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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1947

Page

8

Eight Teams to Rally for Maryland Regional Crown

Eight clubs enter the Maryland regional semi pro tournament at FieCurdy Field to decide the state representative for the national playoffs. Frederick Hustlers draw No 2 and host Damascus. entries include Andrews Field Colesville Damascus Boling Field Aberdeen Westvaco and Brunswick. Tournament runs five nights from Monday with prize trophies for top finishers and a rain contingency plan.

NBA Ryland fieCurdy Field Austin F. Angleberger E.gat Wichita Frederick Hustlers Aberdeen Westvaco Brunswick Angieberger John W. Williams Charlottesville Edgewood Army Chemical Center Cosis Andrews Colesville Frederix Hustlers Damascus Bolling Field Elays Westvaco Westernport Ina

Legion And Cokers Tie For Runner-up

The American Legion and Coca Cola tied for runner-up honors after a half and a rally at Beker Park. Newton homered for the Reds as Esterly and Covell stifled the Legion offense, while Newell Esterly and Rowe turned a double play to end a late threat. Final score unclear due to garbled source text.

Losng .Ts Coca Cola Beker Park American Legion Nmne The Cola Club Reds Newton Sun Dees Newell Esterly Alves Teese Suir Covell Remo Eisterly Slagle Rowe Clyde Harvey Pre Althoac Legonnaires R. Aurericas Legion Cole Hauver Stratherm Covell Esieriy

City Softball League Yesterday's Results Summary

Coca Cola beat Legion 7 to 3 in yesterday's City Softball League action. Today’s games feature Yucca and Eagles in a key matchup.

Coca Cola Legion

Manassas Meet Hustlers In Weekend Baseball Clash

Frederick Hustlers seek to end Manassas Virginians six game win streak at McCurdy Field starting 3:30 pm. Virginians carry 14 wins in 20, plus changes include Pete Stout back in lineup. Saturday hosts Homestead Grays rematch after rain delay.

Pete Stout Grays Hustlers Manassas Frederick Virginia Merchant Broudders K Rosenberry Mo Wells Stutler Poser R Poland S Wallace W Posey C Posey S Vetter Wut

Baseball Standings and Scores From League Action

Scores show Boston 4 Chicago 1 Detroit 7 4 Washington 4 3 New York 3 7 with a second game going 11 innings. New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis twilight and night games listed. Standings list New York 58 26 690 Detroit 40 35 557 Boston 44 37 542 Cleveland 36 40 474 Chicago 31 35 135 Washington 35 45 438 St Louis 28 51 334.

Boston Chicago Detroit Washington New York Cleveland Philadelphia St Loui L. Pet Powlateloma St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnat Philadelpha

Browns sign two Negro players in major league move

The St Louis Browns announced the signing of outfielder Willard Brown and pitcher Henry Thompson from the Kansas City Monarchs. A 31 day option to buy Negro leagues player Lorenzo Davis of the Birmingham Black Barons was also purchased, via GM Baill Devitt and Monarchs owner Tom Bard.

Browns St Lows St Louis Browns Willard Brown Wiheider Henry Thompson Kansas City Monarchs Baill Devitt Browns Lorenzo Davis Birmingham Black Barons Devitt Brown Thompson Kansas City Neo Club Tom Bard Monarchs

War Veteran II With Spotted Fever at Ft. Howard Hospital

Relatives of Anthony Esworthy say the 40 year old World War II veteran, now hospitalized near Baltimore, has a fighting chance though he remains seriously ill. He was found at Reel's Mill with a high fever after returning from Baltimore to visit his teenage daughters and was moved to a VA facility after initial care at a Baltimore hospital. Health authorities pursue a confirmed diagnosis as doctors treat suspected tick fever and monitor a potentially past critical period.

