Frederick High School boys avenge loss over Charles Town
Frederick High School varsity boys trounced Charles Town 28 to 11 in a home game, with Bill Tailey and forward Andrews key figures. Andrews, averaging 15 points per game, was limited to six while Tailey scored eight, as Frederick promised two more games next week against Maryland School for the Deaf. Charles Town girls defeated Frederick 37 to 16, with C Hope and B Propps leading the visitors and Thageonee anchoring back court defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Charles Town High School
Charles Town
Jassies
F.H.S
Bill Tailey
Frederick Guard
Talley
Andrews
Maryland State School For the Deaf
C. Hope
B. Propps
Thageonee
City Bowling League Latest Results
Bennies beat Farmers 3 to 0 while Kaufmans defeated Moose 2 to 1. Thomas Holawre led Urbana with a 2 and Geisers topped Ox Fibre 2 to 1 in a three match day showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie's
Farmers
Kaufman's
Moose
Thomas Holawre
Urbana
Geiser's
Contracts Awarded for Limestone Materials in Maryland AAA
Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency awarded 229600 tons of limestone products to 30 firms for war food yields and erosion control across 42,000 farms under the AAA plan. County associations will handle applications. materials may be deducted from AAA payments. Delivery and plant rates vary by county. several limestone suppliers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency
AAA
Agricultural Conservation Associations
Leonard C. Burns
State Aaa
Maryland
Oman
Bob Fitzsimmons the quaintest heavyweight ever to hold title
Robert Fitzsimmons born in Cornwall and raised in New Zealand became the oldest boxer to win a heavyweight title at 35. He defeated Dempsey in 1891 and Corbett in 1897, later becoming light heavyweight champion in 1903. Known for humor and practical jokes, he died in Chicago in 1917 after a long career marked by dramatic comebacks and hard punching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Roche
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jem Mace
New Zealand
Ruby Robert
Mace
Herbert Slade
America
Bob
Jack Dempsey
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
James J Corbett
Carson City
Nev
Frisco
K. Sweeney
Williamsport
Chicago
Nero
File
Rosar Silent on Baseball Return in War Plant Job
Rosar, Cleveland Indians catcher, refused comment on a report he will stay at the Buffalo Arms Manufacturing Company instead of reporting to spring training. The Rosar family includes two children. He was traded to the Indians by the Yankees two years ago. The article also notes the U S Department of Agriculture estimate of 5,200 frozen food locker plants serving 1.5 million families, about 78 percent of which are farm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosar
Buffalo
Pi Warren
Buddy) Hosar
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Baseball Is Wartime Necessity Keep It Going Lefty Grove Says
Lonaconing Md Feb 17 A wartime need supports organized baseball and other sports says renowned ex pitcher Robert Moses Grove. He believes enough talent exists to sustain the game and hints at a possible return after the war while enjoying retirement and outdoor hobbies. His son Robert Gardner Grove serves as a pilot in the service and shows promise as a pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Grove
Lonaconing
Robert Moses
Lefty) Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Gaffer
South- Paws
Hot Stove League
Lefty
Mose
Bob Grove
Robert Gardner Grove
Pop
Baseball Faces War Time Dilemma on Attendance and Labor
WHITNEY MARTIN reports that pro baseball faces a twin threat: dwindling attendance and manpower as players stay in defense jobs or fear draft boards. Clubs may hire teen players to fill rosters but at high ticket prices. owners risk losses as war effort uncertainties mount and contracts trickle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Martin
New York
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Take a Realistic View of Baseball’s Possible Struggles
The speaker adopts a practical stance on baseball prospects, suggesting the sport may face difficulties yet could persevere through challenges unless unforeseen war developments intervene.
