One-armed golfer Jimmy Nichols to give exhibition at Fountain Head
Noted golfer Jimmy Nichols, renowned for overcoming the loss of his right arm, will headline an exhibition at Fountain Head Country Club next Wednesday at 1 30 p m. The public is invited with no admission charge. Nichols, who started golf after his accident, has a string of remarkable scores and seven holes in one, including a 336 yard drive and a back-to-the-tee hole in one, showcasing a career that defies handicap and inspires local golfers.
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Jimmy Nichols
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Fort Worth
Texas
Nichols
Fort Lauderdale
Ripley
North Carolina
Jimmy
Chicago
Longview Country Club
Cantoocook
New Hampshire
Hagerstown Braves Land Five On Western AllStar Team
The Interstate League All-Star game at Municipal Stadium features five Hagerstown Braves on the Western Division starting lineup. Catcher Solt first baseman B Smith second baseman Ludwig Lind shortstop Lind Hagerstown utility infield Taussig left fielder Tufane center Cox right fielder Futler and pitcher Andy Bush headline Western selections under Manager Dutch Dorman. Umpires Burnett Mackay Courtney Angstadt named. tickets go on sale at the Hagerstown News Agency with limited reserved seats for season-ticket holders.
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Municipal Stadium
Gerald P. Nugent
Clcury
Allentown
Lancaster
Wilmington
Salisbury
Whitey Kurowski
Hagerstown
Sunbury
Harrisburg
York
Dutch Dorman
Hagerstown Braves
Jim iSott
Billy Smith
Tomny Lind
Lou Tufano
Andy Bush
Polak
Worley
DiMenna
Neal
Carnevale
Louis
Korcheck
Stewart
Jett Field
Tesauro
Killinger
Ahentown
Hood
Zick
Lewandowski
Jordan
Walz
Peters
Graham
Kurewski
Solt
Jadwinu
Smith
Ludwig
Lind
B. Smith
Milieth
Taussig
Tufane
Cox
Futler
Andy Hush
Pi Yandali
Margoneri
Snyder
Rodemeyer
Pitchorman
Mane
Nugent
Burnett
Mackay
Courtney
Angstadt
Rufus K. Edwards
Braves
National League and American League season leaders listed
The season leaders show Musial of St. Louis batting .366 with 65 runs by Hodges of Brooklyn, 59 RBIs by Westlake of St. Louis or New York, 109 hits by Ashburn of Philadelphia, 18 doubles by Robinson and Dark, 6 triples by Musial, 2 home runs by Hodges, and pitching by Roe of Brooklyn with 121 wins. In the American League Minoso of Chicago leads in batting with .348 and 67 runs, Williams of Boston 59 RBIs, DiMaggio of Boston 100 hits, Minoso 12 triples and Zernial of Philadelphia 1 home run, Bushy of Chicago stolen bases, Nixon of Boston 6-1 and 57 strikeouts.
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Musial
St. Louis
Hodges
Brooklyn
Westlake
St. Oais
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Robinson
Ad Dark
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Willams
Boson
DiMagegio
Boston
Noren
Washington
Zernial
Philadel Wia
Bushy
Eddie Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Eddie
Former Bucknell star dies at 46 in Rochester
Former Bucknell quarterback Justin Jay Brumbaugh died in a Rochester hospital at age 46 from a brain tumor. A native of Springdale Pennsylvania, he starred for Bucknell in 1930 31.
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Rochester
Minn
Justin Jay Brumbaugh
Billings
Mont
Bucknell
Springdale
Hegan
Williamsport Triumphs Over South End In Postponed League Play
Williamsport defeated the South End 6 to 1 in a Washington County League playoff at Williamsport. Cline pitched seven strong innings for the winners, Mowen fanned five for South End, and Jack Forsythe hit a two run homer in the seventh to seal the game.
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Williamsport
A. C
Cline
Mowen
South End
Jack Forsythe
Pittsburgh
Bowers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Connor
Frontburg
Willamsport
Tritch
Stenger
Tor Rex Bowen
Taton
Hoyn
American Legion
Tigers blank White Sox 8-0 in season opener shutout
Pitcher Freddie Hutchinson and the Detroit Tigers shut out Chicago 8 to 0 with five hits allowed for their first shutout of the season. Sid Gordon of the Braves delivered a bases loaded single in the 11th off Jim Konstantyn to beat the Phillies 7 to 6.
