Moose Die to Opponent Loss as AMVETS Shift Queen City Dates
The Frederick Moose face a postponed weekend slate after Lancaster requests a later game, with AMVETS pulling Sunday engagements to cut losses. Baltimore Collegians known as the Mets will appear at the Frederick Armory at 3 p.m. Sunday, touted as one of the country top Negro teams. The doubleheader opens with Silver Spring Elks versus Frederick Coca Cola before a large white and colored crowd. In Los Angeles, Laraine Day wins a final divorce decree from Leo Durocher, who hints at marriage plans but says no immediate remarriage.
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Ntreir
Lancaster Pros
Tomeht
Moose
Amvets
Moore
AMVET
Ed. Albaugh
Baltimore Collegians
Mets
Frederick Armory
Collegians
Sugar” Cain
Big John Murdock
Duke Gilson
Wayne Ford
Steve Tompkins
Slugger Rice
Deacon Dutrow
Hal Moser
Bill Brachey
Jimmy Sparks
Pete Demchak
Bill Talley
Los Angeles
Laraine Day
Leo Durocher
California
Miss Day
Leo
New York
Old League Gets Stars The 1947 All-America Conference talent shift
The piece notes a player exodus to the All-America League with Bears securing Johnny Lujack and George Connor amid a larger influx from college stars like Charley Donerly Barney Poole Bill Swiacki and Harry Gilmer. It compares pro and college movement, mentions Lujack’s 25 000 four year deal and overall league finances through 1947.
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HA EY Grayson
New York
Georgia
Charley Trippi
Chicago Cardinals
Oklahoma A
Bob Fenimore
Bears
Johnny Luyack
Notre Dame
George Connor
Mississippi
Charley Donerly
Barney Poole
Columbia
Bill Swiacki
Army
Skein
Giants
Pennsylvania
Skippy
Washington
Alabama
Harry Gilmer
New York Yankees
Wisconsin
Jug Greard
Bobby Layne
Texas
George Halas
National League
Ed McKeever
Chicago Rockets
Lujack
Gilmer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Cleveland Browns
Pro Football War Hangs On Financial Fight and League Health
The note suggests the NFL conflict will persist as long as teams can endure the strain and as long as fresh funds can be secured. It contrasts unsettled futures for Yankees and major franchises with the mixed finances of National League clubs, highlighting money as the decisive factor.
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Yankees
Chicago
Brooklyn
All- America Angels
Inter-Church Bowling League Announces Opening Half Stats
Weekly statistics show high individual game and set by MEN'S DIVISION player Co Wastler of St John s with 136 and 343. Doubs leads high team game with 510 and St John s tops the team set at 1 447.
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Co. Wastler
St. John's
Doubs
St. John’s
L. Pet. Ch
Brethren
Calvary Methodist
Baptist
Midtown
Grace Reformed
Buckeystown
Sidtown Luth
Alt. Pleasant
Evan. Reformed
Shipley Calvary Methodist
Middletown Reformed
Monday Neake Bowling Latest Results and Standings
Bowling results show team standings and player scores for May with Mossburg Jack Young and others contributing. Highs include Norwood 129 in men and Mossburg 328 in sets while Mar posted 120 and 349 in women. The city origin note about Philadelphia in Trans-Jordan references Ptolemy Philadelphus.
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Jack
Young
Mossburg
Philadelphia
What
Trans-Jordan
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Mount St Marys mauls Western Md in rough Mason-Dixon tilt
Mount St. Marys College routed Western Maryland 49 41 at the Frederick Armory Thursday night in a preliminary between B squads. Pete Clark led Mountaineers with seven baskets while Walt Sabiski topped Western Maryland with five field goals and two free throws. Westminster spares fought hard as fans packed the gym, and Mount St. Marys next met Gettysburg College on the road.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Western Maryland
Frederick Armory
Westminster
Pete Clark
Walt Sabiski
Erp
Maryland
Marksman
Terrors
Mountmen
Adamovich
Jacobson
Lathroum
Flannagan
Mount
Fouts
Mount St. Mary's
Gettysburg College
St. Mary's
F. Tp. Clark
Jarvis
Charniga
Kripatis
O'Connell
Cho Rae
Eaeeiaien
Zweibel
Myers
Mase
iTiernor
F. Tp
Stephenson
St Piavis
Seibert
Sabiski
P Baul
UN Burch
Thompson
Zawacki
Donahue
Diehl
Habib
Copper ore average in United States in 144 percent
The ore averaged about 0.08 percent copper, indicating a small but steady share of copper content across U S production in the 144 era. This figure highlights the modest ore grade typical of the period and suggests careful mining efficiency was required.
