Local cage action showcases Price Bros and Middletown clash
A 107 attendance crowd watched Price Bros and Middletown in a fast paced basketball doubleheader. Ox ygram's experience aided a strong showing for the Soldiers as DeMolev squad struggled to keep pace. Lineups featured Mariner Murray Sparks Strine Moore Rhoderick Ramsburg and Kemp for Price Bros with Wepler Ewing Pothenhoefer Stull Zimmermen Tois for the opposition.
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C. & O. Benedit
Aresery
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Alee
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Bummer
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Strine
Moore
Rhoderick
Dutrow
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Kemp
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Fon
Ewing
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Stull
C. Eee
Zimmermen
Ferieds Fibre
All Eastern Football Team Selected by AP
The 1942 All Eastern squad reflects a backfield weighty 188 pounds per man paced by Mike Holovak of Boston College at fullback and Don Curtivan of BC at end. Holy Cross yields two spots with John Bezemes and George Connor, the latter the first freshman named to the team. The seven other first-team slots spread across many colleges including Columbia and Pittsburgh with Paul Governalt and Bill Dutton providing key ball carrying. State Guards and DeMolay clash in the period-by-period scoring summary with DeMolay edging 32 to 11.
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New York
Footall
Associated Press
Boston College
Holy Cross
Mike Holovak
Endh
Don Curtivan
B. C. Eagles
Eagles
John Bezemes
G. F
George Connor
Shipley
Connor
Schultz
Grimes
L Couley
J. Kidwell
J. Eichelberger
Govvernali
White
Albright
McLaren
Pitchin
Paul Governalt
Columbia
Bill Dutton
Pittsburgh
Holovak
Moss
Taylor
Albaugh
Gilbert
Bridge bidding summary shows misdirection in declarer play
In a four handed bridge excerpt, South opens with one and North passes. The sequence continues with 2, 3NT by the declarer, and a final Pass. The fragment notes a strategy where the declarer makes a wrong guess, implying a misplay in the closing phase and suggesting alternative lines for the defense.
McKenney Trophy Race Highlighted by Frey’s Brilliance
Richard L. Frey of New York emerges as a leading challenger for the McKenney Trophy after years away from top events. He has claimed the Eastern States open pair title, Vanderbilt Cup knockout team title, and world Masters team event, with expert defense guiding declarers through tense no trump stands and precise card play that foiled a key finesse.
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Richard L. Frey
New York
Frey Haye
Frey
Declarer
West
East
Junior League Teams Prepare To Open Y M C A Court Play
Four Junior League teams readied yesterday for the YMCA court season opener with schedules pending. Alvin G. Quinn notes no automobile dealer sponsorship this year. Teams named as Thunderbolts Spitfires and four corpses?
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Alvin G. Quinn
Fourrcenes
Harry Sanders
Gene Smith
Jack Hane
Roy Ghemenauer
Eddie Etchison
Billy Grove
Archie
Butch
Whisner Sersalis
Allen Routzahn
Mehard Culler
Dick Hankey
Billy Keane
Tommy Fox
Roger Rice
Ace Robert Kline
Thunderbolts
Brochey
Jack Recheee
Jimny Stockman
Char- Skippy Domey
David ‘Tynemy Wilkens
Spitfires
Bettemes Names Navy Wing Post Pair and Yale Center
Bettemes selects running mate for Currivan with Bob Davis at wing post. Davis, 170 pounds, appears small beside his opponent. Army’s Robin Olds, a 190-pound tackle from Spokane, shares the line with Connor. Olds shines after Navy game injuries disrupted Cadet line. Upstate New York colleges supply guards Ernest Alther, 115 pounds from Syracuse, and Ivan Colgate, RR payed lineman. Ivy League contributes center Spencer Moseley, Yale’s backbone in the comeback.
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Currivan
Bob Davis
Penn State
Robin Olds
Spokane
Wash
Connor
Olds
Army
Navy
Middies
New York
Ernest Alther
Syracuse
Onlanda RR
Ivan Colgate
Spencer Moseley
Yale
Reds Trade Eddie Miller to Reds from Braves
Cincinnati Reds acquired shortstop Eddie Miller from the Boston Braves for Eddie Joost. Pitcher Nate Andrews and cash were included in the deal, the first major league trade of the baseball meetings. Miller, 28, a three year star with the Braves, batted .243 last season. Joost, 26, joined the Reds in 1936 and became the regular short stop in 1949. Andrews, 28, previously with Syracuse IL, went 17 and 12 last year. Amount of money not disclosed.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Miller
Boston Braves
Eddie Joost
Nate Andrews
Miller
NationalLeague
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joost
Reds
Hai
Andrews
Syracuse
Roundup of New York sports and college notes
Sports Roundup reports on the New York State Athletic Commission and title control, college football and basketball snippets, a deer hunting tale linked to a Texas game, and various colorful notes from coaches and players. It highlights upcoming title defenses, bowls, and local prep chatter with quick, mixed-item updates.
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New York
Bill Daves
Syracuse II
Andreas Taree
Dave Dim
Howie
Steve Sandis
St Louis Browns
Sherif Jim
Margareie
Steve
County Basketball League results and upcoming games
The Middletown and Coca Cala league reports scores including Ox Fibre 21 to 30 over Coca Cala and DeMolay 32 over State Guard. Upcoming Friday games scheduled: Coca Cala versus Ox Fibre, Middletown versus DeMolay, Price Bros versus State Guard. A railway property fire noted as the largest since 1924.
