The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 10

Phillies Win 5th Straight Pmaburffe. 25 wild pitch by Pitcher Ciitt ind tinclc by rtltcf hurler Jim Konstanty in the 15th gave the flchting Philadelphia Phillies two I runs for a 9-7 win over the lait- nlace Pittsburgh Pirates tonight. Tht victory. IMth in a row for the WhU Kidf. them full guinea ahead of Brook- JyD.

Bocton'g onnumtaf Btd Sox. running their winning streak through 11 garnet, gained a full game on the American League leading Detroit Tlgeri by whipping them f-2. before a Jam-packed crowd of The victory, 12th-for left-ban- der Mel Parnell, pulled the fourth place Sox within games of Detroit who, nevertheless, maintain a lix game edge over the Boston- iaiu in games lost Young Ed Ford won his fifth victory without a defeat as he pitched the New York Yankees to a 10-0 four-hit victory over the St. Louis Browns. The triumph boosted the tecond place Yanks to within a game and a half of the-league- lading Detroit Tigers, who lost in Boston.

Don Newcombe's sharp-fielding teammates helped him zero the Cincinnati Reds 6-0 as the Brooklyn Dodgers galloped on to their ninth straight win. Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese homered for the Brooks and aided in the Dodgers' three double plays. A ninth inning double by Hank Sauer, plus Roy Smalley's single, scoring the winning run, gave the Chicago Cubs a 7 to 6 victory over the Boston Braves today. The Cubs made the 6.5S5 shivering fans happy by winning the game when two were out in the last half of the ninth. Sauer, who smashed his 22nd and 23rd home runs of the season, drove in four of the seven Cub runs.

Hal Jeffooat scored for him in the ninth after Sauer had doubled. The Cubs, by giving up 14 hits and kicking in two runs, permitted the Braves to tie the score by the ninth inning. The Cleveland Indians kept alive their chances for the American League pennant by trouncing the Philadelphia Athletics 6-2 for their fourth straight victory and their 16th over the A's this seasoa The St. Louis Cardinals, on the brink of the second division, beat tha New York 7-4 in a free swinging contest in which the Redbirds collected 13 hits, the Giants 12. Al Brazle, in relief for the Cardinals, allowed only two hits in J' innings to get credit for the victory.

The White Sox swept a twil- hght-night double-header from Washington, 6-1 and 10-5, to extend the Senators' losing streak to seven games. American League First game: R. H. E. Chicago 6 8 0 Washington 1 9 0 Holcombe and Masi; Sima, Pearce and Grasso.

Second game: R. H. E. Chicago 10 14 0 Washington 5 10 4 Pierce, Aloma and Niarhos; Marrero, Singleton, Harris and Evans, Grasso. Okrie.

The score: R. H. E. Cleveland 6 12 1 Philadelphia 2 8 0 Garcia and Hegan; Kellner, Scheib and Tipton. The score: R.

H. E. Detroit 2 9 0 Boston 6 9 0 Trout, Borowy and Swift; Parnell and Batts. The score: R. H.

E. Louis 0 4 4 New York 10 16 0 Fannin, Dorish and Moss; Ford and Berra. National League H. 14 12 The score: R. Boston 6 Chicago 7 Sain, Roy, Hall, Hogue, Spahn and Cooper, Grand all; Vander Meer.

Dubiel, Leonard and Sawatski, Owen. The score: R. H. E. New York 4 12 1 St.

Louis 7 13 0 Jansen, Spencer, Kennedy, Kramer and Westrurh, Calderone: Pollet, Brazle, and D. Rice, Bucha. The score: R. H. E.

Philadelphia 9 14 1 Pittsburgh 7 12 2 Simmons, Meyer, Konstanty and Seminick; MacDonald, Chambers and Miller. The score: R. H. E. Brooklyn" 6 9 0 Cincinnati 0 7 0 Newcombe and Campanella; Smith, Ramsdell and Pramesa.

PLAY TO TIE AMVETS and Elks, leaders of the Civic Softball League, battled to an 8-all tie in a crucial game called at darkness, Friday night. The game was called with Elks at bat in the last 'of the seventh, the score tied, one out and the bases filled. Play will be continued at the point suspended, Monday evening, following the scheduled game between AMVETS and Optimists, the last game of the league season. In an unreported game last Mqp- day NECA edged Civitans. 10-9.

The score: R. H. E. NECA 10 11 2 Civitans 9 12 2 Michael and Carroll; Sullivan and Dutrow. American League Results Yesterday Chicago.