Anthony Elworthy Esworthy Baltimore Craig Esworthy Reel's Mill Veterans’ Administration Fe Howard May Elworthy Airy

Flood Control Plan Praised And Criticised

President Truman seeks quick action on a 10 year flood control plan for the Mississippi River Valley seeking $250 million, while critics call it scatterfire. Senate lines split with Senator Gurney saying some increases are under consideration and no agreement yet.

Washington Truman Senate River Valley Capitol Hall Congress Gurney R-Sd Senate Appropriations House

Good Citizenship Theme for Civitan Dinner

Rev Roobre Robertson Washington international chaplain stressed applying the Civitan Creed to develop good citizenship at a Frederick Club dinner at the Francis ot Key Hotel. He warned of Europe’s dire conditions, noted the world’s fate hinges on the United States and Russia, and praised the 30000 Croatians in the U S for embracing democracy. Kirk Walace announced new member Carlos W Crom. Softball practice slated for Frederick High School next Tuesday at 6 30. Ethiopia rejects UN reconstruction aid effort, prefers aid to recently freed nations.

Roobre* Robertson Washington International Frederick Club Francis Ot Key Hotel Civitan Air Robertson Europe Germany United States Russa Kirk EL Walace Washington Harry Mall Lew Boyer Edward D Starm Harvah W Jarboe Grovene Carlos W Crom Procram Charce Victor Mercer Kiaime Abb Frederick High School

New Way To Bid Against A Double

Eight Life Masters from Chicago are cited by William E. McKenney as supporting a new bidding theory. A bid over an informative double can signal partner approval of the bidder's suit, influencing the play of a six hearts contract where declarer made two club tricks and discarded losing diamonds. The article notes McGhee’s two diamonds reply and contrasts it with the standard view of showing weakness over a double.

William E. McKenney America NEA Chicago William McGhee McGhee West Declarer South

Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds

A list of marriage license filings includes John Seibert and Geraldine Farling both Martinsburg WV, Robert Cooper and Lovettsville VA, Duke Vo Dillon and Charles Town WV, William Main and Mary Stine both Martinsburg, William Norwood and Viola Beaver Hyattstown and Edne Sturmberger Holly PA, Yohn Willard and Palma Partner Thurmont, Harold Reeves Yarroll and Charlotte Whitmore, both older than 21. Property deeds show Rose Hudson et al to William Gross and wife, Commodore Pryor et al to Roger Pryor and wife, Elroy Grimes to Walter Eaves and wife, Charles Harrison Stitely to Charles Stitely Sr and wife, Ira Kelbauzh to Delbert H Daviston and wife, Rainh W Milles to Russell Fisher and wife, James Falk County Treasurer to Elis Grams and wife and others, totaling various county sums.

Court News John Seibert Geraldine Farling Martinsburg W Va Robert L. Cooper Lovettsville Duke Vo Dillon Charles Town William Henry Main, Jr West Fifth Street Mary Catherine Stine William E Norwood Hyattstown Viola A Beaver Airy Lee G Gibbs Edne L Sturmberger Holly Yohn R Willard Lamthsbury Palma E Thurmont Harold Reeves Yarroll West Church Street Charlotte Marie Whitmore Magnolia Avenue Rose P Hudson William B Gross Commodore P Pryor Roger Pryor Elroy F Grimes Walter L Eaves Charles Harrison Charles H Stitely Charles H Stitely Sr Charles Harrison Stitely Kelbauzh Delbert Ho Daviston W Milles Russell Lee Fisher James H Falk Elis G Grams Fred C Bolden& Felter Charles Stuntie

Winds Peel Roofs and Knock Down Poles in Baltimore

Severe winds and thunderstorms battered Baltimore with an estimated 73 mph gusts. A hospital roof was blown off the northeast wing of Southern Hospital, six rooms were exposed, and three homes were unroofed as trees, streetcars, and power poles toppled. Rainfall of 1.67 inches drenched streets and disabled transit, while hail damaged windows and awnings. Patients remained safe on lower floors.

Baltimore Weather Bureau Southern Hospital Mary Faulkner

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