Frederick High Edges Silentees 32-31 In Close Thriller
Frederick High School’s varsity basketball edged Maryland State School for the Deaf 32-31 at Silentee court to even the series. The Cadets trailed by three after three quarters, then rallied in the final minute with a winning basket by Bill Talley after team-wide passing. The previous meeting on January 26 at the Armory was a 30-29 Silentee win.
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Quint
Bill Talley
Talley
Jack Griffin
Silentees
Griffin
Ferrell Hawke
Hook
McKenney
Tight Race For Individual Scoring
A race for the alltime state scoring record tightens as Long John Norlander of Bainbridge Navy and Jim Lacy of Loyola freshman both stand at 349 points. Meyers set the 363point mark for Frostburg State Teachers College in 1940 43. Norlander and Lacy need a few games to surpass it. Norlander leads with a 13.4 season average over 26 games, while Lacy sits at 15.8 over 22. Both have remaining contests this week and weekend, likely breaking the old record.
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Associated Press
Long John" Norlander
Bainbridge Navy
Jim Lacy
Loyola
Johnny Meyers
Frostburg State Teachers College
Norlander
Commodore
Lacy
Navy Man
American U
John Hopkins
Washington College
Meyers
Frederick High Junior Varsity Is Winner
Thurmont High School Jayvee led early but fell behind in the second half, losing 25-20 to Frederick High School junior varsity. Strine led the visitors with high point total, with Rice, Bowers, and Norwood close behind for Frederick. The half score stood 10-8.
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Thurmont High School
Jayvee
Cagers
Frederick High School
Strine
Basketeers
Rice
Bowers
Norwood
Frederick Jay- Vees
Thurmont
Frederick
Middletown High To Meet Boonsboro Five
Interscholastic basketball fans in two counties await the Boonsboro Middletown clash on the Valley court Thursday afternoon. A recent 26 24 Washington County win and prior close game suggest home court may tilt the outcome. D Guyton led Boonsboro with support from forwards and guards as Middletown’s defense pressed but could not stop persistent drives.
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Boonsboro-Middletown
Valley Court
Washington Countians
Middletown
Boonsboro
D. Guyton
Muiadletown
Dick Guyton
Wolfe
Middletown H. S
Shafer
Lutz
Hedges
Fant Ryman
Neikirk
G. A Doub
Boonsboro H. S
R. Guyton
D. Gurton
Mason
Shifler
McKee Timer—Wheatley
Kaetzel
Nats Roster Like Roll Call of Pan American Parley
Washington Senators roster resembles a Pan American conference with 11 players of Cuban or Latin origin. Roberto Ortiz returns as an outfielder after a spotty pitching record, while Cambria’s scouting trips gather diverse talents for Griffith Stadium workouts and potential conversion to major roles.
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Nats
Whitney Martin
New York
Washington Senators
Nationals
Clark Griffith
Joe Camoria
Griffith
Cuba
Griffith Stadium
Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Roberto Ortiz
Cambria
Mings
Chattanooga
Hutson Retained Most of His Effectiveness
Green Bay star Don Hutson, after wartime upheaval with Cecil Isbell’s departure, continued high efficiency as NFL receiving leader for 1943. He set records for receptions 384 and yards 6310 with 83 touchdowns, added two catches in a season finale win, and will join coaching staff next fall.
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Chicago
Cecil Isbell
Fordue
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Hutson
Isbell
National Football League
Green Bay
Lions Club
Packers
Phil Pitt
Purse Distribution To Be $22,000 A Day
Baltimore, Feb 21 Four Maryland mile tracks will hold a combined 28 day meeting at Pimlico from April 12 to May 13. The purse average is about $22,000 a day with 20 stakes led by the $50,000 added Preakness Stakes. The Dixie Handicap rises to $30,000, the Chesapeake Stakes to $25,000, and the Philadelphia Handicap and Pimlico Oaks to $15,000 added money.
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Baltimore
Maryland Mile
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Hilltop Oval
Havre de Grace
Ox Fibre League Latest Results And Upcoming Games
In the league standings the favorites lead 3 to 0 over Pressmen and 3 to 0 for Justrites while Bristles trail 2 to 0 against Wiretwisters. Friday matchups feature Sweepers against Favorites and Millers versus Pressmen with Thursday’s slate including Justrites vs Wiretwisters Shapers vs Bristles and Bristles high in statistics include George Hargis 137 for high game and Raymond Chagan 353 for high set.
