Home in Indiana and double bill at Tivoli in 4 day run
Tivoli Theater presents a four day engagement featuring Home in Indiana with Walter Brennan plus a preview of Janie and the film Double Indemnity. The program includes Lon McCallister Jeanne Crain June Haver with Walter Brennan and Charlotte Greenwood, followed by Double Indemnity starring Barbara Stanwyck and Edward G Robinson. Added fare includes a cartoon and Universal News. The Return of the Ape Moon at Opera House and Dr Wassell with Gary Cooper return, plus Cover Girl and The Yellow Rose of Texas.
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Indiana
Tivoli Theater
Walter Brennan
20Th Century-Fox
Kentucky
Maryland
Saturday Evening Post
George Agnew Chamberlain
Lon McCallister
California
Stage Door
Jeanne Crain
June Haver
America
Charlotte Greenwood
Penny Bolt
Robert Hutton
Edward Arnold
Ann Harding
Robert Benchley
Tivoli
Barbara Stanwyck
Fred McMurrey
Miss Stanwyck
Jean Heather
Edward G. Robinson
Universal News
Ape Moon
Opera House
Bela Lugosi
John Carradine
Judith Gibson
Dr. Wassell
Frederick
Gary Cooper
Laraine Day
Rita Hayworth
Gene Kelly
Phil Silvers
Yellow Rose of
Texas
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Pathe News
Gene Autry
Frederick Theater
Rudy Vallee
Coast Guard
Brat
World Series plans set at Chicago meeting
1 Kensaw Mountain Landis calls a session for Monday to organize the World Series. Representatives from league leaders St. Louis Browns Yankees Boston Detroit and pennant bound St. Louis Cardinals are invited. Will Harridge and Ford Frick also received invitations.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Woodsboro Yanks to Meet Hustlers at Frederick Sunday
Woodsboro Yanks led by manager Barber Long travel to McCurdy Field to face the Hustlers in a Sunday matinee. Long teases loaded lineup with a Baltimore Orioles pitcher and a Philadelphia Athletics catcher, while Lefty Warrenfeltz is groomed to pitch for the Hustlers in the state semi pro tournament context.
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McCurdy Field
Woodsboro Yanks
Barber
Long
Frederick
Eaves
Yanks
Baltimore
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Woodsboro
Angleberger
All-American Baseball Association
Hustlers
Colesville Cardinals
Montgomery County
Stars, St. Louis fall as Trout shuts out 31 0
Yesterday's scores from baseball's major leaguers highlight Joe Hoover and Dizzy Trout of Detroit teaming for the only run in a 1 0 victory over St Louis while Ron Northey of Philadelphia and Buck Etchison of Boston-Braves deliver key hits in openers.
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Associated Press
Joe Hoover
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Hoover
Eddie Mayo
Trout
St. Louis
Ron Northey
Phils
Buck Etchison
Braves
Northey
Boston
Etchison
Frank Drews
Frank McCormick
Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Nap Keyes
Giants
New York
Homer
Triple Land
Slaughter
Brooklyn
Fred Schmidt
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
George Stirnweiss
Yankees
Washington
Ken Keltner
Indians
Cleveland
Bobby Estalella
Bobo Newsom
Athletics
Estalella
Philadelphia
Newsom
Shibe Park
Lions Defeat Rotary Club In Ball Game
The Frederick Lions Club defeated the local Rotarians 21 to 10 in a softball game on Hood College campus led by catcher Charles Fleet. Lions scored eight in the first inning and built a lead while Rotarians provided a watermelon and soft drinks repast after the game.
