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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1951

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2

Majors To Be Little Hurt By Draft Law

New York January 24 Forty percent of big league rosters are in the 9 through 25 age class but veterans and married men may be drafted. Clubs report few would be affected. several rosters list 4-F players and notable stars like Joe DiMaggio and Dizzy Trout are past draft age.

New York Defense Marshall Red Patterson New York Yankees Joe DiMaggio Phil Rizzuto Johnny Mize Hank Bauer Yogi Berra Vic Raschi New York Giants National Guard Eldan Repulski St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Albert Chicago White Sox Howie Judson Chicago Cubs Carmen Mauro Larry Woodall Boston Red Sox Rice McDermott Boston Braves Washington Case Michaels Jim Pearce Cleveland Nate Wallick Tribe Cincinnati Herman Wehmeier Joe Adenck Detroit Tiger Billy Evans Tiger Hal New Houser Dizzy Trout Phillies Jim Konstanty Fedadie Waitkus Ken Heintzelman Dick Sisler Andy Seminick Brooklyn Iase Ralph Branca Branca

Catfish fines and forfeitures in Maryland cases

In a Maryland Fish and Game Commission case before Judge Glass a man paid 35 for five catfish taken out of season. Warnings also led to forfeitures of collateral from several individuals including John G. Hoke and Roy Ripneon. Other notices include drunkenness and indecent exposure charges resulting in small cash forfeitures and fines.

Aaryland Fish and Game Commission Monvueacy River Wlilypons Callateral Roy Ripneon Taneytown Glenn D. Butts Lingzantre Creek Fox's Bridge Prussia Germany France Czechoslovkia Adam General Electric Waterbury Morris

Water-Walkers sea birds and their name origin

The sea birds known as petrels are said to be named for their habit of walking on water, a likeness to St. Peter's walk, per the Encyclopedia Britannica.

St. Peter

Lord Jeffs Ride Two Wins At High School Court

The non varsity Freder ick High School quintet remained undefeated in Independent basketball, defeating Frederick Calvary Methodist 28-25 and FHS Band 27-25 in a double header at the Cadets' gym Tuesday. A rematch saw bandsmen stronger. regulation ended 25-all and extra time produced no score before Haller clinched the victory with a set shot.

Lord Jeffs Frederick High School Frederick Calvary Methodist FHS Jeffs Haller Rhoderick F . di Haller Rice Barent Ray ‘Hane F. Calvary Calvary Meth Lord Jeffs G. F. Th Wright Bowers

Smmitsburg Five Loses To Thurmont

Washington report notes a House vote of 390 to 0 approving a plan to provide free life insurance worth 10 000 for all servicemen on active duty with retroactivity to June 27 marking the Korean outbreak. The measure awaits Senate action.

Washington House Senate

Camp Detrick Cagers Lose By Single Point

Camp Detrick’s basketball team fell 42 41 to Army Chemical Center in a tight finish at the Detrick field house. Norbert Van Dinter led Camp Detrick with 12, tied by Echard and Burnett close behind, as Edgewood’s taller squad secured the victory. A 327th Army Band concert preceded the game and a women’s prelim was won by Frederick Independent Lassies.

Camp Detrick Cagers Army Chemical Center Detrick Field House Frederick Edgewood Norbert van Dinter VFW Penn- Maryland Echard AAG Burnett al Points Barney Sellers Camp Detrick

Local Notables Share Weekend Visits and Events

A flurry of weekend visits spans Lovettsville to Front Royal with Mrs. Vida Fry and family hosting Huth Stevens, and Mrs. Maxine Brown and Mrs. Alice Cooper welcoming relatives from Baltimore and Jefferson County. Guests include J A Sanger Berryville and Otho Wenner Wheatland, plus Barbara King in Baltimore and many others. A benefit square dance is announced by Berkley Baker for February 3 at the high school to support the police drive.

Aubrey Cooper Baltimore Maxine Brown Alice Cooper Barbara King George Grubb Tom Wiich Butely Dougwas Holler Richard Holder Nina Hines Gapland Ralph Holler Frederick Mo. Holler Fred Baker Belva Graham Fred Graham Ethel Stream Garland Harmon Washington Wilbur Stream Brunswick Pauline Stream Ernest Everhart Clarence Young Jefferson Effie Everhart Nettie Koontz Clyde Jones

Local Social Notes on Sunday Visits Across Maryland and Ohio

Mrs Thomas Tritappe of Browns ville Md and guests from Hamilton attend Sunday visits with the Frown and Patterfield households. Dr W A Wade preached at St Johns and plans January 28 services at St James and Brunswick Reformed. Also notes on blue sapphires priced similarly to diamonds.

Thomas Tritappe Brownsville BE. H. Fox Sam Preseraves Jack Fleming Hamilton Kevin Frown Charles Borum Ernest Huhn Neila Charlestown Mer Fred Graham Belva Graham Donna Bridgewater Bertie Patterfield Jack Patterfield Walter Msers Arlington W. A. Wade Hageway Wade St. John’s Tauberan E Church St. James Reformed Church Brunswick Reformed Church

Cornell To Stick With Red And Blue

Ivy League players weigh exams and rivalries as Cornell remains aligned with Pennsylvan ia in football while other Ivies push back. officials say Penn’s strength keeps Notre Dame in scheduling dispute, complicating future calendars.

Cornell

Ivy league slate shapes Penn football schedule

The Quakers maintain an Ivy leaning schedule with Princeton Navy and Army among autumn opponents. Notre Dame may join the eastern slate by 1953 as Penn plans a tough, regionally focused schedule and Notre Dame could become a long term eastern rival.

Quakers Penn Yale Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton Navy Army Notre Dame Ivies

Football Talent At Duquesne Is Available

Pittsburgh January 24. Football coaches seek players from Duquesne University which has abandoned football again. About 50 underclassmen remain, with some staying for studies. Six schools, led by Pitt and Carnegie Tech, are in the market for the gridiron prospects.

Pittsburgh Duquesne University Pitt Carnegie Tech Duquesne

Duquesne faces player transfer possibilities from Duke rivals

Duke officials eye prospective transfers from St Bonaventure Washington Jefferson and Boston University while Alabama Chattanooga Louisville Pitt Carnegie Tech Villanova Detroit show interest. Pitt coach Casanova says talks may begin if players choose Pitt. Duquesne, after heavy losses, dropped football and seeks guidance for affected players.

Alabama Chattanooga Louisville Duke Villanova Detroit Pitt Carnegie Tech Len Casanova Duquesne Lou Doc) Skender

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