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Justrites
Millers
Shapers
Bristles
George Hargis
Raymond Chagan
L Pet
Mulers
Charlie Chaplin Granted Delay On Personal Plea
Charlie Chaplin was granted delays in pleading to grand jury indictments charging Mann Act violations and conspiracy to deprive a 23 year old woman of jail rights. He and co defendants received extensions to March 9. Judge Conor allowed time due to multiple legal issues in the conspiracy indictments. The proceedings occurred before Federal Judge J. Conor in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Teday
Joan Betty
Chaplin
J. &. T. O.connor
PWT
O Conor
Walkersville Women’s Club Meeting Notes Values and Activities
The Walkersville Women’s Club met at Mrs. A. N. Warner’s home with 22 members present. They opened with the American’s Deed and Star Spangled Banner, heard readings on George Washington and Lincoln, enjoyed poems by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and sang This Is My Father’s World. An Open Letter To Poland was read, Helena Staudher spoke on The Four Freedoms, hats were restyled, cleaned, and refreshed by Mary Rimsbury and Grayson Sumuth, and the meeting adjourned after the collect.
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Walkersville Club
Walkersville
A. N. Warner
Chile
Judas Ramsburg
George Wastington
Abraham Lincoln
Henrey Wo Longfellow
Grayson Sumuth
Luncheon Honors Mrs Brunner At Mayflower Fete
Mrs Frederick J Brunner honored as guest at a Mayflower luncheon hosted by Mrs Ames Miller and the District of Columbia Study Group. Brunner received a gift for 14 years of association with the group. Rev Herman Wilson and wife plan a three week writing trip to Wollywood Florida after IndianapoI meeting of Methodist homes and hospitals superintendents.
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Gaithersburg
Frederick J Brunner
Mia
James Schroeder
Ames Miller
Washington
District of Columbia
Brunner
Herman Wilson
Indianapol
Ro Jo Wachter
May Heronica
Wachter
Lawson King
Felissa Bussard
Harry Bussard
Redland Visits Disputed Franchise Territory in Postwar Talks
Redland arrived in Phoenix and Reading, Pa., visiting Billy Judges, his son-in-law and daughter on Long Island. Bramham criticized the granting of franchises, calling for postwar operation and opposing tying up of territory, with Charles Albert Toone noted in the discussions.
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Redland
Phoenix
Reading
Billy Judges
Long Island
Charles Albert Toone
Bramham
Miss Celeste Hawkins Heads to Maine Corps Reserve School
Laytonsville notes Miss Celeste Hawkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Elgie D Hawkins of Woodfield leaves Tuesday for Camp Lejeune New River No 6n to enter the Maine Corps Reserve School Friends former classmates attend a send off at the Hawkins home in Rockville and College Park Pelham 4tr NY New Rochelle NCY. Also family dinner hosted for Mr and Mrs Frank Cashell Sunshine and Mr and Mrs William Ricketts Olney ARMY TAKES CATCHER For Jackson 8 C Feb 21 Mickey Livingston catcher for the Philadelphia Phatlies and Chicago Cubs of the National League during 1943 is accepted for Army service at the induction station here today Livingston 29 reported here from Newberry near where he and his wife and three other children live on a farm.
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Laytonsville
Celeste Hawkins
Elgie D Hawkins
Woodfield
Camp Lejeune
New River
Maine Corps Reserve School
Hawking
Minnie Benson
Rockville
Telen Millar
College Park
Mary Lou Welton
Pelham 4 Tr
Patricia Chesterman
New Rocheo
Ncy
Blue Rides College
Mis
Merhle Haines
Frank Cashell
Sunshine
William Ricketts
Olney
ARMY
Jackson
Thomas Orville
Mickey Livingston
Vatcher
Philadelphia Phatlies
Chicago Cubs
Lisingaton
Newberry
Bramham Denies Interstate League Franchise Grants
Durham NC February date. President W G Bramham of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced he disapproved recent action of the Interstate League in granting franchises to Connie Mack.
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Durham
W. G Bramhaim
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Connie Mack
Weather Record Shows February Precipitation Shortfall
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 am today with none. February total rainfall is 0.92 inch versus normal 2.92 inches. February 1943 had 1.54 inches. year-to-date excess to February 1 is 0.31 inch. Yesterday’s high was 82 and low 23, with year ago figures 5 and minus 27 respectively.
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Joe Griffin
Thomas
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Elizabeth Hahn
Virginia Boller
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Catherine Shank
Gail Catshall
Edna Stitley
Catherine Shorb
Hilda Measell
Arlene Measell
Edith Cramer
Ox Fibre League
Jane Froman
Pan-American Airways, Inc
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Portugal
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Donald Ross
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KEY Hotel Bldg
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Silrine Hagerstown
Washington County
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Wagerstown
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City Park Lake
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
T A the Children’s Aid Society
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Thomas Nelson
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Franklin Gilmore
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Ida D Hoffman
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South Carroll ST
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Harold Pratt
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Sound Nations
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