A’s Road Trip Prepares for Dual Weekend Exacts
Connie Mack steers the Philadelphia Athletics toward Atlantic City for four exhibitions over the weekend. Luke Hamlin Jesse Flores and Carl Scheib solidify pitching as two games are set Sunday with the Yankees and Orioles, then a Wilmington showdown against the Phill ies.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Atlantic City
A’s
New York Yankees
Luke Hamlin
Jesse Flores
Carl Scheib
Yanks
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chief Bender
Mackmen
Talmage Abernathy
Wilmington
Abernathy
Frederick
Philadelphia
Connie
Mack
Earle Mack
Macks
Athletics
Baltimore
Yankee
Philadelphia Phillays
Orioles
Tommy Thomas
Frank Hayes
Dick Siebert
Phillays
Hal Wagner
Buster Mills
Young
Jim” Fox
Keystone
Busch and
Hall
McCurdy Field
Toronto
At French Lick Ind R Hh Ece Chicago A 2 ww 40 oD
At Munice Ind A brief sports listing mentions Chicago and Indiana players with scores and affiliations, naming Lee Dietrich Grove Turner Hanyzewski Wyse Burrows Holm and others in a short item from the period.
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French Lick
Ind
R. HH. Ece
Chicago
Lee
Dietrich
Grove
Turner
Hanyzewski
Wyse
Burrows
Holm
Hagerstown Team Seeks Preseason Games With Hustlers
A UAW-CIO Hagerstown baseball manager invites Frederick semi pro clubs to book games with his team. Brunswick forms a Trojans squad for 17 to 23 year olds and seeks county amateur contests. Hustlers plan Sunday games and pre season work ahead of Bainbridge Naval Training Station, Curtis Bay Coast Guard, and Camp Detrick exhibitions.
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Frederick
News-Post
Uaw-Cio
Hagerstown
Mgr
J. H. Gance
South Cannon Avenue
Brunswick
Brunswick Trojans
H. E. Werking
Hustlers
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Philadelphia Athletics
Bainbridge
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Camp Detrick Army
Athletics
Paul Hildebrand
A’s
Radio Programs and Serial Dramas on a 1940s Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs and serials including Tracy the Detective, Captain Midnight, Captain Video, Jack Armstrong, and Burns and Allen styled shows. It catalogs sound dramas, newsreads, variety hours, and musical numbers with numerous sponsors and time blocks, indicating a packed weekly prime time lineup across networks.
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Thasak Bates
Dunn
Lama Semeg
Che
Kiddles
Jeli Sullavan
Dbs
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Henry J. Taylor
Wasie
Cebs
Pied Waring
Xero Wolfe
Draimna
Myster
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Stopicana
Sabby
Mbs Sie
Abe Lyman
Chs
Blu Gabriel Heatter
Ebob Ripley
Aimos and
Andy
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
John W. Vandercook
Vatletyecks
Blu Ly Flour
Ronsignor
Fulton J. Sheen
Fred Waring
H.jj
Wdi
Ibe
Easter Music Program Listing and Participants
A fragmentary program notes solo performances by Carl Staley Shirley Shull and Patricia Shull in The Little Flowers and Alleluia. Duet selections include Glorious Easter with Barbara Herbert Marianne Brish and a solo by Dorothea Ranck. Also listed are As It Began To Dawn with Vincent Hart and an Easter chorus.
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Wealer
Eddie Albaugh
Foreman
Carl Staley
Shirley Shull
Patricia Shull
Barbara Herbert
Marianne Brish
Utica Woman's League Meets in Lewistown Hall
The Utica Woman's League met with Mrs. W. A R Bell as hostess. Mrs. Dorothy Grant presided. Reading and Lent reflections opened the meeting. Two members on the sick list, Frances Harper RN to report after Easter. 17 Blue Team, 13 Red, attendees and visitors. A $325 receipt from Pedlars Pack. Next gathering May 4 at J M Engle's near Ceresville.
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Woman's League
Dorothy Grant
Utica Lutheran Woman’s League
Lewistown
W. A R. Bell
J. M. Engle
Joseph Carlotti
Prederick City Hospital
Jonas Barker
Frances Harper
Clifford Shelton
Jennie Gaver
Richard Arnold
H Lee Davis
J M Engle
William Ensor
Ceresville
Muss
Open Bible on the Altar and War Worker Reflections
Lizzie Hessong led a program including The Old Rugged Cross and Let The Lower Lights Be Burning with Miss Rebecca Hesong providing vocal selections and refreshments served by the hostess. West Palm Beach reports on job retention plans for women amid postwar industry. Edward S. Coudrick of New York City told a NiMs meeting that about two thirds of women war workers will stay in industry with possible equal pay for equal work if production standards meet men.
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Lizzie Hessong
Miss Hessong
Rebecca Hessong
West Palm Beach
Fla
Apal & P
National Association of Manufacturers
Edward S Coudrick
New York City
NiMs
War Department tightens travel limits for college teams
Washington reports the War Department has directed air force training commands to curb team travel. Previously teams were restricted to no more than 23 miles of travel for games unless Washington granted a special permit. Under the new rule, commands will decide on travel lineations.
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Washington
War Department
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Kramer
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Evangelical Reformed Church
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Loret
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Tax” O'Brien
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Charlie
Spivak
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Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
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SWIFT
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