Norfolk Move to Host War Bond Basketball Game with Hustlers
Jaycee President Dave Cooper offered no gate percentage for Sailors admission as Norfolk base hosts a War Bond exhibition with the Hustlers at McCurdy Field. The event aims to boost war bond sales, with the Jaycees pledging cooperation of local committees and offering July 5 as a tentative date or a Sunday after. Cooper noted past local sports prowess and the community’s bond support, citing exhibitions against Curtis Bay Coast Guard and Pirates affiliates.
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Dead Heat At Charles Town as Charlene and Vendors Lien Tie
At Charles Town Jockey Club, Charlene owned by Mrs Harry Epstein and Vendor's Lien owned by EFOB Lee dead heated for first in a seven horse seven furlong race. Jockeys Stanley Austin and Jack Mayer rode the contenders while the photo finish confirmed the tie. Charlene paid 7.60, Vendor's Lien 53.80. the daily double returned 99.80 on a $2 ticket.
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John E. Hughes
Patland
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
American League results show Boston defeating Washington 2 to 0 while Chicago beat Detroit 11 to 5 and New York routed Philadelphia 8 to 2 as St Louis tied Cleveland 1 to 1. Standings list New York eight games behind and Boston with .489, among others. Keller went 4 for 4 with a missed stolen base, dropping his season average to .250.
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WAAC Officer Urges Lions To Discount Rumors
Lieut Jane Calvert spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel urging members to discount rumors about the WAACs. She outlined WAAC training paths and duty options, noted a surge in recruiting to 60 000 to 70 000, and cited challenges from parental objection and rumors while praising WAACs relieving men for combat roles.
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Dyas
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Army Air Corps
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Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Niemann A. Brunk
Elm‘mer L Eshleman
Arthur Humphrey
Richmond
Lee B. Johnston
Baltimore
Douglas West
Westminster
Local Air Corps Cadet Completes Month Abroad in Africa
In Africa on June 7 at Warrenfeltz com pleted one month at the service of the US St. Air Corps. He enlisted for aviation cadet training on May 7, 182. At Maxwell Field he was classified as a navigator, promoted, sent to Albany Georgia, then Monro, Louisiana, graduating navigation school November 14. Commissioned as a second lieutenant with wings, he went to Miami Florida before overseas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Foster M Warrenfeltz of Woodsboro.
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US St. Air Corps
Africa
Maxwell Field
Ala
Albany
Monror
Miami
Fla
Foster M. Warrenfeltz
Woodsboro
Court News and Notices From Local Deeds and Marriages
Court records show transfers of property including a Roads Commission of Maryland deed with trus tees to William V Delaplaine and others for amounts up to 3000 The marriage licenses list G Nevin Robert and Lydia Isabel Boone both residents of Frederick Route 2 Rover J Dickson aged 40 and Viola Moore aged 34 The Walkersville 4 H club held a Monday meeting with a pasture quiz a pledge reading and a social hour The note mentions railcars and several individuals in Washington and Baltimore in 1942
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Nevin Robert
Mother Avenue
This City
Lydia Isabel Boone
Frederick
Rover J. Dickson
Lord Viola Moore
Washington
Walkersville
4-H
Leo Duvall
Leroy Flickinger
Russell Martz
Staley Hahn
Dr. Pepper Ten Shows Championship Form
Dr. Pepper Ten of the City Softball League blanked F I S 6 0 at Baker Park to claim first place while Battlers moved to second. Rattlers produced four hits and a sacrifice for three runs in the third inning as the contest ended early for F I S.
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Cook
Esterly
E. Rhoderick
National League Scores From Brooklyn to Chicago
National League results show Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 and St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 0 with Cincinnati at Chicago on schedule. Only clubs listed are scheduled to play.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Eixen Marke
Yanks Defeat A's and Nats Blank Remains Unchanged
The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 2 as SP Spurgeon Chandler allowed seven hits and received nine walks from Athletics pitchers. Bill Johnson drove in two, Nick Etten and Charley Keller added key RBIs, while Chandler fanned several batters in a dominant outing. In other scores, Detroit lost to Chicago as the White Sox surged to third with a 7-5 win, while Boston shut out Washington 2-0 behind Judd’s steady mound work and a Fox homer. Cleveland edged St Louis 2-1 in knuckleballer Wiggeling’s duel, aided by late bullpen support from Caster and Ostermueller.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
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Spud) Chandler
Yankees
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John Burrows
Bill Johnson
Chandler Hid
George Stirnweiss
Nick Etten
Charley Keller
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Sears
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Browns
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Tribe
George Caster
Fritz Ostermueller
R. HE
St Louis
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Smith
Naymick
Rosar
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Pitching
AP leaders list shows batting leaders with Musial and DiMaggio. pitching leaders include Newsom and Judd. Notable figures: DiMaggio Pittsburgh hits, runs, and home runs. Musial St Louis with high overall averages. Kellner Cleveland and Wakefield Detroit among others with top doubles and hits.
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Wolfpack vs Price Bros in City Softball League
In the City Softball League action today, the Wolfpack faces Price Bros with both clubs aiming for early standings as the Dr Pepper fueled season opener showcases F. J. and S. impact.
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Wolfpack Vs
Price Bros
Roundup of sports notes and figures from June
A long roundup of sports items, figures, and anecdotes from New York dated June 11. It covers baseball one run games, costs of horse saliva tests, a major trotting horse deal for Austin Hanover, Mike Bellois returning to boxing, a bid scene at MacArthur Stadium, Red Cross medals in golf history, Elmer Ferguson on Gunder Haegg, naval prize funds for the USS Norfolk, and other varied sports tidbits from 1940s era.
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Austin Hanover
Plans set despite official call off for major event
Longest major league batting streak in 20 years was 25 games by Charley Grimm of Pittsburgh. Dain Clay, the Phillies outfielder from a Cards trade later to the Reds, once hit a ball from home to right field wall 322 feet at Houston. Bucky Harris would be pleased to reach that distance. Manager Al Weill invited Lew Hanbury, the Washington lightweight, for tonight's Armstrong-Angolt Aghi, and he received a telegram: "Mom and pop will take the train with Lew."
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Dain Clay
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Cards
Reds
Houston
Bucky Harris
al Weill
Lew’ Hanbury
Washington
Wire
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Wins Across Leagues
Oscar Judd pitched Red Box to a three-hits shutout of the Senators for his sixth win. Des Kelleway led White Sox’s 17-hit attack on the Tigers with a triple, double and single and solid fielding. Widownson doubled twice for the Yankees including a two-base hit with bases loaded in the second, paving a victory over the Athletics. Mickey Owen went four-for-four for the Dodgers against the Braves. Max Lanier shut out the Pirates on six hits with nine strikeouts and drove in two runs. Mike Kreevich added two hits for the Brewers in a run-scoring contest with the Indians. A fox rid itself of fleas by biting wood then releasing it as it submerged, fleas taking refuge on the wood.
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Yankees
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Pirates
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Brewisz
Indians
Dodgers Win Behind Durocher Return in Tight Rub
The Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Boston Braves 4 to 3 as Leo Durocher returned at shortstop for Brooklyn. Louis Newsom pitched well in relief for his seventh win, while Javery Donovan Polan and Newsom Macon Owen shared the battery duties.
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