4 H Club Basketball League Northern D Division Results
Results from Wednesday show Creagerstown 18 and Unionville 16, Rocky Ridge 15 and Walkersville 12, New Midway 32 and Mt. Pleasant 31. Monday games at FHS Gym pit Creagerstown against Rocky Ridge, New Midway against Walkersville, and Liberty against Mt. Pleasant.
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Creagerstown
Unionville
Rocky Ridge
Walkersville
New Mid
Mt. Pleasant
FHS
New Midway
Liberty
Brunswick
F. T. B. Hagan
F. P. Roby
M. Carey
E. Brooks
M. Deener
P. Tuckner
G. H. Joy
L. Rohrback
Middletown
Creagerstown Johnson
McAllister
F. Mt. Pleasant
Schroyer
Leatherman
Frushour, Smith
Y Young
Shank
Ansaremn
Helma Hann Bowers
Timer
L. Bowers
M. Howe
Frederick High School
Creagerston
Hemby
Qa. Flanigan
Valley League latest results and bird survey notes
Lawson Motors beat Ox Ca 6 Ramsby Weld 3 Mt. Pleasant 0 Walkersville 3 Ideal Garage 0 Farmers Sup 2 Fred Co Prod q Country Club 1 Eagles 2. High team score 1 708 by R Eyler Walkersville 355 in high individual game and 405 in high individual match. Thirty one bird species and one subspecies counted on a Shenandoah National Park winter day.
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Lawson Motors
Ox Ca
Ramsby Weld
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Ideal
Farmers Sup
Fred. Co
Eagles
Lawson
R. Eyler
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Pts Lawson. Motsis
Farmers Supply
Country Club
Ox Co
Eagles Ramsburgs
Mt. Pleasant Fred, Co
Il Ideal’ Garage
Arcade Bowling League Thursday Division Results and 1950 U S farm crops
In the Thursday division Cota-Cola swept Quality Cls 3 0 while Ebert's edged Stup Exide 2 1 and Diamond Cab beat Scratch 3 0. High single game was 134 by V Hahn, with P Anders of Stull Exide claiming high individual set. Ebert's posted top team game and set 380 and 1657. Friday division saw Lawson Gar 3 High Rock 2 C B O RR 1 and Cline Contr 2 Mtgg Co 5 Church Hill 2 Farmall 1. Also noting 1950 crop cash receipts totaled about 28 million dollars to U S farmers.
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Cota-Cola
Quality Cl's
Ebert's
Stup Exide
Diamond Cab
Scratch
Sears
Falk Grace
V. Hahn
P. Anders
Stull Exide
Ebert
Lawson Gar
High Rock, Cb,& O. RR
Stop Gulf
Cline Contr
Mtgg. Co
Church Hill
Farmall
U. S
W. L. Pet
Lawson Garage
Stup Guilt
High Rock
Mtgg, Co. Five
Cline Contractors VM
Fry
Grove
Lawson
Oae al
Three Small Schools Join NIT Field
Beloit Dayton and Lawrence Tech joined the National Invitation Tournament field as of today with the final 12 teams to be named by Saturday. Possible contenders include Oklahoma A and M St Louis La Salle Cincinnati and either New York U or Fordham.
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New York
Beloit
Dayton
Lawrence Tech
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma A. & M
St. Louis
la Salle
Cincinnati
New York U
Fordham
Detroit
North Carolina State
Brigham Young
Arizona
St. John's
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
al & M
Aggies
NYU
Garden
Asa Bushnell
Soap Box Derby Veterans Meet to Kick Off 1951 Derby
Veterans of the Tri-County Soap Box Derby will attend a meeting Friday at 1 p.m. at Key Chevrolet Salesroom, 106 East Patrick Street. The event, organized by the 1951 derby director Joe Baker and assistant director Joe Lebherz, includes representatives from the News-Post and Key Chevrolet.
