Ox Fibre Five Keeps Record Clean With Win
Ox Fibre Five remained league leaders by routing the State Guard-Detrick Field combo 24-34 in the County Basketball League. Price Bros. defeated Middletown 18-14, DeMolay beat Coca Cola 33-28, in a night of close scoring and a fight that sent E Murray and Keller to the showers. penalties to be decided by team managers and the league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Guard
Detrick
Nip
Price Bros
Middletown
Coca Cola
Fistight
E. Murray
Precisionists
Keller
Anaine Leidee
DeMola
Coca-Cola
Poopo-Poona Brings Michael Back to Grim Santa World
Michael Bartholomew arrives in Poopo-Poona to a bleak city where Santa is absent and children lack joy. He confronts disbelief among friends, writes in the snow to prove Santa exists, and tries to spark belief before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bartholomew
Santa Claus
Santa
Michael
Poopoe Poona
Poopo-Poon
Kingdom
Panna-Panny
Ared Vichie
Hamaclf
Michiel
Roderick Benbow
Roderick
Michael Bartholomew Woffington
Frederick High Faculty Defeats Students 16 15 In Opener
In a county league night of mixed results the Frederick High School feminine varsity edged the student team 16 to 15 at the high school gym. Coach Hel Ma Bowers played for the Faculty as sixteen players were used by the Students in a deluge of substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Hel Ma Bowers
Navy Names Captain Whelchet Athletic Director at Academy
Captain Whelchet, promoted from commander, becomes Navy Athletic Director effective January 1 1943 and remains head football coach. Rear Admiral Beardall announced the appointment at the United States Naval Academy, succeeding Captain LS Perry as athlete director. Whelchet had served as assistant on prior coaching staffs and took over as head coach a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapol
Dee
J R Beardai
United States Naval Academy
Cape Daha
Navs
Athletis
Woelensi Sutfesds
LS Perry
Waodehel
Beardall
Whelend
Lieut
Collg. E
Ain claims his team averages 150 Pounds and has 18 youngsters on its roster
Ain asserts the squad averages 150 pounds per player and lists 18 youths on the roster, indicating a young, compact team with a consistent size.
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T ‘Ain
Fair Renames Officers in Hagerstown
Andrew K Coffman was renominated president of the Hagerstown Fair Association along with all other officers. The annual election will be held in January. Renamed officers include Harold F. Bester as vice president, Charles W. Wolf and Roger C Harshey as secretaries, Thompson A Brown as treasurer, and directors David H Ankeney Joseph D Baker Elmer A Corder William H Cunningham Simon L Downey Charles W Huyett William McHenry Thomas W Pangborn Dr Robert C Snavely and James T Wolfe.
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Hagerstown
Andrew K Coffman
William McHenry
Thomas W. Pangborn
Robert C. Snavely
James T. Wolfe
West End Rockets Debut at Baker Park Football Game
Organized ten age football team West End Rockets makes its bow in Frederick. Coached by Mike Brittam the squad faces a comparable West South Street team Sunday at 2 o clock in Baker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mike” Brittam
West End Rockets
West South Street
Baker Park
Brit
Stories in Stamps Show Global Bond With Mail History
The stamp market reports chaotic sources for two cent Philippine stamps, Rizal portraits, and rare perforation. New war savings stamps preview a 25 cent green design featuring the Minuteman. Turkey, Venezuela, Libya and Liechtenstein issue diverse stamps, with overprints and series updates. Mexican stamps honor San Miguel Allende’s founding, while U S airmail demand surges post Pearl Harbor.
