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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1947

Page

8

Sunbury Club Edges Owls as Exhibition Series Opens

Sunbury Yankees beat Hagerstown Owls in a pair of exhibition games at home. Boots Peffenberger pitched three frames with two hits and one unearned run allowed. Sunbury hitters powered by nine home runs led a 32 18 rout in one game and a 33 1 win in another, with Eskeo and Crumling contributing long drives at the plate.

Sunbury Yankees Hagerstown Owls Cluts Sp Yankees Owls Peffenberger Moody Field Burt Esheo DL Davis Banos Veni MM. Ryan Greco Browning Bertzmail Hargertso Sacher Ratigan R H H Hagerstown la Barr Kantor

Roller Caster Landing Gear Might Aid Small Airports

A new roller caster landing gear system for light planes could aid small airports by stabilizing takeoffs and landings. The design features wheels arranged to lift and roll, reducing tipping risks and improving control during rollout.

Gingers Fairchild Custies Planck Civicistration Ile

Model Legislature Held At College Park

Twelve Frederick High-Il Club members took part as Maryland Youth and Government proceedings ran at College Park on Saturday. Edward Burger of the local Hu-Y club was elected chaplain and later noted as a Senator. other delegates included James Burger John DeRose and Grayson Bowers among others. The Frederick delegation was guided by M Moore and Don Wolfe during the Central Atlantic Council program.

Frederick Hi-ll Club College Park Central Atlantc Council M. C. A. Assec Maryland Edward Burger Jocal Hu- Y Club House of Delegates Burger Freder Model Assembly Moron Enin James Burger John DeRose Grayson Bowers Martin Bowers Colin Fell James Shipley Boyd Santh Cart James Ranch Res Frederick Dyam M. Moore M.C. A Don Wolfe

Trout Season Opens With Stocked Maryland Streams

Frederick County streams receive more than 6000 legal size trout for opening day. 3900 trout released in Fishing Creek, 2490 in Big Hunting Creek, 1000 in Middle Creek, and 600 at Camp Ritchie. Big Hunting Creek restricts to fly fishing with five per day. Opening weekend features communal gatherings in streamside cabins. MacPhail in Chicago reports Yankees president pursuing White Sox hurler Eddie Lopaz with possible trades.

Frederick County Anzhag Fraternity State Game and Inland Fish Commission Fishing Creek Big Hunting Creek Middle Creek Camp Ritchie Macphail Chicago New York Larry MacPhail New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Eddie Lopaz White Sox Lopaz Sox MacPhal Billy Johnson Johnny Lindell Johnson Lindell Yanks

Grace Reformed Church Class Meeting Report

The Faithful Circle Class of Grace Reformed Church School met April 3 at Mrs. Charles Eagiec West Patrick area. Mrs. Kitty Day presided. Scripture was read by Mrs. Roy Nikirk. prayer by Mrs. Day. routine by Polly Ann Sepper. game and social details noted with Shoemaker winning a prize.

Grace Reformed Church School Charles Eagiec West Patricket Kitty Day Roy Nikirk Day Polly Ann Sepper George Or Teading Ratling Paul H. Buhrman Shoemaker

Crash fatalities and injuries in Delaware highway collision

One person died on arrival after a head on crash on Was boulevard south of Elkridge. Nine others were injured in the same collision as two autos collided. The report cites an Ess pital and a series of casualties with limited details.

Associated Press Delaware Was Boulevard Elkridge

Washington Woman Fatally Stricken on Route 210

A Washington woman, Mary Cecelia Dixon, 1001 Thirtieth Street, died after a car collision on Route 210 Sunday afternoon. The medical examiner cited a coronary thrombosis. Dixon, riding with Ralph P. Dixon, was taken to the King residence after the attack and died shortly after. Her husband was Borden J. Dixon, and she was the daughter of John Hutchins. The body went to Harry E. Carty Funeral Home and later to Washington.

Sirivnencii Frederck Mary Cecelia Dixon Thirtieth Street S. E Dixon Ralph P. Dixon Gren King John Hutchins Washington Harry E. Carty J OK

Forest Service seeks missing supervisor at Gambrill Park

State Police and investigators frantically search for Senior Forest Supervisor Herman D. Toms after an alleged holocaust incident near Gambrill State Park. Officials report he was last seen at the agency quarters and have not located him by nightfall.

Forest Ihe Herman D. Toms State Forest Service Gambrill State Park

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs

The station lineup features CBS and ABC network shows, a Doctors Talk It Over program, The Joe Mooney Quartet, Quiz Show with Abe Sweeney, Fantasy in Melody, and a Dance Band hour. Regional broadcasts cover WEMD 930 and WBAL 1090 with a 630 start time.

WEMD Tbs West Screen Mbs Joe Mooney Abe D Abe Sweeney March Abe Dan Fates Abe-Wesat

Card players win Eastern States championship on Goldman Cup

Richard Hahn of New York and Charles Whitebrook of New Rochelle win the Goldman Cup as top pairs in the Eastern States open competition. Whitebrook doubles and clever play keep West from saving a slam, with key leads and trumps shaping the outcome. Meanwhile Maryland reports only about 20 percent of pleasure car license tags sold ahead of the April 30 deadline.

William E. McKenney America NEA Richard Hahn New York Charles Whitebrook New Rochelle N. Y S J Richard Frey Whitebrook Kahn Brad West West North Declarer South Ihvata Jacoby Ades Baltimore Tate Motor Vehicles W. Lee Elgin Elgin

St Marys Open Baseball Season With Big Win

In the fourth inning St Marys opened with an 18 to 1 victory over To Sisie ede. Strogser cleared the bases for a four run homer as the losing pitcher walked several batters.

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