Detrick Five Leads League With Three Close Wins
Detrick’s Enlisted Men beat Ox Fibre 34-33 to seal first place in the County Basketball League while the Officers edged Price Bros. 34-32 to keep the Precisionists from a late surge. Middletown crushed Wolfpack 45-29, leaving the Pack in last. Tar kow scored the decisive goal in the final minute of the Officers game.
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Camp Detrick
Ox Fibre
Detrick
Price Bros
Middletown
Wolfpack
Schugrue
Dodds
Jensen
Tuck
Tarkow
Derrick O's
F. TP. Johnson
J. Ivey
F Young
Naylor
Dorrell
C. Falconer
C. Beveridge
G Tarkow
G. Gearhardt
Angleberger
Esworthy
Brish
Salter
Detrick O's
Detrick E
Mount St. Marys Five Defeats Colonials In Tournament Opener
Mount St. Marys College defeated Washington College 32 to 27 in a Mason-Dixon Conference first round game. Trailing 23-13 at halftime the Shoremen tied the score at 26 with eight minutes left before Earl Steigerwalt sparked a closing Mount rally. American University earned a semifinal berth by routing Gallaudet 39-20, while Catholic University beat Delaware 60-47.
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Baltimore
Mount St. Marys College
Washington College
Mason-Dixon
Shoremen
Washington
Bull Mullineaux
Bill McDaniel
Earl Steigerwalt
Giant Mount
American University
Tomorrow Night
American U
Gallaudet
Mounts
Catholic University
Emmitsburg
Delaware
Eight Team Bracket Finalized for National Invitation Tourney
The eight team bracket for the national invitation basketball tournament at Madison Square Garden was completed today with Bowling Green and Canisius added. The dates March 18 to 20 22 and 26 were set for the games.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Bowling Green
Canisius
Baseball pricing shifts hit major league fans in New York
New York sports column notes 1943 admission hikes due to government tax while basic prices stay, with higher overall costs from added tax. It argues clubs may adjust prices if attendance falls and points to the Phillies first to raise prices as they adapt to wartime conditions and manpower limiting star players.
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New York
Kankakee
Yankee Stadium
Senators
Madison Square Garden
The
Phils
Shanghai
Frederick High Quints Fall at Brunswick in Local Meet
Frederick High School lost both boys and girls varsity games at Brunswick. The Cadets 34 30 to the Railroader Jayvees and the Cadettes 34 23 to Brunswick girls. Garrett led Frederick with 12 points, while Brookes added 10 for Brunswick. Half time was tied 14 14 before Brunswick pulled away. Badger paced the Brunswick girls with most shots and led a decisive second half surge.
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Brunswick
Frederick High School
Jayvees
Zimmerman
Railroaders
F. H. S. American Legion
Brookes
Frederick
P. Badger
Brunswick Girls
Miss Badger
B. Nuse
Shock
Bennett
Garrett
Miller
Hane
Tucker
Schindel
Gordon
Brachey
Kaetzel
I Handley
Geo
Smith G
Ballenger
F. H. S. Jayvees
Younkins
E. Cook
Shipley
A. Cook
Ay Marendt
Qoany Garrett
R. Cook
Norwood
Whipp
I Bruchey
Thomas
Ai Thomas
Moorempire
Baltimore Five Hands Beat State School In Tight Win
The Baltimore Silents defeated the Maryland School for the Deaf 51 to 36 at Southern High School, avenging a February loss on MS D’s home floor. Alumni Snyder and Potts played for Baltimore, tying the past to the present as Christ Church claimed a personal victory on the Silentees’ court.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Christ Methodist Church For the Deaf
Baltimore
Frederick Silentees
Southern High School
Monumental
Baltimore Silents
Christ Church
M.S. S D
Snyder
Silentee
Hawke
Bankert
Ferrell
F. Hook
Holler
McKenney
Walters
Bowman
Oil Gee
Tp Snyder
Barrack
Brigman
Fou
iEmmizer
Mohr
Potts
Erdman
Foxwell
Smith
Knowles
Scoer
T. Elliott
Washington Cathedral slaying confessed by handyman
Police chief Edward J. Kelly reported that a Black handyman admitted fatally beating Miss Catherine Cooper Reardon in the Washington Library basement near the Cathedral. The 37-year-old William and Mary graduate was found slain after being struck, chased, and dragged into a steampipe pit.
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Washington
Edward J. Kelly
Washington Cathedral
Catherine Cooper Reardon
William and Mary College
Woodrow Wilson
Kelly
Poice
Miss Reardon
Orioles Solve Second Base Problem With Reclassifying Monaco
Baltimore manager Tommy Thomas announced that second base issues are resolved after San Antonio draft board reclassified Blas Monaco to 4-F. Sammy Bell, from Charlotte, informed Thomas he was quitting baseball. The IL club signed 12 players, including Howard Red Moss from the Giants for Joe Becker, plus Lefty Swift and Sherman Lotlar. More signees followed. Buck Frierson plans to stay on his Texas farm. Pitchers and catchers to report mid March, with regulars due March 20.
