State Guard triumphs 21 19 over Middletown in league opener
In a tight Frederick County League game at the State Armory the State Guard edged Middletown Merchants 21 19 to pull even for first place. Rhoderick provided the decisive late basket as Coca Cola fell 38 35 in overtime to Price Brothers. Ox Fibre beat DeMolay 30 16. The score, highlights, and overtime clash are outlined with key players and totals.
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State Guard
Middletown Merchants
State Armory
Coca Cola Quint
Price Brothers
Ox Fibre
Buzz
Rhoderick
Guardsmen
Valleyites
Merchants
Coca Cola
Fracas Price Brothers
Stull
Moore
Murray
Moser
Angleberger
Willard
Brushmen
T. L. Murray
Hummer
H. Dutrow
Moss
H. Keller
Snodgrass
Tffert
Ohler
Hauver
R. Keller
G. F. Tp
Baer
Frank
Simmons
G. i
Frerchner
Sparks
Gilbert
Kemp
Ramsburg
Strine
Myers
Nusz
DeMolay
Ewing
Abrecht
C. O
Baumgardner
Zimmerman
Price
Kennedy Strine
Ray
Frederick County Baseball Faces 1942 Transport and Rationing Hurdles
Officials of Frederick County's two rural leagues express cautious optimism about playing next summer despite shortages of gasoline tires and players drafted into the armed services. The piece notes transportation challenges and cites Slugger Lloyd Rice as a local example of athletes entering service. It also previews two college games at the State Armory between Mount St Marys Baltimore University and Western Maryland with dates February 24 and March 3, urging fan attendance.
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Frederick County
Laise Gret
Armed Services
Siberia
Lioyd
Rice
Fort Benning
Federalsburg Club
Villandra College
Wilmington
Army
Texas
Frederick
Baltimore University-Mount Sir. Mary
Armory
Mount St. Mary's
Baltimore University
Western Maryland
Stamps In The News By Margaret Kernodle
War time mail shows censorship marks and new red Passed by Army Censor stamps on Honolulu covers. War economy labels from Britain allow envelope reuse under On His Majesty's Service. First day covers face carrier bans and new Palestine values join the issue lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kernodle
Wide World
New York
Honolulu
Hawaii
War Office
Mounts And Bees To Play On Local Floor
Mount St Marys College meets Baltimore University on the State Armory court in a Tuesday night basketball clash with proceeds to the Frederick Red Cross. The Ox Fibre Brush Club plays in the prelim. Mount aims for revenge after a narrow loss to the Bees in Emmitsburg.
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Mount St Mary's College
Baltimore University
State Armory
R. L. Lansdale
Baltimore Institution
Frederick
American Red Cross
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Baltimore
Bees
Baltimore Quint
Mason-Dixon
Loyola
Mount
Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Lansdale
Bee
Seton Hall
Oklahoma
Maryland boxers to compete in intercollegiate meet
University of Maryland boxers enter the Eastern Intercollegiate meet at the University of Virginia on March 6 and 7 in Charlottesville. Acting athletics director Jack Faber said Maryland will replace the Southern Conference boxing tournament which was canceled. Maryland's wing squad has faced Virginia in prior meetings.
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TERP
College Park
University of Maryland
University of Finia
Jack Faber
Charlottesville
Maryland
Virginia
Gouverneur Morris Leaves Fortune to Wife on Remarriage
The early U S statesman Gouverneur Morris died leaving a large fortune to his wife with instructions that income double if she remarries. This unusual stipulation reveals his trust in her steadiness and his estate planning.
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Gouverneur Morris
United States
Stamp notes on values and overseas film arrival
Galilee arrivals note three stamp values 250-m dark brown 500-m deep red and I piastre slate. A new Canadian air graph form will be used for armed forces in the British Empire. The al Jeter is photographed and kept until the film arrives overseas. The Philatelic Journal of Great Britain praises the New Zealand 9 d value as highly interesting. This stamp is replaced by a similar multiple watermarked issue.
