Frederick High Meets Littlestown In Season Opener
Frederick High School Cadets prepare for a 1950 varsity football opener at McCurdy Field against Littlestown. Francis Gerrick, 219 pounds, star back, leads the Thunderbolts who bring 22 first stringers and a swift, heavy-line squad. Watch for Gerrick on offense and defense as Brooks Hummel deploys a mixed formation and the Cadets use a single wing.
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Guhrart Reichart
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Reynolds
Snyder
Bish
Koontz
Koons
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H. Badders
Rock
Pete Haugh
Haugh
Jimmy Baker
Ronnie Treryar
Albie Mullican
Baker
Charles Powell
Markoc
Tyergar
Lkely
Bob Schauer
Mercy
Washington
Alvin Pet
Baltimore City Wallege
Earl Houck
Brooks
Hhis
Will Koons
Dick Marshman
Frederick High
Sperry L. Storm
Frederick
Walkersville Bowling League Exhibits Regional Results
Walkersville Bowling League reports latest results from Country Club and Ideal Gar. points with Mount Pleasant and Frederick Co. Product rounds for total pinfall. High team game and set recorded at Country Club 1 1,734. Tie for high individual game 141 between R Hahn and K Nus. LeGore not in Tri County League playoffs. an exhibition game set for Sunday at 2 15 p.m. Tri-Countians face Lime enemy club. LeGore 6 2, Stump Stitely winning pitcher.
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Fredk. Co
Lawson Motors
Ox Fibre Co
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K. Nusan
Legore
Doubs
Stump Stitely
Football Classic To Be Played Saturday
Philadelphia fans anticipate a big line clash as the Eagles meet the Cleveland Browns in a Saturday night NFL opener. Steve Van Buren is out with a foot injury, while tackle Al Wistert and halfback Bosh Pritchard may return. Coach Earle Neale emphasizes the line as decisive in a game expected before 75,000 fans. The Browns boast strong defense and AAC leading marks, challenging Neale’s veteran Eagles front.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Eagles
Browns
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Greasy) Neale
Neale
Steve van Buren
NFL
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al Wistert
Bosh Pritchard
AAC
Cleveland
Eagies
Hustlers Enter Final Rounds Of Play Sunday
Frederick Hustlers advance to the final rounds of the Shaughnessy series with Colesville, in a top four Montgomery County Baseball League playoff. Colesville, runner up, will host at Damascus diamond while Rockville finished first and Frederick fourth in the six club league.
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Shaughnessy
Montgomery County Baseball League
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Frederick
Colesville
Damascus
Rockville
Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Sermipros
Charles ‘Town
W. Va i Legionnaires
West Virginia
McCurdy
Charles Town
Players Seek Share Of World Series TV Radio Revenue
Freddie Hutchinson Detroit Tiger pitcher and AL players rep says athletes in both major leagues will seek a percent cut of future World Series TV and radio revenues. He spoke with Tommy Henrich, Yankee spokesman, and plans to push the issue at winter meetings with owners and the Commissioner. The talks follow discussions with Marty Marion about sharing the $975,000 TV radio income.
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Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit Tiger
Hutchinson
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
Marty Martion
St. Louis Cardinals
A. B. Chandler
Cincinnati
General Fund
Night baseball results and schedule for AL games
Results yesterday New York 7 Detroit 5 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 6 Boston 3 Washington Cleveland. Tonight New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland. A short humorous tale about a traveling circus in the hills ends with a joke about a hillbilly noting the trombone prod.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
x-Washington
Cleveland
Washington
Mount St Marys grid prospects look dim for 1949 season
John Law faces a rebuilding year at Mount St Marys with many key players gone. Walt Bellardinelli left for the Army, Frank Rono transferred to Duquesne, and several backs and linemen departed. Law has no assistants and must improvise with a lean squad as the season opens with Shippensburg on the slate.
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John Law
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mount St. Mary's
Notre Dame
Law
Bellardinelli
Walt Bellardinelli
Frank Rono
Marty Green
Duquesne
Jim Leahy
Joe Veltri
John Muller
O'Connor
John
Paul O'Connor
Walt Golymbieski
John Borsuk
Joe Gelish
Don Waterman
Jim Wall
Green
Larry Trout
Phil Waterman
Don
Jack Lawrence
Loyola High
World Series Plans Are Made
Cincinnati Sept 14 The 1950 World Series dates and plans were set pending possible ties in both leagues. If no ties occur games begin October 4 at the National League winner’s home park with anticipated travel days and 1 p.m. local starts. Prices are listed with slight Philadelphia tax adjustments. Walter Mallory said eight clubs may print tickets immediately though most would wait a few days.
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Cincinnati
Major League Baseball
Detroit
New York
Boston
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Will Harridge
Philadelphia
Walter Mallory
Baseball
Event schedule shows college matches from Sept to Nov
A compact schedule lists games for Lebanon Valley on September 30, Western Maryland on October 7, Waynesburg on October 14, Catholic University on October 28, St. Francis on November 4, and Arnold away on November 18.
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Maryland
Waynesburg
Catholic U
St. Francis
Arnold, Away
Yankees Take Lead Again in pennant chase
The New York Yankees moved into first place in the American League pennant race by defeating the Detroit Tigers 7-5 in Detroit. Jolt hits by Joe DiMaggio Johnny Mize and Clift Mapes fueled the rally after Detroit chased Vic Rasch in the first inning. White Sox beat the Athletics 5-2, Dodgers swept Reds in a doubleheader, Giants split with Pirates, and Phil lies beat the Cardinals 3-2 to stay six games ahead. Browns extended their win streak to eight with a 6-3 win over the Red Sox. In other NL action, Chicago topped Boston and Cincinnati split with Brooklyn. In social news Mr and Mrs Charles T Meyer celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary at Periland near Knoxville.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Joe DiMaggio
Johnny Mize
Clit Mapes
Yanks
Tigers
Vic Rasechi
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Hearn
Murry Dickson
Willie Jones
Eddie Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Konstanty
Phils
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Dick Starr
Boston
Ted Williams
Chicago
Elks Win Wild And Woolly Softball Final
The Elks beat North End Civic Association 17 to 14 at Staley Park in a rain‑shortened final game opener. Corun pitched both nights for the Elks while Crum took the loss for North End as wild pitching and 21 total walks fueled the high scoring affair.
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The
Elks
North End Civic Association
Staley Park
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Moore
North Enders
Elkis
Michael
Hayes
Crum
Corun
Fiks
C. Ziegler
Brachey
Carroll
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Reported
Results show Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 7 New York 1, Boston 7 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2. Night and doubleheader games listed with matchups Brooklyn at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
L. Pet
Burk to Challenge Tittle for Colts Quarterback Job
Baltimore Sept 14 Y A Tittle faces a squeeze as Adrian Burk and George Blanche join the Colts. Burk, Baylor’s top passer, starts Sunday against Washington while Tittle, the early star, may see only spot duty if three quarterbacks remain in contention. Electrically operated farming devices boost output, saving time.
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Baltimore
Y. A. Tittle
Meteor
Tittle
Baltimore Colts
Texas
Adrian Burk
Colts
George Blanche
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Tittls
Burk
Baylor
Green Bay
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Louisiana State
Clem Crowe
Colt
Buck Shaw
San Francisco 49Ers
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