Frederick High School Fall To Hagerstown In Thriller
In a capacity crowd benefit basketball game at the local gymnasium Frederick High School lost to Hagerstown 32 to 21 after a late jumper by Carey. Frederick led 21 to 20 at halftime but injuries slowed star Jim Kline who reentered briefly before leaving again with an ankle sprain. Hagerstown pulled ahead in the third quarter and held on for the upset win, while Frederick’s foul shooting and misplays sealed the Cadets’ fate. Referee Levey. scorers J Brown. attendance large with Red Cross donations.
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Jim Kline
Joss
Frederick High School
Hagerstown High School
Red Cross
Hagerstown
Jack Griffin
Carey
Hagers' Town
Frederick
Kline
Zimmerman
Frederick H
G. F
Garrett
J. Kline
E. Thomas
Joe Griffin
Norwood
B. Esworthy
B. Talley
Hagerstown H
F. Tp Ausherman
Geer
McFarland
Hoffman
G. L
Priest
Fuss
Levey
Dodds
J. Brown
Middletown Comes Back to Beat Maryland School for the Deaf
Middletown High School basketball rallied from a first half deficit to defeat the Maryland State School for the Deaf 41 to 27 on the Valley court. The Silentees led 13-12 after one quarter and 22-18 at halftime before a late surge with a tightened zone defense. Coach Ramsburg inserted seconds and vari ty lineups to counter the M.S.D. attack. Tuesday, Middletown hosts Brunswick High School for boys and girls doubleheader.
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Middletown High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Valley Court
Silentees
Ramsburg
Brunswick High School
Middletown
Blue Team Wins in Armory Rifle Matches
The Blue team scored over the Reds and Whites Friday night at the State Armory in Freder ick Rifle Club competition. Fred Burchett led individuals with 270, Carroll Kinsey 268, Frank Keefer 86 for standing and Arthur Hargett a perfect prone score as standout performances.
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Frederick Rifle Club
State Armory
Fred Burchett
Carroll Kinsey
Frank Keefer
Arthur Hargett
Palmer son of Bogth Africa station unconfirmed
In Sicily a brief note mentions Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Palmer of 112 East street, briefly stationed somewhere in Bogth Africa. The text is fragmentary, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
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Figt. Palmer
Charles D. Palmer
East Street
Wis
Bogth
Dempsey the Nonpareil of Collar-and-Elbow Wrestling
From Ireland to New York Dempsey known as the Nonpareil rose as a famed lightweight and early boxing icon. The article recounts pivotal bouts with LaBlanche and Fitzsimmons, a two-ring New Orleans duel, and Dempsey’s rise at Harry Hull’s resort before moving to boxing. It cites his height, weight, birthplace, and the quote Get mad you cannot fight unless mad.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
John Kelly
Sullivan
McAuliffe
LaBlanche
San Francisco
Fitz
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Ruby Robert
Youll
Ireland
Brooklyn
Harry Hull
New York
Eddie Meehan
Revere Hall
Boston
London
Jack McAuliffe
Johnny Reagan
Long Island
Beach
County Kaldare
Portland
Ore
Mountaineers Triumph 37 27 Over American U In MD Conference
Mount St Marys College edged American University 37 to 27 to reach the Mason-Dixon Conference final. Lacking reserves, the game was slow with few thrills as Peter Clark led with 12 points and American U used no substitutes. The Mountaineers led 19-18 at halftime and later defeated Washington College 32-27 to reach the semifinal. American eliminated Gallaudet 39-20 in the first round.
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Baltimore
Mt. St Mary's College
American University of Washington
Mason-Dixon
American U
J U
Mountaineers
Peter Clark
St. Mary's
Washington College
Gallaudet
Fairly Even Competition In Big Ten Conference
University of Iowa coach Edward F. Slip Madigan predicted a fair level of parity in the Big Ten next fall. He noted Navy trainees may boost some schools while others lose veterans, and he suggested the possibility of conference schedule revisions to add service team games.
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Big Ten
San Francisco
Edward F
Madigan
University of Iowa
Chicago
Iowa City
Iowa
Ohio State
Indiana
Purdue
Navy
City Bowling League Latest Results
Thomas Co. defeated Bennies 2 to 1 while Ox Fibre beat Moose 2 to 1. Kaufman edged Urbana 2 to 1 as Geisers routed Farmers 3 to 0.
