Dartmouth Nears Eastern Title as Season Winds Down
Dartmouth threatens to clinch its sixth straight Eastern League crown after a 62-33 win over Princeton, with one more game likely sealing the Indians’ hold atop the standings. George Washington upset Duke 56-40 to seize the Southern Conference title, while other invites shape the national postseason field.
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New York
Dartmouth Oon
Eorge Washington
California
Washington
Kansas City
Hamline
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Alede
Toledo University
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Creighton
Western Kentucky
A. A. Fordham
Rice
Penn State
Georgeashington
Duke
Dukes
Ason
George Washington
Huskies
Oregon State
Southern
University of Kentucky
Gallaudet
Mason- Dixon
Delaware
Northwestern
Ohio State
Army
Navy
Georgetown
Bowling league results and schedule from Palo Alto
Ox Fibre Bowling League reports wire results with teams Wiretwisters, Pressmen, Bristles, Favorites, Shapers, Sweepers, Alligators, Justrites, Big Chiefs, Millers. Upcoming games list Shapers versus Bristies, Favorites versus Millers, Alligators versus Pressmen, Wiretwisters versus Big Chiefs, Sweepers versus Justiites. Also notes a Notre Dame Stanford football game cancellation due to war effort in Palo Alto dated March 7.
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Palo Alto
Calif
al Masters
Stanford
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Ind
Masters
Ww. Pet. Bristles
Wirelwisters
Favorites
Shapers Pressmen
Sweepers
Alligators
Biz Chiefs
Millers
Jusirites
Dauntless Gallaudet Five Winners Of Conference Title
Gallaudet University clinched the Massa-Daon Conference title with a 42 to 40 win over Delaware at Loyola College. The Blue Bisons, playing with the same five starters all tourney, overcame disabilities and started slow to defeat Randolph Macon and American U. before Delaware. Earl Roberts led with 16 points in the final, with Ray Holcomb Hal Weinberg Paul Baldridge and Don Padden supporting. Bill Cole starred for Delaware. Army beat Navy 56 to 46 in the service game as the season ended.
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Fred Stabley
Speria
Gallaudet
Loyola College
Washington
University of Delaware
Blue Bisons
Migg
Randolph Macon
American U
Delaware
Earl Roberts
Blue Bison
Deyware
Bier Snead
Ray Holcomb
Hal Wein
Paul Baldridge
Don Padden
Bill Cole
Benny Cresenzi
Bill Nash
Bills Hens
Gdwime Ziltas
Ae Cuadeence
American
George
Zuras
Scanlon
Rice and Meércak
Western Maryland
Lodge
Baltimore
Army
Navy
Annapolis
Middies
Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish Commission Angling License Fight
The State Game and Inland Fish Commission complains that the Senate action eliminating a 50 cent license increase jeopardizes fish propagation and stocking. Costs for meat and fish feed have risen, reducing funds as licenses fall. A bill to raise the license to 1.75 was scuttled. A new saltwater license proposal at 1.25 aims to fund hatcheries, with exemptions for under 14s. The plan would use distributors and deputies to issue licenses, and a Baltimore plan maker backs a statewide sportsmen federation. Vincentive, owned by William L. Brann’s line, is slated for the Kentucky Derby with Challenger TI also entered.
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State Game and Inland Fish, Commission
State Senate
Legislative Council
Senate
Fish Department
Commission
Funk
Frederick County
Fish and Game Committee
Chesapeake Bay Fisheries Commission
Fisheries Commission
Clarente C. Carty
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
Vincentive
William L. Brann
Maryland
Churchill Downs
Walkersville
Brann
Challenger TI
Air Transit
Challenger I
Comet
W. EL Boeing
Industrial output Growth Since 1939
The article notes dramatic industrial gains with magnesium output up a hundredfold since 1939 and aluminum production increased to seven times the 1939 level, signaling a strong wartime era expansion in metal manufacturing.
Innovations Made In National Loop Schedule
New York March 7 The National Baseball League releases a 154 game schedule with only three trips around the circuit and inter sectional games on holidays and the finale The season opens April 23 and ends October 3 War constraints reduce travel and the closing series pits eastern teams Boston Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia against Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Pittsburgh Elevating Decoration Day and Independence Day games as intersections.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Y M C A Int League Scores Roundup
In the high school league standings Thunderbolt defeated Corsair 24 to 19 while Spitfire edged 19 to 21 against an exchange opponent to close the contest. The results reflect a tight morning of play with both teams posting strong defensive efforts.
Jr YMCA League Routs Coast Guard In Rough Duel
The Jr Y M C A League game saw Rangers 19 defeat Coast Guard 15 while Commandos edged Army 13 to 10 in a pair of tight contests. Rangers led the first half as Coast Guard rallied late, and Commandos held off Army to close out the program with clean defense.
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Coast Guard
Commandos
Army
Navy
Rangers
Marines
Coast Guard Il
Visitation List For Newborn Twins At Detour Home
Weekend visitors to the Detour home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Trisnmer included Mr. James Welty Rocky Ridge and Mr. and Mrs. Theo dore Long Detour among others. Also attending were Miss Betty Albaugh Miss Kathryn Dutrow and several couples from Frederick Taneytown Middleburg Baltimore New Midway Motters Station and Rocky Ridge. Karl Smith of Camp Pickett Virginia spent the weekend with his wife and his parents and visited Mr. and Mrs. James Saylor of Motters Star.
