Six-Team Armory League Sets Semifinal Matches Tomorrow
The County Basketball League’s second half features three Armory floor games as six teams duel for top positions led by the Enlisted Men and Distance contenders. Key players return for the Brushmakers and Derricks O's despite Rhoderick’s lingering leg issue. The opening games at 7 p.m. include Price Bros Camp Detrick Officers versus Ox Fibre Camp Detrick Enlisted Men and Wolfpack Middletown facing the same rivals with hopes of breaking ties for first place.
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Price Bros
Camp Detrick
Ox Fibre
Wolfpack-Middletown
Demchek
Jensen
Middletown
Wolfpack
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood
Dodds
Baltimore
Chick” Murray
Navy
Elworthy
Kline
Chick
Derrick O's
Dorrell
Johnson
Softball Leaguers To Meet On Friday
With snow on the ground City Softball Leaguers call an organization meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA. President C Cyril Klein announced by postcard that old teams will return and new ones may join. Junior League graduates and Camp Detrick teams are likely to participate. The league invites managers or sponsors to attend and enter the organized circuit.
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C. Cyril Klein
Kltin
Camp Detrick
Klein
Baker's Bowling League Results and Schedule
Buckeystown leads with 3 1 records over Stup Bros 2 as Jacobson’s and Amer Stores post wins. Everedy and Storm Shipley each win once. Kenholtz shut out Stup Bros. Coca Cola loses to Fred’k Junk. High game Charles Bell 143. high set Floyd Grove 350. team high game Frederick Junk Co 582. high team set Storm Shipley 1637.
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Jacobson's
Fred'k. Junk
Bill's Shop
Storm-Shipley
Buckeystown
Kenholtz
Stup Bros
Everedy
Amer
Coca Cola
Storm-Shipley Amer
Stores
Jacobson
Charles Bell
Floyd Grove
Frederick Junk Co
Storm Shipley
Pet
Giants Get Pitcher and Weatherly Accepted for Army Duty
In baseball notes Ken Brandell, a 22 year old right hander, was acquired by the New York Giants from their Jersey City farm club. Brandell posted 16 wins in 1941 with Salisbury and 11 in 1942 with Fort Smith. Roy Weatherly of the Yankees passed Selective Service medical and was accepted for general Army duty. Weatherly, married with a child, joins the Yankees after seven seasons with the Indians.
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Giants
New York
Ken Brandeil
New York Giants
Jersey City
Giant
Brandell
Salisbury
Fort Smith
Weatherly
Cleveland
Roy Weatherly
New York Yankee
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Court News Equity and Property Transfers List
Court reports show an absolute divorce bill between Alice R Kepler and James H Kepler and a series of property deeds transferring county and city parcels with nominal sums. Also included are war era social news items on a soldier’s grave injury, the falling birth rate after 1942, Byrd clarifying presidential intentions, and a Navy deck non skid garnet covering feature.
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Alice R. Kepler
Alice
Long
James H. Kepler
Julia M. Shafer
Helen L. Huffer
Earl Eby
Norman W. Tresler
Jacob D. Adams
Byron S. Stull
Robert P. Droneburg
John G. Droneburg
Henry W. Nusbaum
Charles M. Storm
Thornton A. Davis
toCharles W. Hahn
Countiy
David C. Klipp
Allfred C. Dean
Frederick High Girls Lose To Charles Town
Frederick High School girls travel to Charles Town West Virginia and lose 42 to 28. The game features numerous personal fouls and technicals with Frederick making six of sixteen free throws while Charles Town converts six of ten.
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Frederick High
Charles Town
Frederick High School
W. Va
Frederick Girls
Camp Detrick Beats Edgewood Arsenal in Tight Baltimore Game
Camp Detrick edged Edgewood Arsenal 45 to 43 Monday evening in Baltimore to claim the local soldiers’ win. Dodds of Camp Detrick led with a high-scoring effort as Edgewood’s quin tet struggled. a preliminary contest saw the Camp Detrick WACs beaten 20 to 15 by the Arsenal sisters in arms.
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Detrick
G. FL
Schugrue
F.H
Czarnecki
Hahn
Éawadsky
S. Worthington
F. Demcchek
G . H. Gladhill
Dodds
Smith
Mae ‘Lowe
Jewell
Edgewood Arsenal
C. Roderick
LE. Hawkins
Henry
Herring
Charles Town Girls
Dupin c
Chalmers
F. Frame
Brown F . Bruntwanger
Hoe
Midlo
Marshall
D. Reininger
Harold
Detrick Wac
H. Reininger
G. Tp
McKee
G. Connor
F . Brown
G. MecGuire
Brackmann
Haddican
Boyer
Uv Lee
Clarke
Hershey
Wamsley
St Johns Five Defeats DeMolay Quint in Rough Game
On St Johns High School court the Johnnies beat the DeMolay quintet 26 to 19 Tuesday night. A return match on a neutral court is planned soon. Baer led with ten points as the Johnnies fed him well while DeMolay altered its lineup.
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St. John’s High School
Johnnies
DeMolay
Baer
Trenton Handicap To Carry $50,000 Purse
Camden, N. J. Feb 29 GP Garden State Park announces a Trenton Handicap next August 26 with a $50,000 added purse. The race for three year olds and upwards will be one of the richest in New Jersey and the feature event of the meeting.
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Camden
N. J
Garsden State Park
Trenton
Eugene Mors
Garden State
South Jersey
New Jersey
Garden State 50-day meeting runs July to September
Garden State's 50 day meeting runs July 5 through September 9. The track previously hosted three $10,000 specials, with champions Champion Whirlaway in 1942 and Aonbarr winning last year. Garden State opened in 1942 just before a War Production Board deadline and amid court actions. Promoters expect a new $100,000 gross prize event to draw top three year olds and older stakes, Mori notes.
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Garden State
Trenton
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Helen Hickman
Aonbarr
War Production Board
Mori
Florida
State School Girls Lose To Kendall Five
Maryland State School for the Deaf girls fell 7 to 28 to Kendall School in Washington, D C yesterday afternoon. Lou Jones of Frederick was the only steady scorer for MS SD. The Deaf team will not play a return game against Christ Methodist Church for the Deaf at Southern High School gym in Baltimore. The Baltimoreans were overwhelmed by the Silentees 54 remaining details unclear.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Kendall School
Lou Jones
The
Frederick
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Christ) Methodist Church For the Deaf
Southern High School
Baltimore
From where I sit Lem Martin's dog rampage over hens
A past week incident in which Lem Martin's dog killed four of Ed Carey's hens ends with Ed and Lem reconciling over beer. Ed planned to shoot the dog but they settled the quarrel calmly, with Lem offering apples to compensate. The narrator urges peaceful settlements over heated, violent reactions.
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Lem Martin
Ed Carey
Lem
Edo
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Wiretwister
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M. Spranich
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Thunderbolt
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Marsh Lee
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George Nusbaum
New Market-Libertytown State Road
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CTE
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