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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1951

Page

9

Huge Tax Lien On Sollazzo

Salvatore T Sollazzo faces a government income tax lien totaling 1126498 dollars as part of a probe into a college basketball game fixing scandal. The LIU CCNY and NYU programs are involved with several players alleged to have accepted bribes. Sollazzo is held without bail as investigations continue.

New York Salvatore T. Sollazzo Sollazzo Long Island University City College of New York New York University Beran Internal Revenue Bureau Hogan Edward Gard LIU Sherman White Leroy Smith Adolph Bigos CCNY Ed Warner Ed Roman al Roth Connie Sehaf NYU Hogi Newemen New York Area Sollazzon

Brunswick Boys Stop Emmitsburg In 64 35 League Win

Brunswick High School boys defeated Emmitsburg High 64 to 35 on the Brunswick Firehouse court. Emmitsburg girls battled back to force overtime before losing 47 to 45. The brief basketball roundup notes local NORTHERN DIVISIONS action and mentions clothing ink under UV light.

Brunswick High Emmitsburg High Brunswick Emmitsburg

Pair Of Scores In Final Minutes Win Thurmont Clash

James critics praised a late pair of baskets as Maryland State School for the Deaf beat Thurmont High 37 to 33 in an interscholastic basketball game at Thurmont High Friday. MS Sided with Crites and Rambara turning the tide before final minutes sealed the win. Referee Charley Clark. Timer Knode. Scorer Bob Stanley. Also notes the Frederick V. F. W. team trips to Hagerstown to face the Cabineers at 3:18 p.m. Sunday with a 2 p.m. departure from the V. F. W.

Brunswick G. F Merriman Lu Yuffman Foster Manuel Chaney Holley Cramms Lovelace Wellen Keyser Cunningham Fit Mt. Pleasant Walkers Liberty Unionville Pmmitsburg Damuth Ville Diragons Jdones Murray Phillips Leite Brunswick Il Traband Carey MT. Deener Tolals Agi Doy E . Biddinger Tucker Rippeon Wastler Emmitsburg Tregonning Vic Hahn Grossnickle B. Fisher Spurrier Vis Troxell NR. Hartle L. Keitholtz M. Carson Walkersville TR. Davis Hemby L. Lenhart Lenhert James Thurmont High School Maryland State School For Thurmont Silent M.S Silent Crites D. F Crites Kelly Spencer Leitch Rambara Ol Neill Johnson Sremecegee F. Tr Shinn Hagerstown Frederick V. F. W Hagerstown Cabineers Armory Penn- Maryland Humpty Gilbert Grace Mid Midtown Luth Buckeystown C. B Baptist Douns Plunkett Middletown Shockley Rosenberry McCutcheon ASG Cal. Methodist Clemson Church of Breth Thurmont JV St. John's Olson Urbana Smith Doubs Mr. Pleasant

Major teams back NIT bids for 195? Madison Square Garden meet

Four top squads St John’s Brooklyn NC State Arizona and Brigham Young affirmed bids to the 14th annual National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden joining a field with Kentucky Oklahoma A&M Kansas State Cincinnati LaSalle Fordham Manhattan Canisius St Bonaventure and other contenders. The event runs March 10 to 17 with NCAA bids and conference champions shaping the field amid changes including De Paul dropping its Chicago tourney plans and Bradley accepting a Honolulu invite.

New York St. John's Brooklyn North Carolina State Arizona Brigham Young Madison Square Garden Kentucky Oklahoma A Bradley Honolulu de Paul University Chicago New Yorkers N. LT St. John’s N. CL State Brizham Young Raleigh N. C Kansas City Minneapolis Maroh Evansville Morehead Eastern Kentucky Marshall Murray Western Kentucky Selm Hall Frinceton Navy

Frederick High School Girls Lose First Game to Bethesda-CC

Frederick High School varsity girls tumble 36 to 31 on their home court as Bethesda-Chevy Chase showcases size advantage and late ball control. Jayvees battled Thurmont Junior Varsity to a separate 18-17 halftime edge, with Frederick narrowly trailing in a fast-paced finish.

Frederick High School Kaydette Jayvees Thurmont Bethesda- Chevy Chase Lassies Kaydettes BCC Frederick Lassies Bethesda-Chevy Chase Jayvees Thirmont Frederick Beth Clapp Adelaide Parkes Stoup and Miller Carrall Moberly

Eleven colleges drop intercollegiate football amid emergency

New York, Feb 23. Eleven colleges have discontinued intercollegiate football since the 1250 season because of the national emergency. Leading the list are St. Mary's of California and Duquesne of Pittsburgh with others including Catholic University Washington DC, Washington Maryland College, East Texas Baptist, Hartwick, High Point, Mt. St. Mary's, Corpus Christi, Atlantic Christian, and Detroit Tech.

