Riflemen Plague in State Meet Opens Eastern Open
The Baltimore Sunday paper reports 167 riflemen and 71 pistol Yorksmen from Washington Cumberland York Pa and Wilmington competed in Camp Breckinridge events. York led team standings with 1954 points. Free State Club Baltimore second with 1969. Marine Corps Headquarters fourth. Frederick Jr Club seventh. Towson American Legion Rifle Club eighth. Bonnie Eames of Marine Corps Headquarters won high individual pistol. medals awarded for top team scorers to multiple clubs including National Capital and Celanese Rifle Club with scores ranging 378 to 393.
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Tee Frederick Re
Baltimore
Camp Breche
Iss
Yorksmen
Seisst Washington
Cumberlane
York
Wilmingtion
Free State Club
National Caps Rifle Club
Washington
Marine Corps Headquarters
Kelly Springfeld Tire Co
Cumsth Maentsra Ogg
Iste Tanto
Baltimo
Frederick Jr. Club
Towson American Legion Rife Club
District of Columbia Rifle Club
Izaak Walton Rife Club
Tadeco Rifle Club
Celanese Rifle Club
Cumberland
Marksman's Club
Eqter
Maryland Rifle Club
McCarney
York Rifesmen
Bonnie Eames
Bonnie Eames Marine Corps
Roger
Knight Maryland Rifle Club
W. L. Ward
Frederick
Tracey
Towson
R Reid
D C. Rifle Club
Bete
Kelly Sporingfield
Theissen
Walton Rufte Club
C Terr
Tindeco Rifle Club
N. Hinkle
McCarnex
Felter
Ro Wil Smith
G. He State
R Street
Westerfield
S McGovern
Laoag
M. Redding
National Capital
Drewery
W H Gakley
G. Hyland
L S McDonnie
H Granger
Marine Corps
Mass Eames
A G. Hamilton
B. Cain
C L Welson
O M. Jensen
Keily Springfield
K T Bete
A. N. Billings
T. L. Rudd
F W Duke
D. Hite
Marylane Rifle Club
Robert Knight
E Zettler
C M. Thomas
E Gue
Meisel
Towson American Legion
K D Trecy
A. Peterson
W. T. Barrans
Mrs. Barrans
L J Moeller
District of Columbia Ruifte Club
O Ried
R. L. Niles
R E. Tiller
F L Shreffer
H Morgan
F. C. Wince
F. R. Lesney
Frederick E Club
Frederick Rifle Club
Newman
Flair
Etchison
Ford
Painter
Simpson
Ward
Routzshne
Burchett
Local Netmen Drop Finals In Tourney
Frederick netmen Buddy Radcliffe and Max McCardell lost the doubles final to Hickey Wills and Buddy Adair in a five set match at Hagerstown during the Cumberland Valley tournament. Willis also captured the singles title by defeating Adair, after Radcliffe and McCardell edged Ramsburg and Clapp in the earlier round.
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Buddy Radcliffe
Max Mmeccardell
Frederick
Cumberland Valley
Hickey Wills
Buddy Adair
Washington
Hagerstown
Willis
Adair
Radcliffe
McCardell
Richard Ramsburg
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Keller’s Slump Seen In Newark Split With Toronto
American League results note yesterday’s games and today’s schedule with New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston among matchups. Charlie Keller’s batting average fell four points after a single in seven at bats as Newark split a doubleheader with Toronto, winning 6-5 in the nightcap.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
S. Lous
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Charlie Keller
Newark
Toronto
Keller
Middletown Boy
Ab. H. Pet. Keller Newark
Vosmuk Boston
Hemsley Indians
McQuillen Browns
Solkers Indians
Recommendation for Baltimore Veteran Hospital
The Federal Board of Hospitalization urged a five hundred bed general medical and surgical hospital for veterans in or near Baltimore City. Senator Millard E Tydings announced the recommendation on Saturday, noting ex service men and friends have long sought the project and awaiting presidential approval.
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Millard E. Tydings
Federal Board of Hospitalization
General Medical and Surgical
Baltimore City
Senator Tydings
Sued for 15600 in three suits over May auto crash
Clarence H. Small of Laytonsville faces three Circuit Court suits in Rockville seeking combined damages of 15000 for injuries from an May 12 collision on the Olney Laytonsville road. Plaintiffs Norman Weber Clyde Hawkins and Merson Burns of Montgomery county seek 10000 2500 and 2500 respectively for injuries in a crash involving Smail's car.
