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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1942

Page

6

One-Point Margin Highlights Frederick County League Returns

Middletown Merchants edged Price Brothers 38 37 as State Guard held off Ox Fibre 29 28. Coca Cola beat DeMolay 31 48, Price Brothers rallied from 23 20 down to lead before Merchants regained control late.

Middletown Price Brothers Quint State Guard Coca Cola Five Chmax Merchants Price Brothers’ Quint Val- Jeyites Frederick

Gin Rummy Rules and Play Example Card Game

The article explains Gin Rummy with two players using a 52 card deck. Each player is dealt ten cards and a stock and talon are formed. players draw and discard to reach a hand of sets. It outlines going down rules and scoring, with a sample hand and notes on play order and penalties.

State Guard Murray Shipley H. Dutrow J. Dutrow Tye Rhoderick Moss Dummer McLaren Kemp Ramsburg Gilbert Myers Ayer Coca Cola Gardner F . Kerchner Heck Fes Angleberger Willard Wee Talon DeMolay Moore Baer Middletown Xierchants H. Keller R. Keller Us Hauver Abrecht Price Strine H. Keiler Kennedy Ray Eicholtz

Mike the Friendly Bear Dies in Frederick Store Cage

Frederick residents mourn the death of Mike a 500 pound Pennsylvania black bear kept at Delphey Sporting Goods on West Patrick Street. Autopsy linked mice seed poisoning to illness that began in January and led to the bear владель. Delphey consulted the National Zoo before Mike died Thursday morning and will be preserved as a rug by taxidermist Austin Wachter.

Mike Frederick Delphey Sporting Goods West Patrick Street Tke Pennsylvania Julian Delphey Paul Delphey Ike Petersville J. B. McClellan National Zoo Austin Wachter

War Relic Tops Widener Stakes Odds Noted for March 7

The first list of fifty six Widener Stakes contenders places War Relic as early 4 to 1 favorite. Alsab stands 5 to 1 after a Bahamas Handicap defeat while Mrs Parker Corning's endurance runner sits at 8 to 1 among other entries like Challedon and Pictor at 8 to 1. Yarn Spinner, full brother to Pictor, joins the field with the wider list of longshots including Boston Man and Royal Man.

Samuel D. Riddle Albert Sabath Bahamas Parker Cornings Columbia Maryland Challedon Pictor William L. Brann Sheriff Culkin Widener Boston Man Century Note Gramps Haltal Joe Schenck Midand Market Wise Gur Boots Porters Cap Red Dock Royal Man

Lefty Gomez Signs 1942 Contract With Yankees

New York February 21 Vernon Lefty Gomez signed a 1942 contract with the New York Yankees after a brief meeting with President Ed Barrow. The deal, estimated at $42,000 similar to last year, keeps Gomez a Yankee for his 12th season, following a 15 win season leading the American League in winning percentage. He helped the club win six World Series games to date.

New York Vernon Lefty) Gomez New York Yankees Ed Barrow Yankee Gomes Yankees

Michigan State League disbands after two-year venture

Flint announces the Michigan State League ends its two-year run with president Tom J. Halligan casting proxy votes against continuing to 1942. Final disbanding is delayed to allow Saginaw to dispose of talent as Muskegon, Flint, Lansing, Grand Rapids and St. Joseph complete transfers.

Flint Mich Michigan State League Tom J. Halligan Saginaw Muskegon Lansing Grand Rapids St. Joseph

Conn And Zale Fight Tonight

New York report previews the Madison Square Garden bout between Billy Conn and middleweight champion Tony Zale. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects 12 000 buyers and 50 000 to 80 000 dollars in take, with Conn eyeing a postfight rematch with Joe Louis in June and a potential $500 000 payday.

Sid Feder New York Billy Conn Tony Zale Madison Square Garden Tony Billy Louis Joe Lous Zale Mike Jacobs Conn Georgie Abrams Ballyhoo Boys Tubthumpers Joe Day D. Turner Henry Cooper

Frederick High Girls Extend Winning Streak Over Damascus

Frederick High School girls won their seventh game of the season by defeating Damascus High School 29 to 13 on the Frederick court. The Cadette forwards led early as Frederick built a 13 to 6 halftime edge and maintained the advantage after intermission.

Frederick High Girls Frederick

No Night Games In Comiskey Park

Chicago clubs clash over lighting plans for 1942 season with no night baseball at Comiskey Park. A joint statement says they "agreed to disagree" on leasing the park and lighting system for wartime use.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Comiskey Park White Sox Wrigley Field Cubs United States Estert

Boxing heat shifts as Zale gets publicized hype

New York report highlights the contrast between Tony Zale’s publicity push and Hilly Cann’s neglect with notes on boxing feuds and managers. It covers Frank Trend’s death as a trainer, umpire conditioning in the Pacific Coast League, and various sports notes from baseball and college football to boxing administration.

New York Wide World Hilly Cann Tony Zale Billy Sam Pian Zale Tony Galerio Frank Trend Trentacosta Normandie St. Francis College Pacific Coast League Curley Lambeau Green ‘Bay Packers Red Cross

West Patrick Street Celtics Rout Lou Gehrig Club 33–20

West Patrick Street cagers seized a strong first half and defeated the Lou Gehrig Y M C A team 33 to 20 on Thursday afternoon. E Grove and S Gaver led scoring for West Patrick Street, while C Winpigler contributed key points. The Lou Gehrig club managed only one field goal and a foul shot in the opening half.

