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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

6

Frederick Highs Victory Over Brunswick High 20 to 8

Frederick High School guards and juniors filled the lineup yesterday as they defeated Brunswick High School 20 to 8. The Cadets led the Cadet varsity 11 to 2 during the regular period, with a late surge from Frederick in the final third. Next up, Frederick hosts M. S. D. Friday and Jayvees meet St John’s Friday afternoon.

Frederick High School Brunswick High School Jaygees Visitoes St. John’s High School Frederick High Thurmont Brunswick Brunswick H Philips F . Tucker F. . Brooks Kietsel C. Burger Smith Taylor Frederick H. S G. F. T. Brachey Jack Griffin Marendt F. Kline Hoffman Shipley Garrett Joe Griffin Shook Norwood Thomas Fleischman Talley Esworthy Routzahn Harrisson Siagle Artman

4 H Clubbers Fall on Parkway Court in Frederick

On the Frederick Parkway school court Tuesday afternoon two 4 H teams faced Buckeystown 4 H and the Staley All Stars of Frederick. Buckeystown defeated Ballenger 31 25 while the All Stars beat Hullenger 23 15 and left Ballenger 4 H trailing.

Frederick Ballenger Buckeystown Staley All-Stars Hullenger Bucklystown Pootésville High Sipes Ranneberg F. de Etzler Geisbert Brachey Keller G. Ss Poolesville Randle W. Whipp Tipton A. Cook Rolfe R. Cook Roberson D. Roberson Lewis Brown Luhn Younkins Deadrick M. Wise R. Williams J. Easterday Tipton Stup Shi Thomas Whipp Foxx F. Younkins C. A. Easterday Dutrow Staley. i

South Carolina declines invitation to conference tourney

The State Champion University of South Carolina basketball team declined today an invitation to participate in the Southern Conference basketball tournament at Raleigh North Carolina Friday and Saturday. Pepper Martin, the Wild Horse of the Osage, said he would wear a Card uniform again this season after three years out.

Columbia 8. C University of South Carolina Raleigh N. C

Cap O'Hay's Poor Man's Horse Dominates Mexico Handicaps

Captain O'Hay's Gay Dalton, bought for 800 dollars, wins the 20000 peso Jalisco Handicap in Mexico City. The 6 year old is aimed at the 125000 peso Las Americas Handicap on April 22 as plans for New York affirm a Broadway return.

Harry Grayson NEA Mexico City Patrick Irving O'Hay Gay Dalton Tranmerelle Jalisco Hipodroemo de Las Americas O'Hay Captain O'Hay Richard Wlarding Davis New Mexico Little Billy Taos Ireland Jim Fitzsimmons Jim Healey Gaylord Burt Dalton Denton Albuquerque Mexico John L. Sullivan New York de Las Ameritas Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Ernie Carr Sam Dreben Cap.o'hay Broadway Big Apple

Durocher Rejects Idea of Returning to Dodgers

Leo Durocher dismissed Branch Rickey’s suggestion that he return to the Dodger lineup if needed. The Brooklyn manager said Rickey must be thinking of the Durocher from 20 years ago and that he will continue directing from the bench if circumstances demand. Rickey had hinted at shortages may force roster changes.

Miami Fla Leo Durocher Branch Rickey Dodger Brooklyn Rickey Durocher

Durocher Warns On Talent Gap And War Bond Plans

The manager warned that a talent shortage may force drastic steps to field a team, admitting old players might have to improvise. He has spent weeks between Army camp appearances and beach time, plans a trip to Brooklyn for a war bond rally, then heads to the Dodgers spring training at Bear Mountain.

Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers Bear Mountain

Soviet deny bombing in Stockholm area report

London privat communique says Soviet planes did not drop bombs in the Stockholm area last night. It says a “magic raid” was made Tuesday night at Turku in Finland, but no bombs fell near Stockholm.

London VPA Stockholm Turku Abo Melsinki

Six Teams Clash In County Basketball League Tonight

Six teams battle on the Armory hardwood starting 7 30 tonight as Ox Fibre faces Wolfpack Detrick Enlisted Men meet Detrick Officers and Price Bros clash with Middletown. Leaders fight for top spot amid three way ties with Camp Detrick contenders and fan support for enlisted players.

War Fund Detrick Wolfpack Ox Fibre Chip Murray Precisionists Price Bros Middletown Brushmen

First Mallet Locomotive Delivered to Baltimore and Ohio

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receives the first of a fleet of 20 125 foot Mallet type locomotives built by Baldwin Locomotive. The purchase marks the largest single order for the railroad, signaling a major expansion of its motive power.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baldwin Locomotive

Joe Baksi Battles Mauriello in Big Heavyweight Clash

Joe Baksi, a six foot one inch, 210 pound heavyweight, headlines at Madison Square Garden in a Friday bout with Tami Mauriello. Baksi recalls his carnival past and rapid rise, noting 43 fights with only two losses as he seeks the heavyweight title.

Joe Baksi Mauriello Nec Brown NEA New York Madison Square Garden Gulliver Baksi Pennsylvania Bob Kurland Oklahoma Kulpmont Joe Lilliputians Lou Nova Max Baer Jimmy Brown Albany Nova Hugo Abe Simon Jimmy Bivins Bill Poland Gus Dorazio Buddy Walker Herb Marshall Johnny Shkor Dorazio Teddy Wint Tami Mauriello Bronx

Mallet-Type Locomotive to Haul Coal Trains

The new locomotive will be used to haul heavy coal trains from West Virginia fields to the East. It is said to handle 1600 tons in a single run over the Allegheny Mountains. Described as two engines in one with a single boiler, the design emphasizes flexibility for curves. Officials note it as the first Mallet type built in the United States, introduced by the Baltimore and Ohio in 1904 and in service for 30 years.

West Virginia Allegany Mountains Baltimore and Ohio

Baseball Rosters Weigh In On Spring Outlook

New York reports hint at major league moves as Cleveland Indians change hands and Chicago White Sox pursue a mix of youth and veterans. Hilligan’s book offers a hazy AL forecast with many players not yet in active plans. Connie Mack fears greybeards, but rosters show few returning retirees. Senators and White Sox lead in amateurs. Detroit lists 25 players with 39 names per club.

New York Washington Sewaters Wilkes-Barre Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sea Ear. Hilligan Hilligan Connie Mack Diamonds Senators White Sox Jimmy Dykes Chicago Detroit Mr. Mack

Old Time Baseball Echoes in Aged Roster Preview

A preview notes veteran players over 35, led by Mack’s remarks on elder returnees. Highlights include George Woods at 225 pounds and 6 foot 5, Jonas Berry 150 pounds at 5'11, Carl Scheib the 17 year old rookie, and longest service honors at 33 years for Philadelphia and Detroit. Oldest players Joe Heving and Jim Turner 38, with Emery Hresko narrowly ahead.

Mack Hilligan George Woods Boston Jonas Berry Philadelphia Milwaukee Connie Mack Carl Scheib Wina Emery Hresko Detroit Casso Kwientciewski Chicago Joe Heving Cleveland Jim Turner New York

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