Chiefs Work Out In Spite Of High Winds
The Syracuse Chiefs trained at McCurdy Field during opening week of the season as high winds hampered practice. Infielder Charles Marion Quimby left for Johns Hopkins Hospital for leg treatment, with infield positions filled by Buvece Tuchigues paper and Goldstein until Leo Miller returns from Louisville. Pitchers, including Carter, Bartleson, Lobrey and Blackburn, practiced under Erns while Mele, Cotelle and Rosen guarded the outfield as wind inflated power trends. Quimby’s absence leaves a reshuffled infield, while Ginger from Columbia-Ogden-Muskogee showed promise for a left-handed starter role, though infra-red treatment remains uncertain.
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Mele
Rosen
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Lum
Columbia-Ogden-Muskogee
Chiefs
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Baltimore
Hopkins Hospital
Athne Haden
Rie Inmham
Montgomery
Maryland State Guard marksman wins top honors
Dorsey Shipley of the Maryland State Guard team won top honors for total points and place five in the weekly marksmanship match with the Old Vets. The Veterans won the team competition 1.295 to 1.279 as the Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club met at the State Armory range Thursday evening. Both squads entered five man teams this week. The scores reflect a tight contest with both sides showcasing skilled shooting.
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Dorsey Shipley
Maryland State Guard
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club
State Armory
Ty Cobb Dominates Baseball With Fiery Talent And Tactics
Ty Cobb stands alone as the fiery genius of baseball marked by a rare mix of talents and relentless drive. He dominated the game with unconventional stance and daring baserunning, stealing 96 bases in 95, leading the American League in batting for 12 years, and maintaining a .374 lifetime average over 24 seasons. Cobb's aggression extended to on-field clashes and daring plays, earning him lasting fame as the sport's most spectacular baserunner.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Babe Ruth
Tigers
Mercury
Nrotest
Loui Criger
Red Sox
Paul Krichell
Browns
Ira Thomas
Athletics
Honus Wagner
Pirates
Wagner
Kraut Head
Hanus
Johns
Widely Read Bridge Hand Sparks Caution for Players
From William E. McChenney a sample bridge hand warns players to count tricks carefully and avoid risky lines such as overruffting the second spade with a diamond. The column also covers gin rummy draws, weather events, and a long local notes section detailing residents’ visits and illnesses.
Woman Claims Replevin For Tractor And Cultivator
Mary E. Valentine of Keysville is accused of detaining a John Deere model A tractor and a corn cultivator. Andrew D. Alexander filed on Friday in Circuit Court for a writ of replevin. Amos A. Holter represents the complainant asserting ownership of the tractor and cultivator.
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Mary E. Valentine
Keysville
John Deere
Andrew D. Alexander
Circuit Court
Amos A. Holter
Duquesne ends all intercollegiate sports program
Duquesne University announced the scrapping of its entire intercollegiate sports program for the duration, citing uncertainty among athletes and opponents for next fall and winter. The move shifts focus to intramurals and fitness, drawing sorrow from football coach Aldo Donelli and Chick Davies.
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Buff) Donelli
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Georgetown
NCCA
St. John's
Cowboys
To Play On Thursday To Aid Negro AWVS
The Colored A W V S benefit game pits Maryland State Guard white players versus the Colored Minute Men Thursday at 8 30 p m on the Armory court likely closing the season. Proceeds go to Mrs A G Bourne Jr s organization. State Guards players include Dorsey Shipley Cy Moore Buzz Rhoderick Haover Brown and Keller. Minute Man starters are Tony Wagner Buck Lyles Hollingsworth Brown Lyles Going Stanton and Stewart. The colored team beat W A A Wolfpack 30 23 and DeMolay City League 47 34 earlier in the season.
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State Guards
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Cy Moore
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Haover
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Keller
Tony Wagner
Buck Lyles
Hollingsworth
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Going
Stanton
Stewart
Colored Courtsters
W. A. A. Wolfpack
Dorothy Lamour to Marry Capt Howard in near future
Hollywood April 2 Dororthy Lamour a sarong icon will wed Captain William Rosa Howard III of the Army Air Forces likely within a week or ten days as soon as he gains leave. The ceremony would occur near Hollywood after Lamour met him at Arrowhead Springs Hotel where he is stationed. Howard from Baltimore comes from a socially prominent family. Lamour is a former wife of Herbie Kay.
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Dorothy Lamour
William Rosa Howard
Army Air Forces
Paramount Studio
Miss Lamour
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino
Captain Howard
Howard
Herbie Kay
Clergy Fire Start by Two Hanover Boys
Police report two boys aged nine and ten admitted starting a fire in the basement of Emmanuel Reformed Church in Hanover on Monday night. Reverend Nevin F. Smith and James M. Roth helped extinguish the blaze. Also, Joseph MacKenzie injured Friday when kicked by a colt and hospitalized in Frederick with a broken leg. The text notes Nicaragua hosts the only freshwater sharks.
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Emmanuel Reformed Church
Nevin FE. Smith
Emmanuel Church
James M. Roth
Roth
Mr Smith
Joseph MacKenzie
Frederick Noute 3
Frederick City Hospital
Retired Army Sergeant Chop Led Hagerstown Recruiting Substation
Master Sergeant John J. Chop, a 27 year U S Army veteran and 20 year commander of the Hagerstown Army recruiting substation, was retired to inactive status on Wednesday. He recruited thousands from Hagerstown and Washington and Frederick counties during his tenure.
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U. S Army
John J. Chop
Hagerstown
Chop
Washington
Frederick County
Beau Jack Beats Armstrong In Loud Madison Square Garden Bout
Beau Jack won a ten round decision over Henry Armstrong before a packed Madison Square Garden crowd of 19,986. The New York bout saw Armstrong chase Jack for ten rounds, scoring at long range. The AP had Armstrong five rounds, Jack four, one even, as boos swelled at the verdict and the ring announcer struggled to be heard.
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West
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Beau Jack
Henry Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Armstrong
Jack
Georgia
Associated Press
Billy Cavanaugh
Bill Healy
George le Cron
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Hank
Harry Balogh
Harry
Eighth Avenue
Recognition of Long and Valuable Service Cited in War Dept
An officer in Hagerstown was cited by Col. D. M. Cheston of the 3rd Service Command for long and valuable service to his office and the War Department.
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Ficer
Hagerstown
D. M. Cheston
3Rd Service Command
War Department
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