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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1944

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11

Major League Fielding Marks Upset By Boudreau and Hayes

Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau earned top defensive shortstop honors while .327 batting led the league for the season. Frankie Hayes tied the National League record with 155 straight games caught, and Rudy York set a new double plays at first base record. Johnny Lindell led outfield chances as fielding totals slipped slightly from 1943.

Chicago Lou Boudreau Cleveland Boudreau Indians New York Durels Tribe Pilot Vt Tangle Tha Mari Horace Ford Cincinnati Lou Gehrig McQuinn John Sullivan Washington George Stirnweiss Mark Christman Browns Tucker Thurman Turker Johnny Lindell Yankees Buddy Rosar Roy Partee Boston Osear Grimes

Beau Jack Is Named Boxer Of The Year In 1944 Ranking

Ring Magazine editor Nat Fleischer declares Beau Jack Pvt Sidney Walker of Augusta Georgia the boxer of the year after reviewing 4382 fighters in 1944. The ranking lists Beau Jack as top lightweight while Joe Louis Gus Lesnevich and others head their divisions. Also notes war bond show and wartime closures with Byrnes mobilization request affecting Thoroughbred tracks.

New York Nat Fleischer Ring Magazine Today Sidney Walker Augusta Beau Jack Bootblack King Jimmy Bivins Cleveland Lloyd Marshall Sacramento Calif Holman Williams Detroit Mich Ray Robinson U. S. Army Willie Pep Hartford Conn Manuel Ortiz el Centro Flyieight Jackie Paterson Scotland Joe Louis Gus Lesnevich Clifton Lb. S Coast Guard Tony Zalery Ind U. S. Navy Freddie Cochrane Elizabeth N. J U.S. Navy Litle Pep Ortiz Paterson

Duke Choice But Only Two Bama Teams Topped 1944 Scoring Record

Alabama’s 1944 Sugar Bowl team set a top offensive mark in the Southeastern Conference with 246 points. Coach Frank Thomas rebuilt from scratch after 1943, relying on two holdovers Hal Self and Jack Green, plus military arrivals and 17-year-olds. Gilmer led both pass and ground gains for Alabama, while the defense limited opponents to low yardage. Pancho Mancha anchored the line as the team eyed potential trouble for Duke in New Orleans.

Red Granule NEA New York Duke Alabama New Orleans Crimson Tide Blue Devils Tuscaloosa Capstone Frank Thomas Tide Thomas Notre Damer Hal Self Jack Green Louisiana State Harry Gilmer Lana Vaughn Mancha Johnny Wozniak Pancho Mancha Sugar Bowl

Teen Aged Advisory Group Forms Here To Seek Center

Committeemen from civic clubs City administration churches and schools formed the Teen-Age Advisory Committee SATET centthe Wednesday night and began a drive to locate and finance a Frederick recreation center. Rev Samuel S Johnston was elected chairman Charles W Willis named executive secretary. Mayor Hugh V Gittnger and Aldermen Mussell H McCain joined in backing an open house canteen dance salon and entertainment center open to City and County teenagers without dues or membership.

Frederick Samuel S. Johnston Episcopal Charles W Willis Frederick High Princ Ipal Hugh V. Gittinger Mussell H. McCain Ment Social Clubs of Industry Busi

Time Change Nelson Eddy CBS Sundays 4 30 P M

CBS schedules Nelson Eddy Sundays at 4 30 p m as the network changes a time slot on the program. The move affects the show timing and may impact viewers tuning in.

Chang Nelson Eddy CBS Nelson Eddy Icc Chang

City seeks funds to sustain recreation center facilities

City officials announce a drive inviting civic groups and individuals to contribute to support the local recreation center. Plans outline ongoing maintenance, program costs, and future improvements funded by community donations.

Teen Age Bedwas Group Eyes City Center Lease Plan

Pledged $250 to the project Mis s Pauline Bowlus, Alderman Russell H. McCain and Roger B. Wolfe head a committee to solicit funds. Rev Me Johnston, Charles K Dediot and Fo Rypsei Yuuta seek a site. a building at 240 North Market Street, owned by Benjamin B. Rosenstock, may lease for $150 monthly for three months. Other properties include EB Shipley on West Pattick and the east wing of Winchester Hall. The group partners with County Commissioners to gain support and assess county hall availability. Youths in charge include 20 year old organizers and a board with Mr Young as vice-chairman, Mrs Bowlus as treasurer, Alfred R. Bolz secretary. The next Board of Aldermen meeting at City Mall is set for January with a 7 o'clock start.

Pauline Bowlus Russeell H. McCain Roger B. Wolfe Me. Johnston Charles K Dediot Fo Rypsei Yuuta North Market Street Benjamin B. Rosenstock EB Shipley West Pattick Street Winchester Hall Conamtteenia Bedwas Gohamiebite Beneder Rey Mer Jolnieten Willis Young Bowlus Alfred R. Bolz Board of Aldermen's Ity Mall

Grid League Studies Work Or Fight Edict

Chicago December 27 The National Football League studied players’ status under work or fight orders and selective service directives. League officials said most rosters included players with war industry jobs and night practices. plans to operate next year depended on war conditions and impact on the war effort.

Chicago National Football League Washington George Strickler Elmer Layden

Baseball Leaders Urged for Clear WW2 Draft Stance

A columnist argues baseball needs an authoritative comment on 4-F pro athletes and military service. Landis and commissioners are criticized for silence as Byrnes raises questions about player eligibility. The piece stresses a decisive, official stance would help the game amid wartime service debates and public scrutiny.

Ito Landis Quigh Byrnes Ahilles

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