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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1943

Page

7

Hustlers to play two games on Wednesday

The Hustler baseball club faces the Brunswick Railroaders in a Wednesday twilight twin bill at 6 p.m. The young Dawson and Billy Johnson, both about eighteen, are expected to start with ex-Hustlers Clarke and Whipp among the Railroader lineup. Johnson heads to the Orioles after the game, while Dawson draws Dodgers interest with a possible farm contract. illness sidelined Lewis, leaving Brunswick optimistic about Dawson’s arm.

Brunswick Railroaders Dawson Johnson Frederick Aggregation Steele Stout Wagner Hummer LeGore Joonle Paul Hildebrand Brunswick Orieles Staley Dawson Billy Johnson Baltimore Orioles Railroaders Charlie Clarke Roscoe Whipp Colesville Cardinal Flora, Bowers Ramsburg Walker Younkins Moore Haller Lewis Branch Rickey Brooklyn Dodgers Suite

Price Bros Put Dr Pepper To 3rd In City Softball

Price Bros edged Dr Pepper 3 2 under late innings in a tense City Softball League contest. Rice and Kenner pitched a tight duel before Kelley scored on a passed ball and an error, while the Battlers added two runs in the sixth inning.

Thie Gueue Price Bros Rice Kenner Michal Tucker H. Culler Hahn Kelley Fielcher Bate Battler Wolfpack FE Price Bros Dr. Pepper W.eassenne Culler, Kehne and Cook

National League Yesterday's Resuits Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 1

Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in yesterday's National League action. Other clubs' results are not listed in the brief note.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh

Beanks Price Bros. Offer Softball Skirmish

Yesterday in the I City Softball League Beanks Price Bros defeated Dr. Pepper five to two. Today FLT and S face Wolfpack in a planned matchup with both squads seeking momentum.

Beanks Price Bros Dr. Pepper

Navy aviation machinist mate Runkles resumes service in 1942

Back in the Navy, officer Runkles son of Mrs Effie V Sanger and the late William Runkles, resumes naval service as an aviation machinist mate on December 17 1942 after a ten year honor discharge. His wife lived in Frederick. Petty Officer Runkles had worked at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Brunswick.

Runkles Effie V. Sanger William Runkles Navy Frederick Runkies Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Brunswick

Dodgers End Trip With Win Over Pirates

Brooklyn Dodgers finish their Western swing with a 4 to 1 victory in Pittsburgh before 19,162. Freddy Fitzsimmons outpitched the Pirates, allowing seven hits as Frankie Gustine sparked a first inning rally but not enough to top the visitors. Arky Vaughan and Dixie Walker helped ignite a late scoring burst, while Wally Hebert benefited from two double plays to seal the win and keep pace with the league leader.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons Pirates Big Fitz Frankie Gustine Buccaneers Wally Hebert Bams Arky Vaughan Dixie Walker Delpa Camilli Elbie Fletcher Babe Herman Augie Galan Bob Bragan Fitzsimmons Moore Bragan Hebert Lopez

Stuhldreher Named College All Stars Coach for 1940

Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame Four Horsemen member and Wisconsin coach since 1936, will lead the College All Stars against the Washington Redskins on August 25 at Northwestern’s Dyche Stadium. His Badger team last season lost to Iowa and tied Notre Dame, with a 17 to 7 win over Ohio State drawing 45,000. The staff will be announced later by Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc.

Chicago Harry Stuhldreher Wisconsin Ohio State College All-Stars Washington Redskins Northwestern University Dyche Stadium Notre Dame Four Horsemen Stuhldreher Clarence Spears Badger Iowa Madison Buckeyes Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc Stuhlsdreher

Heavyweight Boxer Guilty of Assault

Paterson, N J June 7 Ed ward Comiskey 22 a Paterson heavyweight boxer was convicted of assault with intent to commit rape by Judge Joseph A Delaney in a nonjury trial. He is held without bail awaiting Friday sentencing after a prior rape conviction. The complainant was Mrs Janice Humphreys 24 of Fair Lawn and mother of an eight year old son.

Janice Humphreys Fair Lawn Comiskey

Dorothy Dix on aging women in the job market

A reader asks Dorothy Dix about the scarcity of work for older women. She is 43, cites past experience as a typist and bookkeeper, and says employers prefer young girls. She seeks guidance on finding compliant employment and lifting her family from financial strain.

Dix Nursie Hittie Johnny

Domestic Help Needed

A columnist argues middle-aged women face job bias yet finds a strong demand for domestic service. The piece notes rising labor shifts, where teens and machines replace older workers, and praises domestic work for stable pay, room, and meals. It calls for greater recognition of domestic service as a respected profession.

Brothers Earle Scholling and Carl Schilling Inducted

Pvt Earle E Scholling and Pvt Carl W Schilling, sons of Mrs Bessie Schilling of Frevienvk Ben, were inducted into the Army in February. Addresses listed place them at Anti tank Co 347 Intfantey AL P.O. 448 Camp McCain Mississippi and 441d Ordnance Exac Co Camp Polk Louisiana.

Earle E Scholling Antitank Co Intfantey AL P.O Camp McCain, Miss Carl W. Schilling Ordnance Exac Co Camp Polk Bessie Schilling Frevienvk Ben Army

Camouflage magic trims set costs in Hollywood

Resourceful art director Joseph Day used army camouflage on a Westchester estate garden sequence for The Girls We Left Behind, stretching chicken wire with leaf-laden branches to create a green backdrop. The piece notes other gossip about Rita Hayworth, Gary Cooper, Rita, and various film industry tidbits from NEA writer Erskine Johnson.

