C of C To fete three clubs tonight in Frederick
Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics will share honors with Baltimore Orioles players and Sunbury officials at a Frederick Chamber of Commerce banquet this evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 150 people are expected, with Mayor Gittinger and the Board of Aldermen among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Baltimore Oriole
Sunbury
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Gittinger
Board of Aldermen
Board of County Commissioners
E. Eshleman
Frederick
Sunbury Club
Walter van Grofski
New York Yankees
Paul Krichel
Charley Keller
Gothamites
Texas Throws Entry Into Kentucky Derby
Texas born Assault led a Jamaica six furlong Experimental Handicap win to earn Derby eligibility at Churchill Downs on May 4. He beat Islam Prince and Larkmead Andy as 11 Derby candidates raced in front of 30,936. Count Speed faltered after a botched start while Challadette finished last.
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New York
Texas
Assault
Bold Venture
Robert J. Kleberg
Kleberg
King Ranch Acres
Jamaica
Challadette
Churchill Downs
Dave Ferguson
Bob Murphy
Kentucky
Rank Maganus Jackamine
Count Speed
Count Fleet
Johnny Longden
J. B. Theall
Islam Prince
Larkmead Andy
Willam Helis’ Lycos
William Woodward
Hippodrome
Challedon
Radio Programs Schedule Across Stations and Times
A detailed listing of radio programs, serials, dramas, news segments, and musical entertainment across multiple networks and time slots from 45 minutes to 2 hours, naming shows such as Front Page Farrell, Hop Harrigan, Terry Serial, Superman, Jack Armstrong, The Lone Ranger, Mr. and Mrs. North, Eddie Cantor, Frank Sinatra, and Bob Crosby. It lists hosts, guests, and recurring features with approximate airtimes and network labels, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Dhs
Tennessee Jed
Abe-East
Hop Harrigan
Tom Mix
Mbs-Besic
3Lins
Abe Quincy Howe
Ebs
Walter Kiernan
Naws—abe-east
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Mbs
West
Mabc
Basic
Anny Ross
Chs
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Net’s
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs-Basic
Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
Lone Ranger
Abe Gecil
Brown
Raltenborn
Bil Brandt
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Jack Carson
Cbs
Lum
Abner
Elmer Davis
Hildegarde
Abe Jean Hersholt
Christian
Abdeert Lahr
Eddie Cantor
Abe Frank Sinatra
Melody
Buffalo
Abe Gabriel Heatter
District Attorney
Abe Bob Crosby
Cugar Orches
Kay Kyser
Ralph Morgan
Abe Ringie
Dorsey
Curt Massey
Rose Orch
Saf Mour
Nbe-Hasic
Nbc News
Cnbe
Senators Edge Nationals Despite Scattered Offense
In Charleston on April 9, the Senators defeated the Washington majors 14 to 2 after three Philadelphia pitchers held the Senators to three hits early. John Sanford connected for a first inning homer driving in two runs as Hockey Mauney Mulligan struggled with walks and shaky defense aided by multiple fumbles.
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Charleston
S. C
Washington
Senators
College Park
Phil
al Hockey
Dick Mauney
Dick Mulligan
John Sanford
Mexican League suit threat over losing big leaguers
Pacemeal Ta tarrys announces plans to sue Brooklyn catcher Mickey Owen for 100000 in St Louis over his decision not to join the Mexican League. Pasquel also targets Vernon Stephens, with Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler backing Owen and Stephens if sued. The piece notes ongoing player movements, injuries, and a postwar plane price anecdote.
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Mexico
Ciuty
CFBE
Pasquel
Vernon Stephens
Mickey Owen
Owen
Brooklyn
Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Browns
St. Louis
San Antonio
Lexington
A. B. Chandler
Mexican League Interests, Since, “They Are Coming Back At Our Call.” Pasquel
Luis Olmo
Chico Hernandez
Qlmo
Hernandez
Chicago Cubs
Vera Cruz
Chile
Gomez
Phillies
Senators
Nuevo Laredo
Carlo Blanco
U.S
Murray Franklin
Wik WeLude
Beauy
Tampico
Tori Gorman
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Danny Gardella
Giants
Rene Monteagudo
Philly
George Hausmann
Giant
Torrean
Robert Ortiz
Mexico City
U. S
Phillies in Exhibition with Orioles at McCurdy Field
The Philadelphia American League club faces the Baltimore Orioles in an afternoon exhibition at 2 30 at McCurdy Field. A large attendance is expected as local students and special guests join Tonnie Mack and the Jaycees for a holiday game. Newsom to pitch for the A’s with West opposing him. Mack notes Newsom is in peak form and will pitch until fatigued.
