Deer Kill Topped Week Opening Totals In Frederick County
About 3,000 hunters scoured the Catoctin Mountains Monday opening a six day season and slain 46 deer the second highest opening day total on record. Top individual head weighed 154 pounds undressed by Alfred N. Myers and a 10 point 145 pounder checked by J Haines. Three illegal kills noted and two hunters arrested for hunting before opening hour. Local names include J E Harshman Chester Grove Marvin Myers and many Thurmont Mt Airy and Frederick residents among those listed.
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Catoctin
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
J. E. Harshman
Alfred N. Myers
Westminster
J. H. Haines
Airy
Frederick
Chester G. Grove
Thurmont
Phobus
Marvin Myers
Junior Linton
William Eyler
Frank Weddle
Edgar Fleagle
Thomas F. Wright
Sykesville
Fred A. Beale
Hyattsville
Charles Esworthy
Ralph L. Tabler
Mr. Airy
Ray Dewees
Russell Favorite
Ralston LeGore
LeGore
Charles Tregsler
Otey Howell
Cabin
J. E.harshman
Percy
Payne
Clark EB. Heffner
Amon E. Esworthy
Walkersville
Paul E. Black
Yorkway
Baltimore
George Wagerman
Emmitsburg
Sanford Fox
Lantz
John E. Brown
James Gaver
Highfield
G. W. Arnold
Harry M. Boyer
Keymar
James O'Toole
Shamrock Avenues
William H. Windsor
New Market
Pick-Ups Move Within Two Games Of Leaders In Camp Detrick League
Pick-Ups climbed to within two games of first-place All Arounds in the Camp Detrick Woman's duckpin league by sweeping three from the 709 ers while leaders PD Division lost two of three to the MM Division. Jane Burgess led with a 101.7 average, followed by Catherine Murphy 99.0, Lillian Gross nickle 98.26, Charlotte Dunn 97.14, and Odette Kehne 97.12. Next week shows Dots & Dashes vs 709 ers, PD Division vs MM Division, Pick-Ups vs PP Division, Property vs All Arounds, with standings: All Arounds, Pick-Ups, PP Division, MM Division, Dots & Dashes, 709 ers, Property, PD Division.
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Camp Detrick
Jane Burgess
Catherine Murphy
Lillian Grossnickle
Charlotte Dunn
Odette Kehne
Www. L. Pet
Horse Racing Revenue At New High In State
Maryland state revenue from horse racing reached a new high this year. Tax on betting license fees and breakage totaled 5 25 534.15, the highest ever, with license fees for owners trainers and jockeys adding slightly. Income for 1951 is 31 percent higher than 1950. All tracks exceeded last year’s handle with 115 029 776 bets placed over 230 days and nights.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Radio Program Schedule From NBC to DuMont Network
A dense listing of radio and television programs across NBC WRAL CBS WFMD WOR and other networks with show names, times, and sponsors. Entries include news, dramas, comedies, talk shows, musical programs, and theater presentations featuring Beulah Frank Sinatra and other dated programs.
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CBS
WFMD
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WMAL
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Abe Baulah
Jack Smith
Abe Bob Srosby
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dravelling Newsreel
Cbs Newestana
Count of Monte Cristo
Mbr
Hollywood
North
Bob Hope
Luigi Cha
Abe John Steele
Mbs
Molly
Abe Purautt
Millie
Cbs News& Blusic
Playhouse
Abe Robere
Axworks
Cbs United
Neta
Beulah Film
Mirton Berle
Abe Frank Sinatra
Charlie Wild
DuMont
Cebs
Abs
Cosmopolitan Theater
Circle
Aba
Hands of Destiny
Dudfont
St Josephs Teams In a Double Victory Here
The Chicago based International Boxing Club announced a Billy Graham versus Johnny Bratton welterweight bout scheduled for December 19 at Chicago Stadium is postponed to January 16. Manager Irving Cohen said Graham cannot reach condition in time for the December date.
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Billy Graham
Johnny Bratton
Chicago Stadium
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Bratton
BEY CHEVROLET SALES AD OFFERS USED CARS AND TRUCKS
Bey Chevrolet Sales Inc lists several used vehicles with prices including a 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe two door at 1325, a 1948 Chevrolet four door deluxe at 1085, a 1947 Studebaker Champion at 195, a 1948 Reo chassis and cab at 405, a 1948 Chevrolet one ton pickup at 895, a 1941 Chevrolet 1.5 ton chassis and cab at 475, and a 1938 Dodge Canopy Express at 175. Contact Patrick at phone 707.