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Charlie Trisnmer
James Welty
Rocky Ridge
Theodore Long
Elmer Stambaugh
Betty Albaugh
Kathryn Dutrow
John S. Haller
Roland Ebberts
Frederick
Alice Biddinger
Charles Baker
Taneytown
Raymond Johnson
Middleburg
Raymond Wilshide
Baltimore
Arthur Flanigan
New Midway
Norman Burdette
Jean
Barbara
Jewell
Karl Smith
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Smith
Motters Station
James Saylor
Motters Star
Local visitors and extended family visit in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Visitors at area homes include Mr and Mrs William Krom and son from Emmitsburg, Miss Betty Saddler of Hunters, Pa, at Raymond Albaugh’s home, and Mr and Mrs T Grossnitke and Mr and Mrs Grosenickte visiting from Washington. Raymond Matt and daughter Mary Alice of Westminster join family guests, with J C Grossnickle and Chalmer Grossnickle also in attendance. Sidney Shry visiting York, Pa for the week.
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Willian Krom
Emmitsburg
Misa Betty Saddler
Hunters
Flown
Raymond Albaugh
T. ¥. Grossitickte
Wiber Grosenickte
Raymond Matt
Mary Alice
Westminster
J.C. Grossnickle
Joe Ann
Chalmer Grossnickle
Washington
Sidney Shry
York
Pleasant Walks and Quick Updates from Joetown
Marshal Warterfeltz badly cut his hand while sawing wood for several men at Joetown. Dr Draper in Boonsboro treated the wound and he is improving. Mrs Pinkney Warrenfeltz ill in Frederick and cannot return home. Charles Palmer drafted into the Army and sent to a Washington State camp. Lloyd Dudy and family visited friends in Joetown on Sunday. Stanley Shroyer and wife moved into their new Laurel Street home. Farmers plan victory gardens and tomatoes. Ross Lewis, inducted into the Army, is ill in a hospital and expects discharge soon.
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Marshal Warterfeltz
Jodown
Draper
Boonsboro
Frederick
Stanley Shroyer
Laurel Street
Taneytown school hosts Latin America exhibit and events
Taneytown High School, aided by patrons, showcases a Latin American exhibit featuring ancient pottery, Mexican items, Peruvian and Guatemalan textiles, 25 country books, and 19 pamphlets. A display top includes 21 Gand Neigh bor flags from national groups. March 10 at 2 45 p.m. Mrs. Stuart Weidner from Alaska will speak to the third grade. Pythian Sisters club held a second anniversary social at Mrs. Augustus Crabbs home with 26 attendees. Lieut Robert Gallery and Mrs Gallery visited Miss Agnes Arnold and R V Arnold. Mrs. Mary Wentz and LeRoy visited Mrs C T Fringer and Miss Mary Fringer.
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Taneytown
Harney
Taneytown School
Mexico
Peru
Guatemala
Federal Security Agency
U. S. Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Stuart Weidner
Alaska
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club
Augustus Crabbs
Frank Crouse
Robert Gallery
Gallery
Agnes Arnold
R. V. Arnold
Mary Wentz
LeRoy
Wentz
Lineboro
C. TY. Fringer
Mary Fringer
Union Bridge Social Roundup and Local Updates
Mrs M G Fleming and son Paul of Baltimore are visiting her parents in Union Bridge. George K Millen has returned from Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore and is doing satisfactorily. Paul Spurrier, Army Reserve officer, visited on furlough. George W Hardestry of Baltimore returned to duty as conductor after illness and hospital stays. Union Bridge Fire Company battled a field fire near Middleburg along the Pennsylvania Railroad with slight damage.
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Union Bridge
M. G. Fleming
Paul
Baltimore
Vernon Gladhill
George K. Millen
Maryland University Hospital
Paul Spurrier
Edgewood Arsenal
George W. Hardestry
Maryland General Hospital
Union Bridge Fire Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Middleburg
Birth of twins and medical update from Frederick City
Mr and Mrs Charles Trimmer announced the February 24 birth of twins Paul Lewis and Paulette Lois. Mother and babies are doing nicely. Emory L Warner at Frederick City Hospital underwent a Monday noon hernia operation. He stood the procedure well and his condition was reported good.
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Charlesi Trimmer
Paul Lewis
Paulette Lois
Emory L. Warner
Frederick City
White gloves and stars span wars to Hollywood fame
A feature recounts Luise Rainer’s unlikely return to acting after war relief work and a summer theater comeback that led to her later film success. It also tells of Eric von Stroheim’s rise from a Vienna guard to a Hollywood star in Five Graves to Cairo, and Joe Neimeyer mentoring Fred Astaire on the set of The Sky's the Limit. A note on Peruvian coal reserves closes the piece.
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Hollywood
Europe
France
United States Committee
New York
Cummer Theater
Paramount
Luise Rainer
Lucky Faux Poe
Vienna
Franz
Cairo
Eric von Strohelm
Orpheum Theater
San Francisco
Joe Neimeyer
Neimeyer
RKO
Goe Neimeyer
Star
Standin
Fred Astaire
War Wives Find Paths To Stay In Own Homes
Dorothy Dix Sayer counsels war brides to avoid breaking up their homes while husbands serve. She urges maintaining familiar surroundings, sharing apartments with trusted companions, and focusing on morale, with practical tips on managing rooms, possessions, and family dynamics during wartime separations.
Penetro Promoted as Cold Remedy in Annual Weather Alert
An annual advisory urges avoiding excess while the public embraces Penetro as a multi use remedy. The ad touts outside counter irritation to ease muscle ache and inside medicated wafers to reduce nasal congestion and coughing. Generous size packs cost 25c with a double supply for 88c and promotes a Jacob appliance.
Victory garden fertilizer ad with dubious proportions
A grainy classified style note touts a fertilizer containing 2 percent nitrogen 18 percent phosphoric acid and 7 percent potash. The copy promises a well groomed look and urges use for unruly hair while naming price 25 cents and wide availability.
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Alweye
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