6-10; Washington, 1-5 Cleveland, Philadelphia. 2 Boston, Detroit. 2 New York, 10; St. Louis, 0 Games Today Si Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington of The Clubs W. L.

Pet. Detroit 74 42 .638 New York ....74 48 .622 Cleveland 75 46 .620 Boston 73 48 .603 Washington SO 66 .431 Chicago 49 72 .405 Philadelphia 41 78 .345 Si Louis 39 77 .336 Hustlers Play ClownsMonday Radio Program CBi MBt NBC ABC WFMD WOB WBAL WMAI ffM ke tit ke he kc King Tut Anything is likely to happen and probably will at McCurdy Field Monday night. That's because the nationally famous Indianapolis Clowns will be making their next appearance at the local ball park. The.Funmakers are coming to town to engage the Frederick Hustlers in an exhibition game under the lights, scheduled to start at 8.30 p. m.

The Clowns easily captured first- half championship honors in the Eastern division of the Negro American League this season, and have their sights leveled on taking the second half as well. Defensively and offensively, the Funmakers have the best ball club in their long history and record of achievements. The ability of the Clowns to provide top entertainment, as well as big time baseball performances, has made the aggregation one 1 of the great sports attractions of the last half century. Fans all over the nation enjoy immensely the capers of the dynamic diamond showmen, headed by the inimitable King Tut and the lovable diminutive Spec Behop. assisted by Peanuts Davis.

But when the team is in action, the fans stare in amazement, hardly realizing that the club is at one moment the zaniest imaginable, and in the next, virtually a major league ball playing unit. Among the stars to be seen with the Clowns are outfielder Granville Gladstone, who is setting the league pace for three-base hits, and versatile Henry "Speed" Merchant, who is showing the way in stolen bases with over 35 to his credit to date. Then there is Archie Ware, the best and cleverest first baseman in the business; Ray Neil, Sherwood Brewer. Verdes Drake, all batting over .300, and one of the best pitching staffs in the Negro American League circuit. Crowds Expected For Shaughnessy Playoffs Ijamsville's most ardent Maryland State League baseball team fan, Judge Charles E.

Moylan, yesterday predicted "a banner crowd of partisans from both Brunswick and Ijamsville," is expected Sunday at Ijamsville for the start of the loop's Shaughnessy Playoffs. Judge Moylan pointed out, "each of the clubs has defeated the other, once this season. Brunswick lost for their only defeat of 1950 league I play at Ijamsville. "A newcomer to the State I League, Brunswick forthwith de-! throned us as 1949 pennant win- ners and Ijamsville is out to vindi- cate itself tomorrow." Brunswick has been prepping for the Sunday, series-opener, with two exhibition games against Gapland. Capt.

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Pinups Drop Two In Civitan Charity Tilt Civitan Club's charity fund benefit softball doubleheader at McCurdy Field, Friday night, attracted 550 persons as the Washington Pin-Up girls proved to be most attractive beauties with more form than softball ability. Staley Park Ail-Star girls walloped the visitors, 13-6 in the opener and the Old-Timers masculine nine, all over 40-years old. won the nightcap by an identical score. Good sports and plenty good- looking, the Washington amateurs took their beatings gracefully. They were entertained by the winners at a buffet-supper after the games.

First game: H. H. E. Pin-Ups 6 7 6 Frederick Girls 15 14 3 Gilehrist, Heilig, Stephanos and Heilif, Deatley; P. Crum, R.

Smith and Willis, Summers. Second game: R. H. E. Pin-Ups 17 4 Frederick Man 1 5 20 2 Peel and Deatley; Main, Smith and Shipley, Dutrow.

Weekend Games Baseball Today 'Frederick County League Middletown at Union Bridge-Smith, Culler Damascus at B. R. Sheffer. Kehne Shaughnessy Series Baseball Sunday League Games 2,15 p. m.

(dst Middletown at Lander-v Shook. Strlne Walkersville at Buckeystown-Pfeiffer, Garber 'Opening Shaughnessy Series State League x-Brunswick at Ijamsville-Hargett, Donsife x-Mt. Airy at Point of Rocks-Wachter. Miller Shaughnessy Series x-2 p. m.

Daylight Saving Time z-1 p. m. Daylight Saving Time 'Heart of Md. League x-Myersville at Thurmont-- ShefTer, Kehne z-Day at New Windsor-M. Clem, Gardner "Opening Shaughnessy Series z-2 p.

m. Daylight Saving Time Montgomery Co. League at Frederick Silver Spring at Colesville Rockville at Damascus -At McCurdy Field, 3 p. m. (dst) County Softball League Ballengcr at Mountaindale-Zimmerman Brunswick at Jefferson--Rice Urbana idle.