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Bowling League Opens Third Five Week Cycle in Frederick
Camp Derrick's eight team circuit begins its third five week cycle. Indians and White Sox lead League A. multiple clubs drop to Leagues B and C. John O'Neill of the Dodgers dominates scoring with top average 175 and high game 268. Schedule lists daily matchups across three leagues and standings show Indians 10-5 and White Sox 6-6- among leaders.
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Joseph
Miss Murphy
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B. Tracey
Shade
Larkin
P. Kennedy
Lipps
Grove
Koogie
M. Kennedy
G Dutrow
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Sprankle
G . Joy
Doyle
Brish
Lipps and Keefer
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Orndorff
Rosensteel
Wivell
Law
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Joy
Tappen
D. Tappen
Camp Derrick
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Yankees
Athletics
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Monocacy Motors offers insured payment car deals and used autos
Monocacy Motors Inc lists several affordable used cars with radios heaters and white wall tires including a 1950 Olds Rocket 98 sedan priced under 1845 a 1951 Dodge sedan 1845 1950 Plymouth Club Coupe 1650 1949 Plymouth Suburban 1495 1949 Dodge Coronet 1645 1947 Chevrolet Tudor bargain plus many others at low prices Located at 615-17 N Market St with phone 150 and 1740-A Open evenings for hospital aid donations.
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Industrial Bowling League Latest Resuite Bitzer Moore Broad Run Quaker City
Industrial Bowling League standings show Bitzer Moore leading with 2 wins in a 8-758 to Quaker City 23 12 836 16 17 4M 419. Gladhill’s Furniture and Harold’s Lumber post notable scores including high team game 616 by Bitzer Moore and high individual 187 by Cra mer.
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Vaca
Quakers City
Ava Landis Jewelry
Texaco Morgan
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Moe
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Coca-Cola
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Vane
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Kelly's
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Walkersville
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Glade Valley Bowling League Scores and Statistics
Weekly bowling results show Glade Valley teams Eagles Farmers Supply Walkersville Kidds Cafe Ox Co and Legore with mixed wins and losses. High game by Marian Nicodemus 151 and high match by Lee Cox 394 for Fred Co Prod with Country Club posting 604 in a 1,650 total. The note also adds a curious line about U S currency ink and counting methods.
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Kidds Cafe
Eagles
Shriner Mig
Ox Co
Farmers Supply
Fred. Co
Legore
Country Club
Walkersville
Ox Co. Legore
Ramsburg
Shriner Mfg
Marian Nicodemus
Lee Cox
Minors Draft 66 Players Amid Budget Cuts and Moves
COLUMBUS campuses report the minor league draft settling at 66 players for 224000, down from 2450, with Triple A, Double A, and large A clubs collectively drafting 77 players for 278000 last year. Owners cite attendance concerns and salary limits, while Fresco Thompson notes farm rosters weren’t crowded this year. Brooklyn lost four players in the Triple A draft, including Larry Shepard, a player-manager with a 2414 pitching mark, as teams shifted farm agreements from Billings to Great Falls.
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Dee
Fresco Thompson
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Rofters
Wodgers
Thompson
St. Louis Cardinals
Toledo
Harry Zernia
Omaha
Zernia
Fred Saigh
Roy Broome
Houston
New York Giants
Minneapolis
Larry Shepard
Billings
Mont
Great Falls
Montroster
Brooks
Shepard
Pitts
Drafts and Tennessee Bowl Plan Highlight Turbulent Football Week
The article lists multiple minor league draft moves for major teams with players like Frank Biscan and Bill Allen, noting farm system acquisitions by Cardinals Cubs and Reds, plus a Tennessee football update. Tennessee will rest until December 17 before preparing for the Sugar Bowl with Maryland, with practices and travel planned through late December.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Maryland
Bob Neyland
Neyland
Baton Rouge
Weatherall Wins Outland Trophy At Des Moines
Jim Weatherall of the University of Oklahoma was named the 1951 Outland trophy winner for outstanding guard or tackle. The award, established to honor the best lineman, was announced as the season neared its end.
Lawson Motor Sales used cars offer low prices and easy payments
Daily risk of driving an old car drives buyers to Lawson Motor Sales offering postwar used cars at affordable costs. With prewar trade value and budget friendly monthly payments, customers can move to models like Nash Ambassador Hydra, Mercury Cl, and other 1940s cars priced under the new OPS ceiling. Visit 703 N Market St or 114-18 W Patrick.
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Crosley
Lawson Motor Sales
Market St
W. Patciek
Thee
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