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Middletown
Price Bros
State Guard
DeMolay
Ox Fibre
State Guards
Ann
Yankees May Build Around DiMaggio Keller and Gordon
New York reports three core Yankees, Joe DiMaggio, Charley Keller and Joe Gordon, remain likely backers as rosters thin. With eight fielders needed plus a pitcher, the club faces gaps at third, short, first, and outfield as veterans depart and new names emerge under MeCarthy and Barrow.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York ‘Yankees
Joe Me
jCarthy
Cardinals
Uncle Sam
Joe Gordon
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
Vachte
McCarthy
Red Rolfe
Yale
Hell
Buddy Hassett
Roy Cullenbine
Tommy Henrich
Twink Selkirk
Navy
Bill Dickey
Gerald Priddy
Buddy Rosar
Barrow
Gordon
DiMaggo
Keller
DiMaggio
Yankees
City Bowling League Latest Results
City bowling results show Moose defeating Bennies 3 to 0, Urbana besting Blue Ridge Lines 2 to 1, and Thomas Howre defeating G. L. Bakers 2 to 0. Geiser's beat Old German L by 2 to 0.
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Blue Ridge Lines
Geiser's Lig
G. L. Baking Co
Moose Lodge
Urbana
Bennie’s Cafe
Community prefers heat to cold in winter weather opinion
Frederick County residents largely favor hot weather over extreme cold in a weekly report. Respondents include Harry Main, Oscar Spurrier, Mrs. C. E. Long, Mrs. Jesse Ryan, Mrs. Harvey L. Lare, and Mrs. Howard Waltz, who cite coal heat, daylight routines, and limited outdoor activity as factors shaping their preference.
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Frederick County
C. E. Long
Creagerstown
Jesse Ryan
Mt. Airy
Harvey Ll. Lare
Frederick
Game Law Violator Forfeits Collateral
Warden investigations reveal Raymond Houck of Takoma Park violated hunting rules by using a private property claim to avoid licensing. Houck identified after police inquiry. wardens later confirmed his identity. Leroy Weedon found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined $1. Irvin L. Kinsey fined $1 for speed. Jessie Wellen and J Summers forfeited $5 collateral for failure to appear. charged with public drunkenness.
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Allen Y. Bennett
Benjamin F. Phebus
D. W. Kettells
Raymond Houck
Takoma Park
Houck
Keons
Doubs
Phobus
Kettells
FBI
Leroy Weedon
Irvin L. Kinsey
South Market Street
Buying Of Contracts Rally Wheat Market In Chicago
Buying of contracts for December delivery rallied the wheat market in Chicago, lifting December futures above 1.27 a bushel at times while futures for May rose to 1.301.13. Traders noted potential cheaper ownership of grain via contracts, with top corn prices over 90 cents in the spot market. Prices closed mixed as December corn and oats moved lower or steadied, with widespread quotes for various wheat and corn grades and related feed values listed.
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Chicago
Enre
Nominal Prices for Timely Forage Seeds Listed
Timothy price noted at 4.73 to 5.00 dollars with alsike 17 to 21.50 dollars red clover 18 to 22.50 dollars sweet clover 7 to 9 dollars fancy red top 7 to 7.50 dollars per unit.
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Frederick Redskins Meet Brunswick Here
Frederick Redskins prepare for a best of five series with Brunswick to decide the next game at Baker Park. Coach Mike Brittain calls for a full turnout for the 2 o clock Sunday assembly as Frederick aims to field its strongest offense. The 2 30 p m kickoff marks the final game for several players on both sides amid road of wartime camps drawing Nust of Frederick and Smith of Brunswick.
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Mike” Brittain
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Frederick County Administrator to Sell Ida Mateny Property
Pursuant to an Orphans Court order dated November 12 1942 administrator of Ida R. Mateny estate will sell at 364 W Patrick St Frederick Md on Saturday December 12 1942 at 1 PM items including kitchen range dining room set sewing machine beds dressers and numerous household goods. Terms cash as prescribed by the Orphans Court. ERVITM lH Mateny Administrator Emmett R. Bowlus Auctioneer R L Kelly Clerk.
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City
Franklin
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ERVI
Frederick City
Lewis Edgar Betson
Orphans Court
Said
Court House
L. Edgar Betson
Hunter Heating Company
Lowenstein
Et Als
Tné Enterprise Hardware Company
Wisner Street
East Patrick Street
Pr Knat
Id Betson
Annie Mary Margaret Mebbing
Catherine A. Betson
D. Princeton Buckey
Casper Frost Betson
Frederick Washington Restaurant Equipment Sale in 1942
The Washington Restaurant in Frederick Frederick County Maryland will sell at public sale on December 17 1942 at 1 30 PM all equipment and assets including neon sign booths bar chairs and tools. The sale follows the death of Nicholas Elefantis and the enlistment of a partner in the Naval Service. Cash terms no removal before settlement with the clerk.
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Frederick
Steve Krusings
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Co
Nicholas Elefantis
Washington Restaurant
TG South Market Street
Washington
Naval Service
U. S
Sherman P. Bowers
Public Sale of Livestock in Frederic Area
R B Gordon announces a farm sale two miles west of Frederic on Friday December 11 at 1 00 PM. Four head of horses three miles cows one bull and five heifers Holsteins forty ewes with one buck two brood sows bred, all in good condition. Cash terms. Auctioneers and officials listed.
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Frederic
R. B. Gordon
Roge
Enmert R. Bowlus
R. KL. Melly
Clerz
Hood's Mill
Woodbine
Washington and Westminster Road
Mit
Lynn Traver Charles Hobbs
Barnesville
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Montgomery County
George Fuick
Mary- Jang
Susie M. Funke
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