Coast Guard to Meet Olmsted Flyers Here Thursday
Curtis Bay Coast Guard basket ball team finally lands a sought after game against the Olmsted Flyers of Middletown Pa in a big benefit program for the United Service Organizations at the State Armory. Referee Pat Kennedy will preside with Camp Detrick and Edgewood Arsenal squads in prelims. Ticket prices range 25 to 30 cents with service members paying 25 cents.
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Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Olmstead Flyers
Middletown
Air Service Command
State
Coast Guard
Flyers
Sergi
Sadowski
Kennedy
Pat Kennedy
Camp Detrick
Edgewood Arsenal
Dick Bowlus
Junior Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
United Service Benefit
Maryland State Guard
Sergi Tupes
Pvt. Lispi
Olmsted
Bowlus
Jaycee
Daniel Praete
Olmsted Field
United Service Organizations
Frederick Lillis
Frederick
Curtis Bay
Olmsted Flyers
Coast-To-Coast Pro Grid League Discussed
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports a meeting to organize a new major professional football league across the coast to coast, to be held within 30 days here. Ten men were to attend. no start until 1945 and Pittsburgh not planned as a franchise.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
National League
Mountaineers Win Mason Dixon Tourney Triumph
Mount St. Mary’s basketball team won the Mason-Dixon tournament with a 40-39 victory over Loyola College in Baltimore on Saturday night. Jim Lacy scored 19 for Loyola, while Pete Clark led the Mount with 4 tallies as they extended their winning streak to nine.
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Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's
Navy ViPers
Loyola College
Catholic U
Mounts
Loyola Friday Night
Gallaudet
Jim Lacy
Loyola
Pete Clark
Mount St. Mary's College
Navy
Mason-Dixon
Mount Representatives
Wish Galvin
Mountaineers
Evergreen
Army Navy duel dominates IC-4A indoor meet in New York
In Madison Square Garden Army cadets captured 47 points to win the IC-4A indoor title, with Navy second at 36 and Dartmouth third at 18 as 24 eastern colleges competed. Bill Hulse led early in the mile before Gil Dodds surged to victory in 4:10.2, while Don Burnham and Ed Conwell repeated titles in the 60 yard dash and other events, respectively.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
West Point
Navy
Dartmouth
Army
Bill Hulse
Hulse
Gil Dodds
Boston
Dodds
Don Burnham
Ed Conwell
Athletics move to McCurdy Field add coaching depth
The Athletics prepare for McCurdy Field with added coaching talent as prospects dwindle. Earle Brucker joins a list including Earl Mack Al Simmons Lena Blackburn Chief Benny and Dave Keefe. Ray Gardner weighs a bid despite Connie Mack’s “young man” view as Earl Mack nudges him toward the A’s. Wee Willie Wilkin heads to Marine Corps duty. George Marshall to hire a coach after March 15. Nine Maryland horses remain eligible for the Kentucky Derby. Navy V-12 wins Mason-Dixon title at Baltimore, Mount St Mary’s overcoming key absences with Wish Galvin scoring the decisive goal in a 40-329 win.
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Athletics
McCurdy Field
Earle Brucker
Earl Mack
al Simmons
Lena Blackburn
Chief Bender
Dave Keefe
Ray Gardner
Connie Mack
Ray
Wee Willie Wilkin
Washington Redskins
Marine Corps
George Marshall
Plane crash near Gaithersburg kills two
A single engine plane crashed near Gaithersburg killing civilian flight instructor Bradnor Cecil Mott, 29, of Union City, Tenn, and his companion Mrs. Lillian Fite of Lancaster, Pa. The two were identified by Montgomery County police and Civilian Aeronautics authorities opened an investigation.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Bradnor Cecil Mott
Embry Riddle Field
Union City
Tenn
Lillian Fite
Lancaster
Victor Fite
Mott
Essex
Columbia
Fite
Gillis Owings
Civilian
Frederick High mounts solid campaign as Cadets edge toward season end
Frederick High School basketball under coach Skip Zimmerman posts a .722 record with 12 wins and losses. Despite a setback to Western High School 37-21, the Cadets boast a largely road schedule and strong defense led by seniors Jack Griffin and Joe Griffin.
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Brunswick High
Railroad Center
Frederick High School
Skip Zimmerman
Western High School
Washington
Washiogtonians
Maryland State School
Armory
Charles Town High School
Charles Town
W. Va
Middletown High School
Middletown
Hagerstown
H. S&s
State Armory
M.s.3.d
M.S.S.D
F.H.S
Harpers Ferry
St. Mary's of
Jack Griffin
Bill Talley
James Kline
Bernard Elworthy
Joe Griffin
Eugene Engle
John Hoffman
Harry Rowe
Ralph Shipley
Stanley Gaver
Sophmore
Eddie Thomas
Charles Shook
James Bowers
Sophmores
William Norwood
Frank Garrett
Jack Fleischman
Robert Marendt
Alan Routzahn
Kenneth Brachey
Edward Paugh
Cherie Harrison
Hitler orders reduced physical standards for army recruits
Soviet writer Ilya Ehrenberg reported in a broadcast that Adolf Hitler issued a secret order allowing men with crippling conditions to join the German Army. The decree states that fused fingers and club feet will no longer disqualify applicants and that thoracic malformations will not prevent service.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Ilya Ehrenberg
France
United States
Sports Roundup highlights Corcoran’s overseas sports tour
Whitney Martin reports Fred Corcoran, resuming his PGA duties, led a trio including Jack Sharkey and Lefty Gomez on a North Africa and Italy tour for U.S. servicemen. They gave about 150 shows, boosting morale and sports interest, with Gomez and Sharkey drawing eager questions and laughs from soldiers.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Fred Corcoran
Jack Sharkey
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Corcoran
P.G.A
U.S.C
North Africa
Italy
England
The
Red Cross
Sharkey
Lefty
Gomez
Gomes
Corp
Bonura
North
Africa
al Schacht
Schacht
Veteran trainer dies in Britain at 98
Newmarket England March 5 Mrs Ellen Chaloner 98 widow of jockey Tom Chaloner and mother of six sons including George Dick and Harry Chaloner dies She was the only woman in Britain ever to hold a horse trainer license and her son Tom Chaloner was a noted trainer
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Newmarket
England
Ellen Chaloner
Britain
Tom Chaloner
George
Harry
Tom
Radio Programs and Serial Tales On Evening Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio show titles and personalities across many programs. Includes Captain Midnight, Abe, Henry Taytor, Elayne Pradiscoli, West Waits, and others with varied genres from music Variety to news, comments, and kids’ serials.
