Mount St. Marys and Baltimore U to Clash in Armory Court Card
Frederick County hosts a week of 16 basketball games led by Mount St. Marys College vs Baltimore University at the State Armory Tuesday night. Mount St. Marys aims to avenge a prior loss to Baltimore while Loyola and others watch as the county league action unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's
Baltimore
University At State Armory
Brunswick High School
Middletown High School
Middletown
Emmitsburg High School
Emmitsburg
Price Brothers
DeMolay
State Armory
Frederick
Coca Cola
State Guard
Middletown Merchants
Frederick High School
Damascus High School
Damascus
Hagerstown High School
Mount St. Mary’s
Loyola’s Greyhounds
Mountaineer Gymnasium
Bees
Loyola
Mason-Dixon
Greyhounds
Bee
Villanova Quint
Tulane University
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Quint
Fairchild Bombers
Hagerstown
U.S. O
Frederick Athletic Club
Mount St. Mary
Baltimore U
Armory
Thurmont
Walkersville
Thurmont High
Brunswick
Cadettes
Railroad Lassies
Helma Hann Bowers
Maryland
Mutes
Y. M. Cla
Frederick Lion and Steel Five
Everedy Cagers
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Brushmakers
Foundrymen
Everedg Cagers
Limers
Brunswick Railroaders
Bill Hauver
Montgomery Countians
Valleyite High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf Quint
Washington
Kendall School For the Deaf
Silentees
Six Clubs In Mind For Interstate League
Hagerstown February 22 Inter State Baseball League representatives meet to decide league size for wartime conditions. President Arthur Ehlers says six clubs are likely but Reading and Bridgeport unconfirmed. Bridgeport left Class B. Reading did not post forfeits. Lancaster Harrisburg Hagerstown Wilmington Allentown Trenton posted forfeits and twilight games may replace night contests to save electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Inter- State Baseball League
Reading
Bridgeport
Arthur Ehlers
Baltimore
Wilmington
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Allentown
Trenton
Ehlers
Roundup of Sports News From Madison Square Garden
New York fielding a busy sports week with crowds at MSG and various tales from the arena. Notable items include basketball and hockey footages, a boxing comedy act, Derby chatter, stock moves in a golf club, and military service notes from Notre Dame and other figures. Headlines touch on Carl Bell, Fred Thomson, Alsab, Whirlaway copy contrast, and жизни.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Rangers
Ole Olsen
Chic Johnson
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Franke Menke
Alsab
Whirlaway
Harvard
Dick Harlow
New England
American Rock Garden Society
Mount St. Marys Upset Loyola In Overtime Thriller
Emmitsburg Feb 22 Mount St. Marys defeated Loyola Greyhounds 45 41 in overtime for their first Mason Dixon Conference loss. Flood and Murphy sparked a late surge after a controversial gun malfunction halted play and Thobe had a basket that did not count. The Mounts led 17 14 at halftime and traded the lead down to the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s
Loyola's Greyhounds
Mason-Dixon
Loyola
Greyhounds
Bernie Thobe
Gun
Thobes
Flood
Mount
Murphy
Ginushakow
Giushakow
Mounts
Thobe
Manor Hill Herd Prefix Granted to Frederick Younkins
Brattleboro Vermont February 22 The Holstein Friesian Association of America has announced that Aus tin Younkins Frederick Maryland has received exclusive right to use Manor Hill as a herd prefix name in registering his purebred Holsteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Hill
Brattleboro
Austin Younkins
Frederick, Md
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Pontiac and Chevrolet Triumph In YMCa Court League
In the YMCA senior league games the Pontiacs edged the Oldsmobiles 15 to 13 as the Oldsmobiles collapsed in the second half. The Chevrolets led by E Tyeryar with 22 points crushed the Fords 40 to 27. Other scores: Cadillac 27 to Buick 15 and Packard 23 to Chrysler 4.
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Pontiacs
Oldsmobiles
Thevrolets
Fords
E. Tyeryar
Chevrolets
Cadillac
Buick
Packard
Chrysler
Chryslers
Packards
Cadillacs
Buicks
Miller
K. Brachey
Packard Five i
G. F
Tp. E. Thomas
Faao
S. Miller
W. Sheffield
L. Long
D. Wise
Tp S. Welty
R. Kolb
F. A. Routzahn
R Shaver
D. Bruchey
G. Abrecht
H. Sanders
J. McNeal
J Bowers
R. Hartman
W. Koontz
K. Bruchey
C. Crum
R. Strine
G J. Hane
Rothenhoefer
Dunn
Timer—Quinn
Oldsmobile
G. F. T. C. Linton
F. H. Rowe
F. M. Talley
C. R. Brightwell
W. Keeney
Pontiac
Toly
Ford
P. Crum
F. B. Abrecht
C. W. Talley
G. J. Marks
Chevrolet
R. Slagle
E. Tyergar
J. Kline
G. G. Walters
C. R. Castle
Hargett
F. Griffin
J. Eichelberger
Hoffman
G. Rowe
G Linton
Engle. Timer
K. Willard
Seventeen Amerikaland Crew Reach Recife After Sinking
Seventeen members of the crew of the 15,000 ton Swedish ship Amerikaland, torpedoed off Cape Hatteras February 2, arrived at Recife aboard the Brazilian freighter Taubete. One crewman Nilson Vick died of a cold during the six day open boat voyage. U S Navy announced the sinking on February 7 and eleven survivors reached New York on February 8.
