Chiefs to Play Orioles In Spring Exhibition Practice
A spring practice at Hag- Gieiewa pits the Kansas City Chiefs against the Baltimore Orioles at 2 o clock with a lineup mirroring a recent Buffalo Bisons game. Arnold Carter is slated to start on the mound for the Chiefs, while Klieman is set to open for the Orioles. Hitting drills feature Hank Sauer and Red Bartholomew among others as both clubs test their conditions and the new park’s 506 foot right field wall under windy, rainy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memgee Jewel Bas
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo Bisons
Hag- Gieiewa
Damon Phillips
Smpelter
Ctmcinmati
Arnold Carter
Birds
Dick Hahncatcha
Red Bartheon
Hagerstown
Hank Sauer
Mele
Rosen
Reining
Rightield
Goldstein
Harrington
Rodriguez
Stroner
Orintes
Phillips
Kliemen
Eddie Kilieman
Baltimore Internationals
Joe Becker
Blas Monaco
Chiefs
Cedar Rapids
Sammy Bell
Bob Repass
Ted Scezepkowski
Baltimore
Orioles
Panama
Herbert
Schroeder
McCurdy Field
Ens
Count Fleet Wins On Sloppy Track
Count Fleet, Derby favorite, won by four lengths on a sloppy track at New York. Johnny Longden rode the Reigh Count foal as Bossuet held second, Towser third, and Four Freedom fourth in a crowd of 16,193. The victory boosted Count Fleet’s earnings to 78,185 with a 1 42 4/5 clocking in the July-like conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Count Fleet
Johnny Longden
Jamaica
Reigh
William Woodward
Bossvet
Bossuet
Count Am
M Slifkin
Towser
Freedomng
Payne Whitney
Whitney
Ussue
Join D. Hertz
Ned
Louisville
Policeman Resigns To Take Another Position
Officer Howard O. Flook notified Frederick officials that effective April he will discontinue police duties to join the Pullman Company in Baltimore. Appointed June 1941 under the merit system, he had been a teacher in Frederick County for 10 years after graduating from State Teachers College Towson. He will keep his Frederick residence. Chimney Fire at 192 East South Street Tuesday afternoon at 430 was quickly extinguished by United and Citizen Companies with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard O. Flook
Arthur C. Poulsen
Lloyd C. Culler
Pullman Company
Baltimore
Flook
Frederick
State Teachers College
Towson
University of Maryland
East South Street
United and
Citizen Companies
CLASS MEETS FOR SURPRISE BIRTHDAY OF TEACHER
The Evan gelias Reformed Sunday school Voluntas Class met Friday at Mrs Frank Kleck’s home for a surprise party honoring teacher Miss Eleanor Abbott. Attendees included Miss Abbott and numerous members, the group voted a $25 Red Cross contribution and set May meeting plans with mother appreciation on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntas
Evangelias Reformed Sunday School
Frank Kleck
Eleanor Abbott
Miss Abbott
Harold C Baer
Edward Esterly
Waller Davis
George ‘Blumenauer
Albert Blumenauer
Marion Boyer
Mary Reddick
Reba Dutrow
Mary Staley
Nevada's First Execution by Gas in 1924 Carson City
Nevada adopted lethal gas for capital punishment. The first gas execution occurred in Carson City on February 8, 1924, with Gee Jon, a Chinese murderer, being the initial condemned man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Carson City
Gee Jon
Medal Winners Announced For Junior Basketball Honors
The Charles E Hudson medals for sportsmanship in the A and B divisions were awarded at the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion meeting. Winners include Charles Shook of Frederick High in A and Arthur Myers of St. John's in B, with Kenneth Brachey winning the Alvin G. Quinn foul shooting medal. Miniature balls and team trophies were presented to players from the YMCA, Elm Street School, and St. John's Elementary, with medals awarded to several more players and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Hudson
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
Charles Shook
Frederick
Arthur Myers
St. John’s
Kenneth Brachey
Elm Street
Alvin G. Quinn
YMCA
Mr. Quinn
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Donald Bruchey
Jack Fleisenman
Joseph MccNeall
Harry Sanders
Kenneth Bruchey
Gene Smith
Claude Etzler
Allard Wiles
Robert Marendt
Ralph Harrison
Bruce McLennan
James Wallace
St. John’s Elementary
Joseph Mackenzie
Richard Miller
John Rhoades
Robert Gouker
James Mask
Clarence Smith
J. F. Minor Simpson
Clifford Yinger
Brunswick Pats Team on Baseball Diamond
Brunswick ball players have formed the nucleus of the 1944 nine with veterans Woody Younkins Meth Walker and Eugene Bowers as core hurlers The squad includes Carroll Flora Pete Gosnell Jacobs Ferguson and Peanut Johnson from the county league and University of Maryland players The team began practice Sunday at Scheer Stadium with daily workouts planned They seek more games and will consider scheduling requests Manager Bowers notes strong signings and hopes for matchups with the Hustlers next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Woody Younkins