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Associated Dreux
Freddie Hutchinson
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Sid Gordon
Braves
Jim Konstantyn
Phillies
Braves Close Series In York
Haverstown Braves lead the series over York Roses 3 0, with Bill Allen earning his ninth win after a big four run fourth inning. Dedo Canterna drives in five with a bases loaded double as York falters.
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Haverstown Braves
York
White Roses
Dutch Dorman
Charley Miller
Bud Niles
Roses
Braves
Allentown
Allentown Cardinals
Hagerstown
Bill Allen
Little League Night Contests Highlight Hagerstown Schedule
Hagerstown Little League hosts a pair of divisional games at Staley Field and Hager Field with Goodwill A C facing Police in the American division and Young Men's Club meeting Pangbors in the National division. Terry Bailey and Ferry Dayharn are slated to pitch, with Ire Turner set to start for the Young Men’s Club and Don Rowland for Pangshorn. Autos defeat Eagles 9 to 4 to take solo first in the National division. Elks beat Brandt’s 13 to 8 for a third straight win in the American division behind clutch hits from Nutter, McPhail, and Tull.
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Hacerstown
Goodwill A. C
Staley Field
Pangbors
Hager Field
Terry Bailey
Goodwill
Ferry Dayharn
Ire Turner
Don Rowland
Pangshorn
Tha Autos
Eagles
Leagene
Elks
Lee Staley
Brandt
Lea
Nutter
Tull
Prime
Boonsboro Junior Legion Prepares for Brunswick Game
The Boonsboro junior American Legion baseball team holds practice today at 6 p.m. on the regular diamond with all players urged to attend. Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Brunswick-Leston visits Boonsboro, Letty Smith to pitch for Boonsboro. the team aims to extend its three game win streak. Players should report by 1 p.m. for the Brunswick contest.
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Boonsboro
American Legion
Brunswick Leston
Letty Smith
Poonsboro
Brunswick
Tourney Opens at Fountain Head Club
The annual President's Cup golf tournament at Fountain Head Country Club launches with first round pairings. Players include Kent Uradfjord, Patnesteck, Mmvmankove, Hansed, West, Jarrett, Chappelear, Nichols, and Wheeler among others as teams vie for early lead.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Minouneead
Polfers
Bol Nichols
Kent Uradfjord
Akoai
Patnesteck
Mmvmankove
Hansed
Agwhme
FE Baloo
N. Holaaptot
Jo Wheeler
Nickerson
BR. Ciarlets
Mloodets
J Wien
Mbersode
I. Rosales
Deevey
Dretess
AN West Tead
Ao Jarrett
Riva
He Kroaeds Boy
Foc Stenebriker Ows of Vranas
Softball results in Four-H league with several victors
Clear Spring, St. James and Wileson won in the Four-H softball league. Housets lost to Clear Spring 16 0, White Hall fell 13 10 to St James, Walfway blanked by Wilson 7 0, Keedysville edged Smithsburg 29 26. On July 15 Wilson plays at Clear Springs, Hiryetts at Blattway, St James at Keedonville, Smithsburg at White Hall.
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Clear Spring
St. James
Wile ‘Son
Husetts
White Hall
Walfway
Wilson
Keedysvillea
Smithsburg
Wilson Wilh
Clear Springs Hiryetts
Blattway
Keedonville
Nellie Fox Sent to Bench for Rest and Recovery
Nellie Fox, the White Sox second baseman, is benched by manager Paul Richards after a grueling stretch. Fox, described as energetic and worn, needs several days off to recover his form and curb on field antics.
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St. Lona
White Sox
Richards
Fox
Dave
Baseball Scores From Thursday International and Minor Leagues
The Associated Press reports Thursday results across leagues. Toronto defeated Buffalo 5 to 1, Baltimore won while several games were postponed. Southern Association saw Little Rock and Chattanooga 4 to 2, Atlanta 2, New Orleans 0, Nashville 5. Memphis 4. South Atlantic League games included Columbus 6 and Augusta 6, Maryland 4, Charleston 2, Montgomery 11, Jacksonville 1, Columbus and Savannah 2.
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Southern Association
Little Rock & Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Ogrieanr
Nashville
Moetmphia
Columbus
Augustr
Mavon
Charleston
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Savannah
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Potomac River
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Polack
N. Jonathan Street
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Myerlys ‘Sports Center
Anna Mae
Ots General Co
Washingtow
Jagerstown
Romane
Corderman-Cottrill, Inc
N. Potomac St
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Chappelear
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