County Loop Court ends season with title to Ox Fibre Brush
The County Basketball League closed its season with Ox Fibre Brush Company winning the championship after three games at the State Armory. Price Brothers set a league scoring record with 24 points by "Dopey" Lidiecenter, aiding a 55-20 victory over De Molay. Brushmen defeated Y M A Wolf Pack 37-14, State Guard beat Coca Cola 37-31, setting the stage for next Friday's final between County League All Stars and Curtis Bay Coast Guard.
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Ox Fivre Brush Company Quint
State Armory
Price Brothers
de Molay
Brushmen
Y. M.A. A. Wolfpack
State Guard
Gersine
County League All- Stars
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Club
Beste
Wolfpack
City Bowling League Results Preview
Readable lines show matches scheduled across week including Old German versus Moose on Monday Urbana versus G. L. Bakers on Wednesday and Thomas Hdure against Getser's on Thursday.
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Thomas Hdure
Getser’s
Kline
Grifin
Slagle
A Eaworthy
Valen
Toats Eichelberger
W. Talley
Thos
Hdwre Co
Geisers Lig
Albaugh
Timor—Brish
Blue Ridge Lines
G. L. Baking Co
Moose Lodge Bennie’s
Urba Ma
Blue Ridge
Urbana
Bennie’s
Moose
Geiser
Notre Dame May Have To Quit T Formation
Notre Dame faces football upheaval as manpower shortages hit the backfield. With most 1942 lettermen gone to service and Angelo Bertelli in the Marine reserves, coach Frank Leahy contemplates using a double wing setup and freshmen to fill key roles.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Cornie Clat
Getty Cowhig
Jim Mello
Dippy Evans
Bob Livingstone
Tom
Creighton Miller
Tom Creevy
Pete Ashbaugh
Angelo Bertelli
Paul Limont
Navy
John Adams
All Services
Frank Leahy
John Lujak
Connellsville
George Terlep
Elkhart
Friday Night Basketball Results Blast from State Leagu e
Results from last night show State Guards 3 Coca-Cola 31 and Price Bros DeMolay 20. Ox Fibre 97. Middletown vs Frederick IHS Championship 7:30 p.m. Coast Guards vs All-Stars exhibition 9 p.m. In New York Jimmy Bivins dominated Temi Mauriel le in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Price Bros
Middletown
Frederick
Coast Guards
All-Stars
Mevine Wixs
New York
Jimmy Bivins
Temi Maurielle
Madison Garden
Bivens
Maurielle
Maryland Hunters Had One Of Best Years
Maryland hunters posted one of their best years amid wartime activity with a 767,587 bird kill reported by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission, covering only 71 percent of licensed hunters who filed reports. ER Lee LeCompte cited more than 100,000 wild ducks and 6,000 wild geese killed, 424 deer listed, and two new demonstration areas near Federalesburg in Caroline County and Millington in Kent County. The commission also expanded refuges to 14 with 77,722 acres and leases on 67 more totaling 21,446 acres, plus 23,334 animals distributed for propagation, including 219 pheasants, while enforcement actions reached 726 prosecutions and $7,742.50 in fines. LeCompte warned of reduced funds halving hatchery operations from 33,000 in 1941 to 16,000 in 1942.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Game and Inland Fich Commission
Lee LeCompte
Federalesburg
Caroline County
Millington
Kent County
Allegany
Department of Forests and Parks
LeCompte
Vichy Sends Train Guards Into the Alps
Geneva Tribune reports Vichy mobilizes 800 armored guards into Haute Savoie to subdue armed French youths fleeing conscription for German war effort. Fugitives, aided by priests, form a growing resistance in Alpine valleys near Cluse and Chamonix as frontier controls tighten and mobile units move into forested ridges.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vichy
Geneva Tribune
Haute Savoie
Alps
Rene
Germany
the Tribune
Lyons
Todt
Russia
Romme
Cluse
Araches
Grates
Cerp Enid
Pierre Laval
London
Berlin
la Suisse
Geneva
Fyensnaner
Cartier
Annecy
Mear
St. Jeofre
la Clusaz
Sciouzier
Mount Blanc
Samoens
Chamonix
Journal of Geneva
Arve
Refrigerator Care Highly Important Tips for Maryland homes
College Park March 12 advice from Miss Esmher Knowles University of Maryland extension service on proper refrigerator use to reduce waste and keep foods safe. Avoid crowding and excessive door opening. store coffee separately, thawing, wash and cover liquids and leftovers. defrost automatic fridges regularly. plan meat prep to minimize trips to the fridge. vegetables stay crisper when washed and stored in covered containers.
