Individual Votes Of Referees Or Judges To Be Given At Ringside
New York reports that future Madison Square Garden boxing shows will display individual referee and judge votes after each main event. The pilot at the Larkin Costantino bout last week drew mixed reaction, but the plan aims to curb fan distrust by revealing officials' scoring. Critics warn ringside voting could invite danger or bias, while supporters call it a step toward transparency in combat sport decisions.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Peanut Gallery
Tippy Larkin
Lulu Costantino
Costantino
Larkin
Garden
Tracks Ordered To Account For Funds Across Maryland Tracks
The Maryland Racing Commission ordered Pimlico Laurel Havre de Grace and Bowie to account for special funds from 1938 that equal one percent of total mutuel handle used to raise purses and improve racing. About 2 million dollars may have been involved with allocations to the Maryland Horse Breeders Association and State Fair Board. accounting is due within 30 days. Fluid milk and cream consumption reached historic highs in 1943, up 20 percent since 1941, as civilians increased use.
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Baltimore
Evening Sun
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Laurel
Havre de Grace
Bowie
Paul Menton
Maryland Horse Breeders’ Association
State Fair Board
Skeet Shooting Pays Dividends for Naval Gunnery Training
Lt. George C. Dayce USNR, a famed skeet shooter from Necks? Dam Neck Virginia, trains Navy aerial gunners in free gunnery at the Naval Aviation Free Gunnery Training Unit. He held multiple national skeet titles, including perfect 100 in 12 gauge and high overall in North South, and led crews to team championships. Dayce notes skeet training hones lead, follow-through, and coordination essential for aerial gunnery, a method recognized by U S military services and allied nations.
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U. S. Navy
George C. Dayce
USNR
Naval Aviation
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Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Great Britain
Germany
Shusky
Dayce
Washington
Frank Kelly
Lyal Clark Named As Athletic Director
Lakehurst New Jersey February 11 Lieut Lyal Clark USNR formerly of the Naval Pre Flight School at Chapel Hill has succeeded Lieut Com Mal Elward as athletic officer at the lighter than air training base Elward is now at a Florida naval air station Clark coached at Harvard under Dick Harlow attended Western Maryland College played football basketball and baseball He also coached at Western Maryland Virginia Tech and Delaware University Clark played several games at vend with Nig Grove s Frederick Athletic Club eleven in 1937.
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N. J
Lyal Clark
USNR
Naval Pre
Chapel Hill
N.C
A. L
Mal) Elward
Elward
Purdue
Florida Naval Air Station
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Harvard
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Delaware University
Nig” Grove
Frederick ‘Athletic Club
Harmon credits football for saving life in crashes
Buffalo N Y Feb 1 Lt Tom Harmon Michigan All American football star today credited his football training for saving his life in airplane crashes in South America and China He said if he had not played football he would not be here Those who say football has no part in soldiers training should have their heads examined Harmon came to Buffalo to participate in several fourth war loan tallies with Movie Actress Elyse Knox and her mother Mrs Nina Knox
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tom Harmon
Michigan
South America
China
Pogram
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Nina Knox
Untitled wartime decree on milk product supply
An order states milk product standards to ensure adequate supply for armies and civilians, including fighters and workers in Allied and liberated countries, under wartime policy.
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WFA
Gentleman Jim Corbett the Cleverest Heavyweight Ever
Billy Roche profiles James J. Corbett detailing his early school fight, boxing rise, and era defining bouts. Corbett, famed for skill over brutality, wore evening dress in key matches, twice challenged Jim Jeffries, and died February 18 1933 in Bayside L I.
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Billy Roche
James J. Corbett
Little Jim
Fatty Carney
St . Ignatius’ School
San Francisco
Corbett
Fatty
Carney
Jim
Nevada Bank of
Lew Harding
Jimmy Corbett
James John Corbett
Walter Watson
Olympic Club
John L
Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Carson City
Jim Jeffries
Bayside
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Mathers Named Second Crusader Leader in Maryland Crusade
W T Mathers of Ramsburg Fertilizer and Feed Company is cited as the second top Crusader of Maryland in the Food for Victory Crusade. The effort aims to boost meat milk and eggs for fighters and workers. Mathers has aided 67 food producers with management tips to reduce leaks and stretch feed as over 4,000 Crusaders enroll in the Purina Mills sponsored drive.
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Food For Victory Crusade
W T. Mathers
Ramsburg Fertilizer and Feed Company
Maryland
Mathers
Purina Mills
State School Rompe To Win Over Bright Spots
Maryland State School basketball players romped to an 82 43 win over Bright Spot as weather forced Kendall School out of a game in Washington DC. The MS S D varsity will travel to the capital for a game with the Washington Silents tomorrow.
