Frederick and Bethesda-Chevy Chase Basketball Tonight
Frederick High hosts Bethesda-Chevy Chase in a 7 15 PM varsity and junior varsity doubleheader with travel concerns noted. Cadet athletics director James F. Zimmerman calls the event on with potential postponements if roads fail. Bethesda-Chevy Chase touts a high scoring attack led by Al Francis Paxman and Avants, while Frederick counters with a weathered lineup and renewed optimism after recent rescheduling of multiple games. Philadelphia Eagles hire Bo McMillin as new coach replacing Greasy Neale on a three year deal, as Neale departs amid payroll and team strategy disputes.
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Varsities
Jayvees
Frederick
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Montgomery County
James F. Zimmerman
Boothesda
Chevy Chase
Hagerstown
BCC
Georgetown Prep
al Francis
Paxman
Avants
Frederick Avant
Bill Ward
Bethesda
Fin
Notre Dame
Baron
Frances
Brooks
Baker
Rinehart
Beast
Ward
Ronnie Tyervar
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Earle
Greasy) Neale
Alvan
Bo) McMillin
James P Clark
National Football League
Ute
Neale
Greasy
Neale Clark
Clark
McMintlin
Detroit Lions
McMillin
Eagles
McMillip
Weat Krale
Luke Worth
Fla
Tne
Neweo Vedere
Macwillin
Detroit Wns
Beaquin
Detroit
Yale University
oPaitess Pi
Camp Detrick Five Fall To All Stars In Home Court
Camp Detrick Five were overwhelmed by the Frederick All-Star quintet 58 to 40 at the Camp Detrick field house in their second loss in six starts. Lisbon High School effort in a separate girls game ended 39 to 28 as the Independent girls succumbed to TRL lassies from Washington.
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Camp Detrick Post
Frederick
Camp Detrick Field House
Frederick Independent Girls
TRL Lassies
Washington
ASOT
Lisbon
Iide
Fisher Stars
Auestiss
Stered
Derrick Five
Stockman
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Formais
Clemente
Mt. Airy
Phursday
Popes Benner
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Yenley
Ee Ammersiaith
Dayhoth
Rice
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Hansburger
Gemehak
Fe Wright
Ind
Michael
McClarkson
Everly
Partick
Ey Rods
Eget Ae
Welsh
P. Daynott
Timer—Smith
Scarer
P. J. Boone
Baseball Science Being Taught At GT Baseball School
In Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany American baseball heroes teach 400 U S soldier ball players the secrets of the game. The GT baseball school, sponsored by the U S 12th Air Force, uses top baseball figures to conduct six hours daily for five days. Frank Frish, former Fordham Flash and Shiensa Cubs manager, demonstrates infield play and prompts eager soldiers to apply the lessons.
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Garmusch - Partenkirchen
Germany
U. S
U. S. 12Th Air Force
Air Force
U.S
Mt Airy Club Triumphs Over Lisbon Outfit
Mt Airy Athletic Club's basketball quintet secured their second road win of the week with a 42 to 3 score at Lisbon, following a Tuesday win at Damascus. The victory continued the Mt Airy streak, defeating the Droid Theater in a separate matchup.
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Mt. Airy Club
Lisbon
Mt. Airy Athletic Club
Damascus
Mt Aiy
Droid Theater
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and Dramas
Radio 936 schedules a dense evening lineup with news, sports, music, and dramas. Programs include Sports Music Time, The Jack Smith Show, One Man's Family, The Shariff drama, and Rex Allen Show, plus Hunt for crime and mystery features, boxing, and variety acts across CBS NBC and Dumont networks.
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Nbe
Cha
Abe-Mbs
Kiddica
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Newre
Cbs
Long Ranger
Ebo
Abe
Cbs Leggning Newasreel
Nery Satta
Dek Powell
Abe Handaland
Sam Spade
FBI
Abe Orchestra
Sonty Woolley
Urrie & Harriet
the Shariff
Sbo
Life of Flay
Rex Allen
Briday
Nba
Rcheatra
Imnbe
Nbo
Nawad& Variaty
PHO
Cba
Twanty
Crime
Ebs Panthouse
Larlyer
Art Baker
Shimont
Henr
Sarre Darama
Cbe
Pulitzer Playhouse
Aba Hands of Mystery
Dumont
TV Highlights From Saturday Sports and Programs
Saturday television and radio listings note Yale versus Army at West Point and New York Athletic Club events in New York. CBS and WOR telecasts feature foreign policy discussions with Jerbert Toov ers. Sen Robert A. Taft joins Lincoln Day dinner in Chicago via MBS. Additional items include Dewey on ABC and Barkley on NBC tribute to Lincoln.
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Yale
Army
West Point
N.Y
Dumont
New York Athletic Club
New York
Polley Plarts
Jerbert Toovers
MBS
Wor-Tv
Robert A. Taff
Chicago
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
ABC
Thomas EB. Dewey
Alben W. Barkley
Milton Berie
Nbc-Tv
Abraham Lincoln
Barkles
Washington
Bill Lawrence
Arthur Godfrey
Armed Services
Rex Layners
Cesar Brion
NBC
We the People
CBS
Dorothy Gish
Morton Downey
Pulitzer Playhouse
Cavatcade of Sports
Galiffa Tossing Grenades Accurately On Front
Lt Arnold Galiffa from West Point, a former Cadet quarterback, reportedly hurled a hand grenade 75 yards during a Korea era skirmish with the U S First Division on the Western Front. Fellow officers recall Chinese soldiers being surprised by the long toss and casualties following.