Meth Walker
Eugene Bowers
Younkins
Washington
Walker
Scheos Schreles
Bowers
Claude Hartman
Furnace Mountain
Remsberg
College Park
Johnson
Orioles
Hustlers
Court News Property Deeded in Small County Transfers
Florence F Kidd widow transfers to Charles H Rice and wife for 10 dollars. E Monroe Zentz and wife to William Humm for 750 dollars. Ida V Padgett to Lucie E Cromwell, unmarried, for 10 dollars. Harry E Valentine and wife to Florence G Boone for 10 dollars. Sarah J Cline widow to Frank Stillrich and wife for 10 dollars. Marriage Licenses Karl C Gray 21 and Ruth Neff Fayetteville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence F. Kidd
Charles H. Rice
E. Monroe Zentz
William €. Humm
Ida V Padgett
Lucie E Cromwell
Harry E. Valentine
Florence G. Boone
Sarah J. Cline
Frank Stillrich
Karl C. Gray
Sabdillasville
Ruth
Neff
Fayetteville
Weather recap and 1943 precipitation deficit noted
The report records 0.23 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am, April total 0.69 inches, normal April 3.39 inches with April actual at 1.42 inches. It notes a 1943 deficit of 1.32 inches to April 1, yesterday highs 61 and 13 last year, lows 28 and 21, sunset 7:15 pm, sunrise 6:35 am, moonrise 3:06 pm, moonset 4:12 am, and mentions about a million pairs of glasses bought yearly for the armed forces.
Air Medal Awarded to Second Lieut Thomas F Magruder
Second Lieut Thomas F Magruder son of Mrs. John W Davis of Dickerson received the Air Medal in a War Department announcement. He was among Army Air Corps officers decorated for anti submarine patrol flights over the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Magruder
John W. Davis, Dickerson
War Department
Associated Press
Magruder
Army Air Corps
Atlantic
Inter-Church League results and bowling honors
Inter-Church League results show Beth Sholom 2 Lutheran 1 United Brethren 2 Buckeystown 1 Grace Reformed 2 Presbyterian 1 St Johns 2 Baptist 1 Middletown 2 Methodist 1. Bowler of the Week is Mrs Manan Shipley of Lutheran Ladies with 339 high game and 126 high series. Lutheran Ladies total pinfall 1943. Grace Reformed leads men with high game 120 and high match 359 as Grace Reformed men top total pins 1712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom
Lutheran
United Brethren
Buckeystown
Grace Reformed
Presbyterian
St John's
Baptist
Middletown
Methodist
Manan Shipley
Pet
St. John’s
Lutheran U
W. Pat ‘Methodist
Helser defends AAU 220 yard indoor title in Chicago
Brenda Helser of Portland, Oregon, defends the national AAU senior women's 220 yard indoor championship in Chicago. She holds the title in a tight race as the meet showcases top female sprinters and reinforces her standing in national aquatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Helser
Portland
Ore
Chicago
City Softball League to Elect Officers at 7:30
C Cyril Klein, president, called a meeting of the City Softball League at the M C A to elect officers and post forfeit money for the 1944 season. The DeMolay team was suspended this year after losing ten players to the armed forces. Potomac Edison Co. will replace Fraternals in the league lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cyril Klein
M.C. A
Potomac Edison Co
OPA allows driving to Pimlico with A ration only
Baltimore officials announce there are no restrictions on driving to Pimlico race track if only A ration books are used. Autos with B and C stickers may also go, provided the A ration is used for travel. Pimlico prepares a five day war relief meeting, boosting expectations for a strong spring season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Land Office of Price Administration
Pimlico
David F. Woods
Hilltop
OPA
Cards Favored To Repeat In National League Poll
New York April 13 A majority of 72 major league writers pick the St. Louis Cardinals to win the National League again in the AP poll. 54 see the Cardinals as likely champions with Brooklyn and Cincinnati close behind. Dodgers split among first place ballots and result shows a wide spread of opinions on other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Usis Cardinale
Associated Press
Redbirds
Billy Southworth
Speed Demons
Cardinals
Broomlin Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
New
Braves
Philles
Cubs
Reds
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THE
Eeens
Galento
Mars
Halloween
Tony Galento
Brunswick Pats
Jaine
Carroll Flora
Pete Gosnell
Jacobs and
Ferguson
lDotie Remsberg
Eugene
Court News
Cece Loraen
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Bill Johnson
Newark
Lieut
Thomas Magruder
Inter-Church League
Keystown
Grace
Pickett
Post Quartermaster
John Markey
Markell & Ford
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
United States OF America
Treasury
Jesse Price
Fredericktown
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