Pastor and Lem Franklin Clash In Cleveland Showdown
Cleveland promoter Bob Brickman banks on a big boxing crowd as heavyweight contenders Bob Pastor and Lem Franklin meet with Joe Louis looming. Pastors winning streaks and Franklin’s 19 straight wins set the stage for a ten round decision battle with high betting interest and strong advance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Lem Franklin
Joe* Louis
Lem
Bob
Bob Brickman
Louis
Joe
Uncle Sam
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Mike Jacobs
Conn
Jacobs
Army Navy
Pastor
Turkey Thompson
Booker Beckwith
Gus Lesnevich
Abe Simon
Tony Musto
Early Attack Wins For Cadillacs In Y Loop
Cadillacs clinch a decisive early lead in the Y loop with aggressive plays. The victory highlights quick offense, disciplined defense, and strong teamwork from key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillacs
Mount St Marys meets Baltimore Bees tonight at Armory
The Mount St Marys basketball squad visits State Armory for a 9 o'clock game with the University of Baltimore quint in a fundraiser for USC. Earlier, Ox Fibre Brush and Fairchild Bombers of Hagerstown start at 7:30. Next Tuesday, Mountain eers face Western Maryland in a Naismith Memorial Golden Jubilee game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary
State Armory
University of Baltimore Quint
USC
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Fairchild Bombers
Hagerstown
Mountaineers
Western Maryland
Armory
Johnny Masterson
Jack Tuttle
Bill Harkins
Bill Flaherty
Mt. St. Mary’s
University of Baltimore
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Inter-State League To Have Six Clubs In 1942 Season
Hagerstown February 23 Six clubs will operate in the 1942 Inter-State Baseball League season league president Arthur H Ehlers announced after a owners meeting Reading Pa and York Pa considered joining six clubs named Lancaster Harrisburg Hagerstown Wilmington Del Allentown and Trenton N J Bridgeport Conn withdrew and Reading may enter if backing is found A March 10 meeting in Allentown will decide six or eight team format with a 140 game schedule starting April 29 ending Labor Day. time of games to be set by each club.
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Hagerstown
Arthur H. Ehlers
Ehlers
Reading
York
Allentown
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
Fish And Game Assn Meeting Plans Highlight Creek Closure
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association president FE Austin James announces a meeting Tuesday at Hotel Frederick at 7 30 PM. Discussion will cover closing Fishing Creek above the dam to wolf fishermen and officers want sportsmen input before a municipal ruling. The group will outline the year’s social plans, with Camp Kanawha in May and skeet and trap ranges opening weekly weather permitting. Committee chairmen named include Robert L. Grove skeet and trap, M Riley Etchison chaplain, Gary Lutterback alternate delegate, and others across property entertainment upland game legislative education publicity merchandise and budget enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE Austin James
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Hotel Frederick
James
Camp Kanawha
Robert L. Grove
M Riley Etchison
Gary Lutterback
Maryland Outdoor Life Federation
L E Sigafoose
D. T. Dutrow
Paul Delphey
Fresh Water Commission
Clarence C Carty
James H. Gambrill
Patrick M. Schnauffer
F. Ross Myers
Henry Decker
Alvin H. Crawford
David O Griffin
Baseball farm system fuels fight game headlines
In a roundup of early 1950s spring activity, Tommy Dio runs a free gym for about 100 would be fighters under Maxie Berger, letting their managers be chosen once they turn pro. Updates note Freddie Hutchinson’s Navy service confusion and Minnesota football’s dwindling freshmen amid postwar departures, plus budding high school star Dwight Duke Eddelman and junior Will Good and Hope Beard entering pro circles as teams scout talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Dio
Maxie Berger
Thom
Freddie Hutchinson
Tigers
Navy
Detroit
Lakeland
Fla
Minnesota
Bernie Berman
Frank McCormick
Junior M. A. League Monday Results
Cadillac 22 Chrysler 13 Packard 23 Buick 8 leads standings with Chrysler 9 625 Packard 12 500 Cadillac 13 458 Buick 14. Pennsylvania cities dig up abandoned street car rails for defense.