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Frederick
Basil
Day
Tsb
Peter Fahrney
Will Main
Peter
West College Terrace
Paul Sorlien
Fargo
S. D
Paul Jackson
Columbia
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
Darby
Joe Baker
Joe Lebherz
News-Post
Key Chevrolet
Baker
Lincoln Tigers Beat Winchester Five in Hard Fought 49 41
Lincoln High School Tigers defeated Winchester Virginia’s colored interscholastic varsity 49 to 41 Tuesday night. Storer College’s women’s team from Harpers Ferry beat the Lincoln girls 65 to 31 in a co sponsored Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Totalists and officials listed.
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Lincoln High School Tigers
Winchester
Virginia
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Lincoln
Local leader sources reveal agreement reached in St Louis
Earlier talks concluded in St Louis and the official statement announced the deal. He said he is quite pleased with the agreement and declined to comment on reports of a $30,000 payment.
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Ais St. Louis
Heart of Maryland League Meeting Tuesday
The Heart of Maryland Baseball League calls a Tuesday meeting at 8 p m at the Frederick YMCA. President W E Norris urges the seven current teams to sign on and aims to add a eighth club to complete a seven team loop for 1951 play. The league, led by Airy, backed by veteran leadership, had a strong last season and promoted baseball in Frederick and Carroll counties. Officials seek representatives of capable young adult teams to attend the meeting and join the circuit.
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Damascus
Middletown
Poolesville High
Montgomery County
Brunswick
Valley Girls
Williamsport
Boonsboro-Williamsport
Damascus G. F
Gladhill
McNabb
Abrahams
Cline
Cobrentz
Burdette
Gelauter
T Kline
Bell
Butts
Davis
Adams
Vash Beall
Pryor
Ft Eckard
Grams
Cunningham
Lovelace
Manuel
Powlesville
Chaney
Tardugno
Foster
Halley
Luther Murray
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Frederick
W. E. Norris
Norris
Airy
Heart of Maryland
Carroll
Loop
Thurmont Bowler Takes First in Arcade Handicap
Thurmont bowler Ered Chicorz wins $100 first prize with a 640 total in Arcade Bowling Alleys handicap tournament. Seven cash prizes share $2 in entry fees with Jim Markle of Frederick taking $35 for 686. Phil Myers of Frederick earns $25 with 680, Jack Davis of Frederick $19 with 672, two tied for sixth between E Fuller of Walkersville and J Crampton.
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Ered Chicorz
Thurmont
Chicorz
Jim Markle
Frederick
Phil Myers
Jack Davis
E. Filler
Walkersville
J. Crampton
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Frederick County
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for several property sales. Oscar C Braydenburg and others sold to Samuel Routzahn the south side of Main Street Myersville. George T Toms estate valued around 12500. Abraham H Dere sold to Wilbur L Belts a 14 1 2 acre farm in Singanore district about 10800. John W Smith and wife sold to Albert C Wiles 21 acres in Singanore district about 7000. Fires burned 330531 acres of U S national forests in 1950.
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Oscar C. Brandenburg
Samuel L. Routzahn
Main Street
Myersville
Routzahn
George T. Toms
Abraham H. Dere
Wilbur L. Belts
Singanore
John Wils Smith
Albert C. Wiles
U. S. National Forests
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Valley League
Arcade Bowling League
Ams
Falk Grocery
Lincoln ‘Tigers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Basil Day
Main
Akron
Ohio
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I Palmer
EL IR
Leakins
Foreman
Timer—Carter
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Wwe Police
Holland
Tigers
Carpenter
M. Willis
Creshaw
Storer Sextet
RT Qi
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Lee
B. Brown
Waters
C. Hill
Watkins
Bryant
Cury
Addison
Jasens Boles
Sewell
Prather
Stephenson
Snowball
B. Sewell
Cooke
A. Hill
Preece
Lincoln J. Brown
BERRA
W. Hall
Phoenix
Ariz
the Carroll
A. Hall
C. Ambush
Yogi Berra
Yank
Aerowax
Little America
Cavell’s
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Limas
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Heart of Maryland League Meeting
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