West Patrick Street Lou Gehrig E Grove Gaver C. Winpigier Virginia Boys Marylanders Lovettsville Brunswick Virginia Lads Ralroaders Brunswick Lassies Virginia Railroad

Frederick County League Second Half Scores Thurdays

State Guard 29 over Ox Fibre 28. Coca Cola 31 over DeMolay 38. Middletown 38 over Price Bros 37. Next Thursday games include Middletown versus State Guard and Ox Fibre against DeMolay, Coca Cola versus Price Bros.

Frederick County League State Guard Ox Fibre Coca Cola DeMolay Middletown Price Bros

Brunswick Girls and Boys Triumph Over Lovettsville

Brunswick High School teams won on Wednesday as theRailroader boys defeated Lovettsville High 32 to 18 while the Brunswick girls edged Lovettsville 17 to 14. Virginia and Maryland players clashed with Brunswick surging to a halftime lead and maintaining it through the final whistle.

Brunswick High School Brunswick Court Quint Lovettsville High School Brunswick Lassies Lovettsville

Cape Cod Wins Feature at Hialeah Setting Track Record

Cape Cod won today's sixth and feature race at Hialeah Park Florida on February 12, setting a new track record of 1 37 for the mile. Pictor finished second and Lord Kitchener third. The winner paid 6.60 for 2 dollars.

Pictor Hialeah Park Fla Cape Cod Lord Kitchener

Brunswick boys and girls clash with Harpers Ferry quintet on Railroader court

Brunswick High School basketball teams host Harpers Ferry in W V tonight. Both boys and girls aim to reverse recent challenges on the Railroader court.

Brunswick High School Harpers Ferry W. Va

Mount Guard Flaherty Stars for Mount St. Marys in March Game

Mount St. Marys guard Flaherty, the team’s lone senior besides Captain Bill Harkins, earned a starting spot after Christmas and is slated for heavy action against Western Maryland in a March 3 Golden Ball game honoring basketball’s 50th anniversary. If he earns a third letter in basketball, he will be the institution’s only such letterman.

Flaherty Mount St. Mary's Western Maryland Bill Harkins Mountaineers Terrors Emmitsburg

Leroy Mackert Dies University of Maryland PE Head

Leroy Mackert 48 director of the men s physical education department at the University of Maryland died in Garfield Hospital after weeks of illness He was a former football star in 1921 at the university and served as a World War I artillery lieutenant He is survived by wife Hazel and son Charles Funeral services are set for Saturday at St Andrew s Church College Park with burial in Sunbury Pennsylvania his birthplace

Washington Charles Leroy Mackert University of Maryland Garfield Hospital Mackert Hazel Mackett Charles

Frederick Athletic Club to Meet for Washington Trip

Frederick Athletic Club players are asked to meet at the Y M C A this evening by 5 45 for the trip to Washington. The FAC will face the Central Y M C A quint in the capital city.

FLAY Washington Frederick Athletic Club Y. M. C. A. Quint

Restocking Trout Streams Proves Difficult in Maryland

Maryland game officials warn some prime trout streams will be hard to restock after last summer’s drought. Chief Clerk Frank Bentz says Big Hunting Creek Middle Creek and Fishing Creek in Frederick County need rebuilding from scratch. Officials project 70 000 to 80 000 eight inch fish for the year, allocated only to proven waters with adequate flow and food.

Baltimore Maryland Game Frank L. Bentz the Game and Inland Fish Commission Big Hunting Middle Creek Fishing Creek Frederick County Allegany and Montgomery Bentz Albert M. Powell Lewistown Powell Maryland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Middletown Merchants Frederick County Basketball League Ag Armory Brushmakers Jimmy Sparks George Myers Brushmen Guardsmen Coca Cola Club William E. McKenney America's Card Authority SOX Taft Wright Pete Appleton Chicago White Sox Todey Luke Appling Harry Grabiner Appling Friendly Bear Man Yarn Spinner Hialeah Challenger Lady Legend Lefty Gomez Yanks Frederick H. S P. G. Cline Adkins F. Cline F. Romsburg F Bentz Stitely G. Powell Damascus H Mediary F. Pearce F. Beall F. Souder G. Baker E. Watkins Jure Woodfield Hugh Fullerton Dixie Walker Billy Herman Anniston Ala Charles P. Ward Detroit Free Press Cleveland Lem Franklin Bob Pastor Charles Edison New Jersey Abe Greene William Hildebrand Greene Washington University At St. Louis Frank Loebs Tom Gorman Pete Welch University of Washington Lou Boudreau University of Illinois Murray Franklin Lou Franklin Detroit Tigers Pet Middletown i Brunswick H. S F. Tp Axline Donovan Bi Gaither T Grams Dawson Mullen Lovellsville H F. Tp. Frye F . Compher F Coward F Wise King Mentzer Utterback Hahn Brunswick H Foster Mulkey Merryman Powers G Norris Badger Lovettsville Hls Tp. Brown Cooper F Myers F Keister Womeldorph Hatcher McGaha G Green H. Hahn Donnovan and Kane Jefferson St. Ext H. F. Shipley Allen Electric Motor Analyzer Bendix Melvin M. Engle Seiberling Frederick, Md Mount Guard Leroy Mackert MX_ Sycamore Markell & Ford THE Fredericktown Savings Institution Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Defense U. S
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