FEW TICKETS LEFT Only 14 tickets remain here for the opening game of the National Professional Football League season at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia on September 16, Robert L. (Nig) Grove announced Friday. Grove purchased 25 tickets for the contest between the Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns and is disposing of them, without profit, on a first come, first served basis. The game has taken on added interest due to the fact that the Eagles and Browns rank as the top professional football teams in the nation. A croVd of 100,000 is expected.

Grove said a special train to the stadium will be run from Baltimore, leaving at 5.30 o'clock. It will return after the game. Eight dollars will include ticket to the game and railroad transportation, Hustlers End Season With Montgomery Frederick Hustlers close their Montgomery County Baseball League schedule, Sunday with Bethesda playing at McCurdy Field. The local semi-pros are sure of retaining their leadership of second-division teams in loop standings but are determined to make it a mathematical certainty by winning against the cellar-dwelling visitors. Rockville has already clinched the regular season championship.

Silver Spring plays at Colesville tomorrow in a hot -contest which will decide placements respectively in second or third position. Currently Silver Spring has a half- game hold on the runnersup spot. Damascus is securely in fifth place with Bethesda last. The game at McCurdy Field here, is slated to start at 3 p. Daylight Saving Time.

Civic Softball League Latest Results NECA, 10; Civitans, 9 Elks. 8 Called by darkness in 7th inning Games Monday AMVETS vs. Optimists vs. Elks game suspended Saturday Standings of The Teams W. L.

Pet. Elks 10 4 .714 AMVETS 4 .692 NECA 10 5 .667 Civitans 7 8 .467 Optimists 4 10 .286 Lions 3 12 .200 SPEEDWAY RACES SUNDAY A two-hour, 28 event program of death-defying automobile and motorcycle stunt events will be un- raveled'at the Hagerstown Speedway, 6 miles west of Hagerstown, on U. S. route 40 Sunday with two shows afternoon, 2.30 and night, 8.30 p. when Indianapolis 500- mile race champion and big car auto race pilot, Bill Holland and his Indianapolis Auto Daredevils roar Into action.

TV Highlights New York, Aug. 26 UP)--The first major address by Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson since the outbreak of hostilities in Korea will be heard over ABC tonight at 9.30 p. m. (edt). Johnston will cover thoroughly the entire picture of the Defense Department before the Korean situation became acute and outline future plans of his department Television daylight standard hour earlier): NBC--7, American forum: 7.30, One Man's Family; 8, Hawkins Falls Lucky Pup; 7.

Big Top; 8. Beat the Clock Screen Test: 8. TV Teen Club; 9:30. Roller Derby Dumont--8. Country Style; 9, Caval- of Stars; 10, Wrestling.

Television for Sunday: (daylight --standard one hour earlier) NBC-7. Aldrich family; 8:30, Bill Stern; 9. Masterpiece Playhouse Show Business: 8, Toast of the Town; 9, Robert Q. Lewis; 9.30, Facts We Face ABC--7, Think Fast: 7.30, Diane Doxee: 8.30, Hit or Miss Hold That Camera; 8, Rhythm Rodeo; 9, They Stand Accused. WILLIAMS GROVE PARK SPEEDWAY 10 Miles 8.

W. of Habr. Off U. 8. Rente IS SUNDAY, AU6.27 HOT ROD (ROADSTER) RACES FREE AERIAL ACTS FREE FIREWORKS Tuesday Hite, Aug.

29 GRANGER PICNIC AND FREE FAIR August 27 Thru September 4 SIX POLIO CASES Cumberland, Aug. 25 UPl--The Cumberland area now has six cases of infantile paralvsis. Two polio victims from Cumberland, one from Mt. Savage and one from Corriganvillc--a total of four from Allegany County--are under treatment. One victim from Ridgeley.

W. Va just across the Potomac River, and one from Centerville, 15 miles north, also were brought here for hospitalization. All are children with the exception of Mrs. Alma Cramer of Cumberland, who was to Baltimore today for treatment. Playoffs Set For Sunday Forgetting mil postponed Heart of Maryland Baseball League managers voted Thursday night to make Sunday, the unanimous choice of all local for starting Shaughnessy Series playoffs.