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Philippines
Jose Rizal
New York Ciy
United States
San Miguel Allende
Guanajuato
National Railways of
Mexico
Mexico City
Miguel Hidalgo
George Washington
Wise Player Leaves Re Entry To Hand In Rubber Bridge
In this sample from 1042 hands gifted by Harry J Fishbein of the Mayfair Bridge Club New York South trumps the opening lead and wins the queen of hearts West returns a diamond Fishbein ruffs then must cash trumps to access clubs A low trump is led to avoid fatal loss and a third diamond is forced South clears trumps and clubs while dummy retains control to stop diamonds and regain entry to clubs
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Harry J Fishbein
Mayfair Bridge Club
New York
Fishbein
Queen of Hearts
West
South
Airmail stamps and scrap drive updates issued
Ranso urges lightweight stationery to cut load as requests for airmail stamps in booklets grow. Two bicolored stamps are available, plus a 16 cent special delivery from 1936 and a 6 cent bicolor. the 6 cent red issued in 1941 replaces the earlier bicolor. War Production Board conservation chiefs push rural scrap collection to avert winter shortages. 4-H and county agents praised for past efforts.
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Philatelic Agency
Washington
The
War Production Board
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Sports Roundup highlights college eligibility and coaching rifts
A New York roundup notes conflicts over Brookyln College players' eligibility amid Fordham and NYU protests. It references recruiting rumors, rising stakes in big-time college basketball, and various sport anecdotes from bowlers to football and hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugh Fullerton
New York
Fordham
Brooklyn
Skyrocketing Negro Wins Lightweight Title
Beau Jack, a busy young Negro, defeated Tippy Larkin in Madison Square Garden to win the New York version of the world lightweight championship. Jack weighed 134 1/2 pounds, Larkin 134 1/4. After an early knockdown, Jack surged and finished with a rights-led finish in the third round, referee Otto Susskind counting out Larkin at 1 minute 19 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
National Golf Club
Tippy Larkin
Garfeld
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Larkin
Garfield
CCC
Sidney Walker
Tippy
Otto Susskind
Hay Quality and Oil Meal Feed Impacts Dairy Cattle
The report notes that poor hay reduces dairy cow intake, necessitating heavier grain feeding. It also highlights an ample supply of high protein oil meal feeds as a favorable factor for nutrition.
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Price Brothers
DeMelay
Alee
Absit
F. Mert
Zeigler
M. Ifert
House
Hauver
Frank
Lidue
Rhoderick
Ewing
Rothenhoefer
Zimmerman
Stall
L. Murray
Hummer
Sparks
Dutrow
Moore
Ramsburg
Strine
Kemp
Slagle
Maetz
Fitzgerald
Grimes
Geist McLaren
Boesch
Fichelberger
Handley Given
Hutcheson I Kemp
Abrecht
Waaedner
Mainz
Deed
NTT
Poopo-Poona
Micaeael
By Lucreck Hudgins
Kappen
City Bowling League
Geiser’s
Blue Ridge
Moose
Bennie’s
Urbana
Thomas Hdwre
Moose Lodge
Taneytown
Dec
I&a
Isanta
Hal Cochran
Capt. Whelchet
Navy Athletic
Turkey
Venezuela
J & H Stolow
Simon Bolivar
Caracas
Trag
Ulaa
Tate
Liechtenstein
Johann Karl
Franz Josef
France
Alois
Johann II
Europe
Switzerland
Pearl Harbor
Post Office Department
South West North East
By William E. McKennex
America’s Card Authority
Motorola
Sceeters
Gemaine Cery Coffee Brewers
Cinderella
Melvin M. Engle
Appliane
Frederick, M
Ronso
Markell & Ford Telephone
wooDn
Joe Wilman
Chicago
Jose Martinez Zorilla
Cornell
Phoenix
Ariz
Jose
Ben Wahrman
Richmond News- Leader
Marines
Jerry Bauer
Bobby
Bruins
Boston Olympics
Lowell Tech
Steve O'Neill
Paul Richards
Detroit
Pete Zagar
Stanford A
Field Artillery Replacement Center
Camp Roberts
Calif
Pete
Carolus Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Duke
George McAfee
Bill Chipley
Marty O'Hagan
Chipley
Frederick City
WM. RK. Slemmer
Mgr
Liberty Finance Corporation
Market St
Negro
Financial Home
Fredericktown
Saan
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Depchinm
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