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Galilee
Canada
British Empire
the Philatelic Journal of Great Britain
New Zealand
Roundup of college, baseball, boxing and sports notes
Yale coaching questions swirl as Elisaire Clark Shaughnessy is linked to the football job. Loyola New Orleans and Chicago U. drop football amid uncertain prospects at Stanford amid crowds ban and campus changes. Baseball rosters shrink for tournaments while MacArthur Park is named in Batavia. Pirates discuss shifting Bob Elliott to third base. Mel Ott cited in a note on infield shifts. Canton may hire Joe Vosmik as manager. Jack Troy reviews Philadelphia Athletics, while Army seizes Bay Meadows for drills. Bobby Keeton in Burma and boxing events in Detroit and New York highlight the page with Joe Louis anniversary notes and Ray Robinson weigh-in rules.
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New York
Yale
Elisaire Clark Shaughnessy
Loyola of
New Orleans
Chicago U
Stanford
Navy
Billy Phelps
John Burke
Andy Bowen
Burke
Lin
Wichita
Kas
Batavia
General MacArthur
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Bill Cox
Big Bob Elliott
Frankie Frisch
Mel Ott
Joe Vosmik
Canton
Army
Bay Meadows
Larry Beck
Louisville
Shepherd Field
Tex
Manzanola
Colo
Bob Keeton
Colorado College
Denver
Burma
Detroit
Highland Park
Joe Louis
Henry Vasquez
the Garden
Ray Robinson
Mean
Plymouth Beats Ford 30 to 21 in YMCA League
Plymouth won last night in the YMCA league, defeating Ford 30 to 21. The match featured strong defense and key scores from Plymouth players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ford
Rebound duel as college squads clash at MSG
Bob Davies of Seton Hall and Luke Sapan of Long Island University chase rebounds while Dick Holub watches. An unusual leg shot leaves five players in a straight line as Black Birds win 51 to 30 at Madison Square Garden.
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Bob
Wonder Boy) Davies
Seton Hall
Luke Sapan
Long Island U
Dick Holub
L. I A
Blackbirds
Madison Square Garden
Mounts Fall To St Vincent's In Cager Clash
St Vincent's of Latrobe, Pa, pulled away in the second half to defeat Mount St. Mary's 46 to 33. The winners built a 9-4 start and led 15-12 after one, then 23-16 at halftime before holding off Mount Mary’s rally, with key scoring sprees sealing the win.
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Emmitsburg
St. Vincent’s
Mount St. Mary's
Latrobe
Ludwig
Majer. c
Hamilton
J Murray
St. Mary's
Harkins
Masterson
Kemp
Murphy
Flood
Tuttle
Flaherty
Sheridan
Smith
Plymouth Team Secures Narrow Win Over Ford Foe
The Plymouths beat Ford 30 to 21 in the Senior Y M C A Basketball League as Dunn and Jack Griffin led scoring while Tommy Eichelberger contributed 14 of Ford points. Officials ordered a Chevrolet Hudson game replay due to a final-score dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouths
Dunn
Jack Griffin
Tommy Eichelberger
Public Sales Trustee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Public sale by trustee under circuit court decree in Frederick County features two parcels in Frederick City and a large farm equipment auction near Admiral Schley Birthplace. Includes six room house, six tents of goods, farm machinery, vehicles, tools, livestock, and household items with cash terms and fifteen hundred dollar deposit. Proceeds fund court-ordered sale and conveyancing costs.
