Gettysburg College taps Kummel as grid coach at 35
R Eugene Kummel, longtime Frederick High School head football coach since 1955, is named Gettysburg College grid coach and assistant professor of health and physical education. The 35-year-old Harrisburg native is a Gettysburg alum who starred in football and baseball and played for the All-Stars against the Giants in 1949.
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R. Eugene Kummel
Frederick (Md
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Henry T. Bream
Hemmel
Gene Haas
John Yovicsin
Jim Leniz
Harvard
Yovicsin
Hummel
Harrisburg
John Harris High School
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Bullets
Frederick High
Himmel
Columbia University
Hogan Leads Early as Golf Festival Opens in White Sulphur
Ben Hogan holds a slim lead in the Open division during the Sam Snead Golf Festival at White Sulphur Springs as 47 pros chase $19,000 in the 72-hole event on the Old White Course. Snead trails by two, with Paul Harney and Casper among players near the front. the event features multiple partners in a 3 4-hole format and a side tournament alongside the Derby Open.
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Sam Snead
Sneadmen
Snead
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Isibirdies
Casper
Bra
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Fromj
Worcester
Mass
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Calif
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Ateurs
Varney
Kelly Heads
Camden
N. 1
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
King Assn
Stokeshore
Hegen
Smead Areyid
United Nations Handi
Jeep
National Little League Opens 1957 Season at Staley Field
The National Little League of Hagerstown kicks off the 1957 season at Staley Field with pregame ceremonies at 6 p.m. led by ex-president Frank Mil. Mayor Winslow Burhans, city officials, and park board members invited. Rosters list Pangborn, Kays, Civitan, PRR Family Club teams with managers and coaches. The schedule shows games starting at 6:30 p.m. and features matchups among Pangborn, Civitan, Kays, and PRR Family Club teams across May to July 1957.
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National Little League of
Hagerstown
Fiery
Knight
Board of County Commissioners
Hagerstown Park Board
Pangborn
Earl Pryor
Ralph L. Beard
Dale Beard, Jr
Courtney Beard
William Lane
Ronald Alexander
George Miles
Ralph Beard
Ronald Dieterich
John Smith
Charles Mellett
Donald Poper
Raymond Marks
Matrice E. Myers
Ralph Stottlemyer
Clifford Crampton
Eddie Stephens
Doug Stottlemyer
Kays
Mel Jennings
Bruce Rudisill
Jimmy Jennings
Bob Hedden
Nelson Rudisill
Terry Sturtz
Charles Ridenowe
Rob Crane
Gary Jennings
Jeffrey Kershner
Harry Watkins
Roddy Horst
John Brady
Tommy Cunningham
Larry Kershner
Gary Swartz
Gregory Snyder
Roger Hedden
Civitan
Donald Stoner
Joe Bachtell
Donald Gilbert
Lloyd Stine
Albert Hesh
Paul Bartles
Terry Burger
Lloyd Shoemaker
Dwight Guyton
Richard Shoemaker
Harley Day
Ray Moats
Gary Gysberts
Aaney Delosier
Ricky Martz
Danny Carnes
James Bennett
PRR Family Club
John Hill
Buford Seabolt
Stan Klimek
Chris Kuhn
Doug Fryer
Ernest Jones
Kent Oliver
David Hull
Jimmy Black
David Riner
Ronald Schildlknecht
Larry Longanecker
John Seabolt
Larry Shives
Chas Sharer
Terry Hill
Marvin Baker
Goodwill Beats Police In Tight Little League Clash
Goodwill scored twice on four bases on balls in a 2 2 tie against Police at Hager Field. Harshman pitched well for Goodwill, fanning nine and walking three as Police only managed seven hits, with all their runs coming in the third.
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Police
Hager Field
Harshman
Cpodeilleam
Ant Palive
Rakestraw
Velock
Tebbetts Has Magic Wand This Season
In 1957 Tebbetts relies on a mix of castoffs and veterans to back a pitching surge led by Ton Gross who rattles off three straight complete games. Cincinnati matches 15 of 16 wins as Rob Roberts faces Cardinals, while Sluggers Moon and Hoyer power the Phillies past St. Louis. White Sox gain ground with a 3-2 win as Indians and Yankees tie for second. Tigers top world champions 4-1 and Red Sox edge Kansas City 4-3.