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Kendall School
Washington
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George Singer
Washington Silents
Public Sale of Gaver Farm Items West of Middletown
Auction on February 18, 1944 at 11:00 a.m. on premises selling 6 head horses and colts, 14 head cattle, farm machinery, tools, harness, and supplies. Also antique and modern furniture removed to Plane No. 4 community hall for sale February 17, 1944 at 10:30 a.m. Auctioneers Emmett Bowlus and Guy Ahalt. items include clocks, furniture, kitchenware, radios, stoves, beds, and a 1938 Dodge station wagon. Terms cash. Lunch by Marvin Methodist Church.
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Route 40
Middletown
Baltimore Pike
Frederick
Martha
George
Adams
Zenith Radio and Phonograph
Columbian
Hoover
H.P
Philco
Dodge
Emmert
Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Marvin Methodist Church
Two Top Milers Battle In Hunter Mile
The nation's top milers Gil Dodds and Bill Hulse prepare to clash in the Hunter Mile at the Boston A A meets in Boston Garden. Dodds, fresh off a Millrose win and celebrating the birth of his son, aims to break the Boston indoor mile record as Hulse aims to challenge him and upset the favored Dodds.
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Boston Divinity
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Bill Hulse
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Boston A.A
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Dodds Hulse rivalry promises a sizzling sprint
The Dodds Hulse race promises a fierce start to finish battle with both athletes capable of beating the meet time of 4 10 and an on the clock shattered result anticipated by officials and spectators.
Large Frederick area sale lists horses cattle and gear
Public auction on February 23 1944 at a W H Cunningham farm near Hagerstown Maryland offers five horses two Jersey cattle with milch cows and calves plus bulls and young stock. A large assortment of farm machinery dairy equipment harness and more with cash terms. A second sale at 24 South Market Street Frederick Maryland features real estate a hotel restaurant property with a cash deposit and 10 day settle plus personal property from Della Dotson including furniture, beds, glassware and a gallery of items.
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Hagerstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Prince
Joe
Nell
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Bill
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Jersey
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Bangs
Charles E. Shaw
Route 3
Hampshire
Farrow
McCormick Mower
McCormick-Deering
Ferguson
Chattanooga
Charles E. Shaw Eigenbrode and
Renner
Miller and Gower
Nash Hotel
South Market Street
Frederick Maryland
Dena E Dotson
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Helen L. Huffer
Samantha E. Nash
Della E. Dotson
Samantha E Nash
Samantha E Wash
R. C. A. Radio
Della
Montgomery County
Barnesville
EWT
Washington Market
Susie Funk
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Elmert R. Bowlus
Frederick, Ma
Ruth Irene Waltz
Wiliam DM
Storm
Charles McC. Mathias
Court House
Urbana
Mary
Oscar Twain Waltz
Cora May Powell
Washington Road
Araby Church
U. S
Sale Register February list of bidders across several Maryland towns
A dense list records sale bidders by date from February through April. Names include Mrs Susie Funk, M F Stup, J Guy Ahalt, Mrs Ella Little, Charles Houck, John Derr, Charles Shaw, Raymond Putman, Cline, Miskell, Hood England, Ramsburg, and many others with locations cited near Frederick, Urbana, Middletown, Mt. Airy, Walkersville, and surrounding communities.
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Funk Barnesville
M. F. Stup
Woodfield
Damascus
Community Mall
J. Guy_Ahalt
Middletown
Ella Little
Burkittsville
Charles
Houck
Ceresville
John C. Derr
Kemptown
Charles E. Shaw
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Raymond C
Cora E. Putman
Creagerstown
Wm. T. Biser
Mt. Pleasant
Dewey Brown
Clagettsville
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Lingancte Road
Frederick
C. Elmer Cline
Harmony
F. M. Miskell
Pt. of Rocks
E. Hood
N. D. Hildebrand & Sisters
Dickerson
Harvey M. Lare
Libertytown
Paul E. Franklin
Unionville-Union Bridge Road
James H. Whitmore
Buckeystown
Oliver M. Wise
Jefferson & Middletown
Roy Hilton
Urbana
George A. Trimappe
Old Braddock
M. J. Whitter
Schwartz Bros
Everett W. Mullinix
Low Corner
Mt. Airy
Vernon L. Smith
Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Lee M. Howes
Washington Grove
W. Walter Caller
Walkersville
Paul R. Ahalt
Middtown & Jefferson
M. W. Stite
Estate Auction Near Burkittsville February 19 1944
Mrs Ella Little offers a rural auction of livestock farm tools and household goods at one o clock Saturday February 19 1944 mile north of Burkittsville. Items include a six month old heifer DeLaval Cream separator McCormick Dee corn planter plows ladders tools wheelbarrow churn horse clippers and more. Cash terms. Auctioneer John L Shaw. Clerk Emmett R Bowlus.
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Mile N. Burkittsville
McCormick-Dee
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