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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1943

Page

6

Phillies Struggle Over Franchise as Mud Tests League Venue

Seer York reports on the Philadelphia Phillies uncertain moves as turmoil over venue and ownership unfolds. The roster shows aging names like Lloyd Waner and Chuck Klein, with promising Daniel Litwhiler amid a lean farm system. Postseason trades yield Ortiz Gettel and Levy, while star players enter the armed forces. Frick’s return hints at resuming talks, but a deal before the stockholders meeting Thursday remains doubtful.

York Ford Mathcos Phils Buthia Mala Weyers Tom Livingston Bob Bragan al Glossop Meril May Danny Murtaugh Water Klein Ronald Northey Earl Naylor Joan Potgamny Johnson Beck Ords Crop Allen Dodgers Roberto Ortiz Alan Gettel Ed Levy Ortiz Chattanooga Washington Senators Claude Passeau Kirby Higbe Rube Mellon Connie Mack Shibe Park Frick National League

Best Of Horses For Short Track Season In Baltimore

Maryland horseowners announce a trimmed spring program with only the top thoroughbreds in training. Pimlico will host about 15 racing days instead of 30 to 35 on three mile tracks. G Raymond Bryson confirms cutting his stable to 12 with fast sprinters Joe Ray and Marksman headed to training. labor shortages and rising costs push tighter selections.

Baltimore Maryland Pimlico Prospect G. Raymond Bryson Bic Elray Farm Bel Air Track Joe Ray Marksman Plater

City Bowling League Scores Report

Late results show Revalts Geiser's and Blue Ridge each with two wins while Ole German and Bennie's split wins. Moose and G L Baking each secure one win with Urbana and Thos Hdwre tallying one victory apiece.

Geiser's Blue Ridge Bennie's Moose G. L. Baking Urbana Thos. Hdwre Trentere Thom Hdwre, Co St. B G, & Baking Co Svore Lodge

Farmers split on shoe rationing impact in poll

A Frederick County survey finds farmers and rural families split over three pairs of shoes per person per year. Several women from farming areas say hard labor worsens footwear wear, while some urban residents expect fewer inconveniences. Arrest notice: Carroll County charges of bastardy lead to jail detention for Harlon Facies Fisher after pickup near Blue Ridge Summit.

Frederick County Cornelius H. Roberts Mt. Philip School Earl C. Crabbs New Midway D. L. Landes Frederick Claude Hargett Carroll County Harjon Fisher Blue Ridge Summit Walter Wilt

Evacuation of Brest population to deter bombing

The Associated Press reports from Berlin radio that about 22 000 men women and children will be evacuated soon from Brest on France’s western coast to shield civilians from British bombing. The first trainload is expected to depart Brest within three days.

Associated Press Berlin Brest France

Usual Method Of Pruning Is Best

Horticulture specialist AOR Vierheller of the University of Maryland extension advises fruit growers to prune in the usual proper way. He notes young trees need only remove objectionable large branches, while varieties bearing fruit near branch ends may require less pruning if time is short. Larger cuts suit peach trees, and removing smaller wood now reduces hand thinning in spring to improve spray coverage.

AOR Vierheller University of Maryland Extension Service Jabor J Gano Ben Davis Rome Jonathan Northwestern Greening Vierheller

War Ration Supper At The White House

President Roosevelt hosted a war ration supper for White House correspondents at the executive mansion. The menu reflected wartime austerity with no coffee no sugar no butter and no beef. The meal featured bean soup boiled wonder roast chicken potatoes peas green salad and fig pudding. The dinner was moved from January 27 due to the President's travels in Africa and South America.

Washington Roosevelt White House Mr. Roosevelt Africa South America

Allegany High Coach Hermar Ball Resigns Amid Walkouts

The Allegany County Board of Education accepted Hermar Ball’s resignation as football coach and assistant principal at Allegany High School with regret noting he could not continue under the $1 980 salary agreed last July 1. More than 600 students walked out in protest, with a two day demonstration before returning to class.

Cumberland, Md Allegany County Board of Education Hermar Ball Allegany High School Ball

Order now for spray materials to avoid shortages

A. F. Vierheller of the University of Maryland extension service advises ordering spray materials immediately. He notes that baskets and boxes may become scarce later, and early orders ensure supply for packaging and help manufacturers pace production.

A. F. Vierheller University of Maryland Extension Service

Forfeitures in traffic cases in Emmitsburg district

Magistrate Frank J. Campbell ordered two forfeitures of collateral in traffic cases. Homer P. Gorden of Schellsburg, Pa. was fined 16.45 for speeding over 50 mph. Palmyer E. Glass of Emmitsburg forfeited collateral for failing to stop at a stop sign within Emmitsburg. Both arrests were by State Trooper Walter Wilt.

Frank J. Campbell Emmitsburg Homer P. ‘Gorden Schellsburg Palymer E. Glass Gorden Glass Waliter Wilt

Wartime Census From Pacific Island Outpost

Private R. Marcus Whitmore reports a wartime census from his island posting stating 150 men for every woman and that only about two thirds of one percent are native or mixed. Separately Brattleboro and Lexington dairy interests announce recent cattle purchases and herd additions sourced from Md breeders.

