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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1954

Page

10

Cadets Lose Opener 38-0 at Bel Air in 1954

Frederick Cadets were drubbed 38-0 by Bel Air on Friday. Bobcats executed a split-T with Calliotte and Miller scoring three first-half touchdowns and two more in the final period amid penalties. Frederick's only bright moment came in the second period as Clemson connected with Ramsburg on a potential score.

Bel Air Homer Brooks Ates Bobcats Cadets Clemson Frederick Bobcats Ramsburg Dick Shank Miller Annapolis High School Callicotte Mancowitz Callcotte

MIG5 Fighter Unclaimed by Red Officials on Eglin Base

Washington reports a Russian built MIG5 jet delivered to the United States for 100000 dollars a year ago remains unclaimed by Soviet or Chinese Communist owners. The aircraft is under study at the Air Proving Ground Command in Eglin Air Force Base Florida. Officials note the owners would have difficulty proving claims and compare the jet’s value to an F86 priced much higher. The piece also recalls pilot K. 8. Ne’s dramatic flight anniversary next Tuesday.

Washington Uniit Air Force Air Proving Ground Command Eglin Air Force Base Fla U.S. Air Force United States K. 8. Ne

Six Elderly Die In Kansas Nursing Home Fire

Six aged residents perished when a nursing home outside Kincaid Kansas was engulfed in flames. One patient was seriously burned, three escaped. Mayor H J Smethers joined volunteers at the alarm. The home run by Mr and Mrs J H Statham. Mrs Statham said residents were evacuated but some returned inside.

Kincaid Kan Kansas H. J. Smethers J. H. Stathun

Mississippi Southern Beats Alabama in 7-2 Upset

Southern overpowered the Crimson Tide 7-2 in Montgomery last night marking a repeat upset. The Southerners opened scoring early and kept Alabama scoreless until the final period.

Mississippi Southern Alabama

Radio Schedule Highlights Dodgers Giants and More

A dense listing of radio programs across CBS NBC and ABC stations, detailing Dodgers and Giants game notes, music shows, news segments, and varied entertainment slots. It lists programs like News Pan American Almanac, Landou Showcase, Sports Parade, Stars from Paris, Capitol Cloakroom, True or False, Grand Ole Opry, Chicago Theater, and Pee Wee King music hours. Stations include WEMD WBAL WORTM WMAL and others with times from early evening to late night.

CBS WBAL Giants MBS ABC WMAL Tvening Landou Nbe Cda Bob Edge Abe Paris Abe Capitol Cbs News Abe Sam Levine Abe Washington Chicago Cos Neta

TV Programs and Baseball Highlights Mixed On Evening Schedule

A long run of TV listings shows programs across CBS NBC and DuMont with sports and entertainment notes. Key results include Ezzard Charles KO loss, Yankees pennant hopes and Pirates win over Dodgers. summaries cover innings, slams by Bobby Avila and Bob Turley, and notable hospital update on Eddie Yost.

Benefit softball doubleheader planned at Baker Park Sunday

A charity double bill Sunday features selected players from East Frederick Walkersville and Mountaindale rosters. Teams include Billingsley and All-Star nines under managers Harvey Showe Jim Powell William Working and lineup names such as Sonny White Jim Shore and Bobby Karns. Warmups at 12 30 p m with first game at 2 p m profits to uninsured injured players expenses.

Ballenger Baker Park Mer George Balle Walkersville Harvey Showe Jim Powell William Working East Frederick Sonny White Jim Shore Glen Smith Junie Karns Bobby” Karns Bartonsville John Crummitt Dick Main Chester Blank Don Baker Doug Falk

Grid Season Opens Today

New York Sept. 17 College football begins across the athletic state with a dozen games on Saturday and a TV showcase pitting Oklahoma at California. Maryland visits Kentucky as Georgia Tech meets Baylor, Texas faces LSU, Rice plays Florida, and other Dixie matchups include Davidson vs Virginia Military and Georgia vs Florida State among several others.

New York ABC Oklahoma California Gene Chuck Mather Massillon Ohio Kansas Jayhawks Texas Christ An Texas A & M Texas Tech Paul ‘Bear Bryant Aggie Davidson Virginia Military Georgia Florida State North Carolina State Virginia Tech George Washington Wake Forest

Indians Face 135000 Ticket Applications For World Series

Cleveland officials reported 135000 applications for World Series tickets as Indians aim to manage demand. Most orders request two strips of three seats, equating to about four times available. If fillable at a fourth, remaining orders will be drawn by lot. Police prepare for crowds October 1 to 3 with 25 extra detectives. Deputy inspector James E. McArthur noted scalpers often appear with large ticket lots.

Cleveland Ueculive Fur Analiig James E. McArthur

Colts Meet Redskins In Baltimore Exhibition Clash

Baltimore Sept 17 The Colts host the Washington Redskins in an exhibition game with Zollie Toth returning from jaw injury and John Huzvar likely starting at fullback after last season's performance. Buzz Nutter will center the ball. The Redskins seek their first win in an exhibition this year.

Baltimore Baltimore Colts Washington Redskins Zollie Toth John Huzvar Redskins Colts Buzz Nutter

League Leaders and Batting Averages Briefing

Avila Cleveland leads with 338 batting average, Mantle tops runs with New York 122, Berra drives in 123 for New York. Fox of Chicago 193 hits, Vernon Washington 33 doubles, Minosa Chicago 17 triples. Doby Cleveland 31 homers, Kasca Jensen Boston 2 stolen. Consuegra Chicago 16 3 pitching, Turley Baltimore 180 greenats. Snider Brooklyn 343 batting, Musial St Louis 17 runs, Miuszewski Cincinnati 134 RBIs. Mueller New York 197 hits, Snider Brooklyn and Hamner Philadelphia 38 doubles. Mays New York 17 runs, Kluszewski Cincinnati 49 home runs, Bruton Milwaukee 2 stolen bases. Antonelli New York 21 6 pitching, Waddix St Louis 174 strikeouts.

Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers New York Giants Max Sarkent Billy Lees Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts Johnny Antonelli del Enniv Philadelphia Giants New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Tommy Byrne Yogi Berra Yanks Johnny Gray Irv Noren Mickey Mantle Eddie Robinson Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Bobby Avila Dean Stone Boston Washington Red Sox Eddie Yost Russ Kemmerer Bob Kennedy Chuck Diering Bob Turley Baltimore Orioles Chicago White Sox Kennedy Jack Harshman Diering Don Johnson Turtey Milwaukee St. Louis Cardinals Lilies Antonelli Wilhelm Westrum St. Louis Nichols Jolly Koslo Johnson Grandad Hadrita Wade Staley Partn Associated Press Avila Cleveland Mantle New York Rune Berra Fox Chicago Vernon Minosa Doby Kasca- Jensen Consuegra Greenats — Turley Baltimore Snider Brooklyn Musial St.Louis Miuszewski Cincinnati Mueller Hamner Mays Kluszewski Bruton

Charles Loses By Kayo To Marciano At Yankee Stadium

Ezzard Charles was knocked out by Rocky Marciano in a one sided bout at Yankee Stadium. Marciano dominated from the second round, forcing a stoppage as Charles was counted out in the eighth. Weill hinted next opponents could be Don Cockell or Nino Valdes as international plans loom.

Associated Press New York Yankee Stadium Rocky Marciano Brockton Mass Ezzard Charles Cincinnati Washington Willie Troy Walter Cartier Brooklyn Piazenza Italy Tiberio Mitra Gaston Muelenbrouck France Charles Kayo Marciano Cockell Murray Rose England Don Cockell Cuba Nino Valdes Brockton Blaster Valdes al Weill Rocky Alexander Schiff Wellt Los Angeles Eddie Fisher Las Vegas Inter al Bert Ezzard Tosi Ezzy

Second Game On Sunday In Shaughnessy finals clash

Brunswick hosts Ijamsville at E. W. Scheer stadium Sunday at 2 p m in the Maryland State League Shaughnessy series. A 8-3 setback in last weekend’s opener sparked a Brunswick bid to even the best of series as Railroaders seek revenge for the decisive loss.

Brunswick Ijamsville E. W. Scheer Stadium Railroaders Tramsville Ramsburg Summers Moylan Rice Holland Staley Mel Webber Webber TheRailroaders Liamsville Middletown Bolivar Heart of Maryland New Market

Terps to Open Season in Maryland Kentucky Clash

Maryland ranked No 3 in the AP preseason poll meets Kentucky in Lexington with coach Jim Tatum splitting his squad into two balanced teams. Maryland aims to avenge last season and field a deep 40-man roster while Kentucky, missing key players, plans a strong first-string showing. Kickoff is 2 p.m. Central Standard Time in front of about 36,000 fans.

Lexington Maryland Kentucky Associated Press Blanton Collier Terps Collier Oklahoma Watts Udine Charles Boxhold Dick Bielski Ronnie Waller Joe Hornung Jim Tatum Steve Meilinger Ralph Paclone Bielski Lynn Beightol kKickoff

Baseball Headlines From The Leagues Include Dense Standings

The American and National Leagues show Cleveland and New York leading in tight standings with teams like Brooklyn Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis close behind. Yesterday's results featured wins by Pittsburgh and others while today’s schedule lists matchups in Philadelphia New York Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and others with notable pitchers and probable starters.

St. Louis Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Pittsbursh Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Ailwaukee Dickson Maalie Uiddle Mikhwaukee Inignti'Centey Jones Cincinnati Pollet Verentine Cn-Die

Keep Your Camera In Top Condition With Regular Cleaning

How to maintain a camera including bellows dust removal using a syringe and lens cleaning with tissue and fluid. Check for bellows leaks, repair pins with tape, or replace with new bellows. Gently glue loose leather and apply leather dressing for a renewed look and function. Frederick Camera Shop offers cleaning and repair services.

Kodak Hiltner-Roele Frederick Camera Shop West Patrick St. Frederick Maryland

Public sale of household goods and antiques in Frederick County

An 1954 notices page describes several public sales in Frederick County. Elizabeth Lindsay announces an estate sale on Ridge Road Braddock Heights featuring an antique and modern household inventory including furniture, china, glassware, and appliances. Additional auctions follow on Jefferson Street and Adamstown, listing dining and living room suites, beds, dressers, lamps, cooking utensils, and tools with cash terms and in one case lunch service for visitors.

Park Ave Frederick City Ww. C. Hann John L Penton Helen F. Penton T Will Sel Rocky Ridge Kenmore Electric Kathryne E Valentine Rocky Hidge Foelloneer Ralph Wesbright Orphans’ Court Frederick County Bertie G. Lindsay Mount Pleasant Maryland Onan Gy Elizabeth Leixdsay Surrier Adminstratrix Tematis Lease R. G. Kelly Edward D. Storm Null and Null Edwin H Lockwood Braddock Heights Jonn W Null & Deitert Fredemen John L .Shaw J. B. Thomas Jefferson Street Damsioun C. B. Thomas Omer Adamstown

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