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U. S
Western Front
Korea
Arnold Galiffa
All. America
West Point
Harley F. Mooney
Marion
Galiffads
Denora
Two Cadet Players Named on All American School Teams
Coach Homer Brooks announced two Cadet basketball players from F. H. 8 were named to All-American school boy teams by the Central States Basketball Headquarters of Indianapolis. Ronnie Tyervar and Gary Angleberger earned spots on Junior All-American Second Team and Little All-American First Team respectively, with Tyervar captain and top scorer on the Cadets. Tyervar has drawn college interest from Long Island University, Pittsburgh, and Maryland.
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Central States Basketball Headquarters
Indianapolis
Indlas
Ronnie Tyervar
Gary Angleberger
Tyervar
M.C. A
Angleberger
County Dinner
Falcore
Steelton
Penna
Witing
Peoria
Hiis
Jinmette
Nashville
Tenn
Holbrook
Arizona
Knughhes
Farmington
Mass
Craig
Manawa
Wisconsin
Anglebeger
Frederick
Moore
Radford
Waugh
Beckley
W. Va
Ted Williams Signs 1941 Red Sox Contract
Slugger Ted Williams was signed to a 1941 Boston Red Sox contract and remains baseballs highest paid performer. The deal, worth $125,000, was confirmed by General Manager Jae Cronin who called Williams well satisfied with its terms. Williams posted strong totals prior to an elbow fracture, finishing the season with high runs batted in and homers, while the Red Sox faded from pennant contention before a late-season surge.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Jae Cronin
Les
Shang
Williams
Bret Dlough
Florida
Ashe American Teague
Pamies
Red Sox
Billy Goodsmin
Finanee Williams
Fragmented Crossword Clue Assembly
The list presents a dense set of clues with enumerations for across and down entries. It appears to be a scanned puzzle page section featuring terms such as Bird's home Sea eagle and Greek letter, alongside abbreviations and related wordplay clues.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 36 Theme Clue Pack
A compact puzzle hint list matching clues to numbered entries. Includes 3v severed 42 augments 43 naval reserve ab 44 encircled 45 ogle 46 Gaelic 49 sick 51 nipped 53 eye scot 55 parent with concise cross reference hints.
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Naval Reserve
Feams Battle For Season Scoring Honor
Cincinnati leads college basketball season scoring with 78.9 points per game over 12 games, while N C State trails at 77.7 in 23 games. Oklahoma A and M and Oklahoma high on defense as Long Island University shoots 40.2 percent. Virginia Tech free throws at 70.4 percent. The piece also briefly notes Mauna Loa eruptions in 1855 flowing at speeds of 40 miles per hour.
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Cincinnati
North Carolina State
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Ohio River Bearcats
Khon
N. C. State
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Aggies
Long Island University
Virginia Tech
Terps Chill VMI With Deep Freeze in Lexington
Maryland defeated Virginia Military Institute 46 to 41 as a late three minute stretch dubbed the "deep freeze" sealed the win. Coach Bill Anne with a patient possession game kept the ball from Keydets during a final clinching sequence.
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Lexington
Maryland
Virginia Military Institute
Tero
Bill Ann
Oklahoma A & M
Icebox
Notes From Sports World Quanitco Marines name new coach
Quantico Marine Base announces Bill Justice brother of Charlie Justice will replace Major Hal Harwood as head coach of the marine football squad Hosey Rodgers named backfield coach. Also reports on Iowa star Ditmer signing with Boston Braves and North Atlantic League folding. Seals acquire Woop and Mas from Yankees. Mikan fined $30 and Auerbach suspended for two games amid NBA protest. The final line notes water temperature affecting spawn timing.
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Quantico Vaek
Quantico Marine Base
Bill Justice
Charlie
Choo-Choo) Justice
Hal Harwood
Hosey Rodgers
Charlie's
University of North , Carolina
Quantico
Mikan
New York
Maurice Podoloff
National Baketball Association
George Mikani
Podoloff
Minneapolis Laker Center
Milne
Mikari
NBA
Ree
Sid Boreia
Bovton
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Gitcials
Ballenger Homemakers Club Hosts February Meeting
The Women's Club Ball and Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Jan Tervet's home on February 6 with thirteen members. President Mrs. Monroe led a brief session. committees were named for a March 28 chicken ham and oyster supper to benefit the Community Hall, formerly Ballenger rural school. An exhibit by Mrs. Tervet showcased wood tin and crockery works by Mrs. Russell Thomas. Plans covered more craft projects at Mrs. Thomas's home with Mrs. Thomas instructing. Mrs. Charles King will lead a dressmaking project and a March of Dimes donation raised eight dollars. An invitation was extended for a party refreshments demonstration February 23. Garden chair Mrs. Oliver King announced a bus trip to Baltimore March 3–10 to the National Flower Show, with a Frederick bus leaving March 5 at 4:30 am and returning at 4 pm. reservations by February 17. Mrs. Russell Dudrow led patriotic songs and summarized their origins. Mrs. Wilfred Wisner gave a reading. Club member Mrs. Thomas Culler, recently ill, is improving. News of Mrs. Charles Young’s hip injury came from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Recreation was by Miss Mellie Zimmerman. a prize went to Miss Anna Derr. Mrs. Willis Derr will host February 19 at the Community Hall.
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Enger Homemakers Club
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Jan Tervet
Monroe
Ballenger
Oliver King
Baltimore
Frederick County
Frederick
Russell Dudrow
Wilfred Wisner
Thomas Culler
Charles Young
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Bill Woop
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Modesty. Calif
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Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll Sr
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N. Court St
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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Maas Opticians
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Sam Miller
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