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Abe Captain Midnight
Dorma Seiles
Dhs
Basic
WeNeas
Cor Lomins
Abe Chikdies
Waltyolu Quincey
Lal Abe Lyn Maia Chom
Drelestiaseybs
Bla Vaneing
Osa Bestia
Sullavva
Reoowat
Lawis
Vommenis
Cronettre
St John Cranillanhe
Parks
Sun
Abner Serkal
Pursler
Aiby
Ailene Pradiscoli
Shaw
Basie
Uch Holme & J. Watson
Imba
the Minutes
Voorhees
Guestaenbe Vourtte
Spa
Hohe
West Sursois
Ripleys
Ali
Ede
Renry
Mama Dlu
Pivedom
Qulanby
Monde-Pagwoods
Cbs-West
Dyremg
Aluste
Pi Manies
Nbe-Prsic
Brad Wartag
Remal
Record Number Of Night Frags In 1944 Baseball Schedule
New York reports a 91 night games schedule for the 1944 National League season, a 154-game wartime program running April 18 to October 1 with twilight tilts listed for Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and New York Brooklyn. Opening day April 18 features Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati among others. Night games begin May 10 at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, with a balanced spread through summer and eastern teams to the west May 10.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
West
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ad
Public health advisory urges treating bronchitis promptly with Creomulsion a non narcotic formula that soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm. The ad promises quick cough relief or a money back guarantee if it fails to help you sleep and rest.
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Adv
Wave of Upsets Sweep Final Weekend of College Hoops
Canisius fell 51 29 to Cornell as Temple and Oklahoma Aggies also lost to notable foes in the last weekend of the regular season. Navy edged Army 26 25 to spoil the unbeaten run, while Bowling Green and Canisius secured NCAA bids alongside Temple Arkansas and Pepperdine. Iowa State and Oklahoma tied for the Big Six title, Mt St Marys topped Loyola in the Mason–Dixon, and Washington dropped a Pacific Conference loss to Idaho.
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New York
Canisius
Temple
Oklahoma Aggies
Army
Ats
Navy
Cornell
Philadelphia
St Joseph's
Aggies
Northwestern
Duane Sickel
Iowa State
Oklahoma
State
Kansas
Sooners
Kentucky
Louisville
Tulane
Mt St Mary's
Loyola
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Dartmouth
California
Southwestern
Calverley boosts scoring as Rhode Island St meets Conn
Ernie Calverley of Rhode Island State raised his season total to 534 points in a game where his team lost to Connecticut. In Navy and Great Lakes programs, Norfolk Naval Training Station stretched its winning streak to 21 and Improve to 30 wins and 2 losses while Great Lakes moved to 32 wins and 2 losses. Scattered action continues this week but most clubs wrapped up regular campaigns last night.
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Arkansas
Rice
Duke
Ernie Calverley
Rhode Island State
Connecticut
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Norfolk Air Station
Curtis Bay
Great Lakes
Fast City Softball League Hopes For At Least Six Teams
Cyril Klein president says after a Friday YMCA meeting the Fast City Softball League may include six or more teams with a March 24 session to elect officers. Forfeit fees of five dollars are due. Applicants include two from Camp Detrick and the Frederick Iron & Steel Co. plans to return to park wars.
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C. Cyril Klein
U Unerd
Camp Detrick
Reedoerick Tailoring Company
Frederick Iron & Steel Co
Contender Tone 1643 Nor Represented Friday Night
Detrick Officers and Enlisted Men teams line up with a Navy camp unit as a prospective rival. Price Bros may skip competition. Dr Pepper defends title. Guy Ramsburg announced. Tailors represented by Frank James. Lt. Carter leads Derrick Officers. Sergt. Zawodsky filed the petition for Enlisted Men. Roy Wolf readies the Wolfpack for another race. Discussion focuses on raising player limits beyond 17 from last year. plant teams seek more eligible players. Umpires to be named at the March 24 meeting.
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Tone
Detrick
Navy
Army
Price Bros
Thomas Michael
Dr. Pepper
Guy Ramsburg
Frank James
Charles C. Carter
James W. Zawodsky
Roy L. Wolf
Wolfpack
Klein
Braddock 4-H Club Meets at Schaffer Home
February 26 meeting at Dorothy Schaffer residence featured Jesse Hammerly talking on 4-H club work and her Ireland trip. Community Show prizes awarded. Next meeting set for March 25 at 10 o clock.
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Braddock 4-H
Dorothy Schaffer
Jesse Hammerly
Ireland
Try Overnight Care for Miserable Colds Penetro Ad
Grandma used mutton suet medicine for colds coughing and aches. Modernized Penetro combines old base with updated medication. 250 price, double supply 350. Get Penetro.
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Mothera
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