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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1944

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11

McCurdy Field Readied for Athletics Preseason Work

McCurdy Field undergoes renovation to host the Philadelphia Athletics. Groundkeeper Bill McCauley expanded infields and baselines while Howard Compton and Earl Mack arrive to inspect facilities, dressing rooms, and a Shibe Park cage as the team prepares for a five week pre season at Francis Scott Key Hotel.

McCurdy Field Philadelphia Athletics Bill McCauley Shibe Park Bill Howard Compton Wilmington Compton Earl Mack A’s Mack Ben McFarlane Dave Keefe Jim Tadley Francis Scott Key Connie

Yankees Sign Three Pitchers for 16 Under Contract

New York Yankees announce contracts for pitchers Ailey Donald Floyd Bevens and Johnny Johnson plus coach Art Fletcher. With 16 under contract Bill Barrow says unsigned players may report or stay away. Spring training opens in Atlantic City next Monday as Derry remains at home.

New York New York Yankees Roach Ailey Donald Floyd Bevens Johnny Johnson Art Fletcher Edward G. Barrow Yankees Atlantic City N. J Donald Bevens Kansas City Southpaw Johnson

Damascus Wallops Mt Airy 70 to 21 in Rockville tourney

Montgomery County GIs defeated Mt Airy High 70-21 before a packed gym. Damascus boys open the Rockville tournament against Richard Montgomery tonight with a related girls preliminary 52-4 victory where Mt Airy failed to score a field goal. A Parent-Teacher program was also presented.

Damascus Mt. Airy Montgomery County Mt. Airy High School Damascus Girls

Not Crazy Over Baseball

Odenton Maryland March 9 veteran catcher Babe Phelps said he would not report to the Phillies this year and doubted baseball could endure the season. He prefers war work at Fort Meade, noting travel and time away from home wear on a married man. He discussed his late decision, remaining doubts about returning, and the war effort as a priority. Also: Marine corporal George S. Craver Jr., wounded in U S Navy release shows Brookeville origins.

Barrow Russell Derry Odenton Babe Phelps Phillies Phelps Phils Fort Meade Hind Babe Dahgren Pittsburgh Herb Pennock

Middletown High Girls Fall to Hagerstown Despite Comeback

Middletown High girls, riding momentum from a prior upset, lost 23 to 18 at Hagerstown. Stonebraker and Schlosser led the winners with sharp shooting while Remsberg top scored for Middletown. The teams meet again Friday March 11 in Valley Town to seek an advantage.

Brunswick High Middletown Teite Hagerstown Bessie Remsberg Bussard Poffinberger Stonebraker Schlosser Middletown Ladsies Hagerstown High C. F. Tps C Leiter Prather Snyder A. Leiter AOD Middletown High Remsberg Stroup G. A Fink McKee A Young Myers Timer—Keller

Record Number For Court Play Grows For Legion Tourney

Preparations for the annual American Legion basketball tourney under Francis Scott Key Post indicate a record number of players will compete for team and individual awards. Three divisions replace two with an independent class added to high school and elementary levels. Frederick YMCA and Walkersville 4-H Club teams are expected in the independent division, with Walkersville and Ballenger 4-H also anticipated. Two high school teams are virtually assured, with Frederick and Walkersville likely entries and Brunswick High a strong possibility. Middletown High is out. Elm Street School is set to defend the elementary title, with St John’s and Walkersville elementary teams as chief contenders. No play dates set, but all play should finish by April 11. elementary contests may begin around March 17. Team trophies and individual awards are to be given, with runners-up possibly receiving prizes if available. Minature balls and medals will be produced within metal-use limits.

American Legion Francis Scott Key Post Frederick Y M.C.A Laurels Walkersville Ballenger

Notre Dame's Eleven Already Taking Shape For Spring Drill

Notre Dame's 194 football program begins shaping as 14 freshmen from New York City Chicago and Gary enroll for spring drills. Ed McKeever will run practices while Frank Leahy serves a three month overseas assignment. New York prospects include Fitzsimmons Musca Gerrity OConnor Gegley Burke. Chicago entrants include Dauphine Murphy Walsh Lesher Neswold Schmidt and Doody.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame New York City Chicago Gary Ed McKeever Frank Leahy USC Navy McKeever AN Hallows High School Joe Fitzsimmons Ed Musca Joe Gerrity Mount St. Michaels Bill O'Connor Don Gegley St Michaels New York Frank Burke Neil Dauphine Don Murphy Bob Walsh Lee High School Bob Kelly Don Lesher Tom Neswold Burt Schmidt Bon Doody

St. John's High Wins Two Games In One Day

St. John's High School defeated Walkersville High 27 to 16 in the afternoon at Walkersville, then beat De Molays 30 to 18 at Parkway School by lamplight. The Johnnies held Glade Valley to limited offense except for R. Smith, with the full lineup contributing. W Baer led the DeMolays against a steady Johnny counters attack.

Walkersville High Walkersville de- Molays Parkway School Lamplight St. John's High School Johnnies Glade Valley R. Smith W Baer Johnny St. John's High

William and Mary to reinstate varsity football next fall

Williamsburg Virginia March announcement from Head Coach Carl M Voyles confirms William and Mary will revive varsity football after a year away. The program plans a modest schedule with mainly freshmen players and games against Richmond VMI Hampden Sydney Newport News Apprentice and possibly Emory and Henry.

Williamsburg Carl M Voyiles William and Mary Virginia Old Dominion VMI Voyles Richmond Hampden-Sydney Newport News Emory and Henry

Top Card Here Tonight For Court's Fans

The Jaycee schedule features the final big basketball show at the State Armory with Olmsted Flyers of Middletown PA vs Coast Guard Cutters in the main event scheduled near nine. Camp Detrick Enlisted Men vs Edgewood Arsenal Enlisted Men start at eight thirty with entertainment between bouts.

Jaycees Armory Dick Bowlus Pat Kennedy Olmsted Flyers Middletown Curls Bay Coast Guard Camp Derrick Edgewood Arsenal State Guard Dick Zingmerman WAC Sergt WAC Pvt

Two Toned Shoes Approved by War Board Rule

Washington March 8 shoe manufacturers may resume two toned styles after a War Production Board ruling, allowing variety in leather use as fabric supply improves. The decision follows wartime fabric and leather restrictions and aims to balance fashion with production needs.

Washington War Production Board

Limited color palette rule for uppers design

The rule restricts uppers to percentages and a color set of black white Army russet town browns or natural. This standard guides material choices and visual coherence across uniforms and branding.

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