Hustlers Meet Cards Of Colesville Opening Season
Frederick Hustlers prepare for 1943 baseball opener at McCurdy Field as Colesville Cardinals travel to face them. Angleberger notes starting pitchers not announced yet with lineup to form in coming weeks. Weathered field, new uniforms on order, and umpire pair Gardner and Smith set to officiate the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hustlers
Colesville Cardinals
McCurdy
Austin Angleberger
Cameo Athletic Club
Washington
Coles- Wille
Cardinals
Sra Euse
Angleberger
Hustler
Stout
Wagner
Clark Delauter
Don Rice
Angleberser
Hummer
Austin Rice
Smith
Page
Holland
Staley
Ramsburg
Himes
Warrenfeltz
Rice
Delauter
Watt
Colesville
Hustlers
Cardinal
Love
Gardner
Six Team County League Organized for 1943 Season
Dorsey Shipley reelected president as six team county league forms for 1943. Opening date set for May with a vice president to be appointed. Season to be winner take all and umpire decisions final. Wolfpack admitted with same players as originally entered, meeting at Y M C A noted Ballenger, Culler, Maught, Witter and Roy Wolf among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit League
Dorsey Shipley
Bolivar
Middletown
Wolfpack
Ballenger
W. Culler
Broad Run
Maught
Goldie
Harmony
Brandenburg
L. Witter
Roy Wolf
Int. Teams Play 22 Innings To 2 2 Tie In 1910s Baseball
In a record long International League game Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Maple Leafs battled 22 innings to a 2-2 tie in darkness. Dick Conger pitched 18 innings for Toronto before relief. Al Rubeling opened with a triple but failed to score as other teams set earlier long games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto Maple Leafs
Pontead
Dick Conger
Toronto
Hod Hopper
al Rubeling
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
American League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
The recap notes yesterday's AL results with Philadelphia beating Boston as the only game. It lists today’s open schedule: Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia. Also mentions over a billion dollars in pasty export to American farms due to plant diseases.
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Philadelphia
Boston, C
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Boston
Stanting
St. Louis
Peleeeiptia
Notre Dame stars at U C F Penns Relay Carnival
At the 40th Penn Relays in Philadelphia Notre Dame battled a strong NYU squad on a heavy cuppy track. Ollie Hunter anchored several ND wins including the distance medley and two mile though NYU claimed three firsts to ND's two. Jim Delaney placed high in shot and discus as NYU ran away with the lone relay title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Ollie Hunter
Varsity of Pennsylvania
New York University
Hunter
Greg Rice
America
Violets
Widows
Glasani
Dartsmouth
Don Burnham
Michigan
Catty
Harrison Dalard
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Tom Todd
Hugh S. Dennon
Rocky Mountain
Jim Delaney
Meda Lev
Othe
Fred Wilt
Fisehtly
Rice
Smothered play earns a small slam in bridge analysis
A column recounts a rare smother play in a six heart contract where South defeats threats by ruffing losing clubs, finessing rounds, and discarding to force a spade through. East missteps and a back-and-forth diamond sequence set up the decisive smothered trick and the full slam.
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South
North
West
East
Alamo
Ysck
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
National League results feature New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago. Standings note Crowe, Wallace and others with team marks and distances, listing cities Germantown Md New York Philadelphia and Boston among venues.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ciabs
Petta
George BH
Eater
Miles Crowe
Charles Wallace
Gas House
Pine
Carerson Keane
Miter
South Chicago
Selmy Brae
Germantown
Louis
Pisani
Farmeny
Middletown
Selidas
Bive Ridge
Black Sox Ousted From Baseball Records But How They Could Play
The Chicago White Sox, led by Eddie Cicotte, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver, and others, dominated 1917 to 1920 before the 1919 World Series fixing scandal. Jackson batted over .350 in many seasons, while Cicotte’s spitter and controlled pitching powered pennants, making their rise and fall a dramatic, cautionary chapter in baseball history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sox
Warry Grayson
NEA Sport
Edward Victor Crcotte
Claude Williams
Chick Gandil
Swede Risberg
Buck Weaver
Fred McMullin
Happy Felsch
Joseph Jackson
Cheago Black Sox
Katie Collins
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Chatle
Willams
Gandil
Weaver
Civulle
Cicotte
Eddie
Frank Shellenback
Red Sox
Ruth
Joe Jacksons
Joe Jackson
Chicago Black Sox
Eddie Cicoice
Athletics blank Red Sox 5 to 0 in 1943 opener
Philadelphia Athletics pitchers Russ Christopher and Lyman Harris held Boston to six hits as they defeated the Red Sox 5 to 0 in the lone major league game played. Christopher allowed all six Sox hits before a eighth inning rally and Harris finished with 1 2 thirds innings. The A's offense jumped in the second inning scoring three runs on four singles and an error, aided by a costly misplay at the plate.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Russ Christopher
Lyman Haris Commans
Boston Red Sox
Christopher
Teis
Washington Senators
Tueday
Sox
Llysses Lavien
Rook
Ford Garrion
Connie Meek
Lyman Herris
Harris
Dobson
Athletics
Lou Lucier
Louisville
Doerr Powers Red Sox Offense Against Philadelphia
Joyner Whites single in the seventh highlights a Sox rally as Doerr delivers the only real thump with two doubles, one in the first and another in the third. Pete Fox on base at third is held at the plate on the latter hit as Boston scores and tames Philadelphia.
