War Vet Kicks Off Start for Mackmen Exhibition Game
Bob Savage, 26 year old Purple Heart veteran, named probable starter for the Mackmen against Mercersburg Academy in a goodwill exhibition to be played at Mercersburg. Connie Mack and a Frederick delegation traveled to Frederick for the game, with Savage returning from wartime service in Italy to pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Savage
Mercersburg Academy
Mackmen
Pennsylvania
Connie Mack
A's
Frederick
Mercersburg
Savage
Staunton Military Academy
Manchester
N. H
Italy
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
McCurdy Field
Exhibition Games At Savannah and Tulsa Featuring Major Leagues
Exhibition games in Savannah Georgia and Tulsa Oklahoma involve teams such as Washington and Philadelphia, Chicago and St Louis, with line scores and pitchers listed. References include players Woolf Hudson Evans Hoerst Hemsley Potter Ferens Wyse Schmitz and others across AL NL and ND affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
R. H. E. Washington
Philadelphia
Woolf
Hudson
Evans, Hoerst and Hemsley
St. Louis
Chicago
Potter
Ferens
Mancuso
Wyse
Schmitz
O'Neill
McCullough
Livingston
Tulsa
Okla
Mickey Owen To Be Traded By Dodgers
Brooklyn president Branch Rickey plans to sell or trade catcher Mickey Owen, with Owen confirming a change of plans after talks with Alfonso Pasquel of the Mexican League. Owen said he returned any money advanced and may not sign a new Brooklyn contract, leaving his status unclear.
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Nashville, Tenn
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Mickey Owen
Harold Parrott
Dodgers
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Owen
Alfonso Pasquel
Torreon
Pasquel
New York
Williams
Booker- Hiss
Red Sox
Ten Gotas
Girtats
Mel Ott
New York Nationals
Pasquel Brothers
Luis Olmo
George Hausmann
SWU
Browns
Jack Jakucki
Marion
Shoertstes
Cardinals
Florida
Uncle Sam
Ruffus Gentry
Tigers
Jack Zeller
Jake Early
Senators
Roger Wolff
Dutch Leonard
Johnny Niggeling
Connie Mack
Wolf
3 Year Olds Warm Up For Big Races
New York racing circles focus on spring prep for the Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Debuts by Helios progeny Hampden and Marine excite bettors as Churchill Downs welcomes Derby contenders. Spy Song drills seven furlongs at Jamaica while a dozen Derby hopefuls train for three Derby trials.
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New York
Black Eyed Susans
Helipolis
Hampden
Marine
Churchill Downs
Back Yard
Spy Song
Jamaica
John D. Hertz
Count Speed
W. L. Brann
Chal‘Iedon
New Orleans
William Helis
Lycos
J. B. Yacall
Islam Prince
Robert J. Kleberg
William Woodward
Hippodrome
Hertz
Balaruc
Challadette
Ex-Gls Moved by Major Leaguers in Spring Shuffle
Major league clubs have unloaded nearly 100 ex Gls since spring training began, splitting releases and moves to the minors. Murray Franklin of Detroit chose the Mexican league, with stars like Chubby Dean, Rip Radcliff and Bruce Campbell among those missing. Waiver battles continue as clubs test the market with $7,500 price tags, while Benny McCoy’s outright release ends a Navy stint and return to Detroit on a trial basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Franklin
Detroit
Chubby Dean
Rip Radcliff
Bruce Campbell
Brooklyn
Claude Corbitt Sa Cinden
Ninintt Minten
Anse Moore
Buffalo
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Moore
Steve O'Neills
Benny McCoy
Connie Mack
Benny
Philadelphia
E. M. Landis
McCoy
Navy
Mack
West Palm Beach
Fla
Baseball guessing con test previews 1948 standings
Harry Grayson lists early picks for the 1948 season with American and National leagues. He names Yankees, Cardinals, Red Sox, Tigers, Senators, Browns, Indians, White Sox, Pirates, Giants, Dodgers, Cubs and others as contenders. notes key players like DiMaggio, Kurowski, Musial, Dyer, Greenberg, and Reiser. He discusses managers, pitching depth, and youth versus veteran balance shaping the race.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
American National
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Yankees
Cardinals
Joe J McCarthy
New York Americans
Joe DiMaggio
Whitey Kurowski
Red Blazers
Sian Musial
Eddie Dyer
Red Sox
Tigers
Yanks
Nationals
Senators
Clark Griffith
Rudolph Presdon York
Eddie Pellagrini
Hank Greenberg
Leo Durocher
Charley'essen
Mickey Owen
Pete Reiser
Pistol Pete
Nas
Mal Duo Nissallus
Rl Bush
Dodgers
Cubs
Haring
Wrigleys
Bean Stephens
Browns
Indians
White Sox
Connie Mack
Pirates
Giants
City Softball League Adopts NSA Rules
Managers meet at the YMCA to affiliate with the National Softball Association under new rules. Seven teams remain after Excelsior Dairy withdraws. Camp Detrick American Legion Y M C A De Molay Economy Oil Coca Cola Dr Pepper represented. Election of officers and rosters due by Cy Moore before next meeting. Scotch Abbott wins at Bowie driving Harford to second and Bills Doll third. A practice game is set for Baker Park upper diamond Wednesday at 5 30 between Coca Cola and DeMolay teams.
