Exhibition Feud Over Yankees Giants Dodgers Dates
Tension erupts as exhibition games clash with Yankees Dodgers and Giants Red Sox matchups. Giants president Barrow accuses Yankees of breaking an informal territorial agreement, while Frick calls it an interleague dispute. Officials note scheduling chaos across Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field with clubs wary of conceding dates.
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Yankees
Lesqué
Brookyn Dodgers
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senatora
Eddie Brannick
Renick
Washington
Polo Grounds
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Yankee Stadium
Ford Frick
National League
Landis
Branch Rickey
Barrew
Red Sox
Edarrow
Yanky
Horace Stoneham
Barrow
Yanks
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
State School Narrowly Misses Tie in City Junior League
Maryland State School, weakened by injuries, trailed YMCA 25 to 26 in a hard fought fourth quarter. Silentees Bowman and Potts out with injury and eligibility respectively, as eight players logged two or more personal fouls. State rally in final period fell short, with detailed fouls and period scores cited.
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Silentees
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Potts
Hyo
Silentoes
Y. M. C. Aviquint
Hank
Holler
Gs. Ant
McKenns
S$ Zimmerman Szerer
Dutch Dorman To Lead Wilmington Ball Club
Dutch Dorman, formerly of Hagerstown in the Interstate League, is set to pilot the Wilmington ball club pending release terms. Wilmington President Bob Carpenter announced Dorman met terms, with outfielder Marvis Pelton as a potential add. Dorman, 39, previously managed York and Harrisburg in the old New York Penn League.
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Hagerstown
Hager
Bob Carpenter
Wilmington
Dormen
Herb Bret
Wilmirgson
Marvis Pelton
Dorman
York
Harrisburg
Johnstons
Duluth
Lea
Postemouth
Relenen
Brookyu Bear Mountain spring training granted
The Brook Bodipers will hold spring training at Bear Mountain New York, miles from New York City, with field house at nearby West. Tradning will begin soon as United States cee t Branch Rickey yns.
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Tradning
United States
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Maryland Horse Breeders Cite Challoner II as Stallion of the Year
The Maryland Horse breeders' publication names William L Brann's Challldon as Stallion of the Year for Maryland, noting strong line breeding and successful sons. Swynford's lineage shows five English Derby and three Kentucky Derby wins in ten years. Pictor, the season's top Maryland money winner in 1942, earned 110460 for Owner Brann, despite a later fall in form. Beauty VII is highlighted as a premier Maryland state show champion and example of draft-side producing stock, with War-time demand for draft horses boosting breeding emphasis.
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Sport Tips
William L. Brann
Maryland
Maryland Horse Breeders
Dtor
Swynford
Pictor
Mr. Brann
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Bowie
Brann
Beauty
iFair
Pride
Huffman Brothers
Oat Woodsboro
Timonium
Washington And Lee Beats Maryland In Narrow Conference Win
Washington And Lee defeated Maryland 50 to 40 in a Southern Conference game at Lexington. Harry Harner starred by pacing the attack with 13 points as Ashad added two field goals and a free throw. Tammy Montjoy was limited to five points while BalIenger contributed in the second half as LEE held the high scorer in check.
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Lexington Va
Jan TA
Lainash
Harry Harner
Washiagers
Stan and Son
Mary
Ashad
Ernie Travie
Cone
Tammy Monty
Ballienger
Basketball rule change proposals spark debate at Marquette
New York Jan 15 basketball evolution prompts rule ideas from Marquette coach Bill Chandler. He favors a hockey style penalty box allowing substitutions while a player serves a temporary ban for fouls. The plan would remove permanent banishment for minor infractions to avoid punishing the team or fans.
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New York
Jet
Marquette
Bill Chandler
Chandler
Jean
Franthall
Rylasae
Yayda
Jong
Otter ‘Intans
LaMotta Beats Wilson in Ten Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Jake LaMotta used unorthodox tactics and a 16-pound weight edge to outpoint California Jackie Wilson over ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. The Bronx fighter landed more leather while Wilson scored sharp punches, but the judges favored LaMotta 5-5 for the rounds split, ending with a late edge for LaMotta.
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Aoause Paestas Ys H
Jake la Motta
California
Jackie Wilson
Madison Square Garden
la Motta
Wilson
Welterweiht
Ray Robinson
Bronx
Associated Press
National Pro League Blunders In Leaving Baugh Off All-Stars
National Professional Football League faced sharp criticism for omitting Sammy Baugh from its war fund All-Star lineup in Philadelphia. The piece argues Baugh, a premier passer and kicker for the Washington Redskins, deserved inclusion, noting his impact in playoffs and his status among modern greats.
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All-Stars
New York
National Professional Football League
Samuel Baugh
War Fund
Philadelphia
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Anats Pecotie
Ron Chousa
Washington Football Club
Reporter's Quiz Reveals Mixed Feelings On Horse Meat
Frederick Countians weigh eating horse meat amid wartime memories. Six respondents give varied views, from having eaten it to preferring no meat, with one recalling a roast beef sandwich misidentified as horse meat. Many admit discomfort and hesitation about the idea.
