Notre Dame Upsets Great Lakes Steals Weekend Spotlight
Notre Dame defeated the Great Lakes Sailors 54 51, snapping GL’s 21 game win streak and drawing weekend basketball focus away from conference races and bids. Several independents and conferences chase post season invitations as Ohio State, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and others maneuver toward titles.
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New York
Army
Oklahoma Aggies
Kentucky
Utah
Dartmouth
DePaul
Western Michigan
Canisius
Colgate
Bowling Green
Muhlenberg
Denison
Valparaiso
Temple
Loop Tournament Teams Named by Southern Conference
Raleigh February 20. UNC Duke Maryland South Carolina VPI Navy V-12 clubs Davidson Richmond Navy teams scheduled to meet Davidson Thursday and Maryland Friday with travel constraints. NCSU Red Terrors play Maryland in opener. UNC top seed after nine wins in 10 conference games. Duke second seed as Navy teams fill most slots. Semi finals Friday night, championship Saturday night.
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Wildcats
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Red Terrors
Dodds Aims for Clean Sweep In Indoor Miles
Galloping Gil Dodds won the Baxter Mile in 4:08 at Madison Square Garden before 13,090 fans, near indoor mile record pace. The Boston flyer, a divinity student, seeks a string of big mile wins in upcoming Garden events on March 11 and 16, matching Cunningham and Fenske feats.
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Gil Dodds
Glenn Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
Boston
Divinity
Baxter
Madison Square Garden
New York Athleti Club
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Fenske
Fulton
San Fra Club
Jee Nowicki
Rochester U
Dodds
Indoor track leaders clash as Doane wins half mile again
in Garden March four Nowicki shaved eight tenths of a second from his 1943 mark to repeat the half mile title. Dartmouth’s Bill Vessie and Army’s Cpl Joshua Williamson tied for first at six feet four inches in the high jump. Philip Lansing of the Military Academy won the pole vault with 13 feet six inches. Ollie Hunter of Columbia’s midshipmen led the two mile in 9 19.8.
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Nowicki
Bill Vessie
Dartmouth
Cpl
Joshua Williamson
U. S. Army
Philip L. Lansing
U. S. Military Academy
Seel
Ollie Hunter
Columbia m
Red Marksmen Again Capture First Honors
Frederick Rifle Club weekly matches on the Armory range saw the Red Marksmen repeat with a five man total of 1310, leading Blue 1272 and White 1256. Reds lead the three-team loop 4 to 2 to 0. top scorer was M Painter with 272 across prone kneeling and standing. Burchett also 272 on standing, Nicodemus led standing with 88, Pettingall and Neal shot perfect on prone.
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Armory
M. Painter
Burchett
R. Nicodemus
H. Pettingall
B. Neal
Boxing, college and service notes stir wartime sports scene
Boxing star Beau Jack heads to Army duty as Boomy Davis and Willie Pep await big bouts, with plans for March engagements and future opposition. Oklahoma U. projects a 1943 44 profit despite athletic losses, while George Marshall and Wetwash headlines spark campus football talk. Lorraine Fischer eyes a national meet in April as Howie Odell mixes coaching with wartime work.
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New York
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Boomy
Davis
Willie Pep
Beau
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Sammy Angott
Montgomery
Pep
Navy
Oklahoma U
Missouri
Nebraska
Ted McElroy
Chaminion
Marshall
George
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Hurricane Mitchell
Tinois
John Tener
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Lorraine Fischer
San Francisco
Will Ble
Howie Odell
Yale
iHaven
Marcel Cerdan
France
Algiers
Europe
International Boxing Union
Marcel
Elbie Fletcher
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Jimmy Demaret
Physical Instructors
Corp
Lou Gelfand
Minnesota
Special Session Likely Held Week Of March 6
Baltimore February 204 A special session of the General Assembly likely will be held during the week of March 6 to safeguard voting rights of soldiers and sailors Governor O Conor announced He cited possible Congressional inaction on voter qualifications and ballot validity and urged state legislation on the service rate He also announced formation of boys clubs at district police stations to curb juvenile delinquency and plans to expand Maryland Veterans Commission staff A statewide advisory council will be formed for ex servicemen and a county officials board of public works meeting in Annapolis next Friday to discuss continued $20 monthly teacher bonuses through April 1 1945 Miss Christine Royer Westminster chosen Carroll County Good Citizenship Pilgrim will compete in a state DAR contest with a national winner receiving 100 dollars. Anthony Popp treated for a severe facial cut from a stair fall at his parents home and released after hospitalization.