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YMCA
Maonday
Snch
National Softball Association
Wit Oe
Dr Pepper
Camp Detrick
Excelsior Dairy
Joep
American Legion
A. de Molay
Economy Oil
Coca Cola
Dr. Pepper
Wevetr
Sevitibgsbie
Cy Moore
Baker Park Upper Diamond
DeMollay
Phillies Rally Behind Southworth Guided Braves
A war era baseball scene features the Phillies striving to stay ahead of Billy Southworth led Braves while the Reds face upheaval from halt caused by wartime pressures. Pitching efforts drive the contest as teams navigate veteran calls and shifting rosters.
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Billy Southworth
Braves
Phillies
Reds
Williams Adds Spark to Red Sox Spring Push
A noisy spring behind the backstop shows Williams redefining the Red Sox attack as he posts a strong start and sparks a rally involving Ott and the Bates. The roundtable notes a need for front office revamp with the Nationals and Pacquel brothers shaping an evolving roster.
Baseball notes and player mentions in wartime chatter
Mentions Sherm Lollar chasing Frank Hayes record, Sparing Hal Wagner and Solly Lindell as Yankee outfielder, Love Jack Wallace and Sam Chapman highlighted as key players. References to wartime sports figures and a remark about Ernie Stewart and Happy Chandler in umpire politics.
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Hal Wagner
Cleveland
Sherm Lollards
Frank Hayes
Aviatoas Traveler
Solnny Lindell
Yankees
Love Jack Walluese
Sam Chapman
Ashtelics
Chapman
California
Ernie Stewart
Win Harridge
Chandler
Real estate and business offers flood Frederick listings
A mixed real estate advertisement lists properties for sale including six room dwellings with sewer, a 145 acre dairy farm, modern apartment houses, stores and warehouses, with prices ranging from 2 100 060 to 12 000. The note urges quick sales and loyalty of local brokers, highlighting East Third Street and Route 0 as locations and stressing investment potential in the East side of Leo Price and Grant Place areas.
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Battimore
Worthington
Harry E. Mohler
East Third Street
Frederick City
N. W
East Church Street
East Sixth Street
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtorn
Court Street
Broderick
Market Street
Mt. Philp
Gilmore R. Flautt, JR
North Market St
Ake
Leo Price
Grant Place
14Th Street
Guy Sour
Frederick
New High School
Operes
Imeart
Ling Widowelh Warate
Fragmented OCR speculation on biology and culture
The readable text hints at musings on sound, potential roles in a Mexican league, and mentions of broken writers and vegetables in a kingdom. It also references one celled organisms and high development, with names like Don Jorge and Fats ang vil.
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Jorge
Notice of Executor and Marital Divorce Filings in Frederick County
Notices include executor's claim against Alice H Baer estate with payment deadline of November 10, 1926, and several equity suits for divorce, detailing residency, marriage dates, deserts, and publication orders in Frederick County Maryland. Filed March 1946 with clerk entries and solicitors listed.
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Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Sallie T. Rau
sMaryland
Rudolph M. Ball
Whitliam M. Storm
Howard A. Gross
Alice H. Baer
Predeview
Ridgely W. Baer
United States Army
Roswell
New Mexico
Scranton
Penn
Emmons
Torother
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Bred County
Fergon
Soiteiier
Ellis C. Wachter
Austin James
Bruce
Margaret M. Swanson
E. Swanson
Ernest E. Swanson
Frederick Coun
Bartleg
Westover
West Virginia
Bernard Gibbs
Ernest Eb, Swanson
Jimior
Veet Bane
Nerselt
Matthe
Edwart D. Storm
Complaiant
Marek
dMpr
Equity
Charles E. Carhaugh
Mary O. Care Faugh
MENSA
Charles &. Carbaugh
Mary
O. Car. Yaugh
Jefferson
Georgia
W. W. Tustirs
Pearce
West Boundary Street
Miledgeville
Bil
Larry Waynesh
Yotneni
Frederick
Rick County
Edwin Fi Tk
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Dasso
Lakeman
Ferriss
Wagner
Rek
Walters
Lamanno
Deutsch
Doyie
FE Worth
America
Atlantic
Nicodemus
N. Court ST
de Gate
City Opera House
Henry Fonda
Nancy Kelly In
Iceccer
James
Dolls Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
NSA
Scotch Abbott
Bowie
Mit AR Sess Fnce
Oalnaulme
Laken
Rex Estate
Court Street Real Estate
P. B. Roop
Ladiesburg
P. E. Roop
New Windsor, Md
UL Prushour
Predecick, Fia
Peoples Finance CO
North Court St Harry
Mohler
City
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
General Motors
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Noah, Cramer
Sorber
Gilmore R. Flautt, JI
Gilmore R. Flauty, JR
Jacob Rohrback
Keefer M. Koogle
Keefer
Koogle
DUI Avenue
P. Luther Ride
Luther Rice Teal Estate
East Third St
Stephand Bros
Phila, PA
Anya
Dottie
Ict Rhe
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
Flick
Vrerterick County
Maeyland
Hughes Ford
Frederick-Baltimore
Monocacy River
Huglie V. Gittinger
Murray C. Bohn
Floot
Danie Harny
Stisichlans
Union Bridge
I Union Bridge
Turray C
Bohn Phone Union Bridge
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