Thurmont, first-place finisher of the loop schedule, will entertain third-place MyersviHe. with two umpires assigned to officiate. Thurmont has specified i tn. (Daylight Saving start. Day will pmy New Windsor, in the lower-bracket playoffs.

This game also has two umpires assigned. Starting time at New Windsor will however be, 2 p. m. Managers in Arranging the Shaughnessy Series, announced the Heart of Maryland season of 1950, their most successful one. President NorrU said last night, the league reorganize for 1951.

with three clubs already having submitted requests for franchises. For next season. Heart of Maryland expects to Increase from six teams to a full roster of eight clubs in the loop. The managers also announced that at the conclusion of the 1950 playoffs, a benefit game between' New Windsor and Thurmont has been sanctioned. The proceeds will go to Catcher Jess Green.

New Windsor, who broke his ankle in last Sunday's game. Green will be out of the playoffs. His ankle was injured while sliding into second base last weekend. Despite the injury, he played on for several innings before he went out of the game. Monday, x-rays revealed he had broken a bone in his ankle.

Season Ducats For FHS Grid Year Offered "Packaged" season-tickets for Frederick High School 1950 football games, will be offered early next wvek. Athletic Director James F. Zimmerman announced last night. The 1950 grid ducats are called "packaged" inasmuch as they are sold at a still further price than last season and are good for five individual admissions to all right-games of the Cadets at home; or may be used to take in five persons to any one game or may be split up in pairs or more admissions until five persons have been admitted. Starting Monday, members of the Cadets football squad, the athletic director at the high school and the chairman of the McCurdy Field Athletic Commission, will have season tickets for sale Advance sales will be handled by Zimmerman, Tom Glass and The Smoke Shop.

Students sale of tickets will not commence until the school term starts, Sept. 6. National League Results Vesterday Chicago, Boston, 6 Pittsburgh, 7 Brooklyn. Cincinnati, 0 St. Louis.

New York, 4 innings Games Today Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago THE NATION'S GREATEST-500-mile auto race driver. Bill Holland will be at Mageritown Sunday, when his Automobile thrill show will give ifternoon and evening performances at the Speedway for the benefit of the Hub City post of Disabled American Veterans. Holland, who won in 1940 at Indianapolis and was run- nerup in 1947, 1948, and 1950, set a record that no one else ever posted in four-year period or is likely to equal. Baltimore Court Team To Meet Locals Sunday Some of the finest amateur tennis to be played here this summer will be seen Sunday afternoon i when the Frederick Tennis Club will oppose the Mt.

Washington Club of Baltimore In singles and doubles matches. Play scheduled for two o'clork on the Baker Park bathhouse courts. The visiting club boasts some of Baltimore's top ranking players among whom are Jerry Laroque, Maryland intercollegiate champion, Ken Volk, member of the Baltimore city doubles championship team, and Frank Scrivener, former Baltimore municipal champion. The Ml. Washington Club was runnerup In the first half of the Maryland State Tennis League.

With the a i a this week the courts should in top condition. 40 In Field For Hot Rod Races Sunday Williams Grove. Aug. 25-Roaring roadsters will take over the half-mile Williams Grove Speedway for the fourth lime this season Sunday afternoon when a large field of over 40 cars and drivers will assemble for an action- packed program of "Hot Rod" racing sanctioned by the Eastern Racing Association. Time trials will start about 12:30 p.

followed by four qualifying races, a consolation race, and a 25- lap feature race starting the fastest 25 cars and best drivers will climax the card which are marked with spins and crashes. Top drivers the sport from a number of Eastern itates have turned in entries, with each of the young daredevils going all- out to score a victory in the feature race. Standings Of The W. Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston St. Louis New York Chicago 66 fi3 63 62 52 Cincinnati 47 Pittsburgh 41 Clubs L.

Pet. 45 .622 .584 .543 .538 .530 .437 .405 .347 47 53 54 55 67 69 77 TO BROADCAST GAMES Bob Wolff, well-known Washington sporlscaster, has been selected to handle the play-by-play broadcasts of the University of Maryland football games this fall under the sponsorship of lcal Chevrolet dealers. All ten contests will be broadcast over a ten-station hookup. The games will be heard locally over Radio Station WFMD. News, rnflerlek, Avrwri Mff.