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O'Conor
Congress
Charles E. Morlan
Supreme Bench of
Hamilton R. Atkinson
Maryland
Maryland Veterans’ Commission
Board of Public Works
Annapolis
Rover Sele
Westminster
Christine Royer
Jesse Royer
Westminster High School
Carroll County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Royer
Tee
DAR
Fairchild Reveals New Plane Bonding Technique
New York february 20 j carel ton ward jr president of fairchild engine and airplane corp announced a hitherto impossible technique to chemically bond pure aluminum to steel. developed by marshall g whitefield and victor sheshunoff of al fin corp the method has been used in american aircraft engines for over a year and greatly reduces engine weight and improves cooling. applied to 12 cylinder ranger engines it could boost range speed and maneuverability by enabling greater bomb loads armor or armament plus more fuel capacity.
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New York
J. Carelton Ward, Jr
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Marshall G. Whitefield
Victor Sheshunoff
Thhe Al-Fin Corp
Fairchild-owned
Ward
Speed Case Trials Bell Ring Tonight In City Drive
Suspected larceny and drunkenness pulled five names into the police blotter over the weekend while Sergt. Dan Swamsey cited seven for traffic hearings as the city police push speed enforcement. Joseph Stanton was arrested Saturday by Lt. Allen Bartgis and Officer George Hoffman but was not held after questioning. Others booked for intoxication include James Overstreet Libertytown Walter Hallman Frederick Ham jimie TM McGill Montevue and Daisy Johnson 511 Klinehart's alley. Speed violators named include W F Sheffield Baltimore Benjamin H Yeakle Rt 1 Mt Airy Melvin Savage Rt 2 Mt Airy Ezra A Over Lemasters Pa Howard Stahl Lemasters Pa John F Moats Keedysville and Howard F Wirtz Rt 3 Frederick cited for exceeding 25 or 30 mph.
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Dan Swamsey
Joseph Stanton
Allen Bartgis
George Hoffman
Halland Ward
Stanton
James Overstreet
Libertytown
Walter Hallman
Frederick
Hamjimie
McGill
Montevue
Daisy " Johnson
Klinehart's Alley
W. _F. Sheffield
Baltimore
Benjamin H. Yeakle
Rt 1
Mt. Airy
Melvin Savage
Boy Hit by Police Car Fractures Thigh and Suffers Concussion
Three and a half year old Kohlman Miller Jr. was listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick City Hospital after being struck by a patrol car driven by Officers George Kotyman and James McD. Marks on Saturday afternoon. The child darted from the sidewalk into the car's path in the 500 block of West South Street at about 20 mph. Parents said neighborhood children playing in the street made the incident unavoidable.
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West South Street
Frederick City Hospital
George F. KotYman
James Od. Marks
O'Black
Oficer Marks
South Street
Hoffman
Marks
Kohiman
Foolish For Oldtimers To Try To Help Goat Now
Hot Springs Arkansas veteran outfielder Simmons, famed for guiding the Athletics to three pennants between 1929 and 1931, agrees with Connie Mack that oldtimers should not attempt a comeback in the current manpower shortage. He recalls his failed try last year, despite top condition, and says his aim for 3 000th hit would have made him the seventh player to reach the milestone, though he batted just over .200 in 40 games for the Red Sox last season.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fey
Summons
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Simmons
Boston Red Sox
State School Five Triumphs and Trials in Saturday Basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf edged by Christ Church Infantry in a tight double header. Silentees beat Chest Methodist Courch 34 39 while MS S.D. girls lose 25 17 to American Hammered Piston Ring Baltimore. Jones led MS S.D. in scoring, and Silentees face Frederick High School at 6 30 this evening on the home court.
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Silentee
Chest Methodist Courch
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Paston Ring
Mary Jones
Ms.sd
Hee Teara
Miss Jones
Silenlea Varsity
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Christ Church
Tp Foxwell
Snyder
Erdman
Emminzer
Medicated powder praised for diaper rash relief
Fragments describe a medicated powder for diaper rash and soothing simple rashes. The text mentions family use and infant care but lacks clear dates or named entities.
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