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Rockville
Clarence H. Small
Laytonsville
Norman Weber
Clyde Hawkins
Merson Burns
Montgomery County
Weber
Smail
Washington Grove Social Notes Aug 16 Update
Aug 16 social notes from Gaithersburg list Rev and Mrs Herman Wilsons West trip. Lucille Barnett flew to New York to visit sister Edth Barnet, while Mr and Mrs O De Smith hosted Mrs Smith's parents Ernest Warthieia in Washington. Minnie and Mary Beeman of Muncie Ind visited Mr and Mrs A W Hesl. Mary Beeman attends summer classes in New York City. The Beemans planned trips to Burg and Smoky Mountains. Elizabeth Spangler and Nora Spangler stay at a cottage on McCauley Street. Roy Wachter and family from Baltimore visited Unity with the Wachters, and Clara Hiller and family vacationed at S4,p Bottom, NJ. Elizabeth Barber from Washington visited at Steely, NLC.
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Gaithersburg
Herman Wilsonf
West
Lucille Barnett
New York
Edth Barnet
O'De Smith
Smith
Ernest Warthieia
Washington
Minnie
Mary Beeman
Muncie
Ind
Washington Grove
A W Hes
New York University
New York City
Burg and
the Smoky Mountains
Ezsbeth Spangler
Nora Spangler
Ewo Weiss
Tee
Mc-Cauley
Giles
Houston
Roy Wachter
Baltimore
Meg Lee
Lest Wook
Wachweek
H Waehter
Unity
Clara Hiller
P Bottom
Astes El.zaveta Barber
Steley, Nlc
Ps Wrod
Ystes Barber
Radio's New Season Faces Familiar Voices and Returns
New York radio notes show little novelty in the season ahead as veteran stars Fred Allen Jack Benny Rudy Vallee Kate Smith Eddie Cantor and major programs dominate. Listings include WEAF NBC CBS CBS stations with orchestras Benny Goodman Hal Kemp and Count Basie while schedules reveal serials talk shows and musical segments across hours.
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New York
Ckuocile
Fred Atlen
Jack Benny
Rudy Vallee
Kate South
Eddie Cantor
Bennett Champ Clark
Knights of Columbus
WEAF
NBC
Russ Morgan
Wayne King
Richard Himber
WABC
CBS
Helen Menken
Four Corners Theater
Grand Central Station
Benny Goodman
Hal Kemp
Count Basie
WJZ
Mr. Keen
Tryf Rol
Barney Rapp
Brunswick Plans Salvage Corps Truck For Water Damage Aid
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co will form a salvage corps and assign a converted used automobile as a salvage truck. Salvage covers totaling 12415 feet have been delivered with plans for ten. T. Virts cites benefits from trained members reducing water damage in small fires.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
T. Virts
Notable Schedule Fragments and Programs Listed
The item lists varied broadcasts and events across multiple regions and times, including a Nova Scotia cooperatives conference, tennis, folk and children's songs, and musical programs from Tokyo to Rome. It reads like a fragmented broadcasting schedule with scattered times and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia Cooperatives Conference
Berlin
Tokyo
PCJ
Netherlands
Western Hemisphere
Salvage truck plans aid fire protection at University of Maryland training
Fire department salvage operations will protect furniture stocks and equipment from water in fires. The salvage truck will include auxiliary extinguishers and water-drawing gear from upper floors. Four members who attended the county school will train new recruits, with senior staff to teach at the three day Fire School opening September 6 at College Park, sponsored by the Maryland State Firemen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirts
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Montgomery County Singing Convention Elects Officers
Rockville August 18 The Montgomery County Singing Convention has elected officers with Rev James P Kerr pastor at Boyds Presbyterian Church named president Rev Lester Dulaney ME Church South St Clarksburg named vice president Julian King Cerne Grave sensetacyt Ivan Lage son Browningsville pro John Vert Browningsville librarian and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Rev Reymond Hunter Brown Named Song Leader
Rev Reymond Hunter Brown served as par tor of the M. B church at Cedar Grove and Damascus and acted as song leader in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymond Hunter Brown
M. B Church
Cedar Grove
Damascus
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Pat Cunningham
Santa Mara
Cat
Rod Swanson
St. Louis
Abc
RaApollo
By C. E. Butterfield
Betty
Bob
Pepper Young
Leon Goldman
Brunswick
Salvage Corps
Keystone Paints
Nicodemus
Court St
YMCA
Maryland
Alfred Holt
WFMD
Gen
Ptt
Statler
S. L. Tyler
N. Market St
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