New York St. Mary's of California Duquesne of Pittsburgh Catholic University Washington, D. C Washington (Md East Texas Baptist College Hartwick N, YJ High Point CN. C Mt. St. Mary's Corpus Christ Tex University Atlantic Christian In

Mount St Marys Upset American U To Lead Mason-Dixon

Mount St Marys regained the Mason-Dixon lead by upsetting American University 69 to 68 in Washington. Les Cosgrove scored the winning basket with under two minutes remaining and briefly led 67-65 before two late free throws. American U, defending champion, dropped its third loss. Cosgrove was the Mounts top scorer.

Washington Mount St. Mary's Mason- Dixon American University Mounts American U Les Cosgrove Cosgrove Amercan U F. TP. Moffatt Morales Daly Garshag Webster Ishman Spensler Mt. St Mt. St. Mary's Moffatt Janis Kachnowski Montgomery

Church League Weekly Bowling Statistics Highlight

Mrs. Corrinne Wastler of St. John's posted 1451 in strings and 894 in another set, leading individual game and set. St. John's also topped team totals with 510 in one game and 1510 across sets.

Corrinne Wastler St. John’s St. John's

Walkersville Bowling League Results and Standings

Walkersville Bowling League reports Dorsey’s Meats and Coca-Cola leading in recent games with Civitan, New Midway, and Trout-View close behind. High score honors go to H. Filler of Trout-View for a 143 game and P. Trout for 376 in a set. Dorsey’s Meats claims top team game and set at 616 and 1749. Also note industry price controls news from Washington.

Coca-Cola Walkersville Motor Ensor’s Grocery Dorsey's Meats John Deeree Mill Civitan New Midway Sherwood Bros AO & PL Trout-View H. Filler P. Trout Dorsey's

Opera House Films Listed

The City Opera House will present a weekly lineup starting Sunday through Tuesday with Kan sas Raiders featuring Audie Murphy Brian Donlevy and Marguerite Chapman. Also new March of Time a cartoon Farmer and the Belle and the latest Fox news. Wednesday and Thursday feature Woman on the Run with Ann Sheridan and Dennis O Keefe. Added novelties Mardi Gras and Country Cop. Friday and Saturday double features Frisco Tornado with Rocky Lane and Rhythm Inn with Jane Frazee and Kirby Grant, plus Her Honor the Mare. Saturday at 10 90 a m show only Desperadoes of the West chapter 6.

City Opera House Audie Murphy Brian Donlevy Marguerite Chapman March of Time Fox News Ann ‘Sheridan Dennis O'Keefe Rocky Lane Jane Frazee Kirby Grant

Ward Is Voted Outstanding Maryland Football Player

Ward, a 180-pound senior guard from Elizabeth New Jersey, was named Maryland’s outstanding football player for the third straight year at the team banquet. He received a special Terrapin Club achievement award. Teammates selected Halfback Bob Shemonski as most improved back and Tackle Chet Gierula as most improved lineman, with Ed Pobiak named best blocker. Laurel Opens March 23

Washington Bob Ward Elizabeth N. J University of Maryland Terrapin Club Ward Bob Shemonski Archhbald Chet Gierula Allentown Ed Pobiak Pittsburgh

Four Germans Freed at Landsberg War Crimes Prison

Four Germans convicted of concentration camp atrocities were released from Landsberg prison. Erich Penz and Joseph Pinter, both 26, had life terms. Hermann Sommerfeld, 59, and Gustav Matzke, 15 and 10 years respectively, were freed. Sea level variation along an extended coast may result from winds, salinity, currents, and atmospheric pressure.

Heidelberg Germany U. S Landsberg U.S. Army Erich Penz Joseph Pinter Hermann Sommerfeld Gustav Matzke

Public Sale in Woodsboro Maryland March 3 1881

Public sale of personal property including a White sewing machine Columbia heatrola bedroom set 9x12 rug parlor suite mantle clock washing machine safe and sink etc to be held March 3 1881 at 12 30 PM cash on day of sale Bessie Marshall Harry Trout Auctioneer Ralph Weybright Clerk

Woodsboro Columbia Bessie Marshall Harry Trout Ralph Weybright George M. Eichelberger Thurmont John M. Eichelberger Ikie Maryland G. Cleveland Trout Frederick County Twa Trulea Elizabeth I. DA G. K. Wagner Main Stre Walkersville Cash Harvey V. Houc Charles W. Kintz Raymond L. Kelly Gaithersburg Gaithersby Goshen-Laytonsville Gosher Methodist Church Stewart New Hampshire Aymond J

