Widener Handicap Attracts 17 Starters In Florida
A large field faced withdrawal pressure as 5 horses scratched from the Widener Handicap at Hialeah, leaving 17 probable starters for the $50,000 added race. Alsab, Market Wise, and Midand head a strong slate of contenders among 22 nominated hopefuls for the mile and quarter event.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Florida
Httle
Alsab
George Cassidy
Hialeah
Midand
Challedon
Porter's Cap
Attention
Our Boots
Tufano
al Sabath
Chicago
Mutual
Widener
Big Pebble
Corning
Parker Corning
Whirlaway
Eastern Airlines
West Coast
C. S. Howard
Porter
W. L. Brann
Chalidon
Pictor
Kendall School Girls Overwhelm Maryland in Deaf Schools Buckeye Clash
Kendall School for the Deaf girls rolled to an 18-2 first half lead and defeated Maryland School for the Deaf 30-8 on the local court. Mull led with 22 points as Maryland managed only one basket in the second period and Jones scored all eight for Frederick.
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Kendall School For
Washington
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mull
Maryland School Lassies
Jones
Frederick
Elm Street
American Legion
Holy Name,Society Quint
St. John’s
V. Leitch
F. T. Middleton
Ss Gaver
T. Dixon
Brachey
Oy Jones
Haller Imes
Souih
C. Hill
Pough
Clevenger
Muller
Smith
Fleischman
D. Campbell
Grove
E — Gordon
Dronerburg. c
Wales
G. Bowling
Weitzel
Beevers
Fox
D. Mull
Tracey
G M. Hatch
Ditnoak
Holy Name
Scott
EB. Wood
Freed
Magee
Miller
McKenzie
Mask
Dixon
A. Myers
Jd. Goukes
Miss Long
Miss Henry
Ray
Brish
Pirates Bring Rookie School To Frederick In Spring
The Pittsburgh Pirates will run a free rookie baseball school at McCurdy Field from April 6 to 11 for young diamond aspirants. Sessions will be led by Pirates scouts including Bob Rice and Pie Traynor. About 40 to 50 players from Hornell and Oil City will attend, with several likely to earn Class D contracts.
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McCurdy Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Hering
Buccaneer
Pirates
Hornell
N. Y
Oil City
Rockies Hering
Pittsburgh
Bob Rice
Harold (Pie Traynor
Patsy O'Rourke
Leo Mackey
King Lear
Poke Whalen
Mr. Hering
Whalen
Frederick
Mackey
Pilot
Chambersburg
Pirate
Hering
Francis Scott Key
N.Y
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh “Farms
Carlton Molesworth
McCurdy
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Bradford
Dykes Seeks Power for Pale Hose in Spring трен
James Joseph Dykes at Pasadena camp searches for badly needed power to support Taft Wright Wally Moses and the Sox’s weak offense. Moses adds bat speed but the lineup still lacks punch. pitching staff is solid but needs more run support to improve on 1941.
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White Sox
Chicagos
James Joseph Dykes
Pasadena Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Taft Wright
Wally Moses
Harry Grabiner
Moses
Mike Kreevich
The
Athletics
Sox
Thornton Lee
Edgar Smith
Ted Lyons
John Rigney
Johnny Humphries
Buck Ross
Bill Dietrich
Joe Haynes
Pete Appleton
Orva Grove
Stanley Goletz
Ed Weiland
Grove
Goletz
Oklahoma City
Pale Hose
Mike Trash
George Dickey
Tom Turner
Luke Appling
Joe Kuhel
Don Kolloway
Dario Lodigiani
Bob Kennedy
Bill Knickerbocker
Leo Wells
St. Paul
Busters
Fancy Dans
Skeeter Webb
Solters
Julius Solters
Murrell Jones
Sports Roundup From Charlottesville On College Boxing Rules
In Charlottesville on March 7 a roundup notes General Phelan of the New York Commission struggling to follow the Eastern Intercollegiate Tournament scoring system. Referees tally votes each round, coupons are sent to a tabulator, and Gardens regulars would react to the college style. A Virginia bridge mural reads Virginia 19, Yale 21, hinting at the South’s major sport.