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United States
East of Frederick Modern Room Home and Garden Offer
Property listing notes a small modern cement block home with chicken house and garden priced around 4500 and a new immned one with an R8 house and seven rooms about 6,000 dollars. Also mentions a lot with built foundation 32x raised located east of Frederick at 2 dollars?
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Erry Homes
Comer Motter Avenue
12Th St
All Saints St
Dili Avenue
College Parkway
College Ter
Magnolis
Fairview Avenues
Seventh St
Frederick Avenue
Jefferson St
McMurray
Madison St
Frederck
Gilmore R. Flautt
North Market Street
Toom
Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons
Real Estate Loans
Pythian Castle Bléz
Walkersville
Conv
North Market St
P. Luther Rice & Son
East Third St
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Gene Tive Leicester
Penn Pro Bell
U. S
South SE
Frederick, Md
Purina
Old League
Inter-Church Bowling League
Pet Grace Reformed
Fred. Lutheran
Mid‘town
Luth
Urbana
Neake
Mounts Maul Western
Amman
Trans Jordan
SEARS
Sears Roebuck
Ballenger
Heegers
St. John’s Auditorium Court
Basketeers
South County
Quint
G.F
J. Palmer
Haag
Vaughan c
Angleberger
Brachey
A Utterback
Lewis
Boeens
Dts
R. Cook
Easterday
Es Cl
Pirates
Queen
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mel Queen
Yanks
Sues
Johnson City
Thee
Sykesville
Sykesville State Bank
Arthur C. Brown
J. Marion Harris
Clarence R. Clarke
R. Kenneth Barnes
Eugene C. Berry
Theodore E. Brown
Henry W. Clarke
W. Raymond Etzler
Wiliam B. Selby T
Charles C. Williams
The
Sykesville Bank
Celius L. Brown
Mary Porter
Kramer
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
NED
Zeiler Real Estate and Insurance
N. Court St. Frederick, Md
Middletown
Harrisburg
Grand View Farms c. S. Erb & CO
Edge
Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
Frederick, Maryland
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Ceresville
Mt Pleasant
T. B
Eugene Doody
Emmert KR. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Pleasant Methodist Church
Vivian
Adamstown
Stewart Hobbs Brown
North Court Street
BABY
Dr. Salsbury
Frederick, Mi
Jones Farm
State Road
New London
Linganore Bridge
New Idea
Farquhar
George E. Burkett
Union Bridge
Dietrich
Route 40
New Market
Naval Academy Farm
McCormick-Deering
Huber
John Deere
Oliver
Potomac Edison
Sears-Roebuck
Stewart Electric
C. D
F. C. Rogers
Harold C. Frushour
West
Patrick St
David C. Griffin
LU. S
Canada
David C. Griffin Insurance
Court St
N. Marie
Market St
Wilson Ave
Apt. Pouse
S. Market St
Apt
E. 2Nd. St
N. Market St
Halph W. Boyer Telephone
Murray C. Bohn
Monrovia
Middletown Valley
Myersville
Emmert R Bowlus
Horace Mi Alexander
R. L. Kelly
P F.C. Rogers
Washington Barn
Tel
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
Coe
Harry E. Mohler
Bow
City
Thurmont
Haery
East Hire
Howard A. Gross
R.L. Zentz
Hwy
R. &. Zentz Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Mercer & Sons
P. BL Roop
Taylorsville
P. E. Room
New Windsor, Md
Too
Taupe
P. Luther Rice
Gaylord Brooks
Gaxslord Brooks & CQ
Washington Highway
Gaylord Brooks & CQ
Pnone
Newsva
Noah E. Cramer
Walnut Street
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