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Charles Fleet
Frederick Lions Club
Hood College
Lions
Rotarians
Donald Davis
Charles V. Main
Ed Hartmann
C. Cyril Klein
Tigers Shut Out Browns in Detroit Pitching Duel
Dizzy Trout fired four hitters and fanned five for a 1 0 Detroit win over the St. Louis Browns in Briggs Stadium. Paul Trout’s double steal produced the lone Tigers run in the third inning as Detroit narrowed the gap on Cleveland for fourth place.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
St. Louis Browns
Joe Hoover
Eddie Mayo
Briggs Stadium
Brownies
Tigers
Hoover
Tiger
al Zarilla
Trout
Dizzy
Roger Cramer
Mayo
Frank Mancuso
George McQuinn
Browns
St. Louis
Dick Wakefield
Wakefield
Jim Outlaw
Bob Swift
Christan
St. Louis Sabet Pacen
Eeve
Gatehouse
Caster
Mancuso
Turner
Swift
Indians hammer White Sox in 10-2 opener
Cleveland rapped 12 hits off two Chicago pitchers to beat the White Sox 10 to 2 in the series opener. Mel Harder allowed 10 hits and earned his 10th win while Bill Dietrich took the loss. Myril Hoag hit a two run homer off Ed Carnett as Chicago scored twice in the ninth.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Tribe
White Sox
Mel Harder
Bill Dietrich
Myril Hoag
Ed Carnett
R. H. E. Chicago
Cleveland
Dietrich
Carnett
Tresh
Harder
Schlueter
League Leaders From AP National and American Leagues
AP league leaders list top performers across batting runs and hits for both leagues. Notable names include Musial Nicholson Barrett Doerr Stirnweiss and Hughson with leading marks in runs RBIs and pitching. The tally covers batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with team affiliations St Louis Chicago Boston New York Pittsburgh and Boston featured.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Doerr
Boston
Stephens
Stirnweiss
New York
Fox
Lindell
Johnson
Hughson
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues Enliven Weekend Card
Detroit beat St. Louis 1 0 while Philadelphia yielded 6 9. Boston lost 1 4 to Cleveland and Chicago triumphed 2 4 over New York. Washington toppled New York 2 while Boston clashed with Philadelphia and Chicago faced Cleveland with St Louis visiting Detroit in a night game.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
Brewers Sell George Binks to Senators for Cash and Players
Milwaukee reports the sale of George Binks, a left handed utility man who batted .407 with 47 RBIs, from the Milwaukee Brewers to the Washington Senators for cash and two players. He will report next spring.
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NATS
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association Today
George Binks
Washington Senators
Binks
Giants Rally To Move Into Fourth Place
New York Giants beat Brooklyn 10 to 2 as Bill Voiselle earns his 16th win and Napoleon Reyes drives in five on a triple, homer, and single. Dodgers starter Rube Melton allowed five Giants runs. Ben Chapman finished with four hits in relief.
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New York
Bill Voiselle
Dodgers
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Napoleon Reyes
Les Webber
Giants
Rube Melton
Ben Chapman
Yankee
Dixie Walker
Jack Bolling
Walker
Bolling
Brooklyn
Schmidt Halts Pirates as Cardinals Win 4–0
Fred Schmidt of the St Louis Car dinals stopped Pittsburgh's surge by throwing a six hit shutout as the Cardinals won 4 to 0. Schmidt drove in two runs with timely singles, Sanders hit a long triple, and Marty Marion was intentionally walked to set up Schmidt. Eleven thousand fans endured a rain delayed, three hour game with 60 degree weather and a 33 minute second inning rain pause.
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Philjays
Braves
Boston
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Blue Jays
Nate Andrews
Frank Drews
Buck Etchison
Blue Jay
Tony Lupien
Charlie Schanz
Schanz
Tommy Holmes
Butch Nieman
Blue Jays
Ron Northey
Jim Tobin
Tobin
Ira Hutchinson
Northey
R H. E. Philadelphia
Raffensberger
Karl
Shuman
R. Barrett
Peacock
C. Barrett
Hutchinson
Hofferth
Fred Schmidt
St Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Schmidt
Cardinal
Ray Sanders
Cardinals
Ro H &E Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Roe. Rescigno
Lopes Schmidt
W. Cooper
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick City Maryland
Public sale at the Court House Door Frederick City Frederick County on September 2 1914 at 11 o'clock am Eastern War Time. Properties Nos 117 and 119 East Seventh Street Frederick include double brick houses with seven rooms each, porches, and garages. Both lots may be sold separately or as a single property with 10 percent deposit and balance in 30 days. Attorney H Kieffer DeLauter for heirs of George L Muller.
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Frederick City
Maryland
Court House
Frederick County
East Seventh Street
Frederick
Fredenck
George J
Orphan Muller
H Kieffer Delauter
George L
Miller
Valuable personal property sale near Braddock Heights 1944
Due to a recent death, Tina McDevitt will sell at 1240 noon on Tuesday August 20 1944 at the Braddock Heights vicinity a large personal estate. Items include furniture appliances tools livestock farm equipment a 20 acre real estate offering with cash terms and immediate inspection options. Real estate requires 50000 cash down with balance in 30 days. Auctioneers Emmert Bowlus and clerk Raymond J. Kelly.