Aussies Take Tennis Singles Forwt Aug. 25 disaster struck America's tennte forces today when two brilliant Australian beat the daylights out of the best this country could summon and virtually clinched the Davis Cup before the challenge round had well Ken McGregor, a 20-year-old wizard from down under, pulled of the great of cup history by blasting the veteran Ted Schroedcr off the courts, 13-11. 6-3, His 22-year-old teammate, Frank Sedgman, banged aeroia. another straight set victory ewer Tom Brown, 8-0, 8-8, 9-7, before 000 unbelieving upectatori In the big Horaeahoe Stadium. When the last shot had been fir ed on black Friday, the cup were left with, little or no hope of retaining the trophy they have held since they brought it back from Australia in 1946.

All the widely celebrating Aus- sies will need do is capture tomorrow's doubles match to make It official, and they were more or less conceded a triumph in tandem event before the matches started. If the huge, gleaming cup goes back to the other side of the world this time, it probably will remain there a long time, for the Aus- sies unveiled today a pair of all court players with tremendous services who will be hard to take in the foreseeable future. McGregor, only two years removed from the ranks of the ball boys and playing In his first challenge round, had the experts exclaiming with his masterfud performance against the 29-year-old Schroeder of La Crescenta, who never before had met his match in Davis Cup singles. Robinson Keeps Title Scranton. Aug 25 Sugar Ray Robinson knocked out Jose Basora tonight in less than a min- to defend successfully his middleweight championship, Pennsylvania version.

It was one of the fastest knock- nuts in championship history. Referee Johnny Kelly counted the Puerto Rican contender out in 92 seconds. The hadn't gotten down the steps when Basora hit the canvas for -the first time Robinson landed a left hook on Basora's right ear. bringing blood. was knocked down four times in the fast and furious action.

The Harlem Sugar weighed in at 154 4. Basora at 159 3 High School Soccer League Opens Oct. 3 Frederick County Hiffc School soccer league will open 1090 soccer season on Octobmr 8. schedule rum through November 7. with Mondays and Open, to be used in making up postponed garnet.

Fifteen games are on thii year's schedule. An net up, each of the plays around the club roster once, Rome elevens having three and other clubs, two games on their home fields. All soccer are scheduled to begin at 2:30 p. m. Inaugural of the season will be played at Wilkersville.

with mitaburg the visiting eleven, October 3 Pairings to follow are: Oct. 4-Thurmont at Brunswick, S.Frederick at Middletown. 10- at Brunswick. 11-Em- itsburg at Thurmont. 12-Bruns- Frederick.

17-Middletown at Walkersville. 18-Fredcrick at ilmmiUburg. 19-Thurmont at Middletown. 24-Frederick at Thurmont. 25-Emmitsburg at Middletown, 26- Walkersville at Frederick.

31- Erunswick at Emmitsburg. Nov 2-Thurmont at Walkersville. 7-Middletown at Brunswick. GAME FORFEITED Washington Street forfeited to McCurdy Field, 7-0, Friday evening for the final scheduled game of thp Recreation Commission softball JraRiKV It was the lone win for McCurdy Field for the season. East Third Street and Fairground battle Monday evening at 630 o'clock on the Baker Park bathhouse diamond to decide runner-up honors.

The rivals are tied with 5 wins and 3 losses. Standing of The Teams W. L. Pet. Staley Park 8 0 1.000 Third St 5 3 .625 Fairgrounds 5 3 .625 Baker Park 4 4 .500 E.

Sixth St 4 4 .500 Harmon Field 4 4 .500 McCurdy Field 1 5 .167 Washington St. 0 8 .000 WILLIAM B. BURALL Trainer Suspended, Horse Doped, Charge Bel Air. Aug. 25 H.

Lampartcr. horse owner and trainer from Laurel, suspended today on charge that one of his doped. Joseph Flanngan, Maryland Racing Commission steward, announced that Electron, winner of the first race at Bel Air yesterday, was drugged. Electron running for the first time since July 1, 1949, paid $14.40 for $2. No horse owned or trained by Lamparter will be allowed to race until he Is given a hearing by the Racing Commission.

No date has been set for the hearing. MEET IN FINAL Minneapolis. Aug. 25 Urzetta, the job hunting collegian from Rochester, N. and Frank Stranahan.

the unemployed i lionaire from Toledo, will play tomorrow for the National Amateur golf crown. Stranahan played hot and cold golf today to eliminate John Ward of Clay. N. 1 up, while Urzetta was as steady as a rock in sending Robert Knowles of Brookliife, to the sidelines, 6 and 5. HOUAND rwrs wwfATf! MfMOtflML Mr 194-9 'BILL HOLLAND WINS STUNTtNG, RfiCIMG AND HOLLAND mes MAIN! HOLLWD MACES 28 22.

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