Whizz Kids Edge VEW In Semi Pro Exhibition
Friday night at the Armory Washington Whizz Kids defeated Frederick VFW 62 55 in a fast semi pro exhibition. In a preliminary Washington Street Junior High School of Hagerstown beat Frederick YMCA 84 46. Cutshaw and Owens starred for the visiting youngsters under coach Hal Moser.
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Armory
Washington Whizz Kids Collegians
Frederick Vfw
Washington Street Junior High School
Hagerstown
Frederick Ymca
Aaint
Frederick High Jayvees
Hal Moser
Cutshaw
Owens
Moser
Talley
Eichelberger
Dutrow
Tyeryar
Isenomeanes Sparks
Rice
Washington
Dorsey
C Angleberger
Rinehart
Z Mullican
S Burgee
Jerry Williams
Barry Phebts
Second Round Play To Start On Monday
The YMCA James Dixon Memorial Basketball Tournament moves to the elimination rounds Monday evening with eight teams competing for the trophy and medals. In Thursday's opening round Globe Trotters overwhelmed Warriors 53 to 14 Caps beat Stags 37 to 31 Bullets edged Knickerbockers 23 to 20 and Lakers routed Olympics 47 to 26.
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YMCA
Globe Trotters
Warriors
Caps
Stags
Bullets
Knickerbockers
Lakers
Olympics
H. Flock
Anuces
New Windsor
B. Garber
Lambert
Dw Jenkins
Fp. Myers
R. Tyeryat
C. Garber
H. Routzahn
F Wagner
J. Blumenauer
T. Phebus
Baust
Buffington
R. Rice
Wolfe
Bus Tyeryat
Hildebrand
R. Rinehart
F . B. Jenkins
Krantz
A. Shockley
T Smith
Albaugh
F. Young
Clem
E. Morris
Weddle
C. Baker
Angleberger
Jenkins
Stockman
E. Rinehart
H. Comer
Walkersville F
Minarik
E. Sanders
F . Snyder
D. Shafer
B. Summers
G Schildt
Ay G. Smith
Hourelk Wagner
H. Baker
Brooks
Schnouffer
Rumpf
Gouker
Konickerbockers F
F. Burgee
E. Houck
R. LeGore
Shick
Goodsey
B. Miller
J. Baker
G. Angleberger
A. Smith
T. Wolfe
J. Clemson
B. Moss
A. Mullican
L. Fisher
H. Flook
L. Hammond
N. Nichols
C. Cramer
Hal Moser
Timor— Buxton
Don Wolfe
Aaa
St Johns Junior High Edges Walkersville in Close Semi
St Johns Junior High lagers edged Walkersville Juniors 28 27 to reach the County Junior High Invitational basketball final. Frederick High Freshmen beat New Windsor 35 18 in the other semi. The Cadet Fresh meet the Johnnies for the division title at Frederick High School at 6 15 p m. A consolation game between Thurmont and Middletown precedes the final.
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St. John's Junior Highlagers
Walkersville
Frederick High
New Windsor Junior High
Quint
Johnnies
Frederick High School
Reds May Be Surprise Club
Tampa Florida March 10 The Cincinnati Reds may be a surprise club in the National League pennant race says rookie manager Luke Sewell. He cites improved pitching and more runs from a young lineup featuring Lloye Merriman Ted Kluszewski Grady Hatton Red Stallcup and Herman Wehmeier. Ewell Blackwell’s return from surgery impresses Sewell as a likely comeback star with solid weight and form. Cooper Northey and Walker Cooper show noticeable improvement after late season moves and weight reductions.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Redleg
Reds
Sewell
Lloye Merriman
Ted Kluszewski
Grady Hatton
Red Stallcup
Herman Wehmeier
Blackwell
Ewell Blackwell
Blackie
Ron Northey
Walker Cooper
Cooper
Giants
Northey
Cardinals
Emmitsburg Weekend Visitor Notes and PTA Meeting
Emmitsburg locals host weekend visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York and hostesses share plans. The Emmitsburg High PTA meets to review building plans for additions including cafeteria library and gymnasium with a Japan program and a later social hour. Funeral services were held for Margaret Knipple after a hip fracture and a hospital stay. The street lighting project is paused pending state line clarifications. Luby recalls a game anecdote about pitching control.
