Two Holiday Games Booked By Locals
Frederick Hustlers host Miller Furniture Co. of Washington Sunday afternoon and Baltimore Black Panthers on Monday for exhibitions at York Pn. field. Panthers boast strong hitting and many Baltimore players. Hustlers rest ace Lefty Warren feltz. Miller roster includes Elma Raba Joe Powell Jimmie Schwab Jim Durkins Danny Dansburger Tommy Howard Elma Lukehart and pitchers Lee Huff Dick Porter and Charles Hines. both games set for 2:30 p.m.
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Washington
Frederick
R. Brown
Cooper
Williams
James
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Moundsman
Warrenfeltz
Panthers
Charley Lowe
Vin Miller
Lowe
Elma Raba
Joe Powell
Jimmie Schwab
Jim Durkins
Danny Dansburger
Tommy Howard
Elma Lukehart
Lee Huff
Dick Porter
Charles Hines
Navy To Play Night Games In Baltimore
Annapolis July 2 Navy will play its first night football games in Academy history in Baltimore at Municipal Stadium this fall. Captain John Whelchel announced Oct 2 against Council and Oct 23 versus Georgia Tech with other dates against Duke Penn State Notre Dame Army Columbia and Army opponents on the slate with three home games in Baltimore raising transport concerns for the Midshipmen.
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Tars
Cornell
Georgia Tech
Baltimore
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Billick) Whelchel
Naval Academy
de Ee
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Duke University Blue Devils
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Columbia
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West Point
Baseball scores from yesterday and tonight's slate
American League results show Detroit and Boston winning with scores of 12 to 2 and 11 innings Philadelphia over Boston in extra time. Upcoming games include Philadelphia versus Chicago, Washington against St Louis, New York at Detroit and Boston at Cleveland with night games listed.
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Weland
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
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St. Louis
Nats
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New York Yankees
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Guy Cartright
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Humphries
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Tresh
National League Scores Prompt Weekend Standings
National League results show Pittsburgh 2 at Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 5 at New York 3. Chicago 7 against Boston 1, Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 9, with Pittsburgh visiting Boston, Cincinnati visiting New York, Chicago visiting Philadelphia, and St Louis visiting Brooklyn.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Western Maryland Terrors May Not Play Football
Western Maryland athletics chief Leroy Byham warns the Green Terrors may not field intercollegiate football in the fall if Army policy remains. He cites 286 players now, expecting 306, while noting negative replies on fall football and ongoing military trainee program effects. Several opponents have canceled football. only a few schools remain undecided.
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Leroy Byham
Western Maryland
Westminster
Army
Green Terrors
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Iron Workers Edge Wolfpack in City Softball Thriller
Iron Workers defeat Wolfpack 10 to 6 in a City Softball League game played June 29. Hummer and Shaffer hit home runs. Shaffer's four bagger was the only extra-base hit for his side. Esterly and Rhoderick, Shaffer and Talley teamed on the batteries.
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Shaffer
Steelers
Rip Shaffer
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Twilicht Monrday
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Esterly
EF Rhoderick
M. Talley
Maryland U Plans Football Schedule At Army Training Sites
Maryland announces a full eight game football schedule with Army trainees expected on campus in October. Dr. Clarence W. Spears new coach says Army training schools may provide players and War Department action is awaited. Byrd, former Maryland president, supports Army football and foresees coordinated athletic programs. the squad opens with Army at West Point and includes Delaware, Penn State, Virginia, and Virginia Military Institute among others.
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Virginia Miliary Institute
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Tribe Crushes Yanks 12 to 0 in Four-Run Fourth
Cleveland rips New York 12 to 0 after a decisive fourth inning surge. Pitcher Ale Reynolds from Wilkes-Barre shuts out the Yanks on three singles as Ray Mack drives in four runs with key hits. Other games note Detroit’s 8-2 win over Boston and St Louis’ 8-7 comeback over Philadelphia.
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Indians
New York Yankees
Ale Reynolds
Wilkes-Barre
Yanks
Ang Peri Goly
Ray Mack
Anges
Donn Rey Cullendine
Jef Heath
Ken Keltner
Buddy Rosar
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Jim Turner
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
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Army Has No Time For Intercollegiate Play
Washington reports the Army will not allow soldiers in the specialized training program to pursue intercollegiate football despite interest in Maryland. The schedule and heavy 60 hour weekly classes leave little time for athletics, and officials say soldiers must maintain grades to avoid flunking out. Army endorses sports but prioritizes training and academics over big-time college games.
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Army
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Mid‑Year Sports Exam Courageous Queries and Records
A garbled quiz style item asks who defeated the featherweight with 62 straight wins, notes Belmont wagering records with four choice amounts, Leo Warmerdam’s pole vault best, and a Michigan backstroke swimmer who beat Adolph Keifer after eight years, plus which city won the Stanley Cup.