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Recife
Brazil
Tthe
Cape Hatteras
Nilson Vick
United States Navy
Amerikaland
New York
Dorothy Dix Says Marriage Won’t Change Human Nature
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage does not alter core traits or habits. She cites young couples marrying for escape, money, or independence as examples, noting that marriage often multiplies duties and reveals true character rather than curing problems.
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Mama
Lmousines
Dorothy Dix
Norman Krasna a restless talent with a Hollywood path
Hollywood legend Norman Krasna rose from a necktie counter to a Metro writer producer salary of 1200 a week, then to Warner Brothers and Columbia freelancing. His outspoken nature, sharp wit, and bold stunts shaped a volatile yet successful career spanning drama critic to screenwriter and director. He once bragged of a long Rolls Royce at 24 and rode out job swings with a punchy knack for satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Norman Krasna
Warner Brothers
Krasna
New York
Metro
Wonder Boy
Norman
Warner
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
Warners
Columbia
Wheeler and Woolsey
Africa
Hays
Rolls-Royce
Buckeystown Women Meet With Hostess Mrs Shankle
Buckeystown Woman’s Club met Friday afternoon with eight members and six guests. Mrs Wendall Shankle hosted as club president Mrs Guy Bell led the gathering. The program opened with America and The American’s Creed, a flag was presented, and the Pledge was recited. Rules for air raid test were read and a Don’t Quit poem was read by the hostess. Music by Mrs C Nichols featured My Faith Looks Up To Thee and The Dearest Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Wendall Shankle
C. Nichols
Preamble Meeting Recap and Public Sales Reports
The Reading chair man Mrs A E McCuskey noted members read three books eight short stories and two Reader's Digest articles. Civic chair man Mrs Walter Bartlett led a program of songs and readings with Miss Anne Poole and Mrs L L Green. The next meeting is March 6 at Mrs E Main's home. PUBLIC SALES reported two small sales with brisk bidding and high prices. William M Lochner sale near Mt Pleasant totaled 21486 dollars. Harvey C mie sold household and farm gear in Bloomfield. Boone transfers grocery business to Charles W Hoffman, with Hoffman moving to a new Bloomfield home.
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Reading
A E McCuskey
Walter Bartlett
Old
Kentucky
Anne Poole
Old Virginia
L. .L Green
John Ball
America
E Main
William M . Lochner
Mt Pleasant
Glenn Trout
R. L Kelly
Harvey C. Mie
Bloomfield
Yellow Springs
C Herbert Kreh
Frederick
John W. Null
Alvie M. Etzler
Boone
Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Winchester Street
Mt Airy Firemen Quick to Save Homes in Weekend Blazes
Mt Airy volunteer firemen fought a stubborn Saturday blaze at Samuel Burdette's Ridgeville home, tearing out a partition to douse flames. The fire caused little damage and was credited to prompt crews. Chimney fires at Theodore Streacker's Lisbon home on Saturday and at Dewey Davis's near Ridgeville on Sunday did little damage. A field fire at Mt Airy Junction was extinguished Sunday.
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Mt. Airy
Samuel Burdette
Ridgeville
Theodore Streacker
Lisbon
Saaturday
Dewey Davis
Mt. Airy Junction
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Fairchild
Mount St. Mary's College
Rhineland
London
RAF
Germany
Air Ministry
Bomber Command
TIT Spa Dei
F. B. Esworthy
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Carl Bell
Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Fred C. Thomson
Razorbacks
Torger Tokle
Royal ‘Norwegian Air Force Group
Little Norway
Toronto
Boston Globe
Dick Watkins
Jimmy Hogg, Jr
Mike Prosowski
Mario Tonelli
Notre Dame
Fort Stotsenberg
Philippines
Ellis Gimbel
Board of
Philadelphia
Philmont Golf Club
Gimbel
Red Cochrane
Naval Hospital
Newport
Ty Cobb
Palo Alto
Calif
Florida
Rochesters
Chicago
al Cerv
Fort Niagara
Gus Broberg
Paul Nowak
Navy
Johnny Moir
Emmitsburgians
Y.M.C.A. Court League
Y. M. C. A. League
Hudson
Edward G. Robinson
Paul Mevere
Jowery Store Key Hotel Bldg
Betxy-Ross Spinets
Albert C. Palmer
Acy Opera House
SemaTes Ovea
Zane Gray
Soni Mery Ad
DuAx
Don Winslow
Warner Bros. Theatres
Ce Sas
Viremay
Frank Morgan
Kathryr Irayson
Frank Borzage
Jan Fortune
Rebecca Yancey Williams
White” and McNamee
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Defense
U. S
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