Tigers Triumph Over Yankees In Tight Tilt
Detroit tops New York 2 to 1 as Allie Reynolds takes the loss. Del Rice drives in four, including a homer and two doubles, powering the Cardinals to an 11-3 win over the Dodgers. Phillies split with Cubs as Rowe and Heintzelman shine. Indians sweep rivals 13-2 and 9-1 in twilight doubleheader behind strong hitting and pitching. White Sox blank Athletics 4-0 as Joe Haynes earns win. Red Sox power past Brownies 9-5 with Dom DiMaggio key. Braves edge Pirates 7-5 with Elliott homering late. Reds crush Giants 8-1 as Miller drives in six. National and American League action with multiple games and strong performances.
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Allie” Shevenis
Detroit Tigers
Seley
New York Yankees
Stubby Overmre
Yanks
del Rice
St Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eam
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Lynwood
Indians
Walt Masterson
Milo Candim
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Wats
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Haynes
Macks
White Sox
Jesse Flores
Boston Red Sox
Dom DiMaggio
Brownie
Bob Elliott
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Billy Cox
Faddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Sete
Detroit
Ar Reynolds
Houk
Wavermire
Swift
H. Z
Washington
Cleveland
Masterson
Candini
Ferrell
Harder
Stephens
Klieman
Hegan
Scarborough
Evans
Embree
Lopez
H. E.E
Philadelphia
Chicago
Flores
Savage
Christopher
Rosar
Haynes
Tresh
Boston
St. Louis
Dobson
Partee
Moulder
Kinder
Potter
Early
Borowy
Heintzelman
Padgett
Hearn
Rice
Barney- Hatten
Behrman
Dockens
Edwards
Bragan
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Lamanno
Koslo
Beggs
Iott
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Zi Bonham
Roe, Lyons and Howell
Barrett Lanfraniconi
Masi
Fairgrounds Team Edges Washington St In Title Clash
Fairgrounds softball team edged Washington Street 7-6 to win the City Playgrounds trophy on Tuesday at Fairgrounds. The final league game decided the season with Fairgrounds clinching the trophy for possible permanent possession after three consecutive wins. All star selections honored Fairgrounds Clarence Speaks Bernard Shores Herman Main Robert Miss Kenneth Ford and Washington Street Robert Whitmore Gerald Tucker Albert Mulligan Tommy Geiser Maynard King. Washington Street led early 2-0 but Fairgrounds seized the lead with four runs in the second inning and held on as the game stayed close through the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Washington Street
City Playgrounds
Washington Street Third Street Playgrounders
Harmon Field
Maynard King
Whitmore
Tucker
Whisner
D. Speaks
R Miss
Zimmerman
C. Speaks
Mullican
Quinn
B Shores
Bears Favored To Beat All-Stars At Soldier Field
Evanston HL Aug 19 The Chicago Bears hold a two to one edge to win their fifth straight over the College All-Stars before 103000 fans at Soldier Field Friday night. Coach Frank Leahy may sit his star backfield as Glenn Davis Dec Blanchard Charley Trippe and Bob Fenimore flutter with injuries and conditioning. Davis likely out with a locked right knee Blanchard needs conditioning after late arrival Trippe, a veteran, arrives after baseball legs and both try to learn Leahy's plays.
