Horsemen Near Clash With Charles Town Track
John Foster of the HBPA says owners and trainers will meet in West Virginia tonight to decide action after Charles Town Jockey Club proposes using higher class horses in the eight daily races. Foster notes 800 of 1000 Thoroughbreds at Charles Town fail to meet the $800 race terms and owners may refuse to enter if demands persist. Betting at the track since opening last Saturday has been strong.
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Charles Town
John Foster
Brunswick
Maryland
Foster
Jockey Club
HBPA
VY. F. W. To Play Whizz Kids At State Armory
Frederick V. F. W. hosts the Washington Whizz Kids at the state Armory tonight after a 7 30 pm inter city preliminary. Hal Moser notes Armory rentals exhausted. Whizz Kids roster includes Jack Spicer Billy Hibbs Kenny Burns and four players at or above six feet.
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Frederick V. F. W
Washington Whizz
Military Court
Hal Moser
Hagerstown
VFW
Moser
Frederick
Washington Street
YMCA
Warriors
Whizz
Washington Collegians
Jack Spicer
Billy Hibbs
Kenny Burns
Washingtonians
Carlton Shearer
Jim Lawson
Jim MacCauley
John Brown
Brown
Beallsville Firemen Name Dunn As Manager
Beallsville Firemen elect Carl Dunn Poolesville as manager for the 1950 season. Dunn, a 20 year Navy aviation veteran, joined last year and helped spark the pennant drive in the Upper Montgomery League. Assistant manager and head coach Lloyd Jones Dickerson, president William Parkins, secretary William Jones, and treasurer Charles Fritz are named. spring practice to begin with most of last season’s lineup returning. A pre season film show featuring Highlights of the 1949 World Series is slated at the Beallsville Fire House on Friday March 10 at 8 p.m.
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Carl Dunn
Poolesville
Beallsville Firemen
Dunn
United States Navy
Firemen
Montgomery
Gaithersburg Agricultural Center
Lloyd Jones
Dickerson
Wiliam S. Parkins
William T. Jones
Charles Fritz
Junior Luhn
South
Beanie” Brown
Bethesda
Bealisville Firehouse
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Boudreau Seeks Answers As Indians Weigh 1949 Outlook
Lou Boudreau analyzes Cleveland Indians decline after their World Series win and outlines plans to regain power. He cites complacency, better hitting, and potential boosts from veteran pitching, with names like Luke Easter Herb Conyers and Gene Bearden appearing as targets.
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Ariz
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Luke Easter
Mickey Vernon
Herb Conyers
Oklahoma City
Flores
Jesse Flores
Philadelphia
San Diego
Bucky Harris
Hal Saltzman
Portland
Bob Feller
Lou
Bob
Gene Bearden
Navy to adopt collegiate version of 49ers T-formation
Annapolis March 9 Navy's new head coach Eddie Erdelatz announced a switch to the 49ers T-formation with technical changes from last year. Assistants Len Eshmont and Don Clark, former pros, will join as part of the Navy staff. Practice will be concise, around an hour and a half daily, with plans for a platoon system depending on available players.
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Annapolis
Navy
San Francisco 49Ers
Eddie Erdelatz
49Ers
Erdelatz
Len Eshmont
Don Clark
George Sauer
Buck Shaw
San Francisco
Southern Golf Pros Tie Lead With 69 At Miami Beach Open
In Miami Beach Florida on March 9 two Southern golf pros posted three under par 69s to share the first round lead at the $10000 Miami Beach Invitational Open. Johnny Palmer and Chandler Harper led a field of 220 pros and amateurs on the Bayshore course amid 25 mph northerly winds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Bayshore
Palmer
Harper
Gene Kane
Hollywood
Walt Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Cary Middlecoff
Ormond Beach
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Gene Saracen
Germantown
N. Y
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Sarazen
Furgol
Draftees and Vets Guide by Major Thomas M. Nial
Questions and answers from readers across the country cover subsistence allowances for part time work and dependents, WWI widow pensions, WWII widow payments, GI Bill unused school entitlements, and veterans bonuses. Readers are directed to the Veterans Administration offices and state auditors for case-specific guidance.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Spokane
Wash
W. H. Washington
Sam
Congress
Local Entry Missed Deadline For Waynesboro Tourney
Frederick Moose Antlers basketball club failed to meet the noon deadline for the Waynesboro VH1 Tournament advertised to start last week. Officials returned the Frederick entry noting 16 teams are in and promised reconsideration if a vacancy opens. postmark indicated mailed Tuesday before noon.