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Brasdock
Braddock Heights
Route 40
High Knob
Rhode Island
Prairie State
Aeres
Ontario
Barshear
Chevrolet
Foster Player
RCA
Penn Esther
Tina F McDevitt
Raymond L. Kelly
Emmert R Bowlus
Frederick County Auction of Florence Trail Moss Side and Bertha Trail Valley View Farms
Court-appointed Trustees announce public sale of two Frederick County farms known as Moss Side Farm and Valley View Farm on September 1, 1944 at 10:30 AM. The Florence Trail property, 22953 acres, includes a store and outbuildings, acquired via Charles E Trail’s last will and deeds dating to 1867–1868, with an added tract from The Hermitage. The Bertha Trail property, 235 acres, includes a nine-room house and bank barn, part of the same Trail estate, acquired through deeds in 1892–1992. Sale terms require one-fourth cash day of sale, balance within six months with security or all cash, plus deposits of $500 and $4,000 respectively. Trustees Charles McC Mathias, Princeton R Buckey, William M Storm, Paul W Knox. Auctioneer Emmert R Bowlus.
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Circuit’ Court
Frederick County
Theresa ‘Tron Mathias
Belt Arnold
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Florence Trail
Washington Road
Frederick
Daniel Fisher
Charles E Trail
Frederck County
Mary Cronice
Gideon D. Cromice
Charles E . Tral
Frank W . Rothenhoefer
Bertha Trail
Valley View Farm
Ione
Bakers Valley Road
Earl Stan
Ireland
Charles
Trail
Charles Fo Trail
Granville Thomis
Granville Thomas
U. S
Charles McC. Mathias
Princeton Rbuckey
William M Storm Paul W Knox
Orphans Court
William BR. J. Morgan
Tate Morgan
U 8
Frederick Junetlot
Ilam RL Morgan
Sallie Gray
James H. Falk
William &. L Morgan
Frederick Memorial Park
Urbana
Lewis Ausherman
James L. Haller
Ava R. Cole
Tina O. Wunsch
Glenn O Morgan
Admcs
Clarence C. Carty
Public sale of the Paul Rigler farm assets
Following the death of the owner the Paul Rigler farm near Mount Airy Maryland will sell at public auction on Thursday September 21 1944 at 9 30 a m. Items include four head of horses twenty one head of cattle numerous dairy and butchering implements, farming gear, harnesses, dairy fixtures, a broad stock of miscellaneous equipment, poultry brooders, and household furniture. Twenty acres of corn and seven acres of soybeans are listed with other farm assets. Cash sale with settlement due on sale day. Located Mt Airy Route 4. Auction conducted by J Glenn Trout with agent George M Zimmerman and clerk Raymond L Kelly. Lunch rights reserved.
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Feagaville
Frederick
Jefferson
Guernsey
McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
Syracuse
Barshear
Jamesway
Paul Rigler
Mount Airy
Maryland
Ridge Road
Benining Promany
John
Blanche
Coalie
Maud
Morris
Maurice H. Zimmerman
Mt. Airy
George
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Dr. Wassel
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick, Md
Pape
Prphives
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Rotary Club
Bosox
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
R. E
Cecil
Hausman
Woods
Partee
Hayes
R. H.E
Ryba
Wagoner
Flores
Berry
Hares
Tribe Wallops
Chisox
Adirondack Log Cabin Co., Inc
York
Senators
Nick Etten
Johnny Sullivan
Frankie Crosetti
Oscar Grimes
Mike Garbark
Bud Metheney
Etten
Crosettii
Gil Torres
Donald
Turner and Garbark
Wolff
Ferrell
The
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Finley
Andrews
Kluttz
Ed Heusser
Cincinnati Reds
Chicagoans
Hank Wyse
Paul Derringer
Ray Mueller
Shane
Lenny Merullo
Derringer
EL Cincinnati
Heusser
Mueller
Wyse
D. Williams
Ory Opera House
Brontier
Buster Crabbe
ST. John Frances Gladwin
Alaskan
the Ape Man
Cowboy Canteen
Charles Sterrett
Dub Taylor
AWA Meee
Fob Ag Spu
Centurt
FOX Pkr
Henry Hathaway
Andre Daven
Winston Miller
George Agnew Chambriain
Lays
Crengerstown
Delco
Edison Phonograph
Recorda
Alice & Loy
Glenn Traut
Raymond J. Kelly
Rocky Ridge
Emmert R. Bowlus
Edgars
Hargett Emmert
Owlus
Aud Warry M Fenga
Sherman P. Bowers
Emmett R. Bowlus
John L. Shaw
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