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Evanston
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Notre Dame
Wolf
Glenn Davis
Dec Blanchard
Army
Charley Trippe
Georgia
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma A & M
Davis
Blanchard
Trippi
Atlanta
Colts Set To Trim Six From Colts Roster In Camp
Hershey Pennsylvania August 19 Coach Cecil Isbey began trimming the Baltimore Colt squad to the 35-man limit by seeking releases for six players from a 56 man group. Names include Gene Flathmann Navy tackle Jim Richmond Gil bert Meyers Wake Forest end Bom Fusci Dick Keer Missouri halfback Larry Fuller ex Redskins halfback. Augi Lio Georgetown guard and kicker showed up at camp after being released by the Philadelphia Eagles. Team resumes workouts and the next hard contact session is scheduled before Friday's game with Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Cecil Isbey
Baltimore Colt
Wers
Gene Flathmann
Navy
Jim Richmond
L. A. UL
Gilbert Meyers
Wake Forest
Bom Fusci
South Carolina
Dick Keer
Missouri
Larry Fuller
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Boys
Augi Lio
Georgetown
Lio
Philadelphia Eagles
Colts
Previes Of 48 Thursday Eve at Baker Park Band Shell
A 1948 summer preview event closes municipal playground season with a free public dance recital at Baker Park band shell at eight. Eve lyn RK White Studio of the Dance stars Grace Moore Troupe 1 with Miss Evelyn R White directing and staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Evelyn RK White
Grace Moore
The
Dance Troupers of America
Robert Hess
May Flowers
Gerry May
Linda Shipley
June Peggy Jones
Joanne Stup
Marcia Weissman
Charles Thomas
July Jive
Barbara Ann Kline
Bunny Cramer
Bobbie Kaufman
Janicie Faust
Goblins Gavotte
Nancy Pfeiffer
Edith Whisner
Priscilla von EU
Jane Keeney
Patsy Mehaffie
Mimi Warfield
Delores Luhn
Joan Cram
Shirley Kerchner
Mary Lou Winpigier
Shirley Winpigler
Billie Poole
Richard Fitzpatrick
Edmond Fitzpatrick
George Thomas
Michael Douglas Harrison
Jamele Faust
Edith Whesner
Louise Clark
Patsy Mehafie
Sue Romsberg
Norma Koontz
Sugar Phim
Mary Lou Winpigler
el Fado
Kniimi Warfield
Shirley Kerehner
Winnie Perkinson
Janiele Faust
Benny Cramer
Ensemble
Eagles Fall as Pepper Softballers Dominate 11 1
Dr Pepper softballers routed the City Softball League cellar-dwellers 11 to 1 on Tuesday to extend their winning streak to ten in the second half. Jack ONeill pitched six innings of no-hit ball until a final frame error by Tyeryar marred the performance. Holland and Staley homered for Pepper as their team totaled 11 hits, scoring in all but the first and fifth frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper
Eagles
Jack O'Neill
Baltimore
Tyeryar
Holland
Staley
Br. Pepper
R HH. CE
Woot
Bagies
Oneill
Fox
I. Rhoderick
Frederick In State Baseball Tournament Lands in Baltimore
Ten teams including Essex Cowan Monument House Overlea Frederick Hustlers Brunswick Havre de Grace St Elizabeths and winners of Southern Association and Washington County leagues enter the Maryland State Baseball Association unlimited tournament. Play begins August 31 with Sunday matinees and weekday night games. Two defeats eliminate a team and final rounds occur in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Baseball Association
Eddie Brooks
Association
Brooks
Essex
Cowan
Monument House
Overlea
Frederick
Fourteen from Frederick enlist in the New Regular Army
Frederick and area youths enlist in three year terms in the Army and Air Force. Names include Donald L. Baker George T. Scott Stewart M. Smallwood John W. Bruchey Edward C Nalley Lloyd E Bond Edward A Winters George B Mullinix Kenneth S Hood M Sgt Charles Hood Cpl William Hood Daniel C Mulcahey Thomas W Pitts Stanley E Spurrier and others with prior service notes and assignments at Andrews Field Langley and European theaters.
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Frederick and
C. C. Miller
Army
Donald L. Baker
East South Street
Ordnance Dept
George T. Scott
Petersville
Lincoln High School
AAF
Stewart M. Smallwood
John W. Bruchey
Anne May Bruchey
West South Street
11Th Air Force
Andrews Field
Washington
Brachey
201St Bomb. Sq
Balkans
Rhineland
North Apennines
Central Europe
Po Valley
Edward C. Nalley
Norma F. Nalley
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Air Force
Nalley
119Th Infantry
Lloyd E. Bond
Lola E. Jeffries
Middletown
Edward A. Winters
Union Bridge
George B. Mullinix
Biis
Mamie D. Mullinix
Route 1
Moorovia
Theth Air Force
Mullinix
293Rd Engineers
ETO
Kenneth S. Hood
Elmer C. Hood
Hood
Charles Hood
Russia
Langley Field
William Hood
Germany
Daniel C. Mulcahey
Susie Mulcahey
East Fifth Street
Infantry
Thomas W. Pitts
John
Anna Pitts
North Market Street
Army Security Agency
Vint Hill Farms
Warrenton
Pitts
89Th Chemical Mortar Bn
EFC
Pvt
James Pitts
Muskogee
Okla
Stanley E. Spurrier
Wilbur T. Spurrier
Mt. Airy
Bowens and King Selected for AAF Enlistments
Clarence C. Bowens of Buckeystown and James E. Bowens now serving in Japan are noted. Clarence previously served in the European and Pacific theaters with the 303rd AAA Battalion. James A. King of Myersville, a Middletown High School graduate, was chosen for a three year AAF enlistment through the Frederick Recruiting Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAF
Clarence C. Bowens
Edgar
Katie Bowens
Buckeystown
James E. Bowens
Japan
Frederick
Clarence Bowens
Pacific
303Rd Aaa
James A. King
Annie P. King
Myersville
Middletown
Public sale notices for unimproved lot in Braddock Heights and Emmitsburg estate
Public sale announced for unimproved lot at Braddock Heights with 100 foot frontage near Route 40 in Frederick County. Terms: 100 dollars cash day of sale, balance in one month. Trustee sale of Emmitsburg residence by Orphans Court order, bidding August 23, 1947 at 2 pm in Emmitsburg Maryland for Annie Jesse Eline estate lands.