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Cadillac
Chryslers
Packards
Buicks
Cadillacs
Packard
G. Abrecht
F. T. R. Harrison
J. McNeal
R. Hartman
J. Bowers
R. Marendt
H. Stull
Buick
S. Welty
K. Clark
A. Routzahn
D Bruchey
R. Kolb
E. Thomas
S. Miller
W. Sheffield
L. Long
G . R. Atkinson
Chrysler
W. Koontz
K. Bruchey
Crum
J. Hane
R. String
R. Nusz
G. Boyer
Meferee
Rothenhoefer
D. Weddle
Timer—Chrich
L. Pet
Pennsylvania
One-Handed Last-Minute Shot Secures Narrow Victory
Holmes Dutrow nets a remarkable under-the-basket shot with 1:40 left, lifting Frederick Athletic Club to a 41-39 win over Mount St. Marys freshmen at Emmitsburg. Dutrow scores 17, aided by Luther Murray and Moser, as F A C improves to 41 while Mount St. Marys fails to score in the final period until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Dutrow
Frederick Athletic Club
Mount St. Mary's
Quint
Emmitsburgh
Blue and White
Mountaineer
F. A.C
Casaba
Moser
St. Mary’s
F. Tp. Manger
Mason
Federick
Maroney
O’brien
O Watloc
Flaherty
Hamilton
McGinty
Frederick A. C
F. Tp
H. Dutrow
Duke Hands Defeat To Maryland University
Duke defeats Maryland 64 to 46 at College Park led by Ernie Travis with 18 points. Duke peers Seward Gantt McCahan and Loftis each contributed. Loftis and C Loftis tallied 10 points apiece as Duke pulled away after a 29 18 halftime score.
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Duke
Maryland University
College Park
University of Maryland
Terp
Ernie Travis
Blue Devils
Maryland
Travis
Seward, Gantt, McCahan
Loftis Brothers
North Carolina
Seward
C Loftis
College basketball scores list with multiple matchups
A column of college men’s basketball results shows numerous games with teams and final scores across the era. Notable pairings include Iowa 55 over Indians 52, Purdue 5 over Northwestern 40, West Virginia 74 over Carnegie Tech 32, Wake Forest 52 over Clemson 37, and Princeton 53 over Yale 33, among others.
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Iowa
Indians
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Michigan
Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
West Virginia U
Carnegie Tech
Morris Harvey
Bluefeld.a. College
Wake Forest
Clemson
Rio Grande
Tiffin
Illinois
Wisconsin
Amy
Harvard
M. LL
Virginia
Duke
Maryland
Waynesburg
Indiana
Duquesne
de Paul
Brunswick Girls Triumph Over Williamsport 20-14
Brunswick High School girls basketball edged Williamsport High 20-14 at Brunswick Friday. The Railroad sextitle led 12-10 at halftime as Merryman and Foster scored for Brunswick with limited readable stats.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Williamsport High School
Lassies
Brunswick H. S
Merryman
Foster
Public Sale Notice at New Market Maryland February 28 1942
Public sale announced for February 28 1942 at 16 00 in New Market Maryland. Personal household effects including furniture dishes bedding and desk to be sold. Real estate consists of an eight room brick house on a lot 66 by 350 feet with a double garage and a forty foot hen house. House has electricity and hot water heat. Possession on April 1st. Edgar L Grimes owner Auctioneer Ju G Hooper Auct Clerk Sonn L Shaw Clerk.
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New Market
Edgar L. Grimes
Ju. G. Hooper
Sonn L. Shaw
Public sale of 35 head cows and farm equipment near New Market Md
An auction at a Woodsboro area farm on February 25 1942 features 35 head Holstein Guernsey and Ayrshire cows most with calves, vaccinated for Bangs, plus 2 sets breeching 2 front carriage sets 4 plow gears and assorted gear. Equipment includes a four horse wagon line 19 halters bridles collars and hay and corn. Terms are six months credit. Selling rights reserved for Woodsboro Lutheran Church Women’s Bible Class. Auctioneers Harvey H Bohn Harry Trout Edward L Sutley. Clerk Hares Doreus. Located three miles west of New Market off Route 40 Md on road from Haughs Shop to Jjamsville.
