Reynolds Holds Bosox As Tigers Defeat Indians
Allie Reynolds fired a six hitter to save the Yankees from a loss at Fenway Park and extend their AL lead. Meanwhile the Detroit Tigers rallied to beat the Cleveland Indians 7 6 as Freddie Hutchinson superbly relieved in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Bosox
Tigers
Boston
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Indians
Yanks
Leo Kiely
Ellis Kinder
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Clyde Vollmer
Williams
Hank Bauer
Willie Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Dodgers
Clem Labine
Jones
Labine
Brooklyn
Chuck Dressen
Bud Podbielan
Philadelphia
Roberts
Jackie Colum
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Berra
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Feller
Freddie Hutchinson
Tribe
Hutchinson
Detroit
Ted Gray
Frank House
Feller
Bengals
Bob
Steve Gromek
Tramsville Methodists Face Myersville In Shaughnessy Final
Tramsville Methodists travel to Myersville for the first game of the Shaughnessy finals in the Heart of Maryland Baseball League. Myersville seeks the title after beating Bolivar. Tramsville eliminated Day. Key pitchers include J Palmer for Myersville and Clark Castle or Ray Hiltner for Ijamsville. A large crowd expected for opening action. MASSER KLIPP REUNION HELD AT GAMBRILL PARK Attendance large. rain disrupted program. next year’s reunion set for second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsville Methodists
Myersville
Heart of Maryland
Nelson Myers
Clark Castle
Ray Hiltner
Ijamsville
Palmer
Masser-Klipp
Gambrill State Park
Gambrill Park
Cadet Casualty in Bel Air Game at McCurdy Field
17 year old FHS backfield senior suffered a leg injury when tackled by four Bel Air players in the second quarter at McCurdy Field last night. Taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital the three star letterman and track team manager is believed to have torn ligaments with no fractures. He was released with orders for X rays and to return for examinations. Mullican was carrying the ball when the score read 13 to 0 in Frederick's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mullican
FHS
Jefferson Street
Bel Air
McCurdy Field
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mullican
Frederick
Brunswick Set to Clinch Series at Home Sunday
Brunswick faces Tjamsville in a decisive Maryland State Baseball League playoff game at E. W. Sheer Stadium Sunday at 2 15 p m Eastern. A Brunswick win would seal the playoff championship under double elimination. Sjamsville vows to force a rubber game after last weekend’s 6 2 4 defeat amid strong infield restocking and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Shaughnessy
Steamsville
E. W. Sheer
Tjamsville
Railroaders
Mer
Charley Holland
Sjamsville
Charles Moylan
Mgr
Merriman
Tramsville
Brunswick-Pfeiffer
Sheffer
Interchurch League Officers Elected for 1951 52
James Fraser was elected president of the Inter-Church Basketball League for the 1951 1952 season at a Thursday night meeting at the Frederick YMCA. Other officers named were Paul Lutz as vice president Kirk Cramer Jr as secretary and Nicholas E Leakins as treasurer. The league plans a ten club circuit with four new teams including Jefferson Reformed Jefferson Lutheran Middletown Lutheran Urbana Methodist Asbury Methodist Evangelical Reformed Frederick Presbyterian Emmitsburg Lutheran Mt Carmel Catholic Emmitsburg and Frederick Calvary Methodist. The schedule aims to start early December and a re organization session will address playing floor commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Church Basketball League
James Fraser
Frederick
Jefferson” Reformed
Jefferson
Lutheran
Middletown Lutheran
Urbana Methodist
Asbury Methodist
Evangelical Reformed
Frederick Presbyterian
Emmitsburg
Mt. Carmel Catholic
Frederick Calvary Methodist
Frederick County
Morris G. Zumbrun
Jefferson Lutheran
John W. Kuschel
Tramsville
Arby
Flint Hill
Urbana
Montgom ery County Bar Elects Thomas C Kelly President
Named bar head Thomas C. Kelly of Rockville was elected president of the Montgomery County Bar Association at its annual meeting this week at the Courthouse in Rockville. The vote highlighted the association's leadership transition and ongoing legal community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Kelly
Rockville
Montgomery County Bar Association
