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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1944

Page

6

Three County League games spark at State Armory

In three tight contests at the State Armory the Derrick Officers beat Middletown 40 to 39 while Price Bros defeated Ox Fibre 38 to 36 and Derrick E's toppled the Wolfpack 44 to 35. Debuts by Miller and Kemp highlighted rough play with several players entering service after the games.

Detrick O's Middletown Price Bros Ox Fibre Detrick E's Wolfpack State Armory Championhip Soldiers Young Pack B's Derrick E's Varsity Dodds Demcheck Schugrue Czarnecki Detrick Precisionists Brushmen Elworthy Gardner Kemp Angleberger Chip Murray Sadie” Kemp Qx Fibre Murray Marines Army Falconer Dorell P. Ifert M. Ifert Gearhardt Beveridge Ahalt Brandenburg Keller Remsberg Derrick O's Hummer Rhoderick Moore Gy Brachey L. Murray Esworthy Kline Ramsburg Oi & Murray

Johnsons Pitching An Open Book

Walter Johnson, the Big Train, dominated batters with a fast, pendulum arm and open delivery. He held 3497 strikeouts and a 1.15 ERA in 1913, and he never hid his pitches, often exploiting two strikes to outwit foes.

Walter Perry Johnson Johnson Cleveland Carl Mays Bean Billy Evans Ray Chapman Chapman Ray Evans Billy Eddie Ainsmith Barney

Rafferty at Peak as Runner with Irish Smile and Iron Will

New York runner Jim Rafferty, 27, nearing his peak, competes from 1000 yards to 10 miles and eyes a faster mile after a 4 10.3 time. An accountant by trade and Fordham alum nicknamed Iron Mike, he believes nerves cause side stitches and tapes his right side in longer races.

New York Stree Jim Rafferty Fordham University The New York A

All Time All Maryland MLB Team Debate Sparks Polls

The Associated Press surveys fans and writers to crown the best Maryland baseball figures. Fred Stabley catalogs state stars while noting quality journeymen and the challenge from Georgia Texas Pennsylvania and California. Johnny Neun and Alan Clark are highlighted as notable figures in Maryland baseball history.

Associated Press Georgia Texas Pennsylvania California Maryland Free State Fred Stabley

Fort Belvoir Quint Wins Preview Of County Basketball Night

Fort Belvoir Army cagers cap a preview of next Thursday’s Frederick County League clash by topping Camp Detrick 32 to 24. Falk and Hopkins led Belvoir, while Detrick’s Jensen Schugrue Demchek and Dodds battled in a hard fought contest. Falk, a 5 foot 9 veteran from Brooklyn, is the top Army League scorer and expected star as Belvoir hosts the All-Star game next week.

Frederick Fang Fort Belvoir Falk New York University Brooklyn N. Y Atlantic States Camp Detrick Jensen H Zawadsky Schugrue Glass F. Czarnecki Demehek G. Dodds F T. Roberts Skochylas MacDonald Gatlin Wiercinski Lantz G. Hopkins

Certain Kinds of Fish Can Be Caught Tuesday

Maryland's 1943 fishing season opens next Tuesday with angling for suckers, catfish, carp, eels and gudgeon. State Game Warden E Lee Le Compte notes open periods from February 15 to April 15 for dip netting and February 15 to November 30 for hook and line. Dip nets are placed in coves and at stream mouths to catch spawning fish. LeCompte explains the angling rules and limits for suckers taken with hook and line.

Baltimore Maryland E. Lee LeCompte LeCompte

Inter-Church League Latest Results and Stats

In the Men's Division Middletown Reformed beat St John’s 3 nil while Grace Reformed edged Methodist 2 1 and First Baptist defeated Lutheran 2 1. Buckeytown beat Presbyterian 2 1 and Evan Reformed prevailed over Middletown Lutheran 2 1 with games listed for upcoming matches. Ladies division results show St John’s 3 Presbyterian 0 and Grace Reformed 2 Lutheran 1 with Methodist 2 First Baptist 1 and Buckeytown 2 Evan Reformed 1. Weekly statistics note T Ohler of Middletown Reformed top single game 149 and high match 391. Methodist team high game 578. St John’s high pinfall 1621. Ladies top single 120 by J Boyne and M Shipley. high match 329 by M Shipley. Methodist high team game 503 and Lutheran high team pinfall 1449.

Middletown Reformed St John's Grace Reformed Methodist First Baptist Lutheran Buckeytown Presbyterian Evan Reformed Middletown Lutheran St. John's Buckeystown T. Ohler Middletown St. John’s J. Boyne M. Shipley Grace Evan Reformed Middletown Luth Pet Calvary Meth Grace Rei St. John’s Agt

Fishing gear rules for Susquehanna and nearby counties

Dip nets are legal for suckers catfish eels carp and gudgeon only in the Susquehanna River above Deer Creek and in Allegany Washington and Frederick counties. Bank poles and bush bobs may not exceed 25 total and are legal in Washington and Frederick counties. Deep Creek Lake is closed to all fishing except July 1 to November 30.

Susquehanna River Deer Creek Allegany Washington Frederick Deep Creek Lake

American Association Eyes Summer Debut for Pro Football

Chicago February 10 The American Association, a prosperous double A minor league since 1902, plans to add pro football after the war. President George Trautman stressed optimism, league divisions, rising advance ticket sales, and no aim to clash with existing pro football groups. He cited potential talks with the NFL about a cooperative postwar venture.

Chicago American Association George Trautman Trautman National Football League Elmer Layden

Local Co Basketball League Results

Detrick O s beat Middletown 40 to 39 as Price Bros defeated Ox Fibre 38 to 36 and Detrick E s topped Wolfpack 44 to 35 in last night’s standings and scores.

Detrick O's Middletown Price Bros Ox Fibre Detrick E's Wolfpack

Pudge Heffelfinger Chooses Baseball Over Football

Minneapolis Minn Feb 10 4 .W. W. (Pudge) Heffelfinger Yale football star and 1888 Walter Camp All America pick, now 76, says baseball is his favorite sport. He remains active with hikes golf and county politics, noting he would travel farther to see a baseball game than a football one. Heffelfinger, six ft three in 210 pounds, starred at Yale 1888-1891 as the first guard to run interference and earned four major letters across crew track baseball and football.

Minneapolis Minn W. W Pudge) Heffelfinger Yale Walter Camp Tad Jones Minnesota Solons Heffelfinger The Legis Lators Lake Minnetonka Congress

Players Reclassified In Aliquippa Draft List

Aliquippa Pa Feb 10 Two major league baseball players were notified by their local draft board they have been classified 1 A They are Joe Beggs Cincinnati Reds pitcher and Pete Suder Philadelphia Athletics infielder

Aliquippa Joe Beggs Cincinnati Reds Pete Suder Philadelphia Thleties

Louis to Go Overseas for Army Duty

Washington reports the Army announced Joe Louis, the heavyweight champion, will go overseas for duty. The precise date and assignment were not disclosed, but officials confirmed continued service obligations for the famed athlete.

Troops to See Overseas Theaters Exhibitions

A service update notes plans to depart soon for a series of exhibitions for troops in overseas theaters of operation. I saw it in The News.

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