Breadon halts most minor league operations amid player shortage
Sam Breadon, owner of the Cardinals, says he will cut back his chain of minor league teams due to a lack of players and uncertain postwar baseball quality. Six Cardinals farms remain. others in Rochester, Columbus, Sacramento, Lynchburg, Allentown, and a Pony League D club. Breadon notes wartime enlistments thin rosters while promising scouting will continue.
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Se. Louis
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Breadon
Rochester
Columbire
Ammarican Association
Sacramento
Lynchburg
Joe Mathes
Cardinal
All-Star team to meet Holabird Army in February exhibition
The All-Stars practice at State Armory ahead of the February 26 exhibition with Holabird Army Post. Captain Ernest H. G says 16 Huskies join the team for the Frederick trip, facing a strong Coast Guard and Army post rosters.
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State Armory
Holabird Army Post
Army Ordnance Quints
Glenn L. Martin
Holabirds
Ordnance
Loyola College
St. Stanislaus. C. I. O. Union
Baltimore Royals
Coast Guard
Ernest H. G
Frederick
Aberdeen R
Geyser
Arkansas College
Prey
Newaok Giants
Mamel
Pennsylvania
Pisyera
Siz
Cattle rustling blamed for meat shortages on West Coast
The article reports a revival of cattle rustling along the San Francisco Bay area with rustlers using trucks to steal and slaughter select cattle. Ranchers cite meat quotas and price controls as driving shortages, while authorities consider ticketing trespassers and cracking down on quota violations to protect supply.
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Francisco
Calif
Niice
Pardner
San Francisco Bay Area
Cone
Office of Price Administration
Perry Ivory
Harry Rowell
Maynard
Cal
Rowell
State School Triumph Over Blue Ridge College in Close Game
Maryland State School pounded the coal in the third period to surge past Blue Ridge College 54 to 37. Potts and Hook led the Silentee scoring with 14 each as the teams traded baskets early and held a 26-26 tie at halftime before State School pulled away in the second half.
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Maryland State School
Blue Ridge College
Brotey
Chiefs
Potts
Hook
Sisentee
Silentees
Collegians
The
Tineims
Maryland 89 South total. Terrific win in Southern Conf
Maryland's basketball team beat North Carolina 89 40 in Chapel Hill. B Mackley and Tommy Mont led with 13 points apiece while Ernie Utterback contributed 11. Maryland improves to 11 22 overall and 4 4 in the Southern Conference. UNC stands 7 7. Referees Miss Darner Seavers Shoemaker and Jean Walters. Timer Harriet Hoffman.
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Chapel Hil
N. CL
B. McCutcheon
B. Mackley
Mecutamon
Tommy Mont
Ernie ‘Travis M. Utterback
Brandenburg
Exch
Maryland
Bom Ee
North
M. Stitley
North Carolina
Darner Seavers
Jane Shoemaker
Jean Walters
Harriet!Hoffman
Joe DiMaggio Enlists in Army Says He Has Draft Board OK
San Francisco reports star Joe DiMaggio says he received permission to enlist as a voluntary inductee. He will take a physical tomorrow. The Yankee outfielder, 28, married with one child, led the league in hitting and by MVP honors, weighs over his playing weight, and his enlistment follows a wave of other AL players joining the colors. Yankee President Ed Barrow pledged support.
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San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
New York
DiMaggio
Hollywood
Joe
Yankee
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Weatherly
Roy Weatherly
Cleveland
Whoe
Colors
Johnny Sturm
Buddy Hassett
Phil Rizzuto
George Selkirk
Tommy Henrich
Labor Opposes Bill On Interfering With Perishable Goods
Two labor representatives Sidney R. Katz and Robert Buxbaum opposed before the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee a bill backed by the State Farm Bureau to bar interference with intra state perishable food delivery. A similar measure was vetoed by Governor OConnor after the 1941 Legislature.
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Annapolis
Md.y
Sidney R. Katz
Robert Buxbaum
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
State Farm Bureau
O'Conor
Auction Ad Lists Farm Equipment and Household Items
Local notices advertise a sale of farm machinery and household goods including a McCormick-Deering binder, disc drill, manure spreader, wagons, hay equipment, plows, planters, and a variety of smith tools, boxes, and furniture. Names such as Monroe Lowman and Emmett R Bowlus appear among the clerks and bidders.
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Malmireme McCormick
Pennsylvania
New Idea
McCormick- Deering
Enon
Syracuse
Oliver Barshear
McCormick Fondo
Oliver
McCormick-Deeing
Iit
Cannes
Frederick High Girls Win By Narrow Margin
Cadettes of Frederick High edged Middletown High 22 21 in the Trolley League going to and from games by street car during wartime rationing. Louise Hahn and Helen Gladhill led the comeback after an 11 17 loss a week earlier with Haover scoring first and the game marked by only one foul.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
Frederick Lassies
Louise Hahn
Helen Gladhill
Haover
Birst
Wmntt
Durocher Classified 1-A for Induction into Armed Services
New York Feb 16 Leo Durocher manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers has been classified 1-A for induction after passing his physical exam in St. Louis Selective Service Headquarters said. Durocher registered with Brooklyn local board 138 took the exam in St. Louis and the report was received last Thursday leading to reclassification from 3-A to 1-4. He is married and will be 38 next July. Induction date not announced.