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Joyner White
Doerr
Sox
Pete Fox
Fox
Boots Poffenberger Enlists for Marine Boot Camp
Baltimore April 23 Boots Poffenberger the baseball pitcher leaves for Marine Corps boot camp at Parris Island South Carolina promising to put baseball aside and give the Marines his best He weighs about 208 pounds and expects to shed to 185 after six to eight weeks while expressing eagerness to get back at rivals and miss no more games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boots
Poffenberger
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
U. S. Marine Corps
Cletus Elwood
State Guard Marksmen Trounced By Old Vets
Old Vets of the Frederick County Rifle and Pistol Club defeated the State Guard marksmen 1327 to 1280 at the State Armory rifle range. M Painter led rivals with 273, Dorsey Shipley scored 87 in standing fire, Kinsey of the Old Vets had a perfect prone target. Plant diseases threaten about $200 yearly loss per farm.
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Frederick County
New York Promises livelier baseball for major leagues
New York April 23 The batters and club owners faced relief as a livelier ball is promised for the major leagues after faults found in opening season balls. Lou Coleman of Spaulding acknowledged the recent balls were short of standard due to inferior rubber cement. A new cement has been tested and balls meet league specs, with shipments to clubs in about two weeks and synchronized use. Seven of eleven games ended in shutouts highlighting the dead ball issue. Warren Giles and Branch Rickey weighed in on the matter with cautions and quips about the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Coleman
A. G. Spaulding and Brothers
Ford Frick
National League
Coleman
Warren Gules
Rengal
Cincinnati Reds
Frick
Landis
Giles
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Sale Register Ad Lures Attention for Local Sale
In a brisk public notice style the item highlights a sale register publicizes a local sale. The ad signals that advertising in the register offers a reliable way to attract buyers and ensure a successful sale.
Public Sale of Farm Goods and Household Items in Walkersville
Auction notices announce a public sale on May 1 at 1 PM near Walkersville, listing farm equipment, household goods, furniture, tools, a boat and motor, firearms, and real estate. The sale includes cash terms and notes the seller is Mrs. Harry F. Wall with auctioneers Glenn Trout and Charles Kintz, with locations in Frederick County Maryland.
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Buly Barrick
Walkersvile
Thomas Keefer
Glenn Trout
OL. Kells
Progressive Printery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walkersville
Bae-Vae
Harry F. Wall Charles Kintz
Laneder
Frederick County
Maryland
Brunswick Paint of Rocks State Road
Jefferson
Brunswick
Maytag
BP. Johnson
Winchester
Stevens
Cameron C. Kehne
Frederick
Gaz House Pike
Thor
Crosley
Perfection
Hhe Wallace
J. Immert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Cleth
Harmony
Middletown
John Deere
Syracuse
Orphans’ Court
Vernon C. Wiles
Court House
Frederick City
Yellow Springs
Vernon Wiles
J. William Payne
Vernon
H. Kieffer Delauter
Tay
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Laval
U.cf Penna
Princeton
Paul Krodinke
Talbot Adamson
N.Y. U
Ed Lee
Deale
Nane Egos
Kqda
William F. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Risberg
Int
Casten
McMullin
Felsch
Jackson
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Greenville
Carolina Association
Caleb
Georga Pearh
Joe
Christopher, Harris
Dobson, Lucier
Partee
L. Harris and
Swilt
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Oto Melvin M. Engle Wit
Frederick, Md
Marine Corps Camp
State Guard
St TH
M. Painter
J Kreimer
V. Ward
F Keefer
National Loop
Ar Ice
Markell
Ford Telephone
Woon
United States .of America
Treasury
Fredericktown
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Blore
Canada
Guy F. Gladhill
Emmett R Bowlus
Elmer Bussard Clerx
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