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Emmitsburg
Jerome Peters
Baltimore
Guy A. Baker
Guy Hartdagen
Leroy Hartdagen
James Bouey
Mae Campbell
O. H. Stinson
Charles Harner
Harriet and
Charles, Jr
Wilbur Overholtzer
Philadelphia
C. Felix Adams
Overholtzer
Adams
Louise Adams
Washington, D. C
van Deventer
New York
John Law
DePaul Street
van Deventers
Bve
California
Texas
Naomi Harbaugh
John Troxell
Maurice Keilholtz
Warner Hospital
VFW
John G. Humerick
Jackson Humerick
Chambersburg
Robert L. Tepper
Charles E. Shorb
Robert
Charles B. Sharb
Womens Missionary Society
Grace Rowe
Japan
Japan Lutheran Church
Charles Linn
Charles Bushman
Morris Zentz
Irvin Brown
George Eyster
Robert Gillelan
Margaret V. Knipple
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Philip Bower
Parent-Teachers Association of
Emmitsburg High School
George L. Wilhide
Andrew Eyster
George Martin
Samuel Hays
PTA
Weldon Shank
Thomas J Frailey
Harold Hoke
A. L. Leary
Henry Charlton
Express Agency Rate Increase Authorized
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 10 percent rate increase on most express shipments handled by the Railway Express Agency. Applies to first and second class express in less-than-carload quantities, excluding newspapers and bulk commodities. A separate 10 percent rise for newspapers is under review with a hearing set for April 3. The increase is the fourth granted since the end of the war.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Express Agency
Express Company
City Softball League Holds Organization Meeting
The City Softball League for 1950 will be organized at a Wednesday meeting 7 39 p m at the local YMCA, announced Secretary Pierce Gaver. The circuit will affiliate with the State Softball Association with four nucleus teams Dr Pepper Frederick Tailoring Co Frederick Iron and Steel and American Legion. Officers will seek more franchise holders before Wednesday by contacting Camp Detrick and WYFW. Senior teams are invited to send representatives to declare intentions.
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Pierce Gaver
State
Dr. Pepper
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frederick Iron and Steel
American Legion
Camp Detrick
WYFW
Gaver
Pelicans Manager Sees Pettit's Promising Stuff
New Orleans on March 10 manager Hugh Luby watched Pittsburgh pitcher Paul Pettit in batting practice and said the young hurler seems to have pretty good stuff. Pettit is assigned to New Orleans this year for seasoning as baseball’s plum of the year.
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New Orleans
Paul Pettit
Pittsburgh
Hugh Luby
New Orleans Pelicans
Luby
Subversive Activities Law Comes Into Effect in Maryland
Maryland’s Subversive Activities Act of 1949 moves into effect tomorrow after the Court of Appeals indicated it would issue a mandate for its February 9 decision. State officials say the loyalty law, paused for 11 months during court challenges, activates when the mandate is filed. Attorney General Hall Hammond declined to rule before receiving the mandate whether the law will be fully in force. The law remains subject to voter approval on the November ballot due to referendum petitions. Annapolis weighs the court ruling as the mandate heads to the street.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Hall Hammonds
Supreme Court Mandate Stay in Last-Minute Appeal
A state court or the Supreme Court could order a mandate stayed at the last minute. Otherwise, mandates are automatically filed 30 days after decisions.
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Supreme Court
State Court
Final Boxing Match At College Park Tonight
Maryland faces Miami in the season finale as Capt. Bob Gregson and Paul Kostopoulos return to action. Quattrocchi seeks his sixth win in seven starts as Maryland aims to improve a two two and two record.
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College Park
Bob Gregson
Paul Kostopoulos
Maryland
Miami
Gregson
Kostopoulos
South Carolina
Andy Quattrocchi
al Glass
Mickey Derneg
Quattrocchi
Herbert Holmberg
Archie Slater
Bill O'Brien
Ed Sega
Don Oliver
Jack Hanley
Jim Bernardo
Harry Swartzwelder
Carl Bernardo
George Fuller
John Donohue
Bowling League Wednesday Matches and Stats Summary
Wednesday matchups feature Matders against Patternmakers, Assemblers versus Cleaners, and Office against Machinists. High game by D Smith 137 for Patternmakers. Cannon tops Patternmakers with 522 as high team game and 1,526 high total.
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F.1l&s
D. Smith
Cannon
Plapalig
Pet Cleaners
Office
Hood Girls Travel for Bryn Mawr Sports Day Events
Hood College sports enthusiasts join swimming and badminton at Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia while the college Dance club trips to Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pa. Delegations include physical education staff and public relations director, with participants from Hood and several other colleges, listed by name and hometown.
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Hood College
Bryn Mawr College
Philadelphia
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Hood
Bryn Mawr
Marion G. Smith
Herbert N. Heston
Barnard, Swarthmore
Joan Ball
Connellsville
Joan Gebhardt
Scranton
Janet Rowe
New Rochelle
N.Y
Caroline Wunderly
Concord
Mass
Katherine Gill
Forest Hills
N. J
Jane Fruechtemeyer
Baltimore
Lois Eldridge
River Edge
Mary Louise Matthews
Beth Clapp
Laurel Currey
N. Y
Betty Feldman
Brooklyn
Barbara Hoffman
Elizabeth Moody
Great Neck
Joan Raitt
Rochester
Marines Have Made Over Two Hundred Landings Since 1775
The record notes that United States Marines have conducted more than 200 landings on foreign shores dating back to 1775, highlighting the long history of U S amphibious operations and their role in global conflicts.
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United States
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State Roads Commission
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Jack Kramer
Alvin Dark
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W. A. R. Bell
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Frederick, Md
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Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Markell & Ford
State Armory
Emerson Television
Westinghouse
American Legion CO
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Beiter Homes Equip. CO
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Norge
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Market & Second Sts
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Melvin M. Engle
Rotpoint Appliances
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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