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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1943

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7

Vincentive Wins Paced Mile Race at Pimlico

Vincen tive, a Challenger II colt owned by W. L. Brown, romped to victory in the Dauber Purse at Pimlico mile and 70 yards in 1 43 1/3, earning a likely start in the Preakness. New Moon finished four lengths behind as Little Wizard trailed. Nine two-year-olds competed with odds-on favorite Vincen tive paying 3.90 3.00 2.50.

Baltimore Vincent Marylarder W. L Mileo Vincentive Orgie Woolf Yen Maryland Laurel Park Vinntive Pimlico Brain Color Orer Er H. L. Straus New Moon Turn Omar Stable Little Wizard Vincence Brann Chaldon Dimont Woolf Brain Racer

War Bonds message urges support for airmen with oxygen masks

The Treasury urges Americans to buy War Bonds to fund equipment like an oxygen mask for airmen in the stratosphere. It frames each bond as life support for bombardiers and navigators, asserting their sacrifices secure lasting peace and urging lending money to the war effort.

U.S. Treamey Department

Dr Pepper and Price Bros open City Softball with 11 10 win

In Baker Park the opening City Softball League game ended 11 10 as the defending Champs rallied in darkness. Max Kehne started for the winners with Cy Moore finishing, Leroy Rice pitched for the Machinists, and Mayor Lloyd Culler threw the first pitch. Real estate notes and typhoid fever mention follow in Leesburg notices.

Dr. Pepper Price Bros Baker Park Lloyd C. Culler Max Kehne Cy Moore Leroy Rice R. H Kehne

Major Leagues Open In Several Cities

The majors begin their second openers with NL Chicago at St. Louis and others across Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. In the AL Cleveland at Chicago St. Louis at Detroit New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington. St. Louis faces Chicago Cubs in a three game NL series at Sportsman's Park led by Mort Cooper and Paul Derringer.

New York Chicago St. Louis Boston Brooklynn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Washington St. Louis Cardinals Sportsman’s Park Chicago Cubs Mort Cooper Paul Derringer Ray Starr Bob Klinger

Interstate League Opens May 11 With Staff Reassignments

The Interstate Baseball League begins May 11 with only one holdover from 1942. Fred Dutch Dorman directs the Wilmington Blue Rocks, Dorain takes over Hagerstown Owls, Eddie Phillips becomes player manager of Hagerstown, Barney Roth leads Allentown Wings, and George Ferrell heads the Trenton Packers.

Philadelphia Allentown Fred Dutch) Dorman Hagerstown Wilmington Del Blue Rocks Dorian Herb Brett Eddie Phillips Greenville N.C Richmond Hagerstown Owls Jack Tigh St. Louis Cardinal Barney Roth Wings Benny Bergman Roth Albright College Scottdale Scranton East Greenville George Ferrell Rick Wes Ferrell Trenton, N. J Packers

York Entry to Open Practice Sessions Today

Johnny Griffith of Camden New Jersey will pilot the York entry with practice sessions scheduled to begin today. The article notes old manuscripts indicating medieval writing ink manufacture reached high perfection.

Johnny Griffith Camden N. J York

Maryland Racing Season Seen Expanded Amid War Emergency

Baltimore April 26 Major race week structure in Maryland faces a potential 20 day spring season with promises of up to 30 days at Pimlico and a full Laurel meet if transportation holds. State Racing Commission predicts likely approval of bills allowing up to three weeks of racing at a single track and possible consolidation during wartime. Governor expected to sign, aligning with the legislature’s aims.

Baltimore Maryland Au Ju State Racing Commission Small Ates Pimlico Laurel Guy Herbert BR. O'Conor General Assembly Commission

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