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Braddock Heights
Clara F. Keller
Court House
Frederi_ack City
Maryland
Braddock
High Knob
Middletown
Vallex i
Fer Delaster
Annie Jesse Eline
Frederick County
Orphans Court
Richard £. Zimmerman
Weather Insight: Cool North Wave Prompts Pondering
The note hints at an expected cool north wave while observing that neither outcome arrives. It suggests daily wasteful speculation on whether conditions will be jubilant or grim, reflecting uncertainty in the forecast and human tendency to overthink weather trends.
Equity Case Seeks Divorce in Frederick County Court
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County a Bill of Divorce Vinculo Matrimonum is filed by Michael Zook against Catherine W. Zook. The couple married February 1, 1941, in Ridgeland South Carolina. The plaintiff, a Maryland resident, seeks dissolution of marriage after more than three years separation with no children born. The court orders publication notice in Frederick County newspapers and sets appearance deadlines. Solicitor Alton Bennett represents the plaintiff. Clerk Ellis C. Wachter signs. Filed August 18, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nison Audit
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Gertrude C. Dickerson
Ellis C. Wachter
John Baylor
Equity
Court OF Equity
Michael Zook
Catherine W. Zook
Ridgeland
South Carolina
L. S. A.carmark
Jasper County
South
State of Mary
Third St
South St
Maryland
Bovtue
Bil
Crcuit Court
Ellis
Wachter
Alton
Bennett
Plaintif
Gang
New Camshaft Timing Gears Pistons and Rods Installed
A reader reports installing a complete engine refresh including a new camshaft timing gears pistons rings and connecting rods to restore performance. The update notes enhanced compression improved reliability and smoother operation.
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Tigers Tak Yanks
Ae Miss Fortunate
Stoffe m Insurance Agency
Guaral
Washington St
Bears
Frederick Memorial Hospital
South Market Street
Evelin Wagner
Guatemala
Yucatan
Central America
P. O
NED S. Zeiler Insurance
N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
Regular
Emmert BR. Bowlus
Anne Jesse Hline
Dobbs
W. E. Mason
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Seventh Ave
Beaver Falls
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Poland
Massey Harris
McCormick
John Deere
Syracuse Barshear
Glenn Trout
H.C. Dorcus
L. C. Powell
Woodsboro, MD
Walkersville
Are Ae Prk Yen
Baltimore Colts
America
Ake An
Bocard
Celeste M. Godbee
Helen Myers
W. Jerome Offutt
Jeannette Kemp
Clayton E. Kemp
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Becusbors
David
Griffin
David C. Griffin
Court St
Harold GU. Frushour
Frederick, and
Harold A Frushour
West
Patrick St
Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
R.L. Zentz
Marietta
R. L. Zentz
Strout Realty
Taneytown
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick City
Lewistown
Noah E. Irie & Son
N. Court St. Frederick
P. B. Roop
Taylorsville
FP. B. Roop
New Windsor, Md
Howard A. Gross
Howard
F.C. Rogers
Buseness
Damascus
Thurmont Farms
F.C Rogers
Gaylord Brooks & CO
Charles L. Fisher
General Assembly of Maryland
G Cleveland Trout
H. W
Hagerstown
Annapolis Road
Point of Rocks
Brech
West Patrick St
Apt
Lee Place
Perth Modern
Harry E. Mohler
Macadam Rd
Macadam Road
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Cone
M. Market St
Byattstown
Walnut Street
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons
Ralph W. Boyer
Murray C. Bohn
State Road
New Midway
Y C. Bohn Sturra
Chevrolet
General Motors
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
P. Luther Rice
N. Market St
Washington Highway
Gettysburg Highway
Market St
Lancom
Ederick
P. Luther Rice and Son Real Estate
East Third St
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