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio and television programs across multiple stations with times ranging from 6:00 to 11:00, including music variety shows, dramas, news, sports, and comedies. Notable items feature Harmony Rangers, Space Patrol, Burns and Allen style segments, and live performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abo Harmony Rangers
Mbs
Earl Godwin
Cbs
Nbs
Farory Wismer
Abc
Robert Nathan
Cbs Ivs
Aba
al Halfer
Xbo
Pbo
Arna
Cbs Space Patrol
Abe
Dimension
Gene Autry
Monty Woolley
Phillip Marlowe
Che
Neta
Abe Sammy Kaye
Art Ford
Stu Erwin
Abe Ken Murray
Cba
Whitemar
Tasnagers
Caesar
Abe Faye Emerson
Chicago
DuMont
Liberty Nine Plans for 1952 Maryland League
Liberty's nine of the Maryland State Baseball League prepares for the 1952 season. A reorganization session elected officers for next year including Robert Diller as president and Paul Nash as business manager. The new board of directors features Lester Grossnickle and Eu gene Hammond among others. Living American veterans of all wars total over 19,000,000 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Maryland State Baseball League
Robert Diller
Maurice Crum
W. H. Kent
Guy Baker
Paul Nash
Edith Myers
Clarence Myers
Lyman Myers
Liberty Club
Frederick Cadets Top Bel Air In Opening Season Battle
Frederick High School under lights at McCurdy Field beat Bel Air 20 to 12 in the season opener with Lou Fisher and Houck scoring and Comer stepping in for an injured back. An estimated 1,500 fans watched the Cadets leverage speed over heft in the victory before next week’s road game at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Eleven
Bel Air
Black and Gold Eleven
Harford County
Mullican
Frederick
Brooks
Comer
Lou Fisher
J. Krantz
Weddle
Bill Ward
Houck
Krantz
Annapolis
American League Friday Results Highlight Five Run New York Triumph
New York defeats Boston 5 to 1 while Detroit edges Cleveland 7 to 6. Other clubs not scheduled. Today’s games feature New York at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit along with Washington at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reynolds Anerra
Kiely
Kinder
Wight
Robinson
Moss
Cleveland Taenereons
Detroit
Feller
Gromek
Brissie
Hegan
Gray
House
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L Pet
Chicago TT
Brooklyn
Junior Firemen Win Municipal Softball League Title
The Junior Firemen defeated South End Civic Association 9-2 at Baker Park to capture the Municipal Softball League championship in a double elimination finale. Carey Layman pitched a three hitter, Colliflower hit a bases loaded three run double in the second, and Henry Lake of SECA allowed nine walks as the Firemen sealed the victory with a party for players and scorekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E.tuniors
Assussawnee Hlc
SECA
Layman
Weddle Lake
Cline
Phillies Triumph Over Brooklyn and St Louis 9-6 in NL Action
National League results show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn and St. Louis 9 to 6. Chicago blanked 0 by St. Louis in a night game. Standings list Brooklyn leading with 82 wins, New York 88, St. Louis 77, Boston 73, Philadelphia 71, Cincinnati 63, Pittsburgh 61, Chicago 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Chicago
St. Louis
Hiller
Dubiel Ai Chiti
Collum
D. Rice
Philadelphia A
Brooklyn
Labine
Podbielan
Branca
Schmitz
King
Walker
Roberts
Wilber
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
New “York
Frederick County Clay Target Championship Opens Sept 30
Three trophies will be offered in the Frederick County Clay Target Championship at Tuscarora Gun Club ten miles south of the city on U S Route 15. The event, Septem ber 30, is jointly sponsored by Tuscarora Gun Club and the Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club. Prizes cover 16 yard Champion Handicap Champion and Junior Champion classes. Open to Frederick County residents only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Tuscarora
Sandla Jewelry Co
Tuscarora Gun Club
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club
Confirmation Ceremony at St. Josephs Parish in Frederick
Bishop Shehan confers the sacrament on thirty-one boys thirty-nine girls and fifteen adults before about 350 parishioners. The procession from the school featured 85 candidates. clergy included Monsignor Sheridan and several Mount St. Marys and Baltimore priests. Solemn Benediction followed with Father O Brien and Father Scarff among the ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smmitsburg
Clarence Frailey
Hazel Caldwell
Harry Boyle
Frederick
Randorff Wheat
Washington
Virginda Hammond
Boyle
Shehan
