Giants Blank Pirates 4 to 0 in final night game
New York batterymate Bill Voiselle earned his 13th win with a four hit shutout, fanning eight Pirates as the Giants blanked Pittsburgh 4 to 0. Frankie Frisch used three relievers but none could stop Voiselle in a dominant performance.
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New York
Bill Voiselle
Pirates
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Preacher Roe
Xavier Rescigno
Nick Strincevich
Bucco
R. HE
Playground League Volleyball And Softball Results
Second half action in the Playground League saw Washington Street edge Baker Park 4 3 in extra innings for softball while Baker Park beat Harmon Field 3 2. Volleyball had Harmon Field win two games over Baker Park 23 9 and 19 11, strengthening Harmon Field and Washington Street in the standings.
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Harmon Fid
Baker Park
Harmon Field
Wash. St
Washington Street
Parkers
How To Help Poultry Growth During Summer
Experienced poultrymen note that growth rates and egg production fall in hot weather unless chickens have shaded quarters and ample clean drinking water. Birds lack sweat glands and rely on panting. dense shade aids cooling while direct sun can reduce disease risk via sunlight. Straw lofts provide summer cooling and winter warmth. plans are available from the University of Maryland Poultry Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Phillips
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Phillips
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
College Park
Pavot the Pup of Pavot in Jeffords Stable Rivalry Looms
Jeffords aims to breed a great horse with Pavot as a promising two year old. Pavot, trained by Oscar White, has shown bold speed at Delaware Park and Suffolk Downs, winning or placing in top stakes. Jeffords recently offered $100,000 for Case Ace, signaling high hopes for Pavot and the Man o' War line.
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Jeffords
Man O'War
Pavot
New York
Belmont Park
Walter M. Jeffords
Delaware Park
Mark
Suffolk Downs
Count Fleet
Alabama
Fighting Don
John Marsh
Ace Card
Jafford
Samuel D Riddle
Mars
Edith Cavell
Bateau
Boatswain
Wand
Regal Lily
Big Red
Wonder Horse
Teddy
Ultimus
Case Ace
Sweetheart
Coque
Licot
Coquelicot
Fluer
Pennant
Pav
Oscar White
Swipe
Walter Jeffords
Joseph M. Roebling
Georgie Woolf
Proper Precautions In Canning Snap Beans Insure Safety
Nine steps outline safe canning of snap beans from selection to processing. Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland Extension Service advises using a pressure cooker for non acidic beans or a hot water bath with caution, and stresses boiling beans for ten minutes after opening to destroy botulinus toxin. The process covers jar preparation, packing, air removal, salt addition, and precise pressure/time instructions, plus cooling and storage guidance. A wartime notice reports Pvt. Paul Poole wounded in Europe, and information delays in notifying his mother Mrs Emma Poole of Araby.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss McPheeters
War Department
Emma Poole
Araby
Pvt
Paul Poole
Europe
Chat Hopkins Wins Bradshaw Purse at Bel Air Stakes
Bel Air race report shows Chat Hopkins ridden by Johnny Tamarro sprinting to win the Bradshaw Purse by two and a half lengths. Lord Loudon placed second, Alimony third, with exacta and daily double payouts noted for backers. Also included are USDA feed stock notes and a 1944 apples production estimate for Maryland.
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Bel Air
Baltimore
John Morris
Chat ‘Hopkins
Johnny Tamarro
J. M. Rogers
Lord Loudon
J. E. Hughes
Chat Hopkins
Maryland Farmers Increase Lime Use and AAA Aid
Maryland farmers used 16,000 more tons of Agricultural Adjustment Agency liming materials in the first half of this year than in all of 1943, with 70,000 tons distributed by AAA versus 54,000 in 1943. The shift, plus phosphates, boosted per acre yields despite late planting and drought, while war-prisoner labor policies were discussed with the War Department for extension of wartime programs.
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Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
AAA
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
W. Lawson Kling
Montgomery County
State Agriculitural War Board
War Department
Montgomery
Prince Georges County
United States
Millard E. Tydings
P. C Turner
Maryland Farm Labor Committee
Maryland Farm News Highlights and Local Harvest Notes
Maryland AA A leaders remind counties near the capital about Hatch Act rules and federal spending limits. National Farm Safety Week urged careful handling of livestock and equipment after storm damage around Frederick. Field Day at the Fair Grounds showcases herd classification with 145 Holsteins and 85 Ayrahives entered. Local farms near Wolfsville and Point of Rocks profiled include Timothy seed yields and orchard grass seed profits amid gate navigation quips.
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Frederick City
Vere Culver
Earl Schultz
Meldman
National Association
Floyd Arnold
University of Maryland
Arnold
Sigler's Grove
T. Keller Smith
Wolfsville
Blair
Titus
Point of Rocks
Scattered Showers Aided Corn In Parts Of County
Scattered showers over two weeks benefited corn in parts of the county but the sweet corn crop is badly damaged by drought. Paul Zimmerman of the Monro via canning factory cites severe damage to sweet corn in his area, with some late sweet corn and field corn still holding potential for a fair crop. Safety observance the past week noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Paul Zimmerman
Monrovia
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Harry Grayson
NEA
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Frederick, Maryland
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
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USDA
Niles S Baldridge
Warbroad Administration
Baldridge
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Fred
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Congress
Eddie Boland
Washington Senators
Frederick County National Bank
N. Market Street
Member
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A. R. Records
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York, PA
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Rocky Springs
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Middletown
Music—Entertainment
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South Market St
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Dosh’s Livestock Market
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