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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1959

Page

6

Cadets Fall Short Against Annapolis Panthers in Hard Battle

Coach Jack Molesworth laments a slow, listless effort as Annapolis Panthers overpower the Cadets 6 0 on the ground and a late pass. Frederick Fort Hill comparisons echo a tough season run with injuries and missed chances near the goal line. Cadets prepare for Hendley High next, aiming to rebound from this setback.

Annapolis Panthers Moleworth Failice McCurdy Hendley High Witchester Virginia CVAL Virginians

Sherry's Slider Delivers Game One For Dodgers In NL Playoffs

Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Larry Sherry learned the slider in Venezuela and used it to shut down the Milwaukee Braves on four hits as Walter Alston summoned him from the bullpen in the second. The slider proved the key pitch in a 1959 NL playoff start. Norm Sherry, Larry’s catcher-brother, first told him the slider secret in the Dodgers' clubhouse.

Milwaukee Larry Sherry Venezuela Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Braves Dodger Walter Aistos Sherry Braves Larry Norm Spokane Los Angeles Fairfax High School Maracaibo St. Paul American Association

Harry Craft Fired By A's After Tumbling Season

Harry Craft was dismissed Monday as field manager of the Kansas City Athletics. General manager Parke Carroll cited Craft’s response to a player development program as a factor while noting injuries hindered the club. Craft, 44, a native of Ellisville Mississippi, had previously led the A’s during a late season surge.

SAS Kansas City Athletics Parke Carroll Athletics Craft Ve” Johnson Europe Sei- American 664 6 “957. "Ere Im Seven Irisved Sevena Pear, the A Cimbea New York Yatorees A’s Bob Swift Ellisville Miss Redskins Washington Gene Cichowski Washington Redskins Chicago Cards Cichowski Indiana Pittsburgh Steelers

Maryland to require deer hunting stamp next year

Annapolis AP says Maryland plans to seek authority from the 1960 Legislature to issue a special deer hunting stamp. The fee would fund land purchases and offset a tighter 1961 budget. Vaughn notes a nominal price and 30 000 to 59 000 hunters. current funds reflect a drop due to steel strikes and stricter duck rules.

Annapolis Maryland Ernest K. Vaughn Department of Game and Inland Fish Vaudin Board of Natural Resources, Coordinatmg Agency Vaughn Came and Fish

Dodgers Edge Braves 3 2 As Sherry Stars In Opener

Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Milwaukee 3 2 in the NL pennant playoff opener behind Larry Sherry’s brilliant relief pitching and John Roseboro’s sixth inning homer. Don Drysdale to try closing out in two straight in Los Angeles. Braves start Lew Burdette. Game time 4 p m EST.

Milwaukee Larry Sherry John Roseboro Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers Don Drysdale Lew Burdette Braves Sherry Danny McDevitt Dodger St. Paul Roseboro Carl Willey Roy Campanella Charlie Neal Norm Larker Willey Doa ‘McMahon Warren Giles League Brooks Los Angeles Variety Brooklvn St. Louis New York Giants Bobby Thomson Homer Iime Sniders Duke Snider al Lovez Chicago White Sox Chicago sComiskey Park Neal Bobby Avila Wally Moon Larker Walter Alston Mec‘Devitt Lefk Johnny Logan del Crandall Billy Bruton Logan McDevitt Willer Alston Moon Avila Gil Hodges Eddie Mathews Marshall Nixon Joel Adcock Lee Maye

All Stars Win Benefit Game

All Stars triumph in a benefit game against Brunswick with key hits from Don Neel Bob Smith and Jon Harper. Brunswick’s runs came on a Bil Merriman triple Gerald Hauver and Skeeter Webber homers while Don Loun Frank Mariz and others contributed for the Stars. A side note reports a London medical quip on marriage chances by Dr. Parnell based on body types.

Syerswick Habrangers Brunswick All-Stars Don Loun Frank Mariz Bob Smith Don Neel Bil Merriman Gerald Hauver Railroaders Doug Bowers Skeeter Webber Jon Harper Fred Young Bob Weddle Eel Thomas All Stars

Redskins coach Nixon blasts team after opening loss

Washington Redskins coach Mike Nixon criticized the club as lousy after a 49 12 defeat to the Cards in his debut. He shuffled players, ordered three hour weekday practices and took over quarterbacking calls for Eddie Le Baron and Ralph Guglielmi in tight spots. President George Preston Marshall faulted the defense for the poor showing and vowed intense fixes.

Washington Mike Nixon Redskins Nixon Gene Cichov Eddie le Baron Ralph Guglielmi Chicago George Preston Marshall Marshall

New York backs 52,000 seat Flushing Meadows ball park

Officials of the New York Convention Bureau endorsed plans for a 52,000 seat ball park at Flushing Meadows to house a Continental major league entry, signaling strong support for the proposed development.

Ball Park New York New York Convention Bureau Flushing Meadows

i League Leaders i League Leaders

The Associated Press lists National League leaders by batting and fielding stats for players with 400 or more at bats. Aaron tops runs and hits while Banks leads home runs, Robinson and Pinson drive RBIs and doubles, Moon leads triples, and Mays steals. Pitching leaders include Drysdale and Jones in strikeouts.

Associated Press Aaron Cunningham St. Louis Pinson Cincinnati Mars San Frago Banks Chicago Robinson Milwaukee Moon Los Angeles Neal Mathews Mays San Franisco Taylor Gilliam Sivikeouts Drysdale S. Jones San Franeisco

Dodgers lead in best of three after 3 2 win over Milwaukee

The Los Angeles Dodgers beat Milwaukee 3 to 2 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of three series. The schedule shows Milwaukee at Los Angeles Tuesday and Wednesday for the next games. Chicago White Sox workers discuss playoff watch and staying sharp at Comiskey Park.

Associated Press Los Angeles Milwaukee Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Loui Philadelphia White Sox Chicago Who Sox Comiskey Park Braves Los Angeles Dodgers al Lopez Sox Early Wrnn

Local Stables Win Races At Lewistown

Joan Sheaffer of Mechanicsburg Pa a promising harness driver won the Children's Trot at Mountainview Pony Trotting Track near Lewistown Md setting a 2 06 half mile record. Local breeder Wm Swomley of Thurmont took top honors with Brook's Dainty Lady and Lady of Pearl in their heats.

Joan Sheaffer Mechanicsburg Joan Mountainview Lewistown Starlight Earl F. Sheaffer Wm. Swomley Thurmont Swomley Brook Howard Race Broadford N. Y MVPTC Roger Scherff New York Race Maryland

Braves Fight On After 3 2 Loss In NL Series Opener

Milwaukee manager Fred Haney and Braves insist uphill battle continues after a 3 2 defeat to Los Angeles in the NL championship opener. Eddie Mathews vows to push to the final two games while Haney laments six hit support and missed scoring chances.

Milwaukee Fred Harey Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Eddie Mathews Haney

Terp QB Novak May Miss Syracuse Game

Maryland quarterback Dick Novak may miss the Syracuse game with a sprained ankle after the Texas contest. If unable to play, Dwaine Fieicher would take over. Don Psira is also out indefinitely with an ankle injury.

Terp Novak Syracuse College Park Dick Novak Maryland Tom Nugent Uniontown Texas Wes

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