Weekend Golf and Club Events At Fountain Head
Fountain Head Country Club hosts a guest day for FHCC members with hundreds of golfers and prizes for low score. Sunday features two intra club events a Fewest Putts and a Throwout using three worst holes and last year’s handicap. Football notes focus on Funkstown league banquet and a card party benefiting the Funkstown Baseball Club. Willie Mays story highlights Frank Graham’s The New York Giants with Campanella and Durocher banter.
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New Outfielder Joins Local Club With Experience In Triple A Ball
Hagerstown Braves manager Dutch Dorman touts Bob Jaderlund as an arriving veteran center fielder with six seasons of pro experience. The 25-year-old joins from Myrtle Beach after Atlanta cut its roster, promising his best effort to boost the Braves in the Class B Interstate League. Jaderlund previously starred in Milwaukee Denver and Pawtucket, posting solid batting and defensive credentials and a spray-hitting style with power to all fields.
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Loyat Shuts Out Washington for 4-0 Yankees Win
One year ago Eddie Loyat pitched his second straight shutout helping the New York Yankees defeat Washington 4-0. Loyat allowed no runs as the offense supported with three early runs to seal the victory.
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Braves Try Again Tonight in Harrisburg Weather Permits
The Slagerstown Braves, shut out by rain for five games, will attempt to play tonight in Harrisburg if the field dries. Officials anticipate fieldwork possible if no further storms delay the game.
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Braves Reserve Seats On Sale For Wednesday Game
Hagerstown Braves general manager Rufus Ek Edwards announced reserved seats and field box seats for the game with Sunbury went on sale at the Hagerstown News Agency. Rain hampered attendance earlier, but officials hope for a record turnout Wednesday night with opening night tickets honored at the gate.
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Braves Aim To Open Home Stand With Batting Drill
Manager Dornan plans a 1 PM batting drill at the Stadium as Harrisburg visits with Maynard Snyder set to pitch for the visitors. Dorman fields Parker Lou Swan while Allentown’s absence keeps the lineup from the opener.
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Records Fall In Golf Tournament In Richmond Calif
Py- Two golf records and top money of $719 belonged today to smiling Patty Berg winner of the Richmond Women's Open Tournament. The former Minneapolis girl now a professional from St Andrews HK bagged the $3,900 event with a 54 hole total of 210. It set a women s PGA record for three rounds and a world mark for a single round. Berg s 64 Saturday cut eight strokes off mens par 72 for the 6499 yard Richmond Country Club course. Betty Jameson of San Antonio was second.
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Hill Gail in Derby Trial at Churchill Downs
Hill Gail from Calumet Farm, the 6 to 5 Derby favorite, faces Gift Silver in the final Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Eddie Arcara rides Hill Gail while Willie Perez pilots Gift Silver, with the outcome shaping the public’s Derby choice. The race on Saturday could determine which horse earns public favor for the Kentucky Derby.
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Terps to Field Large Squad in Spring Game Friday
Maryland coach Jim Tatum will field 46 players in the second annual varsity game Friday night, part of spring practice. The roster includes 15 holdovers from last year’s Sugar Bowl champions and features Ed Madzelewski at fullback, All America guard Rod Ward, guard Pete Ladygo and tackle Joe Moss. Veterans from the Sugar Bowl squad also in the lineup include Ends Lloyd Coltergahan and Lou Weldensaul, Tackles Modzelewski and Morgan, Center Cosgrove, and backs DeStefano, Hornung, Felton, Fullerton, and Barritt. The squad comprises 14 sophomores, 19 juniors, and 13 seniors for the 1952 season.
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John Alderson
Paul Nextor
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Bob Morgan
Bil Maletzky
Stanley Jones
Tom Cosgrove
Bob DeStefano
Joe Hornung
Ralph Felton
Ed Fullerton
Bill Spivey Faces Perjury Charge in New York Case
Bill Spivey of Kentucky was indicted by a New York grand jury on perjury charges tied to alleged discussions with fixers about point spreads during the 1950-51 season. Three other former college stars, Mex Grow Ralph Reward and Date Parnsiabte, await sentencing as Spivey claims authorities and coaches corrupted the system and vows to fight extradition if needed.
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UK President comments on Spivey indictment in New York
President H L Donovan of the University of Kentucky expressed sorrow over Bill Spivey’s indictment for perjury tied to the National Invitation Tournament fix. He said the school urged Spivey to reveal all he knew and defended him as the Fabulous Five sought to protect him. Judge Streit later scheduled sentences for Spivey and others amid potential broader punishments for basketball law violations.
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Baseball Mystery: Richmond Leads Southern Conference North
University of Richmond holds a strong position in the Northern Division by winning eight straight in league play. The Spiders struggle with regular hitting above .300, while their pitching is solid but not exceptional, leaving the reason for their dominance to deeper statistics.
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Weekend Rains Cost Big Leagues Up Million Dollars
Weekend rain across the major leagues caused heavy gate losses. The New York Giants saw a three game series with the Brooklyn Dodgers washed out at the Polo Grounds, with about 120000 expected and receipts near 200000. Washington Senators reported roughly 70000 in gate losses and 14000 in pensions from three postponed games with the Yankees. Philadelphia Athletics faced about 100000 in lost gate and similar revenue impact. Braves and Phillies suffered substantial revenue declines as well.
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Baseball Auction Wednesday Night
Auction of Little League players set for Wednesday at Alantta Ginb after tryouts for eight and nine year olds. First tryout today at 3 30 pm at Tager Field. Reports requested to Hagerstown Field for assignment to teams Thursday. Sale of Charles Duval ten Brandts of the American Division announced last night. Duval, a promising 12 year old catcher, played for the Eagles and is expected to see action for Brandts and develop into a top receiver in the division.
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Practice Cancelled for Braidts Little League Camp
The scheduled practice on the south Potomac Geld was called off and will start at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon. All players are asked to note the revised time and location.
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