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New York Giants
Giants
Cincinnati
Birdie
Tebbetts
Redlegs
Joe Nuxhall Haid
Ton Gross
Gross
Pete Whisenant
Jerry Lynch
Art Schulz
Hershell Freeman
Tom Acker
Raul Sanchez
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Wally Moon
Ken Hoyer
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Silwaukee
Inel
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Orioles Struggles Hit Infield Future as Hansen Operated
Orioles manager Paul Richards faces a poor AL race with ailing infield hopes. Shortstop Ronnie Hansen underwent spinal surgery for a ruptured disc and may play later this year. Brooks Robinson recovers from knee surgery and could be ready by mid June. Baltimore drops to seventh after a 32 point loss to Chicago White Sox as the club schedules 18 innings of close games. Montreal 7, Rochester a
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Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Ronnie Hansen
Erwin Mayer
James Arnold
Mayer
Hansen
Yiansen
Union Memorial Hospital
Brooks Robinson
Br. Mayer
Richards
Giardello Seeks Sugar Ray After Calhoun Win
Giardello defeated Rory Calhoun in a 10 round split decision in Cleveland to earn a potential title shot, with manager George Gainford saying he would like to see Giardello face Sugar Ray Robinson. The bout kept Calhoun from securing a knockout, and Giardello’s age and experience were highlighted as advantages. Meanwhile, baseball and standings summaries followed, detailing yesterday AL results and current team records.
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Ray Robinson
Giardello
Sugar Ray
George Gainford
Robinson
Arena
Joey Giardello
Brooklyn
Rory Calhoun
Carmen Basilio
Calhoun
White Plains
Slugger
Joey
Lou
Parker
Charlie Bill
Herb Williams
Clear Spring High Extends Baseball Win Streak
Clear Spring High School remained undefeated in Washington County scholastic play by beating Boonsboro High for the second time this season at the dawn county diamond. Johnny Moats pitched a three hitter with six Boonsboro batters struck out, while Margial Alexander allowed four hits and seven walks as Boonsboro fell 4 to 1. Miles made a sensational seventh inning catch to stop a Boonsboro rally.
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Washington County
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Dawn County
Johnny Moats
Upstaters
Boonsbora
Margial Alexander
Moats
Miles
Boonsboro
Alexander
Hassocks
Tom Firey
Firey
Hancock High Softball Victory Leaves Williamsport Suffering
Hancock High defeated Williamsport High 4 to 4 in a tight softball clash led by Tillow with a grand slam in the sixth. Payne collected three hits for the losers, Moats made a running catch, and Mitchell faced a tough late inning before Hancock sealed the win.
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Williamsport High School
Wancock High
Williamsport
Lover
South Hagerstown High
Tillow
Thal Hooker
Payne
Moats
Hancock
Mitchell
Gene Kerns Hurls Win For Hancock
Gene Kerns pitched a strong game and hit a two run homer to power Hancock High past Smithsburg in a baseball clash at Smithsburg. Hancock built an early four run surge in the first inning as Corbett added a homer later, while Smithsburg rallied with three homers in the contest. The teams set to meet again Monday at Hancock.
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Hancock
Smuratiteg
Smithsburg
Kerns
Hig
Smitties
Mangock
Corbett
Yourmaster
Meredith Harte
Hare. Hancock
Saitinburg
Kernsard Burnett
Gries
Herne
Waltonians Begin Work On New Clubhouse And Range
Howard V. McCollam president asks members to support Waltonians project as work starts Monday on a new clubhouse and a bow and arrow range. Interested participants may contact Norm Heller or Les Hart. The May meeting at Conococheague Creek clubhouse featured a shrimp feed and wildlife conservation movies.
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Yzank Walton
Howard V. McCollam
McCollam
Norm Heller
Les Hart
Conacocheague Creek
Full Slate Of Games On Top Tomorrow
Seven contests highlight weekend play in South Mountain and Independent Leagues tomorrow with top matchups at Marlinsburg and Williamsport. Sharpsburg Bluebirds meet Marlinsburg Chieftains as a large crowd is expected while Williamsport hosts Winchester and Boonsboro facing Herkeley Springs. South End visits St James and Chewsville goes to Funkstown as Keedysville hosts Security. all 2 30 starts except South End St James at 3.
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Marlinsburg Chieftains
Marlinsburg
Chieftians
Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Boonsboro
Winchester
Rebels
Herkeley Springs
Braves
West Virginia
South End
Chewsville
St. James
Bluejays
Funkstown
Weverton
Musial Reaches Another Mark In Loss to Phillies
Stan Musial collected his 1,100th extra base hit, a statistic that mattered little to him amid the Cardinals 5 3 defeat to Philadelphia. The slugger praised by teammates for the milestone, Musial had already surpassed Ott's NL career extra base hit record last season. The game featured postgame comments from Musial seeking to keep focus on the team.
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Stan
Musial
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Neons
Mal ‘Ott
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