Restrictions lifted as leagues unite in Frederick County
Seven teams at a YMCA meeting voted 5 to 2 to remove all limits on Frederick County League players for Tri County League teams. The pennant race will mirror last year with top four in the regular season entering an elimination tournament and neutral field for the third game. Season opens May 8. Dorsey Shipley to draft schedule. Richards Arnold and others given placement and transfers. Cameron Kehne elected president. potential entries from Thurmont Yellow Springs and Doubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Dorsey Shipley
Richard Arnold
Frederick
Lander
Ralston LeGore
LeGore
Richard Tucker
Cedar Grove
Cameron Kehne
Milton Frank
B. E. Duncan
Ellis G. Grams
Brunswick
Ralph Culter
F. H. Rudy
Middletown
Basil Burdette
Damascus
Monroe Hyde
Wakefield
Lester Clem
Walkersville
Thurmont
Yellow Springs
Doubs
DeMolay Players Awarded Medals After Hagerstown Tourney
Joseph Price Jr and Edward Nagle of the local DeMolay basketball team received medals after their squad lost in the first round of the Cumberland Valley Amateur Athletic League tournament held at ALC gymnasium in Hagerstown. Ten medals were awarded to the five first-round losers, with Nagle and Price chosen for the DeMolars. Shepherdstown Collegeists won first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Price, Jr
Edward Nagle
Hagerstown
ALC
A. Gymnasium
Camberland Valley Amateur Athletic League
Nagle
Prite
Shepherdstown Collegians
Mount game postponed by rain and cold weather
Rain and cold weather on Thursday afternoon postponed the Mt St Mary's College Loyola baseball game at Echo Field. The contest will be rescheduled for a later date.
Thirty six percent of weddings end in divorce
A report states that thirty six percent of weddings in the United States dissolve by divorce within the first four years, reflecting trends in marriage stability and family life across the nation.
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United States
Golf Costs for Early American Players in Yonkers
The cost of golf for early American players was modest with $58 annual dues to cut fairways and smooth greens at the St. Andrew's course in Yonkers New York. Caddies could be hired for 30 cents and a field iron or mashie cost about $2, while dues were $10 a year.
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St. Andrew's
Yonkers
N. C
Browns Trade Spree Boosts Quantity Over Quality
St Louis Browns activity in the off season is praised for quantity over quality. Colonel Street touts depth with 11 pitchers and multiple catchers while noting mediocre overall club strength. Bright spots include Beau Bell and Harland Clift as solid performers as the Browns head to Grapefruit League play.
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St. Louis
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
San Antonio
Tex
St Louis Browns
Trusts
Gabby Treet
Goy
Jimmy Allred
Texas
Browns
Beau Bell
Feld
Harland Clift
Sam West
Ethan Allen
Mills
Mel Mazzera
Bell
Texas Plains
Colonel Street
Mission City
Cardinal Corps
Washington Monument
Baseball Notes From Sebring and Minor League Movements
Reports from Sebring Florida say Charlie Keller of Middletown escaped injury after being beaned by Toronto rookie George Kuvak, though the scare sidelined him three days. Cleveland Indians hopefuls include Bill Sadd and Don Gugler with Hemsley catching issues unresolved, while Jake Flowers takes command of Salisbury Indians as Fallis vanishes from the scene. Charlie Geibert, once with the Cardinals, is also noted.
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Sebring
Fla
Charlie Keller
Middletown
George Kuvak
Toronto
Newark
Internationals
Keller
Bears
Jake Flowers
Salisbury Indians
Flowers
Legion Boxing Show To Be Staged Tonight
A Legion boxing card led by Francis Stow will unfold at Bernie's Arena tonight starting around 3:30. Washington fighters dominate most bouts with Baltimore foes, featuring Maimone vs Beatty and White vs Kursch as key matchups, under the eyes of Attorney General Herbert R. O’Conor.