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McCurdy
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Baltimore Orioles
Frederick
Board of Education
Tonnie Mack
Newsom
Athletics
Orioles
Stan West
Baltimore
Louis
Bobo” Newsom
West
Anarieston
Connie Mack
Bobo
Mr. Mack
Luther Knorr
A’s
Hagerstown
Owls
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Mercersburg
Merccersburg
Bob Savage
Academy
Bob Staley
Staley
Jim Hook
Fred Caliguiri
Steve” Stevenson
McConnellsburg
Kurey
AB. R. HH
A. EB. Gainsvi
Lye Boe
GF Peck
von Rangen
Iaung Wallaesa
Caufield
Ss. O
Chapman
Benson
McQuinn
Ekonopka
Rosar
Pruett
Keli
Three Indicted In Race Track Case
Baltimore grand jury indicts James O'Donnell, Robert Sanner, and Mary Sanner on false pretense and conspiracy in a Pimlico race fixing scheme last November 27. O'Donnell owned Flying Kilts. Lanners trained Rounco. Sanner couple in Prince George's County face charges. Lanners unreached. Also reports Hazel's Play edges Lady Eccleston by a neck in Bowie feature. 12,000 in attendance. payouts listed. daily double at a season low.
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Baltimore
Ringer
Pimlico Race Track
James 5S
O'Donnell
Washington
Robert Bennett Sanner
Mary Sanner
Maryland Park
Prince George's County
Pimlico
Flying Kilts
Rounco
Hounco
Lanners
Bowie
Hazel
V. Scocca
Neek
Lady Eccleston
Mercy Angel
Valetta Vowatt
Magician Professor Zogi Delights Town Crowd
Professor Zogi the magician visits Saturday to perform for the Orphanage. He holds a pitcher and asks what guests want to drink. Ma Hoskins asks for buttermilk and receives a glass. Zeb Collins asks for cider and gets a mug of cider. Doc Hollister calls for beer and the trick continues.
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Professor Zogi
Ma Hoskins
Zeb Collins
Doc Hollister
Doc
Mount St Marys Forms First Postwar Baseball Squad
Mount St. Marys Ath.Dir. Wally Opekun has started a baseball squad of about 130 candidates at Emmitsburg as spring programs lag after vacation. The Mounts eye tennis and track next spring, with a May 3-7 schedule at Washington College and a May 7 visit by Frostburg Teachers. Western Maryland is out for baseball. Red Coffey leads a small, experienced core as pitchers Briscuso and Spicer, catcher Bud Morrow, and infielders O Grady Rauber Horn vie for spots. Spring workouts aim to field a competitive nine for Mason-Dixon Conference play.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Wally Opekun
Emmitsburg
Yennis
Open Jkun
Washington College
Tovele
Cathalle
Gettyshure T
Frostburg
Western Maryland
Terrors
Coffey
Opekun
Red Coffey
Mount
Qpekun
McCormick
Nino Briscuso
Washington
Balf
Tom Spicer
Cumberland
Morrow
Bud Morrow
Bill O'Grady
Harvey Rauber
John Horn
Rauber
Mason-Dixon
Dimaggio Stopped And Dodgers Beat Yankees
Brooklyn shut out the New York Yankees 2-0 behind five hit pitching by Ralph Branca and Hugh Casey as both clubs started their homeward tour before 8,248 fans. Branca allowed three safeties in seven innings, silencing Joe DiMaggio who went hitless. The Brooks scored both runs off starter Herbie Karpel. New York A.
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Louisville
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Ralph Branca
Hugh Casey
Branca
Gils
Joe DiMaggio
Brooks
Herbie Karpel
Orioles Win Bainbridge In Naval Training Center Game
The Commodores defeated the Bainbridge Naval Training Center baseball team with seven hits off three Baltimore pitchers. George Cave started for the Orioles, tossing two-hit Ball in three innings, supported by Calvert and Smith, as the Baltimore staff held the Bainbridge batsmen in check.
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Orioles
Bainbridge
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Commodores
Baltimore
George Cave
Del Houck Sprints To Steady Route In Bainbridge Meet
Del Houck navigated the Bainbridge track event showing solid form despite taking 13 slips. He delivered steady motion and kept competitive pace throughout the race, earning favorable notes from observers.
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del Houck
Bainbridge
Athletics to Play Phillies in Exhibition Games this Weekend
Roy Mack business manager of the Athletics announced the club will face the Phillies in two exhibition games on Saturday and Sunday. The A's will be idle Monday before opening the season here the next day against the New York Yankees.
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Philia
Roy Mack
The
Athletics
Phillies
A's
New York Yankees
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