Lopat to Join Yanks in Homecoming Pitch Bring New Era
NEA special correspondent reports Ed Lopat, star southpaw traded from the White Sox to the Yankees, will move to New York, his hometown, as he pivots to a key role in the rotation. The piece traces Lopat’s path from East Side birth, through Dodgers and Sox, to a proposed durable one two punch with Reynolds and Shea, noting his mastery of control and screwball.
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Joe King
NEA
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Ed Lopat
White Sox
Yankees
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Edmund Lapatynski
Fifth ~St
Avenue A
Lower East Side
Madison Ave
de Witt Clinton High
Long Island Lyceum
Polo Grounds
Pancho Snyders
Lopat
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Reidville
N.C
Gorranus
Jeanerette
Carlos Moore
Brooklyn
Little Rock
Willis Hudlin
Early Wynn
Hal Newhouser
Rowtie
Aaron Robinson
Marke
George Weiss
Bill Wight
Lefty
Fred Bradley
Kansas City
Misnomer on North American robins traced to thrush roots
The robin name in North America is a misnomer. Britannica notes the birds are thrushes, while English colonists used the European redbreast term for American species.
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North America
Mounts C U Here Tonight Mounts C U Here Tonight
Mount St Marys faces Washington College University in the final regular season game at Frederick Armory. Jayvee prelim starts at 7 p m with the main event at 7:30 p m. Mount St Marys seeks improved conference play amid shooting woes and a tense rivalry likely drawing another packed house.
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St. Mary's Cagers
Mason-Dixon
Washington Catholic University
Frederick Armory
Western Maryland College
Mountaineers
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Loyola
W. M
Mount Terrors
Walkersville Bowling League Scores and Schedule
Weekly summary from Walkersville League shows Monday games including Walesville Bloz against John Deere Gz Bakery versus Ensors Store A and P Store versus Ceresville. Wednesday matches pit Dudrow’s Store against G Milling Cramer's Store versus Strine’s Store Trout View Farm against Dorsey’s Hams. Standings list Cramer's Meats leading with 135 722, John Deere WF 611, and high scores: Dudrow 145, Ramsburg 368, John Deere team 1660. Population note follows.
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Wales
Ville Bloz
John Deere
Ensors
A& P
Ceresville
Dudrow's
Cramer's
Strine’s
Trout View Farm
Dorsey's
Cramer's Meats
Dorsey’s
A&p
G. V. Milling Co
Trout View Farms
Ensor’s
Walkersville Motor
Dudrow
Seven fired for doubtful loyalty at Army center
Seven civilians at the Army finance center in St. Louis were dismissed for doubtful loyalty. The Army declined to identify names or provide further details. The center, employing about 10 000, handles pay records and loyalty checks on 411 043 0000 former and current civilian employees.
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St. Louis
Army Finance Center
Army
Washington
L. H. Sims
Fexeminer
United States
Secretary of the Army
St John's splits twin bill with Bruns wick teams
St John's High School split a doubleheader with Bruns wick High on the Jehnnies court Friday night. The varsity swamped the Railroaders 65 to 28 with Kline and C Nihirk each scoring over twenty. The Lassies rebounded to take the second game 27 to 17.
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Uber
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Lebherz
jPearell
Hebb
Cornelius
Ambrose
Angleberger
Kennedy
Grove
John
Swope
Winpigler
Sprinkel
Damascus High School
Long- Grove
Gardner
Longwood
Bawes
Damascus
Barber
Patsy Miller
Mullican
F. Beall
King
Hawkins
L. Beall
Beall
Burdette
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Talon
Trust
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Potals Ahs Longwood
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G Keister
Louis Bronstein
Los Angeles
Dangler
Shoeins
Othaverry
Sebastian
Chile
Fotals
Clark
Jones
Longwood Prep Sops Damascus Cagers
Longwood Prep defeated Damascus 37 to 21 as Talon from Arcadia, Calif. headed the favored field in Santa Anita’s $109,000 handicap preview. Final entries for the eleventh running of the winter fixture promise a premier turf show with 80,000 expected. Wead drew post position for the mile and a quarter event.
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Longwood Prep
Damascus
Talon
Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anitas
VFW To Leave For Tourney For National Basketball Tournament
The Fredericksburg VFW John R. Webb Post players depart Sunday evening for the National Basketball Tournament in Anderson. Eight members drive in two private cars under Coaches Wartmore and Caldwell, led by Shugger Rice and Deacon Dutrow with teammates Sparks Willard Bull Tallies Stagie Ewing and Murray. The trip covers travel to the event with expenses provided by the local VFW post.
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Fredericks
John R. Webb
V. Plow
Anderson
Seb Wartmore
Ira Caldwell
Frederick Vfw
Liesd “Shugger” Rice
Holmer “Deacon” Dutrow
Jammy Sparks
Tuck Willard Bull Tallies
Hobert Stagie
Ed Ewing
Luth Murray
Gon
Mer “Ng
INE and Union Bridge clash as Mt Airy meets Hampstead
A trio of quarterfinals unfolds with INE versus Union Bridge, Mt Airy facing Hampstead, and Sykesville against Taneytown. Winners advance to March 3 semifinals, with finals on March 5. Semifinal losers play a consolation for third. Three permanent trophies awarded. Westminster, Taneytown, and Manchester were finalists last year. An anti skid tire device using hinged rubber blocks is among new developments.
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Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Hampstead
Sykesville
Carroll County Basketball Tourney at Western Maryland
Eight Carroll County high schools send boys teams to the third annual Carroll County invitation tournament scheduled March 1 3 and 5 at Westminster with games at Western Maryland College. Teams include Westminster Manchester Sykesville New Windsor Mount Airy Union Bridge Taneytown and Hampstead. Westminster seeded first in Carroll Class D standings as of February with other seedings reflecting current records. The schedule opens March 1 at 6 pm with Westminster facing New Windsor at Westminster.
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Carroll County
New Wands
Westmunder
New Woodser
Manchester
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