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Fins
Francis Stow
Key Post American Legon
Bernie's Arena
Washington
Baltimore
Charles Maimone
George Beatty
AALU
Waston
Maimone
RB. T. Harris
Fort Belvoir
Dr Ping
Beatty
Tony DiVbaldo
Jack White
Nick Kursch
Vince DePaolo
Kayo
Kursch
Charle Brandt
White
Joe E. Brown
Eddie Finazzo
Robert Robey
George Acree
Millard Lee
Delton Parker
Leo Marcomplas
Hancock Boy
Merri! Covall
Fred Arnold
Henry Peterson
Jimmy Jones
Herbert R. O’conor
Sixth District Democratic Club
Dickens A Good Master. Last Dickens Servant Reflects
Coxtie Green April 5 AP George Woolley an 86 year old man who believes he is the last surviving servant of Charles Dickens celebrates a birthday. He began work at 15 and long served as under gardener at Gads Hill Place. Woolley recalls Dickens as kind and generous and says he took Christmas as seriously at home as in his novels with special greetings and presents for each servant.
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Dickens
Coxtie
Shortstop’s comeback with elastic stocking aids 1932 hunting wound
The well known shortstop begins a comeback after an elastic stocking he made for his left foot sparked a rookie like surge. He was wounded in a 1932 hunting accident. Toledo plans to use him at second base. Joe Vosmik finally got a hit in five at bats for the Red Sox against the Reds after a long injury layoff.
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Toledo
Joe Vosmik
Red Sox
Reds
Strode Poised To Break Decathlon Records At Cal
UC Los Angeles track star Woodrow Wilson Strode, a sophomore sprinter and multi event athlete, is hailed as a potential decathlon world record holder. Coach Harry Trotter says Strode could eclipse past marks, eyeing 8000 to 9000 points with possible reach toward 10000, as he excels in shot put, discus, javelin, sprints, and hurdles.
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Glen Morris
Tokio Vanth
Sam
America
Woodrow Wilson
University of California At
Los Angeles
Southern California
Harry Trotter
U. C. S. A. Trace
Strode
Trotter
Jim Thorpe
Barney Berlanger
Jim Bausch
Rotter
Ahl
Woodrow
Woodrow Wilson Strode
Petunia Bloom Prolific Plant Impresses Locals
Friends of Mrs. Mary Murphy residing at P. 4A. Richardson near LeGore admire a petunia she raised. The plant now has over 25 blossoms and has bloomed all winter. It stands about five feet tall.
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Mary Murphy
P. 4A. Richardson
LeGore
Relief Statement To Be Issued Next Week
Baltimore April 7 State Comptroller William S Gordy Jr said he would issue a statement next week on disbursements counties may expect from the state relief tax revenue amid an acute relief shortage. Five counties have asked what money will be forthcoming as most budgets run to April 1 and await the comptroller's pending announcement before planning further expenditures.
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Baltimore
William S. Gordy, Jr
Board of State Aid and Charities
Fidelis Class Meeting At Grace Reformed Church
The Fidelis Class of Grace Reformed Church met Tuesday evening April 5 at 13 Hamilton avenue home of Mrs. Jessie Tinney. Miss Grace Neighbors presided. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read. Sixteen members attended. The guess box winner was Mrs. Joan Starr. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tinney and Mrs. Lewis Engle. Next meeting set for May 3 at Mrs. Joseph Hou’s home, 307 West South Street.
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Grace Reformed Church
Jessie Tinney
Hamilton Avenue
Grace Neighbors
Levi Washer
Joan Starr
Tinney
Lewis Engle
Joseph Hou
West South Street
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Tri-County League
Co. Loop
Gardner Soule
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Sullivan
Rolly Hemsley
Red Kress
Bill Knickerbocker
Buster Mills
George McQuinn
Washington Nationals
Don Heffmer
Roy Hughes
Jim Weaver
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Bill Sadd
Wilkes Barre
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Jeff Heath
Averill
Campbell
Solters
Weatherly
Heath
Don Gugler
New Orleans
Gugler
Barons
Oscar Witi
Rollie Hemsley
Frankie Pytlak
Hemsley
Chick Fallis
St Louis Cardinals
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Memphis
Charlie Geibert
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Tor di Quinto
Hounds of Action
O'Conor
Attene
Jerry Brondfield
Prederick Coca-Cola Bottling
T. C. Hubbard
Frederick, Md
Potomac By-Products Company
John L. Perry
Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry, W.A
Quaker City
North Market Street
Bulova
Liberal
McCLEERY’S _ JEWELRY STORE
North Market St
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Fredericktown
J. Marshall Miller
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