Archdiocese of Baltimore
St. Joseph’s
Monsignor Sheridan
Baltimore
St. Anthony's
Mount St. Mary's College
St. Joseph's
China
Catholic University
Father Hopkins
Father O'Donnell
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Father Kearney
the Mount
Father O'Conner
Immaculate Conception Church
Father McCumont
Father O'Brien
Sullivan
McDonnell
Ryan
Stouter
Father Scarff
Father Phillips
Miss Sarah Lawrence Leads Confirmation Service
The News reports a September 1951 confirmation at a Frederick church with Miss Sarah Lawrence and Mrs. Henry Gerkin in leadership roles. Joseph Hoke prepared the sacrisi ty and Owenn Adelsberger acted as usher as Quinn Topper and George Cool led the boys and men sponsors, while Mrs. Guy Baker and Mrs. Herbert White led the girls and women sponsors. The church choir provided music with organist Euphemia Rotering. The list of those confirmed includes Elizabeth Kramer Geraldine Little Labonne Myers Lois Myers Martha Randolph Marie Sanders Jane Sher win Dorothy Shorb Shirley Stah ley Jean Topper Joan Topper Patricia Van Brakie Kathleen Welty Rite Welty Carol Wenschhof Josephine Wetzel Carol Brown Rebecca Chrismer Mary Cool Virginia Elder Antoinette Elliot Miriam Fitz Donaldine Gelwicks Mary Ann Gelwicks Miriam Hess Euphemia Hobbs Margaret Hobbs Barbara Keepers Anne Marie Kelly Patricia Kelly Lois Williams Mary Yingling Lorraine Bubrick and others. Adults confirmed include Bertha Sager Doris Gochenour Ruth Myers Martha Rosensteel Grady Kelly Betty Sanders Joseph Stahley Donald Gochenour James Winebrenner Charles Hubbard Earl Hawk Robert Koontz and Robert Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lawrence
Henry Gerkin
Joseph Hoke
Owenn Adelsberger
Quinn Topper
George Cool
Guy Baker
Herbert White
Euphemia Rotering
Elizabeth Kramer
Geraldine Little
Labonne Myers
Lois Myers
Martha Randolph
Marie Sanders
Jane Sherwin
Dorothy Shorb
Shirley Stahley
Jean Topper
Joan Topper
Patricia van Brakie
Kathleen Welty
Rite Welty
Carol Wenschof
Josephine Wetzel
Carol Brown
Rebecca Chrismer
Mary Cool
Virginia Elder
Antoinette Elliot
Miriam Fitz
Donaldine Gelwicks
Mary Ann Gelwicks
Miriam Hess
Euphemia Hobbs
Margaret Hobbs
Barbara Keepers
Anne Marie Kelly
Patricia Kelly
Lois Williams
Mary Yingling
Lorraine Bubrick
Vincent Brenner
James Brown
Seton Cool
Richard Dutrow
Robert Eiker
James Fitzgerald
Eugene Godhenour
David Herring
Edger Hobbs
Eugene Hobbs
Patrick Hobbs
Michael Hamerick
James Joy
Robert Kehler
Michael Kolz
Samuel Kugler
Richard Little
Ronald Little
Eugene Miler
William Ott
John Randolph
James Sanders
Roy Sanders
Irvin To
Betty Sanders
Joseph £. Stahley
Donald Gochenour
James Winebrenner
Charles Hubbard
Earl Hawk
Robert Koontz
Robert Myers
Quincy Shoemaker
Charles Town
W. Va
Walter Peppler
Addie Bruce Patterson
Grace Rowe
Martinsburg
Sewing Club
Clarence Fraley
Green Parrot
Margaret Reuter
Baltimore
Kate M. Reuter
Agnes Reuter
Clarence Ohler
Chicago
Grace Ohler Baker
Kansas Burns
Dayton, C
Used Car Specials At Lawson Motor Sales 1950
A dense sale notice lists numerous used cars with year, model, and prices from 1939 to 1950. It advertises easy down payments and 18 monthly installments, urging readers to view cars at Lawson Motor Sales with contact details and locations in Patrick and Market Streets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tramsville Methodists
Interchurch League
Xrey
Atvenne
Nbe
Symphonette
Pentagon
Newa
Jane Morgan
Abe Trendlar
Abe Bandstand
Abe Church
Abc Air Fores
Saint
Abe Bobby Banson
Martin Kane
Cbe
Mba
Whisperer
Chs
Ranke Ridera
Mbe
Archie Andrews
Irma
Abe Nick Carter
Abe Tack
Benny
Hollywood
Mr. Moto
Gino
Gloria Parker
The
Cheraliers
Dbs
George Sokolsky
Bazet
Whiteman's
Nets
Baseball Net
Paul Whitsman
Playhouse
Abe Fred Waring
Rocky King
American Forum
Wrfmd
WMAL
NBC
WBAL
Markell & Ford
Lovettsville
Middletown
Donsife
Wachter
Heart of
Homdy
Motorola
Zenith
Melvin M. E .T
N. CarroLl St
Frederick Fair
Frank N. Stauffer
Guy K. Motter
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
the News
Frederick, Md
John. F. Kelly
Roger Adams
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
Aaron Adams
Carrie Arnold
Lakeworth
Fla
W. W. Winebrenner
Charlie Winebrenner
Highfield
Roy Bollinger
Fred Bower
Walter Bower
New Windsor
Thurmont
Fenn-Mar
Creagerstown
Lincoln Corn Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
KEY Key Chev
Sales, IN Inc
Nash
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
Hudson
N. Market St
SHELL
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