underscores strong consumer support for live entertainment across multiple regions and providers.

Goodman Holds Lead For Batting Honors

Chicago Sept. 5 AX Billy Goodman of the Boston Red Sox held a 21 point lead in the American League batting race with a .368 mark. He added two points to his average last week, while ex-leader Larry Doby slid to third at .341. Hank Bauer fell to fourth at .338 as Al Zarilla, Dom DiMaggio, Phil Rizzuto, and Walt Dropo followed with strong showings. DiMaggio led in runs and stolen bases, Zarilla and Dropo shared RBIs, Kell led in hits and two-baggers, Rosen topped homers, Dizzy Trout posted best ERA, and Bob Lemon led strikeouts.

Chicago Billy Goodman Boston Red Sox Goodman Larry Doby Cleveland Detroit George Ell New York Hank Bauer al Zartia Boston Dorm DiMaggio Phil Rizzuto Walt Dropo Paul Lehner Philadelphia Johnny Groth DiMaggio Red Sox Zarilla Dropo Vern Stephens Kell

Sammy Palumbo Fined 500 After Auto Accident

Sammy Palumbo, veteran jockey on Maryland and West Virginia tracks, was fined 500 after pleading guilty to manslaughter by automobile in connection with the August 27 death of Noy Frazee, a 1-year-old country store operator from Friendsville. Frazee died on Route 40 west of Frostburg. Magistrate D. A. Stanton levied the fine. license revocation is mandatory in such cases with possible penalties up to three years in prison and 1000 dollars fine.

Grantsville Sammy Palumbo Maryland West Virginia Savino Palumbo Noy Frazee Friendsville Frazee Frostburg Palumbo D. A. Stanton

Pro vets Blanda Perina Jensen join roster as rookies Crawford Zalejcki

Five new players join the team with Blanda Perina and Jensen listed as pro veterans while Crawford and Zalejcki are rookies from Mississippi and Notre Dame respectively. The agreement terms remain undisclosed.

Blanda Perina Jensen Crawford Zalejcki Mississippi Notre Dame

Colts Acquire Five Bears Players After Loss to Yanks

The Baltimore Colts announced the acquisition of five Chicago Bears players as they seek to end a six game losing streak in the NFL exhibition season. The new Bears brought in are quarterback George Blanda guard Jim Crawford end Bob Jensen and backs Bob Perina and Ernie Zalejaki. Jim Spavital, a former Bear fullback, also rejoined the club after last night's 42 to 17 defeat by the New York Yanks.

Shreveport Baltimore Colts Chicago Bears George Blanda Jim Crawford Bob Jensen Matt Bob Perina Ernie Zalejaki Jim Spavital Colla New York Yanks

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