Wood Land Sale Near Frederick Maryland Auction Notice
On premises five miles northwest of Frederick on North Bentz Street Bloomfield a sale will start at 11 a.m. February 21, 1942. Personal property offered includes tools, harnesses, kitchenware, furniture, and more. also a wood lot of about 5 acres near Yellow Springs adjoining Craver and Linton properties. Terms: cash. real estate 14 of purchase price due day of sale with deed. balance on deed delivery. Harvey C. Boone, auctioneer John W. Null, clerk.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Charles R. Hooper
Katie A. Hooper
William Hershberger
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Towit
East South Street
Frederick City
Said Street
William H Hooper
William Lovell
William M. Storm
Margaret C. Dixon
William Dixon
Samuel B. Eagle
Nellie Eagle
Burkittsville
Charles W. Crum
Jefferson
Darner’s
Broad Run
Marshall Chalt
William Allen
John S. Zecker
Charles Booth
Howard Huffer
Emmett Bowlus
Bentz St
Pike
Bloomfield
Yellow Springs
Charles Craver
James Linton
Harvey C. Boone
John W. Null
Alvie M. Etzler
News-Post
William M. Lochner
Mt Pleasant
H. C. Boone
Charles S. Houck
Felton & Kelly
J. W. Fout
O. W. King & Son
Boonsboro
Old Nicodemus Mill
Eaward G
Cuniningham
Rocky Springs
Fourth St. Pike
Clyde W. Smith
Shamsville
Harold McDevitt
Mu Pleasant
John R. Gross
Michael
Daysville
John E. Oxley
Dickerson
Harvey A. Long
Libertytown
George H. Thomas
Susie Thomas
J. Ridgley
Petersville
Rosemont
Brunswick
Frank Clark
Millry
Old Annapolis Road
Lindsay Cook
Medford
New Windsor Road
Carrol Co
T. J
Wiles
Fulmer
C. Simon Oland
Brookeville
Mont. Co
E. Owen Dorsey
Woodshboro
LeGate
H. Jewett
Johnsville
Mervin L. Green
Walkersville
Millard
Young
Ballenger
Charles R. Schwartz
Ceresville
Gary L. Utterback
Utica
Alonzo K. Darner
J. Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Maurice T. Cisse
Santy Spring
T. W Clem. O
A. Derr
New Design
Charles Brandenburg
Urbana
Willam Horton
Unionville
Taylorsville
Frank M. Hoffman
New Market
Ernest D. Fogle
Wondsboro
É —Edgar Thomas
Adamstown
C. Lester Longerbeam
Sappington Park
Public Sale Notices Listed Across Maryland Auctions
The sale register lists numerous auction notices with dates from February 21 to April and locations including Mt Pleasant Bloomfield Frederick Libertytown Petersville and Urbana. Executors and administrators are named for several estates with multiple consignors and farm sales noted at various mileages and crossroads. The listing highlights per-day sale entries and local farm products auction details.
Frederick County League Second Half Results
Thursday results show State Guard 21 Middletown 19, Price Brothers 39 Coca Cola 35, Ox Fibre 30 DeMolay 16. Schedule lists Price Brothers vs DeMollay Coca Cola vs State Guard Middletown vs Ox Fibre. Bessemer converters use oxygen in air to burn out impurities in pig iron.
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State Guard
Middletown
Price Brothers
Coca Cola
DeMolay
DeMollay
Ox Fibre
Bessemer
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Waynesboro
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Hagerstown
Saturday Evening Post
Lefty Grove
Harold Kaese
Grove
Boston
Miami
Leopardville
Belgian Congo
Liberia
Argentina
Jose Manuel Estrada
Palestine
Sea of
Baltimore U
Jounnies
St. John’s Grammar School
Y. M.C. A. Cagers
Johnnies
Hahn
A. Myers
J. Gouker
BR. Miller
Rothenhoefer Seorer
W Koontz Timer—Herman
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Jack Troy
Atlanta Constitution
Philadelphia Athletics
Lew Burton
N. ¥. Journal- American
Y. M. C. A. League
L. Pet
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Hudson
Amasses
Stephano Brothers, Phila
U. S
George Washington
Markell & Ford Coal Fuel
Homes and Sound
Nations
The
Fredericktown Savings Institution
I Ford
C. Hargett
B. Kreh
T. Eichelberger
E. Zimmerman
J. Hoffman
T. Smith
Linton
Paugh
F Dunn
Rowe
G . Griffin
Benner
Rothenhoeter
M. Talley
B. Abrecht
Admiral Schley
Superior
John Deere
Massa Harris
Fordson
Papec
Barshear
Saxton
Schoff Bros
W. Foot
Frederick, Md
Glenn Trout
Raymond Lo Kelly
Huckstering
Bae Sale Personal Property and
Frederick County League
Lt. Pet
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