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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1944

Page

7

And the Angels Sing at Tivoli for three days

Four charming angels Dorothy Lamour Betty Hutton Diana Lynn and Mimi Chandler visit the screen at Tivoli Sunday through Tuesday in a musical comedy one of the season s hits And the Angels Sing. Also shows Battle Stations The Bodyguard and Universal News short subjects plus The Eve of St Mark stage play Wednesday and Thursday with Anne Baxter Anne Baxter stars in The Sullivans at Opera House Camp Detrick Army Show Tuesday and Wednesday and Three Russian Girls Thursday at the Sullivans. Youth Hostel film Song of the Open Road Friday and Saturday with Jane Powell and a two day bill including Easy Life From Hand To Mouse and Universal News.

Dorothy Lamour Betty Hutton Diana Lynn Mimi Chandler Tivoli Theater Angels Four Angel Sisters Raymond Walburn Pater Fred MacMurray the Bodyguard Cartoon Universal News Maxwell Anderson St. Mark Tivoli Hollywood G. I. Joe Bataan William Eythe Anne Baxter Michael O'Shea AYH Pearl Harbor Discovery Jane Powell Charlie McCarthy Edgar Bergen W. C. Fields Bonita Ganville Jackie Moran Sammy Kaye Camp Detrick Army Thomas Mitchell Selena Boyle Gamblers Chester Morris Nancy Kelly Anna Sten Kent Smith Mimi Forsythe Smiley Burnette Kay Hughes Pathe News Paris

American League Yesterday's Results Highlight Big Wins

Yesterday in the American League New York topped St. Louis 6 to 1 Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 7 Detroit beat Washington 11 to 4 Philadelphia won 6 to 3 over Cleveland Tonight's schedule features Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston with a night game on tap.

New York St. Louis Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cleveland

Browns stock soars as club leads American League

St Louis notes stock in the Browns rising above 5 for the first time since 1936 with 500 shares sold at 5 25. Brokers cite improved outlook as the Browns remain atop the American League standings. Local mentions include Mrs. Wilbur Cushen visiting relatives in Middletown and a note on Hagerstown travel.

St. Louis Browns Wilbur Cushen Hagerstown Mark Gladhill Middletown

Track Record Lowered Again At Cumberland

Dividend from Shrangri la Stables nosed out Baymelia to win the Thomas B. Finan Memorial at Cumberland as the five furlongs track record fell for the third time in four days timed at 55.3 miles. Jockey Milton Bletzacker rode the winner as Mrs W W Keegan’s Big Talk set a new opening day mark at 6.4. About 4,000 spectators wagered 178,645 on eight races, surpassing last year’s 139,430. Willson of Peters Co. E. Willson of Hagerstown was suspended for the remainder of the meeting after a postrace altercation with trainer Bill Mein outside the jockey quarters. The top week race, the Clifton W White Handicap for three-year-olds and up, over a mile and sixteenth, will be run tomorrow in honor of the Fair Association president and general manager.

Infinite Girl Fox Meadow Pete Co. E. Willson Hagerstown Willson Bill Mein Charles Town W. Va Clifton W. White The Fair Association

Detrick Team Downs Tailors in City Softball Race

Camp Detrick Enlisted Men defeat Frederick Tailoring Co. 5-2 to tie for first place, while Detrick Officers beat Detrick Navy 3-0 to tie for fifth. Tailors and Dr Pepper games set to determine second half title. Enlistees also showcase late surge led by Henry’s home run.

Camp Detrick Frederick Tailoring Co Tailors Detrick Navy Baker Park Dr. Pepper Derrick E Henry Detrick B Jone Wheard Glass Esterly and Fox Cordova and

Yankees End Brown Streak as Bosox Fall in Fenway

The New York Yankees halted the St. Louis Browns 6-1 behind Ailey Donald’s 12th win, while Rollie Hemsley and Russ Derry homered for New York. Chicago White Sox beat Boston 9-7 at Fenway as Lee Ross notches the win. Detroit beat Washington 11-4, and Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 6-3 at Shibe Park.

New York New York Yankees Browns St. Louis Ailey Donald Luke Sewell St Louis Yankees Sigmund Jack) Jakucki al Hollingsworth Sam Zojdak Jakucki Rollie Hemsley Russ Derry R. H. EC Chavinns Paoak Jakucki, Hollingsworth Zoldak Turner Donald and Hemsley

Improvement In Rural Roads Seen By County Residents

In Frederick County a broad survey shows residents view road work as markedly improved under the Roads Board. They praise new construction, better drainage, and a shift toward durable, permanent roads, while urging continued postwar funding and wider improvements for farm-to-market routes. Many credit cooperation with the School Board and note gains since the board assumed control.

E. BR. Shriver Emmitsburg Eugene W Pruitt W. Snader Baker Fammer New Windsor Frederick County John H Messler Johnsville Roads Board Walter E. Burall New Market Wilbert L. Smith Braddock William T. Delaplaine Tobias E. Zimmerman Adamstown

Reds Beat Braves In Slugfest As McCormick Leads

Cincinnati Reds defeated Boston Braves 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. Frank McCormick homered with two on in the fifth driving in five runs. Clyde Kluttz, Clarence Etchison and Charley Workman also homered. Boston added late offense with three runs in the sixth.

Cincinnati Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds Reds Frank McCormick Braves Clarence Etchison Clyde Kluttz Charley Workman McCormicks Boston Woodie Williams Dain Clay Gee Walker McCormick Ray Mueller Eric Tipton Steve Mesner Kluttz

Pirates Rally Pause Giants 12 8 For 3 1 Series Lead

Pittsburgh Pirates erupt for seven runs in the fifth inning to overturn a 6-3 deficit and beat the New York Giants 12-8, Art Cuccurullo earning his second win. Frank Colman belts a three run homer in the fourth as Pittsburgh overcomes four errors and Feldman. In St Louis, Cardinals overwhelm Phillies 9 4 with two homers in the fourth and Ted Wilks, Ken ODea and others contributing to back of the big inning.

Cubs Chicago Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cubs Bruins Luis Gimo Barney Koch Bob Chipman Dodgers Brooks Chipman Bill Nicholson Les Webber Ben Chapman Brooklyn Pirates Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Art Cuccurullo Nick Strincevich Harry Feldman Frank Colman Buc New York de Feldman Pyle Brewer Adams Lombardi Strincevich Cuccurully Lopez St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Wilks Fallon Ken O'Dea Ray Sanders George Kurowski Ronald Northey Phils Peacock Lou Jorda Phils Used Four Pitchers. the Score: R HE Schanz Kar Fick Shuman Shea Schmidt Odes

Town Talent Week Promises Playful Season Finale

Town Talent Week, with amateur hour and a teen age dance, caps the playground season except Baker Park. Events include piano and vocal contests, craft show at Mullinix Park, and the Teague softball series concluding Tuesday and Friday mornings. Ernie's Swingsters provide music for the teen dance at the cement tennis court.

Baker Park Business and Professional Woman's Club Mullinix Park Ruby Myers Ernie

Move to new home in Leesburg for Captain Pihl family

Leesburg Virginia August 11 Captain and Mrs Paul Pihl who bought Frank G Carpenter place on the mountain above Bluemouth have moved to their new home Mrs Pihl is sister of Wendell Willkie.

Leesburg Captain i Paul Pihl Frank G. Carpenter Bluemouth Pihl Wendell Willkie

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