Erskine Johnson NEA Westchester 20Th Century Fox Joseph Day Hollywood Rita Hayworth Vic Mature Orson Welles

Thwart Temper To End Husband's Beatings

A domestic advice column discusses whether a wife should endure minor beatings or seek divorce, urging self-control and arguing against wife beating. It also advises a mother to confront her foreign service son’s marriage to a woman involved with a married man, deeming her dishonorable and urging disclosure.

Miss Dix

League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Pitching

Associated Press league leaders list includes Musial of St. Louis leading in batting with 352, Herman of Brooklyn RBIs at 36, Musial also leading runs and doubles. Dimaggio of Pittsburgh tops home runs with seven, Russell of Pittsburgh leads triples, Bergiliums copper replacing bronze and steel in many war uses noted for American League.

Associated Press National League Dahlgren Philadelphia Musial St. Louis Camilli Brooklyn Musia St. Iwus Cas

Dodgers Beat Pirates Behind Seven-Hit Pitcher

In a night game, Fred Fitzsimmons pitched seven hits as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates. Bob Bragan drove in the decisive runs with a four-run rally in the eighth, capped by Bragan's double. The text notes 1983 as a record hurricane year.

Fred Fitzsimmons Bob Bragan Dodgers Fitzimmons Pirates Bragan

Court News Property transfers and marriage licenses

Court notes show multiple property transfers with new owners and nominal sums, including Magalis widow and others to Luther N Frock, Hane to Bowers, Overstiest to Overst.... marriage licenses list William Stanley Wilson and Alyse Miller Wenner, Clarence Brantlow and Ahee DiMatteo, Robert Stead and Shirley Swansen, James Eaton and Enuna Lockhart Edwards, with ages and hometowns provided.

Magalis Luther N. Frock Carl H. Hane Haymond E. Bowers Water City William Stanley Wilson Alyse Miller Wenner Middleburg Clarence A. Brantlow Washington Ahee K. DiMatteo Philadelphia Robert T. Stead Quantico Shirley Wb. Swansen James Willi Eaton Kernstown Enuna Vv Lockhart Edwards Winechester Va

Union Bridge residents suffer minor injuries from fall

Senseney of town has been confined to his home since last Wednesday after sprains and bruises from a fall descending the steps at Stauffer's Drug Store. Hielma Lee Devilbiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Devilbiss, is a victim of ib wumps. Mrs. Frank Soper will host members of the Johnsville Women's Club at her home on the evening of June 16 at 6 o'clock.

Union Bridge S. D. Senseney Stauffer's Drug Store Hielma Lee Devilbiss Abner Devilbiss Frank Soper Johnsville Women's Club

Liberty F F A Members Visit Walkersville Chapter

Liberty High school F F A members attended a Walkersville F F A chapter gathering in Singa pore last Thursday. The event featured games singing and refreshments with attendees including Walter Franklin David Dotterer Julian Miller Werman Eyler Carlos Glisan Sam Glisan Robert J Young David Stoner Francis Reese Charles Gracl Shirley Kouitz Maurice Garver Carmen Fogle Glenn Tish from Walkersville Harry Trout Jr Teving Zimmerman Jack Wisner Arthur Graham Denton Garst William Crum Bob Crawford Trego Zimmerman Henry Hildebrand Donald Smith Leo Duvall Richard Toms Edward Wachter William Ensor Franklin Smith Roy Lind Sterling Clabaugh and instructor M E Coblentz.

Walkersville F.F. A Pwoie Singapore Wane Ming Liberty Walter Franklin David Dotterer Julian Miller Werman Eyler Carlos Glisan Sam Glisan Robert Young David Stoner Francis Reese Charles Gracl Shirley Kouitz Maurice Garver Carmen Fogle Glenn Tish Walkersville Harry Trout, Jr Teving Zimmerman Jack Wisner Arthur Graham Denton Garst William Crum Bob Crawford Trego Zimmerman Henry Hildebrand Donald Smith Leo Duvall Richard Toms Edward Wachter William Ensor Franklin Smith Roy Lind Sterling Clabaugh M. E. Coblentz

Fascist Party Purge Reported in Rome Broadcast

London reported by radio that 14 more Fascist Party members were expelledincluding a Ministry of Foreign Exchange employee for neglect of duty. The Associated Press recorded the broadcast.

London Rome Fascist Party Ministry of Foreign Exchange Associated Press

Eastern Clubs Have Big Edge In Interleague Play

Eastern clubs lead in American League interleague play while the St Louis Cardinals top the East in the National League. The Yankees stay atop the AL standings with a 52 40 mark, though Washington goes 14 of 24 in interleague games to rise to second. The Cubs stumble, while the Cardinals dominate the East with 18 of 28.

Sihe Aoeesuty Welther St. Loui Cardinals Washington Senators

Games Today Yesterday's Results Open date

Today’s sports brief lists open date for events and notes yesterday’s results. It highlights competing teams and venues with minimal details, inviting readers to check local listings for schedules.

Baseball Interleague Play Set Amid All-Star Eve Uncertainty

Intra and interleague games across American and National leagues mix regional conflicts with cross league matchups. Washington and New York edge Detroit and Chicago, while St Louis and Brooklyn lead NL standings as teams brace for a light schedule before the All-Star break. The interleague swing returns July 30 with a Philadelphia All-Star game slated for Tuesday night July 1.

New York Washington Ovecncsn Detroit Philadelphia Pittburgh Cincinnati Boston Chicago Atlerus

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