Double Feature On State School Court In Frederick
The Maryland State School for the Deaf hosts a double feature on Silentee court tonight. The varsity boys entertain Baltimore’s Christ Methodist Church while the girls meet a sextet from American Hammered Piston Ring Co. of Baltimore. Public event with old MS SD stars Arthur Potts and Scott Snyder. Motion pictures at 6 30 prior to games. Eight wins in eleven this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Christ Methodist Church
Baltimore
American Hammered Piston Ring Co
Monumental City
Silentees
Christ Church
M.S.S.D
Arthur Potts
Scott. Snyder
Frederick
Shulenberger Dies In Hagerstown At 66
Elden O. Shulenberger longtime Moller Company executive and first vice president died at his home after a brief illness. He had served Moller for 47 years since moving to Hagerstown as secretary to founder M. P. Moller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shulenberger
Hagerstown
Elden O. Shulenberger
M. P. Moller Company
Moller Company
M. P. Moller
Interest in Horse Show Draws Record Crowd at Iowa Fairgrounds
A January 91 event at the Oskaloosa fairgrounds drew a record crowd as 1104 exhibitors showcased about 200 top stallions across 19 breeds. Sponsored by the Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association and local groups, the exhibition was open to Iowa horsemen only, highlighting registered draft and light horses. New York boxing note follows with Al Davis of Brooklyn knocking out Bob.
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Oskaloosa Fairgrounds
Iowa
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Mahaska County
Southern Iowa Fair Association
Towa
Khyber
The
Jockey Club
Park Ave
New York
American Remount Ass'n. Otis Bldg
Washington, D. C
Public Sale of Farm Personal Property in Maryland
Having sold my farm I will sell personal property on premises five miles from Middletown between Harmony and Highland Md on Saturday February 26 1944 at 11 00 am. Items include three head horses eleven head cattle including four milch cows two heifers to freshen in summer a three month old heifer and four bulls seven hogs a brood sow and ten shoats plus farm machinery such as Deering binder Van Brunt drill McCormick Deering mower horse rake corn planter walking plows manure spreader wagons harrows a Delco motor tools and many household goods including a Victrola and Delco radio. Auctioneers Elm er Cline Emmett Bowlus. Clerk D Edgar Bittle.
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Middletown
Harmony
Highland
Sturday
Wnt
T. B
van Brunt
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Deere
Barshear
Ohio
Delco
North Star Chunk
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Liberty Pike
Ayrshire
Dellinger
John Deere
New Idea
Fairbanks
Robert R. Rhoderick
R. J. Frederick
Glenn Trout
I. E. Lease
R. L. Kelly
M. E. Church
Ham
Barney
Mnery Deering
eCormick Deering
McCormick
Deering
Syracuse
W. H. Cunningham
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Prince
Joe
Nell
Shaffer
Bill
Bob
Jersey
H.I. A
Bangs
Char E. Shaw
Route 3
Hampshire
Farrow
McCormick Moweyer
Chattanooga
Les E. Shaw Eigenbrode and
Renner
Miller and Gower
Lightweight Champion Fight Ends Quickly at MSG
Montgomery of Philadelphia former New York and Pennsylvania world lightweight champion stopped Davis in one minute three seconds of the first round in Madison Square Garden tonight. Davis weighed 142 pounds, Montgomery 137 pounds.
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I Montgomery
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Madison Square Garden
Davis
Montgomery
Public sale of farm and real estate in Frederick and Montgomery counties
Public sale notices cover two separate estates. In Frederick County Urbana District near Araby Church a 32 acre farm with dwelling, outbuildings, electricity, and water will be sold at the Court House Door in Frederick on March 4, 1944 at 11 A M by attorneys William M Storm and Charles McC Mathias. cash terms, 500000 deposit, possession in 30 days, taxes and conveyancing at purchaser expense. In Montgomery County near Clagettsville a large mixed farm with 104 acres and tenant house will be sold on February 24, 1944 at 10 A M with a vast equipment list including horses cattle hogs machinery and harness. terms cash for personal property and real estate to be announced sale day. The notices are by Dewey Brown and John W Null with Alvie M Etzler as clerk.