Pacific Islands R. Marcus Whitmore Potomac Edison Company Army Whitmore Buys County Brattleboro George Cable of Cable Dairy Products Lexington N. C J. Homer Remsberg Ira D. Ifert Middletown

Radio Schedule of Programs Across the Americas

A dense listing of radio shows and time slots detailing programs, hosts, and orchestras across American stations. Entries include musical broadcasts, news, theater drama, religious services, and public affairs with numerous named performers and organizations.

Joe Louis Meets Jacqueline First Time as Father

Boxing champion Joe Louis visits Chicago after Jacqueline's birth as he meets his newborn daughter. He jokes about gloves and asks if she can sit up. Dr Gibbs notes a typical new father moment as five day old Jacqueline is named for trainer Jack Blackburn.

Joe Jacqueline Chicago Joe Louis Papa Sergt. Joe Ayweight W. W. Gibbs Louis Jack Blackburn Julie

War Bonds Drive Dream of Home Ownership Ad

A wartime appeal urges Americans to buy war bonds via the Paytell Plan at workplaces. It promises a 4 for 8 return and a growing nest egg toward a home by maturity, suggesting sustained purchases will top 10 percent by New Year's as the nation wins the war.

Paytell Law U.S

Westminster tumble by Camp Pickett 4 to 2% win

The Camp Pickett, Va., basketball team defeated Western Maryland College 4 to 2% in Westminster Maryland, using trick plays to outscore the Green Terrors. The result reflects a surprising defensive lapse by Western Maryland amid Camp Pickett’s sharp execution.

Terrors Westminster Camp Pickett Western Maryland College Tonight Green Terrors

Rochester Star Bud Jeannette Emerges As Local Basketball Idol

Rochester standout Bud Jeannette, a six foot one guard from New Kensington, leads the Rochester Boers and has drawn praise from Dutch Dehnert. He turned heads as an undergrad at Washington and Jefferson, played with the Rennaisance era pros, and stayed in Rochester for defense work while drawing big crowds and offers.

Rochester Andy Phillip Harry Boykott Brooklyn St. John's Philadelphia St. Joseph's Madison Square Garden Notre Dame Bobby Rensberger Tennesee Dick Mehen Southern California Ted Gossard Rochester Boers Harry Bud) Jeannette New Kensington Washington and Jefferson College Chicago Jeannette Harlem Globe Trotters Oshkosh Eagles Dehnert Celtic Dr. Naismith Grumman Aircraft Long Island Long Island University Ebers Dolly King

Lime Kiln area social notes and traffic halt

Community updates report several locals including Nettie Oland returning home from Takoma Park to Lime Kiln and Mary Elizabeth Wallick confined by grippe. Visits occur among Ranneberger, Feaga, Rosners, Brosins and Jewel with family splits. U S 40 traffic halted for 90 minutes due to ice on a newly graded Pearl widening stretch.

Nettie Oland John Gilliam Takoma Park Mary Elizabeth Wallick Grippe LeRoy Ranneberger Baltimore Rannebergee Harry Randeed Bethe Darlene Summers Lester Feaga Frederick Pearl

Icy Baltimore Pike stalls traffic near Pearl Hill

State Police report freezing surface moisture on the Baltimore Pike east of Jug Bridge each evening. Westbound autos slid on Pearl Hill last night, blocking east bound traffic between 9:30 and 11. Sergt. Truman Moon and Troopers managed the flow until Highway Department trucks tempered the ice and restored normal traffic. The note on sailing yachts mentions speed varies with the square root of length.

Baltimore Pike Jug Bridge Pearl Hill Sergt Truman Moon Bruce Database Pms Tryntear

Camp Holabird Five To Play All Stars

Camp Holabird joins the County All Stars in a February 26 exhibition after a Coast Guard showdown. Captain E H Geyer signs for the Army team with favorable pricing. the Hola Birds share a storied history, and a grudge bout with Frederick High School awaits as a prelude to the main game with the All Stars.

USC Beneat Ox Fibre Brushmen de- Molay Sporting Price Brown Dorsey Shipley Shipley Ox Fibre Tre L. Murray T Strine Hummer Ramaburg Moore Rhoderick Kemp Brachey Ceca Cela Gardner Ramsburg Kerchner Smith Angleberger Willard DeMalay Oy Handley Reedy Bhought & A Loy Moss M.C. A TP. Slagie F Kline Esworthy Griffin M. Talley W. Salley G Eichelberger Price Bros Ewing Staley Rothenhoefer Zimmerman Lidse E. Murray Stwig State Guard TP Hauver Don Pileleyer Kene Ty c Brown McLaren Gilbert Timer—Kennedy Frederick County Dick Bowlus USC Basketball Benefit Camp Holabird Coast Guard All-Stars E. H. Geyer Army Jaycees Baltimore Philadelphia Coast Guards Navy Aberdeen Proving Grounds Frederick Chamber of Commerce Frederick High School Silentees George Singer Maryland State School For the Deaf

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