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Frederick Moose Antlers
Waynesboro
Frederick Quint
Moose
Local man injured in crash near Buckeystown
Nathaniel Herbert 35 colored suffered a compound fracture of one leg when an automobile overturned on Route 2 near Buckeystown Thursday night. Another occupant received a forehead laceration and was discharged. Herbert remained at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Details of the accident were not reported.
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Nathaniel Herbert
Frederick
Buckeystown
Herbert
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ballenger Edges New Midway For County Crown
Ballenger defeated New Midway 35 30 to win the county 4-H Clubs Basketball Tournament southern division title at Frederick High School before about 300 fans. Ballenger led 21 11 at halftime as New Midway, the northern division champ, rallied late behind Favorite in the final period but fell short. Smuth and R Cook sparked Ballenger late, while Favorite scored five field goals in the final quarter for New Midway.
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New Midway
Frederick High School
Pallenger
Smuth
R. Cook
Mt Pleasant
Hall
McElfresh
Smith
Coauk
Burnie
Midway
Stover
Dasettedlink
Dorsey
Austin Angleberger
Crum
Cook and
Remsberg
Allegany High Seeks Maryland Title in State Tourney
Allegany High School Campers of Cumberland seek their tenth Maryland basketball championship and first since 1947. They face Montgomery Blair High of Silver Spring in the Class A semi finals at Takoma Park. Glen Burnie meets Wicomico in another Class A semi. Winners meet for the title March 18 at the University of Maryland.
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Maryland
Allegany High School
Campers of
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Silver Spring
Takoma Park
Glen Burnie High
Wicomico High of
Salisbury
Glen Burnie
University of Maryland
College Park
Allegany
Catonsville
Pennsylvania Avenue High
Fort Hill High
Penn Avenue
Fort Hill
Mardella High
Sudersville
Clarksville High
Barton-Damascus
Ramey
Warren Evans
Frederick
Allan Vogt
County Softball League Opens Season April 30
The County Softball League opens its season April 30 with five clubs and a possible sixth. Brunswick Ballenger Mountaindale and Jefferson were represented at a meeting with Urbana expected to join. President Melvin Schwearing was reelected and Lewis Biser Jefferson was named secretary treasurer. A split season was voted with rosters limited to 20 players and games starting Sundays at 2 PM for seven innings.
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MCC
Brunswick
Ballenger
Mountaindale
Jefferson
Urbana
Melvin Schwearing
Frederick
Schwearing
Lewis Biser
M.C. A
Buyer not bound by salesman claims over used Buick price
The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed an Allegany County verdict awarding George Bolyard $8000 in damages after a used Buick sale. The court ruled misrepresentation of a new Buick price or futures was not material to buying a used car, noting a consumer could have learned the new price separately. It compared to misstatements about flour or horse prices in a free market.
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Allegany County
George Bolyard
Keyser
Bolyard
Charles Markell
Holls-Royce
Chicago
All America College Basketball Team Named by AP
Five stars from Holy Cross Villanova Ohio State Bradley and Notre Dame head the 1950 AP All America College Basketball Team. Bob Cousy leads with 1424 points while Paul Arizin Dick Schnittker Paul Unruh and Kevin OShea round out the first five.
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New York
Holy Cross
Villanova
Ohio State
Bradley
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Bob Cousy
Paul Arizin
Dick Schnittker
Paul Unruh
Kevin O'Shea
Don Lofgran
San Francisco
Dick Dickey
Sammy Ranzino
North Carolina State
Bill Sharman
Southern California
Whitey Skoog
Minnesota
Don Rehfeldt
Wisconsin
Sherman White
Long Island
Billy Spivey
Kentucky
Clyde Lovelette
Kansas
Charley Share
Bowling Green
Nate Delong
River Falls
Wis
Chet Giermak
William and Mary
Bob Lavoy
Western Kentucky
Chuck Cooper
Duquesne
Cousy
Arizin
Wildcats
Schnittker
OSU
Unruh
O'Shea
Non-Segregated Pools Announced for Washington Summer
Secretary of the Interior Chapman announced that six Washington swimming pools will be operated on a non segregated basis this summer. Previously only two pools allowed Negro bathers while four served whites, despite the department's stated non segregation policy.
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Washington
Chapman
Interior Department
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