Sale Register Listings From Maryland Areas

A dense sale register lists numerous bids and properties across Maryland towns including Burkittsville, Lewistown, Middletown, Urbana, Gaithersburg, Frederick, Walkersville, and Woodsboro. Names such as Julia and Charlotte Robinson, Nigar Clark, Albert B. Boyer, and Raymond English appear alongside estate and property markers near towns like Buckeystown, Taneytown, Emmitsburg, and Libertytown. The lengthy roster notes addresses, routes, and mile markers, indicating a continuous sequence of sale notices and estate listings across multiple counties.

Julia Charlotte Robinson Nigar Clark Burkittsville Augustine G. Wickless Woodsboro Joseph W Horton New Midway Johnsville Raymond English Gaithersburg Katie E. Dowles Burkittsvillie Bessie Marshall Minnie F. Beachley West Jefferson Lula E. Wire Thomas Glass Thurmont Sahbivey U. Houck Walkersville James D. King Germantown Montgomery Co Claggett Diocesan Center Buckingham School Buckeystown Roy G. Hilton Urbana Arthur G. Sherald East Frederick Ijamsyllie Rd Charles E. Wisner Essumtown Pike Herman Grimm John R. Miller Bolivar Henson Harbaugh Mi. E Sabillasville William VY. Dawson N. W. Gaithersburg Lannie Dotterer Thurmont Arthur Putman Westminster Martin Wachter Charlesville Harald Weller W. Grossnickie Myersville George Danner New Windsor Martin J Kaas, Jr New Market New London Charles E Warp John D. Keitholtz Emmitsburg Taneytown C Lease Frances J. Bussard Frederick Mervin G. Feeser D. Knill Middleburg Carroll Co Devilbiss Libertytown George Wisner U. S. Soldier's Home Washington, N . c Harry C Smith S. Soldier's Home Washington, Dc Ed Hoffman Mt. Pleasant Minnie R Bussard Tamsville Lester BE. Naille J. Rollin Hunter Mt. Relsterstown Balto, Co Byron Jordan Leslie D. Wachter Dublin Rd Claude A. Wilt Unionville Ernest C. Speaks Middletown E. W. Warfield Woodbine Emn A. Green Mt. Airy William A. Greene Me. Airy Howard AL. Stevens Rt. 15 Miter N Prederick Jan M. W. Stitely W. Ricketts Vernon L. Faulkner Doubs

Public Sale of Valuables and Real Estate in Middletown

Public notice announces a public sale on February 28 1951 at 12 30 PM in Middletown Frederick County Maryland. It lists extensive personal property including antique furniture and household items and describes the real estate on Broad Street with a two story brick dwelling, chicken house and stable. Terms require cash and a $900 deposit with possession April 2 1953 after settlement.

Susan BE James C J.C. Koo Middletown Herman L. Routzahn S. E. Tfert Frederick County Ira D Ifert VERNA _E. CARD Mary E Hoy Lucy L.koogle Naomi F. Koogle Martha E. Douglas Leah Z. Winters Susan E, Ifert Emmert BR. Bowlus J Vernon Coblentz Amos A. Holter

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Brunswick Boys Creagerstown New Mid Rocky Ridge Rocky Ridge-Unionville Farfgit AMS Unionville Cooan F. H Mount Church League Walkersville Bowling League Dorsey’s Coca- Colas Civitan Sherwood Bros. I G. V. Mill Ensor’s Groc L. John Deere Walker Motor Ems Michael V. DiSalle Office of Price Stabilization Lincoln Loan Service, Inc W. Patrick St Frederick, Md Opera House Films Laurel Baltimore State Racing Commission Pimlico Havre de Grace Bowie Eagles EROS Ite Tivoli Theater Joan Fontaine Joseph Cotten Alan Ladd Mona Freeman Charles Bickford Wardman Park John Alderton Frank Armsworthy Pete Augsburger Ted Betz Ed Bolton Dave Cianelli Tom Cosgrove Lynn Davis Hob Dean Bob Destefano Ed Fincke Hank Fox Chick Fry Ed Fullerton Chester Gierula John Idzik Stan Karnash Creels Shipley’s Sport Store N. Market St Heatrola Furnace GEO. S. Rodock & Son Fifth & East Streets Fredericktown Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Harold E. Stassen Russia Adam's Peak Ceylon Conital Adam Hidas Siva Br Street Freder Counts James C. Koog HARRI
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