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Charlottesville
General Phelan
New York Commission
Gardens
Virginia
Yale
Southlands
Western Maryland Terrors trounce Catholic U in Mason-Dixon semi
Western Maryland College, known as the Terrors, overwhelmed Catholic University 40 to 24 in a Mason-Dixon Conference basketball tournament semi final. Dick Scanlon led Catholic with eight points while Irv Biasi of Western Maryland earned game honors with ten. The Terrors advance to face the Loyola American winner in the final.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland
Terrors
Catholic University
Mason-Dixon
Dick Scanlon
Catholic
Irv. Biasi
Loyola-American University
Tomorrrow
Peagreens Get April 6 11 tryout with Pirates farm links
Peagreens seek baseball in spring trials under favorable conditions from April 6 to 11 at McCurdy Field run by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Any player may attend with basic gear. contracts offered to those who qualify with Pirate Class D affiliates in Hornell NY and Oil City PA. Applications to be printed next week via local sports pages. Supervisors include Pie Traynor Bob Rice and Leo Mackey.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
McCurdy Field
Pirates
Hornell
Oil City
Pie” Traynor
Bob Rice
Leo Mackey
Brunswick dinner set with Radcliffe talk and guests named
Dr. Lewis Radcliffe will speak at the Brunswick chapter dinner March 19 at Ninth Avenue Methodist Church. E Lee Feete says reservations are needed. guests include State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte, writer Bob Wilson, and regional council head Jack Stowell.
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Lewis Radcliffe
Washington
Izaak Walton League of America
E. Lee Feete
Brunswick
Ninth Avenue Methodist Church
E. Lee LeCompte
Bob Wilson
Jack Stowell
Feete
Hustlers In First Meeting Preview 1942 Semi Pro Season
Frederick Hustlers organize for 1942 season predicting higher attendance despite rationing. A F Angsleberger hopes many county players join with all positions open. Plan Sunday games at McCurdy Field with possible weekday twilight contests and exhibitions with Pittsburgh farm clubs starting April.
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Frederick
Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Pittsburgh
Ox Fibre Team Wins From Waynesboro in PA Tournament
The Ox Fibre Brush Company basketball team defeated Waynesboro M C A 45 to 40 to reach the finals of the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Star guard Buzz Rhoderick fouled out in the fourth period, allowing Stinger of Waynesboro to heat up. Luther Murray Holmes Dutrow and Dick Ramsburg led Oxco in a strong third period and the squad pushed a 28 to 15 halftime lead to the championship round against the Fairchild Bomber Green Castle winner tonight at 8:30.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company Basketball Quint
Waynesboro ¥. M. C. A
Waynesboro
Brushmen
Rhoderick
Oxco
Frederick
Stinger
Oxco Cagers
Ox Fibre Basketeers
Yeagers
Luther Murray
Holmes Dutrow
Dick Ramsburg
Oscoquint
Greencastle
Angott Wins From Challenger In Brutal Madison Square Garden Bout
Sammy Angott, lightweight champion, defeated No. 1 challenger Bob Montgomery in a 12 round brawl at Madison Square Garden. Angott, weighing 139, Montgomery 135, scored the only knockdown and led on eight of twelve AP rounds. The victory came in Angott’s chief non-title outing since winning the crown from Lew Jenkins.
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New York
Sammy Angott
Bob Montgomery
Madison Square Garden
Angott
Montgomery
Little
Washington
Lew Jenkins
Associated Press
Blue Ridge Frosh Issue Challenge to Frosh of WMU and Georgetown
The Blue Ridge College freshman basketball team posted a 12 4 season best in years and challenged Western Maryland and Georgetown frosh to post season games. After a 1 3 start the yearlings surged to win 12 of 13, beating Baltimore University Junior Varsity and Towson Teachers Jayvees. Hipsley Mulford and Chiera led scorers with over 150 points each.
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New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Blue Ridge
Baltimore University
Towson
Jayvees
Hipsley
Mulford
Chiera
Tax season loans ease heavy bills this year
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Kendall School
Pie Traynor
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Myril Hoag
Thurman Tucker
David Earl Philley
Tucker
Dave Philley
Monroe
Services
Walter Navie
Navy
Anyetter
Chicago White Sox
Lee Ross
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Green Terrors
Swamp Catholic University
Roy Simmons
Syracuse
Joe Louis
Herb Pennock
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Jane
Anaheim
Calif
Eddie Collins, Jr
Eddie Mack
Boston
C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Phils
Hans Lobert
Long Beach
Cal
Art
Oakland
Cohn
Charley Paddock
Scoop Latimer
Greenville S. C
O'Leary
Clark Griffith
Greenville
Lloyd Waner
Middletown F. F. A
Middletown
Future Farmers of America
Thurmont
Parkway
Valleyites
North County
Middletown F. F
Remsberg
Kefauver
F H. Keller
D. Boyer
Nikirk
C Marker
G. Haupt
G. Ahalt
G. Beachley
Thurmont F
F Long
F. E Long
F. P. Kolb
Saylor
G. Ler
Eyl
C. Keller
R Remoeberg
Surplus Marketing Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Sss
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, MD
Sorrower
I Frederick Industrial Loan CO
North Market Street
Quint
Foe
Sparks
Durrew
Murray
Ramsburg
Strine
Myers
M. C
West
Meagher
Glass
Roby
Becher
Bowers
Saunders
Pollack
Gilbert
Is Angott
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Wyfard
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Defense
U. S
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