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Teco Tack Wins In Best Of Eight Races
Teco Tack led from the start to win the fifth race at Charles Town in a six-furlong test. Jockey Carson Kirk rode the Hard Tack filly to prevail by a length over Lena Girl with War Smoke third. The winner paid $6.00. A crowd noted improvement after a ban renewal and a spill incident at the clubhouse turn caused two jockeys to retire. George Wilmer received a 10 day suspension for bad riding. Linden Star, ridden by Jack Mayer, won the first race at $6.60. Merrily-Go, in the second, paid $8.40 and the daily double paid $33 to those who parried both.
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Hard Tack
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Lena Girl
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City Softball League F 1 S 6 Wolfpack 1
Charles Keller and Rollie Hemsley post batting averages amid a rough game against Cleveland. Keller reached base during a chaotic fourth inning but was injured while attempting to steal second. Hemsley did not play in the Yankee lineup.
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VOLS DROP FOOTBALL AS WAR POWERS CUT PLAY
The University of Tennessee will suspend football for the war's duration as coaching staff and roster shrink due to military calls. The athletic council voted unanimously to discontinue gridiron competition with the 1942 schedule already canceled. Also notes two high school style games at Harmon Field where Harmon Field beat Baker Park 4-3 and 2-1 in supervised city play.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
University Athletic Council
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W. Hoff
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A. Hoff
Sunday Radio Programs Mix of Concerts and War Commentary
A dense listing of radio programs for Sunday 1886 offerings spanning concerts, sermons, commentaries, and dramatic readings. Notable names and orgs include John Chas Thomas Pros Washington Rytioning Melodic segments with Annie Swarthout Dinah, Dinah, and Gilbert. The schedule details musicales, religious services, war updates, and guest commentators across multiple stations and times.
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Wheeler Bill Is Reported By Senate Military Committee
Washington July 2 Senator Wheeler's long pending bill to defer fathers from the draft was favorably reported by the Senate Military Committee by a 11 to 5 vote. He pledged immediate action after the summer recess hoping the bill's temporary deferment until January 1 would ease conflicting directives from Selective Service. The committee also approved a bill boosting child allowances for dependents of service members and creating a new class for parents dependent on a son in the service.
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Senate
Local Notes From Emmitsburg And Nearby
Emmitsburg community notes list visits and travels of residents. Gerald N Ryder of North Seton Avenue returns from Dundalk Maryland with Mrs. Wales and son Jerry. Rose Mary Saffer from San Diego visits grandmother Grace Saffer and aunt Alma Mentzer on East Main Street. Mrs. Harry Boyle visits Baltimore at the Brooks home. Charles A. Naylor, East Main Street, promoted to superintendent and reassigned to Gadsden Alabama within Army Air Corps. Seaman John Rosensteel spends weekend with parents on South Seton Avenue. stationed at New York harbor. Pvt Circle Eyler on 11 day furlough with parents on West Main Street. stationed Camp Walters Texas. Pvt James Wivell of Camp Livingston Louisiana on 10 day leave.
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East Main Street
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Alabama
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George Rosensteel
New York Harbor
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John Exler
West Main Street
Camp Walters
Texas
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Camp Livingstone
Furloughs Admitted and People Named On East Main Street
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DePaul Street
Virginia Horphecker
Hagerstown
Ation
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East Main Street
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Henry Gerken
William Winebrenner
Emsmitsburg
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Sterling Raymond
Emmitsburg
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West Main Street
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Burgess
Joseph Hoke
Hoke
Camp McCain
William Hudson Rhodes
Tampa
Fla
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Edgar Rhodes
Seton Avenue
Albert Kelly
Africa
Kelly
Charles Gillan
Canning Institute Set for Winfield School District
Winfield Winfield-Miss Adeline Hoffman county home demonstration agent with the county school board will hold a canning institute at the Winfield Consolidated School on Wednesday July 7 beginning at 10 o'clock At the commencement exercises of the American University Washington DC Eugene of Nescott of Winfield Carroll County was announced winner of the Philip Marshall Brown freshman award of 25 dollars for the largest contribution to the college through character personality and spiritual leadership Mr Pickett is son of Mr and Mrs Oliver B Pickett Winfield TEACHERS WORKING Baltimore July 2 The Maryland U S Employment Service reported more than 300 Baltimore school teachers have been placed in essential war jobs for the summer vacation period in airplane plants shipyards ordnance factories and other essential industries The teachers will be released when the schools reconvene in the fall Human skulls were commonly used as drinking cups among early peoples of the world.
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Adeline Hoffman
Winfield Consolidated School
American University
Washington, DC
Eygene of
Nescott
Carroll County
Philip Marshall Brown
Pickett
Oliver B. Pickett
Baltimore
Maryland-U. S. Employment Service
Cards Hold First Place With 5-3 Win
New York July 2 The St Louis Cardinals barely retained first in the National League by defeating the New York Giants 5 to 3. Gumbert and Hubbell, Mungo, Adams and Lombardi worked for the Giants as St Louis gained the pivotal victory to stay atop the standings.
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