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New York
Leo ‘Durocher
Brooklyn ‘Dodgers
Armed Services
Selective Service
Durocher
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Thhen
Durocher I
Public Sale Near Good Intent Md Auction Details
Two undersigned will sell on the premises near Good Intent two miles mouthwest of Ladiesburg Maryland on Saturday February 20 1943 at 12 noon. Items include 2 head work horses 3 milch cows machinery dairy fixtures and harness with cash terms. Clauder Etzler Glenn Trout auctioneer R L Kelly clerk.
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Middletown Valley
Frederick
Frederick High
J. Remsberg
C. Shafer
Middletown
Lidie
D. Shipley
M. Talley
Elworthy
Shafer
Frederick H. Say
M.S
G. F
Tp. Hawke
Ferrell
Kline
Conte Farming
Bestoot Potts, Co
Esworthy
Sankert
Lidia
Lowman Bowman
Griffin
Unioncaville
Baltimore
Frederck McKenny
R. Moberty
Holler
E. Talley
Manahan
Gip
Mere Nee Penente
Yotais i Charlie
Prince
Middletown H
Pusey
Wheeler
W. Strobel
Haupt
H. Keller
Aumumary
Rhoderick
Winebrenner
Scoier Peddicord
Charlie Keljer
E. Thomas, Jr
R. Hartman, Jr
Good Intent
Ladiesburg
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
John Dette
John Deere
McCormick-Deerin
Clauder
Etzler
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Public Salt Sale Register Listing Numerous Farms and Locals
A dense sale register lists buyers and farms across Frederick County Maryland with locations near Liberty town Walkersville Middletown and Monrovia. Entries name individuals such as John H. Foster Charles Houck Oscar Shafer Lee Harwood and others along with farm venues and mile markers. The notice appears to be a community sale catalog or consignment list with dates in February and March and references to local roads and properties, reflecting a historical property sale or auction listing.
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Claude RB. Etzlér
Vicod Fatent
Ladiesburg
John H. Foster
Dickerson
Mercerdones Farm
Cletus LC. Barnes
Fountain Shotrly
Libertytown
Lee C. Harwood
Brownsville
Wash. Co
Charles
Houck
Frederick
Oscar L. Shafer
Sheffer Farm
Middletown
H. M. Eizenbrode
Burkittsville
Harry Z. Hedges
Walkersville
Homer Fawley
Braddock
Summers Farm
G. G. Toms
Bowlus Farm
Starvey M. Burrall
Monrovia
William Altman
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Runkles
Ridgeville
Marion Spechh
Frank JL. Kugour
Sheppard's Lane
Clarksville
Frank H. Hedges
Central Church
Qld
Annapolis Road
William L. Ensor
Wiliam H. Gaver
West Middletown
Foster Summers
Richard van Sant
Rice
A. Moore
Monroe Lowman
Unionville
Louis George J. Beetz
Rugerville
Catoctin Country Club
Court House
Frank N. Stauffer
Sinley
Walkeravi
Charles R. Holter
Myersville
Clagcott Wiles
Sigler Farm
Deerson
John PF. Foreman
New Windsor
Harry 0. Mount
Parthalays
Watkinso It
G. Marion England
Charles P. Beaty
Adamstown
Hubert
Doubs
J. W. Fout & W
Bryant
Harmony Grove
Gerris Peters
Market St
Harvey Covell Minnick
Harry M. Wissner
Bacheystown
Wondsboro
Fredeckh
Frederick County Auction Seeks Far nsworth Restaurant Equipment
By order of the Frederick County Court a trustee will sell at public auction at 124 East Patrick Street Frederick City on February 16 1943 at 830 AM the extensive equipment and personal property from the Farnsworth restaurant. The list includes cash registers electric appliances blinds counters booths seating glass display cases soda fountain items a refrigerated display and ornate back bar paneling along with food stocks and utensils. The sale requires cash payment. items must be removed after payment.
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Frederick County
Maryland
East Patrice Street
Frederick City
Postal Telegraph
National Computing
Cape
Oman
National Cash Register
Novadel-Agene Corp
Seeburg
Coca-Cola
Smith
P. Captor
Eaghre
Lot
C.F. J
C. F.J
D. Princeton Buckey
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By Jean Greiffis
NEA
Rhian Aidan Onan Wa
Valley High Five
Waryamarate
Draft Board
Dacmlibaally
suUao Washington College
Western Maryland
George Washington
W_ M
New Wear
Treaery Department
B. PoRenberger
Wolfe
Stroup
Huffer
Bureau
Buffet
Seta
Emmett R Bowlus
F. i
Simpson
Fredericktown
Federal Depost Insurance Corporation
America
AERE
Leo Durocher
Terrors
Westminster
Washington College
Mason-Dixon
Shoremen
Farnsworth
C. F
Dixie Ambrosia
Kellogg's
Ohio
Pillsbury
Campbell's Soups
Morton
Carroll Co
Velvet Pipe Tobacco
Prince Albert
Grangers
Tweed
Raleigh
Dill
Roger Blades
Sensa
Lion
Old Gold
Avalon
Kool
Marvel
Wings
Pall Mall
Recruit
Derby
SCRAP
Havana
Stanback
Robert Burns
Holden
Felton
Emmett R. Bowlus
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