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Ruth Irene Waltz
William M. Storm
Charles McC Mathias
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Urbana
Oscar Twain Waltz
Cora May Powell
Washington Road
Araby Church
Orrick County
U. S
Montgomery County
Ladies of Montgomery Church
Dewey Brown
John W. Null
Alvie M. Etzler
Orphans Court
Sarah R. Tinney
Grove
Red Cross
John A. O'Brien
Amos 4. Holter
Sale Register February 21 to April 1 in Frederick area
A historical sale register lists numerous buyers and localities from February 21 through April 1 across Frederick, Woodsboro, Urbana, Middletown, Libertytown, Jefferson, Mt. Airy, and surrounding towns. Names include Chanel Houck, John Derr, Clayton Lenhart, Charles Shaw, Raymond Putman, Elmer Cline, F M Miskell, E Hood England, and many others with locations such as Kemptown Urbana Libertytown Mt. Pleasant and Creagerstown. A Percheron horse sale is noted at the Frederick Fair Grounds on February 20.
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Chanel
Merril E. Giesser
Urbana
L. KE. Grossnickle
Bloomfeld
Moerth
Frederick
Edward Stager
Hampstead
Robert &. Rhoderick
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty Pike
Joseph M. Routzahn
Jefferson
Sours
Irene Mullican
Lewistown
B. C. Schmid
Kemptown
J. Edward Chaney
Harrisville
Mt. Airy
Main & Rosenstock
Gas House Pike
Wim
Williams Bros
New London
Viola Roderick
William C. Wiles
Middletown
M. Austin Young
W.ith St. Pike Frederick
R. N. Gordon
Emily E. Fisher
Poter of Rocks
Norman E. Stitely
Woodsboro- Creagerstown Pike
F. L. Curfman
Medford
Carroll Co
Raymond N. Reeder
Harry B. Laze
Walkersville
Luther D. Bussard
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Burikittsville
Oscar Joy
Libertytown
Harry L. Sigler
Bloomfield
C. O
Buckeystown
Oliver M. Wise
Jefferson & Middletown
Archie S. Putman
Roy Hilton
Hobart M. Cotun
Adamstown
George A. Tritapoc
Old Braddock
Walter L. Hipkins
Emma D. Brandenburg
Geo. Hightman
Petersville
Zi Schwartz Bros
Everett W. Mullinix
Long Corner
Vernon L. Smith
Mt Pleasant
J. Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Tweene Howes
Washington
Walter Culler
M. Suite
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High School
Jack Griffin
F. Thomas
Kline
Engle
Joe Griffin
Norwood
Esworthy
G. Rowe
I Talley
G. Hoffman
G. Garrett
Charles Town H
F. C. Magaha
F. A. Edwards
F. Bush
C. Glenn
Miller
Dorsey
Levey
Dodd
H. Reininger
K. Ott
M. Brown
WN. Brockman
W. McKee
Gilbert and
N. Eisner
Wills
City Bowling League
VA “iUp
Cuonmeercla
Orenara W. Tis
Thomas Hewk Geiser’s
Reg- Urbana
Ular
Bennie
Kaufman
Allegany
Carroll Counties
Garrett
Harford
Howard
LeGore Lime Company
LeGore
W. Barrick and Sons, Inc
Woodsboro
Stoner and Powell
Mercer Jones and Son
Dickerson
N. E. Hawkins and Company
Gaithersburg
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Farmers Cooperative Association
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Farmers Fertilizer and Feed Company
Westminster
Shinham Lime Company
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Everett V. Moser
Rowe
NAVY
Little Rock
Ark
Pi Lynwood
Philadelphia Phillies
Pilcher
Eldorado
Great Lakes
Farragut
Idaho
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Dodgers
Bear Mountain
Durocher
Signature Auto—Furniture
Prone Frederick
Dunlop Tire
W. Stull
Mec
N. Market St
Frederick, Mdé
Kayo
al Davis
C. Elmer Cline Emmett R. Bowlus
D. Edgar Bittle
U. S. Army Remount Service
Will
Poke Easy Farm
Wamsville, MD
R. W. Walker, Jr
P. M. Daily
Charles McC. Mathias
A. Grant Hooper
Eddie Burdette
Ridgeville
Ashington State Highway
Clagettsville
P.L. Hargett & Co
South Market St
FP. L. Hargett & CO
Sound Nations
George Washington
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lloyd Culler
Ballenger Pike
Clayton Lenhart
Emmett R. Bowlus
John L. Shaw
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