Baltimore Seeks NFL Franchise Strong Push In 1920s Shift
Slagle, Princeton star of the mid twenties, named treasurer of a local syndicate formed to acquire a Baltimore NFL franchise. Marshall must approve city bid but may support a six club Eastern Division including Baltimore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Brooklyn. Next league meeting to decide Baltimore, Buffalo bids after Pittsburgh Philadelphia merger context.
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Jacob
Slagle
Princeton University
Liscle
Marshall
Sington
Poe
Wington
Redskins
Washington
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Elihs
Franceton
White
Man seeks writ to free daughter in circuit court
Harry W. Schroyer obtained a circuit court order directing a writ of habeas corpus to produce his child. The order sets a 10 30 deadline for July 29 with Alonzo Fox Nannie Fox and Mary M Schroyer to appear, signed by Chief Judge Edward Delaplaine after Manuel M. Weinberg filed the petition.
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Harry W. Schroyer
Alonzo W. Fox
Nannie Fox
Mary M. Schroyer
Edward §. Delaplaine
Schrover
Manuel M. Weinberg
Court News Equity and Divorces Across the Ledger
Naomi L Kerrigan sues Joseph T Kerrigan for divorce with temporary alimony and counsel. Blanche V Metz seeks absolute divorce from a separate bill. Betty Marfiak sues Steve Lewis Marfi nk for absolute divorce. Details reference Kappa Alpha and other fraternities and local officials including Mayor Hagan. Marriage licenses list couples in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Property deeds note transfers and a West Point entry for Frank Steven Hagan son of Maj Hagan, from Baton Rouge.
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Naomi L. Kerrigan
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Thurston E Metz
Mary M. Metz
Blanche V. Metz
Betty Marfiak
Steve Lewis Marfink
West Point
Frank Steven, Hagan
Harry Lo Hagan
Baton Rouge la
United States Miliary Academy
Lousiana
J. Y. Sanders
Young Hagan
Baton Route High School
College of Engineering
LSU
Cadet Corps
Fordham Drops Football Until War II Concluded
Fordham University announced it would abandon the gridiron for the duration of World War II. With 650 soldiers in training, manpower to field a team is lacking, and New York University already quit. Columbia and Manhattan may be the only others fielding teams this season.
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New York
Fordham University
Jack Coffey
Rams
War Department
Fordham
New York University
New York City
Columbia
Manhattan
Navy
Local angler nets four pound smallmouth bass
James A. Grove of this city caught a four-pound smallmouth bass in the Potomac River near Heater's Island. The fish measured 2142 inches and Grove used an eight inch chub as bait.
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James A. Grove
Potomac River
Heater's Island
Grove
Kirk Rides Three Consecutive Winners at Hagerstown
Jockey Carson Kirk of Silver Spring Maryland rode three straight winners on the Hagerstown program. In the Smithsburg Claiming Handicap he guided Free Trader to the top, clocking 1:55 for the mile and sixteenth, with Lady Jaffa third. Kirk also won races with Fair Flame and Sampler, while Lead ’Em All and Equipped posted notable payouts.
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Carson Kirk
Silver Spring
Smithsburg
Kirk
D. Sowers
We Son of Granville
E. U. Lee
O. S. Jennings
Lady Jaffa
W. H. Kelly
Free Trader
Sun Target
W. H Kelly
Lagemark
Claude Felmer
Fair Flame
Em Ail
Baseball Tonight Schedule Shows Key AL Matchups
Yesterday no games listed in the American League. Tonight Detroit visits Chicago while Cleveland plays St. Louis and Boston faces Washington. Other clubs have no games scheduled and night sessions are noted.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Pet
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
L. Pet
Brooklyn
Swans Ducks Lose Flight Feathers In Sudden Plumes Event
National League Swans and other waterfowl such as eider brant river divers and mergansers shed wing feathers nearly at once and cannot fly until their flight pins recover.
Vacation Trip Ruling Boosts State Park Attendance
State Forester Joseph F. Kaylor said the Office of Price Administration vacation driving rule could lift attendance at Maryland state parks. Cabin reservations at Herrington Manor and New Germany fell to a record low due to driving limits, but now cancellations have turned to bookings with more cabins reserved, especially at New Germany and Elk Neck areas. Herrington Manor remains less occupied, reachable by rail or taxi, with only ten percent filled at New Germany previously.
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Joseph F. Kaylor
Office of Price Administration
Kaylor
Herrington Manor
New Germany
Oakland
Swallow Falls State Forest
OPA
Sas
Kayiors
Elk Neck
Germany
Rat Raty Club hosts Double or Nothing quiz program
The Rat Raty Club held its regular weekly meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday noon. William B. Bennett led the program and Elias B. Ramsburg Jr. presided as prizes of defense stamps were awarded.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
William B. Bennett
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
England based Sergeant Kaetzel serves over two years
In England, Sgt Kaetzel son of Harry Kaetzel of Brunswick has served more than two years and is now stationed somewhere in England.
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Sgt. Kaetzel
Harry Kaetzel
Brunswick
England
Frederick Iron and Steel Triumphs Over Wolfpack 5 4
Frederick Iron and Steel defeats the Wolfpack 5 to 4 at Baker Park lifting its second half hold on second place. Six hits and two errors pace the Steelers, who led 3 0 after the first inning and added two more in the second. The Pack musters a late rally but falls short as Esterley and Bruchey, Robertson pair for the Wolfpack. Tonight Price Bros. face Wolfpack at 6 15.
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RON Workers
Baker Park
Frederick Iron and Steel
Wolfpack
Shaffer
Steelers
Price Bros
R. HH
F.L& S
Shaffer and Shipley
Esterley and Bruchey, Robertson
City Softball League Game Today Wolfpack Clash
In a key FL and S&S matchup the Wolfpack faces Price Bros in a decisive City Softball League game today.
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Price Bros
Wolfpack
Through With Baseball Says Bobo Newsom
Brooklyn July 14 4 Louis Bobo Newsom a famed pitcher who sparked the Dodgers rebellion against Leo Durocher last Saturday was traded to the St. Louis Browns for Fred Ostermueller and Archie McKair. Newsom refused to report to St Louis saying he won’t play there and may seek his outright release. Branch Rickey completed the deal from his sick bed defending Durocher and the Dodgers while noting the value loss in trading Newsom for two relievers McKain and Ostermueller.
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Brooklyn
Louis
Bobo) Newsom
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Duroher
St. Louis Browns
Fred Ostermueller
Archie McKair
Newsom
Okine
Donald Barnes
St Louis
Barnes
St. Louis
St. Lou
St. Lows
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Durocher
Dodger
Rickey
McKain
Ostermueller
Maryland Trout Season Ends Today
The open trout season in Maryland streams ends today and runs until April 15 next year. Fewer fish were caught this year and wartime restrictions reduced angler activity. The bass season started July 1 and will run through November 30.
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Boonsboro
Harry Bere
Howard County
St. Mary's Industrial School
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Ellicott City High School
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