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Haughs Shop
Jjamsville
New Market
Route 40
Gamsville
Feading
New Midway
Ladiesburg
Bowers
McCormick
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Barshear
McCormick- Deering
Saxton Harrow
McCormick-Deering Leaset
Narness
Bbl
Harvey
Bohn
Harry Trout
Edward L Sutely
H.C. Doreus
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
News-Post
W. Foot
Frederick
C. W. King & Son
Boonsboro
Old Nicodamus Mill
Edward G. Cunningham
Rocky Springs
Clyde W. Smith
Yamsville
Harold McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
John RK. Gross
William Craver
Brookeville
Montgoery Co
Roger C. Snoots
Shafer Farm
Rosemont
Brunswick
Frank Clark
Mt. Airy
Old Annapolis Road
Lindsay Cook
Medford
New Windsor
Carroll Co
T. J. L. Wiles
Fulmer
Ohn
C Kelly
Court House
S—John D. Kelly
C. Simon Oland
Mont. Co
E. Owen Dorsey
Woodsboro
LeGore
Jewett Orth
Fourth St. Pike
Lewis T. Dutrow
C E. Graham
Wandsboro
Herman Moxley
Mt. Airyes
D. Kemp
Roxbury Mills
Cooksville
Fair Grounds
H. Jewett Orth, Jr
Jersey
Charles 3
SALE REGISTER 14 TF Listings of Farmers and Addresses
Sale register shows numerous individuals with farm locations and routes across Maryland. Entries include J Volluse near Midaletown, Ernest Warner near Lewistown, Baxter Weddle near Johnsville, Cletus Bowman south of Union Bridge, and many others with precise local references such as Montgome ry and Urbana areas, culminating in Petersville Farmer’s Civh Annual Consignment Qalp at Petersville.
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TF. J. Volluse
Midaletown
H. Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Baxter Weddle
Johnsville
Mervin L. Green
Walkersville
Millard &, Young
Ballenger Creek
Cletus Bowman
Union Bridge
Marshall
Avenua
Mercer Estate
Braddock
Harry H. Fraley
Red Land
Montgomery Co
Charles R. Schwartz
Ceres Lille
Gary L. Utterback
Utica Mills
Alonzo K. Darner
Jefferson
George W. Fox
Rocky Ridge
Hickman Ganney
Monrovia
Maurice
T. Cissel
Sandy Spring
Woodsboro
Edgar L Thomas
Adamstown
C. Lester Longerbeam
Sappington
Libertytown
M. W. Stitely
Petersville Farmer's Civh
Petersville
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Feder
Baltimore
Jock Sanders
Benny Rodgers
Bones’Hamilton
Ken Murphy
Jack DeLeonardid
Don Kempf
al Goff
Joe Smith
Jim Flood
Whitey Fuhrman
Bridgeport
Branch Rickey, Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Fresco Thompson
Reading Club
Oren E Sterling
William Kerstetter
Fred Dorman
Edward Stumps
Jimmie Sheckard
David S. Kohn
Howard Gordon
Frank Spair Wilmington
Eddie Glenon
James Brady
Alvin C Butts
Benney Bordmann
Fish and Game Assn. Meeting
Fishing Creek
U. S. Navy
NEA
Atlantic
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Dwight
Duke Eddelman
Centralia
Ill
Jimmie Reis
Western Training School
Macomb, Jr
Walter Stewart
Memphis
Johnny Rizzo
Dodgers
Durochers
Medwicks
Cardinals
Bill Polston
Louisville
Cubs
Bill Herman
Pee Wee Reese
Ty Cobb Polston
Jesse Danna
Mel Ott
Giants
Richmond
Will Good
Hope Beard
Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
Alsab
Ed McCauley
Cleveland News
Rollie Hemsley
Creighton
Oklahoma A. and
Princeton
Yale
Long Island Univ
Canisius
Stephano Brothers
Phila, PA
Inc
Children, 20c Tax Inc
Frederick Brick Works
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling
Tomer and Institution
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Defense
U. S
Markell & Ford Fuel Oil
BO Ibs
Rial
Glenn Trout
John L. Shaw
Iiamsville
Mid
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