Fertilizer Availability Aided by War Agencies
Washington January 14 announces War Production Board and Agriculture Department assure sufficient water resistant fertilizer supply. Announcement states three percent nitrogen and about three percent organic content with phosphoric acid and potash. Fortified mixes will be available through Victory Wardens but warned not to feed on lawns flower beds trees or shrubs.
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War Production Board
Agriculture Department
Victory Warden
Victory
Court News Property Deeded and Licenses Issued
Court actions record deeds by Margaret K Dasher widow and others to Hallie F Snook and Mary Adams with minor sums. Marriage licenses list Thomas Federline and Frances Wills. William Donnock and Virginia Webb. Names include Mahlon Rhoderick and Dorothy Geisbert, William Onley and Rayola Berryman. Several separations noted with ages and addresses in this city.
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Court News
Margaret K. Dasher
Clarence J. Shull
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
Harold F. X. Schwartz
Robert R. Bonnell
Hallie F. Snook
Lillian Leng
Mary Adams
Thomas M. Federline
West South Street
Frances L
Petition seeks Juvenile Court ruling on five Adkins children
Mrs. Nannie K. Roderick, County Probation Officer, filed a petition in Middletown. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer set a hearing for next Friday to determine disposition of five minor Adkins children. The mother works in Washington and is away from home most of the time, the father is not regularly employed, and a 12 year old daughter largely cares for the children. The petition asks that the children remain with their parents under the custody of the Probation Officer.
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Nannie K. Roderick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Idoelock
Guy H. Adkins
Middletown
Roderick
Washington
Women Club Meetings Open In Cars In War Effort
Washington January 15 Mrs John L Whitehurst president of the General Federation of Women Clubs announced that OPA ruled club women may attend meetings in their cars if the gathering is devoted solely to the war effort. Kurst asked for a ruling after women doing war work sought guidance. Whitehurst said non war activities should go out for the duration while the programs center on the war effort and urged all women to support the government.
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Washington, D. C
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Womens Clubs
OPA
Kurst
Cith
Whitehurst
Divorces in United States Linked to Cruelty and Desertion
A historical notice notes that about 15 divorces occur per 100 marriages in the United States. It asserts most wives cite cruelty or desertion when ending their marriages, reflecting common grounds in divorce actions.
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United States
Endowed Colleges May Drop Football For War
Chicago Cardinals coach Jimmy Conzelman warned at a high school dinner that many endowed colleges may drop intercollegiate football during the war due to rising financial burdens. He said most such schools would not resume the sport in peacetime, noting alumni pressure rarely matches the cash strain. He cited universities like Chicago as examples and hoped endowed colleges would not abandon football, predicting those that do may play only other endowed institutions.
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Springheld
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Conzelman
Washington University of St. Louis
Hutchings
University of Chicago
City Bowling League Latest Results
Moose and Urbana split a 2 2 tie while Geiser's edged Bennie's 2 1. Old German swept 3 0 and G L Baking lost 0 3 as Thomas How topped Blue Ridge 3 0.
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Bennie’s
G. L. Baking
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Blue Ridge
Pat Thomas Howie, Co
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Ive Ridge Lines
G. L. Baking Co
Moose Lodge
Bennie’s Cale Urbana
City Jr League Results and Bridge Collage Notes
City Junior League results last night show YMCA 29 MS SD 26. Bridge column discusses Sam's bid to six spades after three spades, with slam chances depending on North and West cards. Dealer claims a redeal after discovering only nine cards. ruling: opponent may let deal stand and score points on nine cards.
McHENNEY's Card Authority At Syracuse Tournament
Pvt. Simon Rossant recently enlisted in the Army was granted leave to attend the national tournament at Syracuse to defend his title. Sam and his team nearly reclaimed the cup for the Headquar ters Company of the 30th Infantry Division as memories of the old 130th Division are recalled by many veterans.
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Simon Rossant
Syracuse
Sam
30Th Infantry Division
Preliminary Tilt Arranged for Frederick High and Deaf School
Junior Chamber of Commerce announced a preliminary to the County League All Star game between Frederick High School and the Maryland State School for the Deaf at the State Armory on January 29. Both schools, members of the City Junior League, expect large galleries of alumni and locals. The Coast Guard Sailors bring height and experience, with Winetski Bartolome and Sloan as notable veterans. Officials tentative are Alvin G. Quinn and Lynnwood Taylor for the exhibition. The preliminary game starts at 7 p.m.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
State Armory
City Junior League
Frederick
Coast Guard
Winetski
Baltimore University
Sailor
Yvear
Bartolome and
Sloan
All Stars
Alvin G. Quinn
Lynnwood Taylor
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