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Thomas Co
Bennies
Moose
Kaufman
Urbana
Geisers
Kaufman's
Fox
Geiser’s
Geiser's
Baseball Payrolls in 1940s: Profit or Red Ink?
WHITNEY MARTIN weighs the economics of major league baseball after wage cuts. He notes potential payroll savings offset by higher costs from spring training travel, food, tickets, and equipment, plus uncertain attendance. He cites the Yankees as an outlier with top stars, then questions overall profitability if fan interest wanes. Dodgers sale interest adds a contrasting note.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Balmier Climes
Yankees
Athletics
Phils
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Red Ruffing
Uncle Sam
Dodgers
Hornsby denies luring players to Vera Cruz Club
Mexico City March 3 P Rog ers Hornsby newly appointed manager of the Vera Cruz Club of the Mexican Baseball League tonight denied criticism by Leo T Miller general manager of the Syracuse New York team of the International League that he is luring players away from organized baseball. Hornsby said I have nothing to do with signing any players in Mexico. My duties consist only of managing and teaching the fundamentals of the game.
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Hornsby
Mexico City
Rogers Hornsby
Vera Cruz
Leo T. Miller
Syracuse
International League
Miller
Antonio Rodriguez
Mexico
Treating Seeds Before Planting Saves Doctoring Vegetables Later
Henry L. Pree advises home gardeners to treat vegetable seeds before sowing to prevent seedborne diseases and reduce damping off. Using dry chemical powders such as red copper oxide and zinc oxide coats seeds, sterilizes surrounding soil, and allows storage until planting. Dosages vary by seed size, follow manufacturer instructions, with small seeds needing less. Seed treatment promises larger yields and stronger plants by reducing thinning and weak stands.
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Henry L. Pree
NEA
Apply Peach Curl Spray This Spring College Park
Maryland growers not applying spray last fall should treat peach trees this spring while dormant and above 40 degrees F. Dr. W F Jeffers advises using lime sulfur or Elgetol with specific dilutions to combat peach leaf curl caused by a dormant stage fungus, with adjustments if San Jose or terrapin scale are present.
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College Park
Maryland
W. F. Jeffers
University of Maryland Extension Service
San Jose
Galento Granted Limited Army Service in Newark
Tony Galento was told by the army he could serve only in a limited capacity, disappointing him as he sought combat. The heavyweight, 261 pounds, owns an Orange New Jersey tavern and turns 34 March 12 with one son. He wanted Marines or any service but was refused active duty. McKaig Mountaineers beat New Market Boy Scouts 39 to 23 in a Parkway school court game.
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Newark
N. J
Tony Galento
Army
Marines
Navy
Coast Guard
Galento
Orange
Tony, Jr
McKaig
McKaig Mountaineers
New Market Boy Scouts
Parkway
Frederick
Practical Talk On Use Of Hybrid Corn
Albin O Kuhn of the Maryland Extension Service will discuss hybrid corn background and use at the Pomo na Grange quarterly meeting in New Market next Saturday. The program aims to explain why hybrids outperform open pollinated varieties amid a feed shortage this year. The afternoon features Kuhn's talk after morning business and nine subordinate Grange reports, with New Market Grange hosting luncheon. Pomona degree will be conferred on Lewistown Grange candidates next Wednesday night.
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Albin O Kuhn
University of Maryland Extension Service
Pomona Grange
New Market
Grange
Frederick County
Kuhns
New Market Grange
Pomona
Lewistown
Oil Shipment to Spain Reported, Source Says
Philadelphia reports a quarter million gallons of high grade Pennsylvania lubricating oil has been loaded at an east coast port for transfer to Spain in the coming days. The Record cites an indisputable source claiming the move contradicts the policy publicly endorsed by the State Department.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
Spain
State Department
Exhibition Game Set on Frederick High Court Monday
Middletown High School meets Camp Derrick Officers on Frederick High School court at 8:30 PM in an exhibition basketball game. Mexico produces 600000 tons of steel annually and is the leading steel making nation south of the Rio Grande.
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Middletown High School
Camp Derrick Officers
Frederick High School
Mexico
Rio Grande
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Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Maryland
Farmers Supply CO
Workersville, Maryland
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Frederick, Ma
Delphey
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Buel M. Gardner
Rockville, Md
J. E. Kelly
Alfalfa
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Timothy
P.L. Hargett & Co
Market St
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Virginia
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Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Md
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North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Southern States
Turkey
Southern States Cooperative
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