Fair success on first day of trout season
Anglers enjoyed mild opening day on streams with fair success and light crowds. Big Hunting Creek and Fishing Creek drew dozens of fishermen while Middle Creek yielded notable catches by Marion Carmack and Roy Mumford. Officials reported no violations and guests included prominent national and state figures at Brewster and Richey lodges. The day featured flat water and cool 48 degree temps as fish remained conservative.
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Big Hunting Creek
Baltimore
Washington
Lewistown
Marion Carmack
Roy Mumford
County
Carmack
Middle Creek
Mumford
Kingman Brewster
Lawrence Richey
Catoctin Furnance
Jack Leitzelman
Bethesda
G. B. Williams
Catoctin
E. P. Thomas
This City
Fred Orsinger
Aquarium
J. M. Mann
Zoological Gardens
Frank L. Bentz
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Hugh Loengfeller
William Beetson
James Turner
Joe Brooks
Sports Roundup from New York April News Digest
New York reports on relief drives by the Giants and Dodgers, with projections that charitable takes may total a substantial portion of the season’s profits. Mentions Eddie Ain Smith as athletic director at Republic Aviation and Tex Carleton at Consolidated bomber plant Fort Worth. Also notes superstition in Auburn football, Red Cochran’s Navy song lyrics, and various players and staff involved in military and sporting roles.
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New York
Larry MacPhail
Giant
Dodgers
Army
Navy
Larry
Eddie Ainsmith
Walter Johnson
Republic Aviation
Farmingdale
N. Y
Tex Carleton
Consolidated Bomber
Fort Worth
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Jimmie Hitchcock
Red Cochrane
Art Small
Jim Castiglia
Augusta
Beau Jack
Bobby Jones, Jr
New Market Team Seeks Players for Sunday Practice
The New Market team of the Maryland State League plans first baseball practice Sunday at 2 o'clock. Interested players should report to the New Market school ground.
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New Market
Carty’s Not To Have Team In Softball Loop
Carty's Funeral Home will not sponsor a speedball team this year after only two of the 1941 players reported for a Baker Park practice. Manager Ray Gardner and Phil Carty said it would be futile to field a team with the scant material available, and the squad will not compete in the City Softball League. Several last season regulars are in service or defense industries.
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Carty
Phil Carty
Baker Perk
Ray Gardner
Countian Signs With Hornell Club in Pony League
Theodore Beard a Woodsboro rookie who rode to spring school at McCurdy Field signed a Class D contract with Hornell Pirates of the Pony League. Joe Smith Pittsburgh also joined the team training here. Manager Poke Whalen and president Fred Nerng praised Beard as a promising outfielder with left handed versatility. Pitchers began throwing curves as warm weather aids training and scrimmages continued with the Hornell squad nearing roster closure.
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Theodore Beard
Woodsboro
McCurdy Field
Hornell
N. Y
Joe Smith
Pittsburgh
Fred Nerng
Poke
Whalen
Hornell Pirates
Beard
Heting Unu Whalen
Nuzicio Iu Aerske
Yannigany
Sun Again Defeats Whirlaway In Kentucky Derby Pace
Warren Wright trains Sun Again in Kentucky. Sun Again defeats Whirlaway in a Derby prep meet held in Lexington on April 15 as preparations continue for the Kentucky Derby.
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Sun
Whirlaway
Kentucky
Lexington
Warren Wright
Whirl Away Edges Derby Candidate in Keeneland Feature
Sun Teddy son Whirl Away led early and held off stablemate Bless Me to win the $1,500 Secqur Centennial Handicap at Keeneland. Harvard Square and Swing and Sway trailed, with Bless Me close behind. Buckskin won the $2 matuels, with Clearmont and Sea Tack second and third. A trailer crane system was unveiled to speed removal of airplane enemies.
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Whirlyyaway
Col
E. R. Bradley
Bless Me
Guy
Keeneland
Sun Teddy
Whirly
Arnold Hanger
Harvard Square
Whirlaway
Devil Diver
Sun
Swing
Sway
Clos
Wendell Eads
A. Craig
Whirly. & Young
GC Bierman
Wright
A Kitchen Eer s Guide to Times and Tempera tures
In the new Family Circle Magazine issue charts show baking roasting and broiling times. The weekly magazine is distributed free at Safeway every Thursday.
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Family Circle Magazine
Family Circle
Safeway
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Brewster and
Richey
Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
Celagu
Sam Atcheson
Memphis
Buffalo Bisons
Detroit
Chattanooga
Joe Engle
Joe
Engles
Newsfree Press
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Jersey Journal
Tommy Harmon
John Kimbrough
Santa Ana
Calif
Air Corps
Kimbrough
Harmon
K. P
Fort Bragg
N. C
Yanks
Brooklyn
Joe Collins
Oklahoma
Abilene, Tex
Collins Garber
Earl Flora
Ohio State Journal
Earl
Air Corps Officers
Miami Beach
General MacArthur
General Wainwright
West Point
Bataan
Coral Bel
Syracuse
China
Enrell
Kemsberg S Jovely
Store _KEY HOTEL
Countian
Hornell Club
Safeway Homemakers Guide
Land O’ Lakes
Parkay
Margarine
Velveeta
C & E Brand
Libby
Argo Spears
Gt. Bot
Beans Phillips
Gorn
del Marz
Ardenside
Jane
Tan
Florida
del Monte
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Whaght
Nob Hill
Pillsbury’s
Mueller
Frederick Wntis
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