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Baltimore
Tommy Thomas
Baltimore Orioles
Blas Monaco
San Antonio
Texas
Sammy Bell
Charlotte NC
Thomas
Howard Red Moss
New York Giants
Joe Becker
Burton
Lefty
Sherman Lotlar
Bob
Buck) Frierson
Lst
Frierson
Inter-Church League Results and Standings
In Buckeystown and Middletown the Inter Church League MEN and LADIES divisions report mixed results with Evan Reformed and Methodist suffering losses while Grace Reformed and Lutheran post high scores. Notable statistics include Miss Jane Boyne of Methodist setting top women marks and Grace Reformed and Lutheran leading team pinfalls.
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Buckeystown
Evan
Lutherang
Presbyterian
Methodist
Middletown
St John’s
Middletown Lath
Fast Baptist
Grace Reformed
Presbyterian Methodist
Evan Reformed
First Baptist
Lutheran
Buchesstown
St Johns
Vc Butcher
J Steele
Jane Boyne
Middletown Faith
Furst Baptist
Methodist Ant Presbyterian Qi
U Ret
Calvary Methodist
GT Fl Lutheran i
St. Johns Vt
Beeystown
Fivet Baptist
Thurmont Public Sale of Antiques and Modern Furniture
A public sale at Laura M Wisotzkey's Thurmont Maryland home is set for Saturday March 11 at 1230 p m. The catalog lists antiques including a haircloth settee walnut chest of drawers six flowered back canoe seat chairs twelve wooden seat chairs a spinning wheel copper kettle ironstone ware dishes and glassware two rifles two army muskets one with bayonet sword relics of the Civil War and modern furniture such as a drop head Singer sewing machine A B Chase organ four beds bed springs two bureaus buffet sideboard extension table two end tables three stands three radios two coal stoves a Penn range lawn mower kitchen utensils glassware and other items. Terms are cash.
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Thurmont
Singer
A. B. Chase
Ees Gilissware
Cash
Laura M Wisotzkey
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Sarah R. Tinney
Sarah R Tinney
Frederick
Groves Md
Red Cross
John A. O'Brien
John W. Null
Amos A. Holter
Medford
Maud
Dan
Doll
Pet
Tops
Nancy
Coley
Durham
John Deere
Osborne Mower
Brillien
Fairbanks
Wilson
Keystone
Copeland
Maytag
F. L. Carfman
Harry Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Newsom Not Signed By A s and A s
The Bobo Newsoms visited Philadelphia briefly, left without contract talks, aiming to discuss rent and baseball plans. Newsom, 35, 4-F, rumored to consider business, and wife Ruth spoke of a moonlit visit, while his eyes stayed on a potential return to baseball with the Athletics via a traded deal from the Senators for Roger Wot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Bobo Newsoms
Contry
Bobo
Desmond
Tean
TLE
Mack
Detrei
South Carolina
Newsom
Joul
Ruth Griffiths
McKeesport
Newsoms
Ruth
Boho
Brooklyn Dodger
Leo Durocher
St Lomsx Browns
Catoctin Women Rifle Club Beats Walkersville Team
In a State Armory match on Wednesday night the Catoctin Women's Rifle Club defeated the Walkersville men's team by a score of 1 154 to 1 118. Connie Mack commented on awaiting decisive plans as Washington noted a few days to decide.
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Ballenger 4-H
Frederick
Parkway School
Poolesville
Staley All-Stars
Frederick DeMolay
Parkwey
Washington
Connie Mack
Catoctin
Walkersville
State Armory
Massive 1944 Maryland farm auction offers livestock and gear
An estate sale near Frederick detailing 12 horses and cattle, multiple farm implements, wagons, harness, dairy fixtures, and extensive household goods. The auction lists a long lineup of John Deere equipment, carriages, plows, mowers, and a large amount of antiques and kitchenware with cash terms and on-site removal after settlement.
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Delphey’s
West Patrick &T
H. S
Worthington
Hann
Gladhill
Thompson
Rhoderick
Barger
Moore
Gilbert and Barger
Mert
London
Brendan Bracken
Britain
United States
Bracken
Vatican
Rome
Holy City
Vatican Radio
Jaynes
America
Acta
Chip
de. D
Jayne & Bon
Vine St
Phila
HOME
Kemtone
ITO Supplies
Martin Senour
Hollander
East
Patrick Street
Orioles
Ster of
Ritty Foyle
Robert Ryan
Ruth Hussey
Martha R Raye
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State Theatre Middletown
Inter-Church League
Fist Baptist
Middletown Luth
Bekeystown
Bucketstown
Grace Reid Presbyterian
Co. Basketball League
A’s
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
Seabees
City Opera House
Raemont
Jada
Silver Spurs
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
John Carrioge
Phyllis Brooks
James Cagney
Johnny Come
William Lohr
Route 15
Elmer D. Bollinger
Trout
Ralph Weybright
Church of Brethren
Lewistown
Irene Mullican
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