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College Park
Esmher Knowles
University of Maryland Extension
Knowles
Fanap Npenange
Aliss Krowles
Opening of New ACS WKI63 Sees Key Pass in West North
A fragment hints at a sports or puzzle note detailing the opening of a new ACS WKI63 event. It mentions a pass in the West North area, with reference to SAQNO and rubber none. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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SAQNO
North Pars
Rules of contract bridge new laws explained
William E. McKenny explains the sixth article in a series on the new bridge laws effective April 1. He discusses penalties for revokes, how the single-suit revoke rule changes outcomes, and analyzes a hand where a dropped card affected the score. A quip on gin rummy follows.
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South
Record Holstein cows in McCardell herd set production marks
Brattleboro Wis March 12 A N McCardell Frederick Md two registered Holstein cows have official production records over 500 pounds of butterfat. Jay Ormsby Almount 446 pounds butterfat and 14 630 pounds milk in 365 days at six years nine months, and Almount Adle Posch Ormsby 57 pounds butterfat and 15 375 pounds milk in 346 days at three years Maryland testing supervised by University of Maryland Extension Service and Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Bratleboro
Albert N. McCardell
Frederick
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Almount Nena Posch Ormsby
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Holstein + Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
A. N. McCardell
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Jay Ormsby Almount
Almaunt Adle Posch Ormsby
Ladino Pasture Clover Noted For High Yields In Maryland
March 12 report from Maryland extension service notes Ladino productive plant ranks among top pasture species with 16 yield records over two years. When grown with timothy or orchard grass on fertile soils it yields over two tons of high quality hay per acre. Ladino is semi permanent, productive two to five years or more with proper grazing and fertility, best on moisture retaining soils in Central and Western Maryland.
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College Park
Maryland
Extension Service
John W. Magruder
Magruder
Fate Of State Hatcheries Is In Doubt
Baltimore March 12 Present plans and future expansion of the State fish hatcheries are handicapped by lack of funds. War conditions cut funds from 33 000 in 1941 to 16 000 in 1942. The commission hopes to raise license fees, but the bill retains 1.25. Costs for food, labor and transport have risen. One year old trout cost 35 to 40 cents, two-year-olds 50 to 85 cents. Hatcheries stock about 80 000 trout and 200 000 bass each year.
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Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
E. Lee LeCompte
LeCompte
le« Compte
Sportsman
Urged To Make Best Of Materials Now On Hand
In College Park on March 13 Miss Helen Shelby of the University of Maryland extension service urges women to repurpose wool from discarded men’s suits to meet wartime clothing needs. Remodeling saves new wool, reduces labor through the distribution system, and each garment presents a unique challenge in carefully ripping and pressing pieces for items like coats and children’s wear.
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College Park
Helen Shelby
University of Maryland Extension Service
Shelby
Miss Shelby
Maryland
Pasture Seed Substitution Improves Timothy Yields
Timothy and Ladino clover can improve long term forage when clover replaces red clover seed in pasture reseedings. After year one Ladino’s perennial creeping growth helps timothy maintain cover and boosts soil nitrogen. Proper grazing timing from 8 to 15 inches, with 4 inch stubble, and bloat precautions are essential for stand longevity.
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Timothy
Magruder
Regular Meeting of Monday Musicales Held
The Monday Musicales met at Mrs Stephen Langley home with Miss Margaret Kent presiding. Plans for an annual Peabody concert were discussed and program notes explained musical textures. Performances included Gregorian Chants and various violin and piano pieces by club members.
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Stephen Langley
Margaret Kent
Richard P. Ross
Donald Leatherman
Robert E. Clapp
Masters Stephen
Richard Langley
Brish
Langley
Meni
New Market
Henry Boyer
Mary Snowbaker
Sone
America
Geneva King
Charles Riggs
Egypt
J. G. Shawbaker
Maynard Kling
Jessie Shawbaker
E. P. Roop
E. N. Nagle
Red Cross
Union
Mark Parziale
Roosevelt Opposes Rum Tax Plan in Press Conference
President Roosevelt flatly rejects the Rum tax plan saying it would shrink Treasury revenue and favor the wealthy. He warned the plan would conflict with current tax collection and deepen party divisions as the Ways and Means Committee offers limited incentives to taxpayers to pay two years of taxes in one year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rumi Pln
Ways and Means
Treasury
Beardsley Rumi Sheirman
Wesw York Federa Reserve Bank
Jess
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R. Staley
Zimmerman
Stull
Baugh
Lidie
E. Murray
IL Kepler
DeMolay
Handley
Palmer
Jf Abrecht
Martz
C. Staley
Moss
Timer—Brish
Gilbert
Staty Cverd
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F. Vv Anhalt
D. Shipley
Fg Keller
C. Brown
McLaren
Cocos Cale
Gardner
G. Ramsburg
F. Baer
C. Y Morgan
G. Best
Angelberger
Timer—Grish
Seorer—Gulbert
L. Murray
Hummer
Brachey
Moore
R. Ramsburg
Rhoderick
Strine
City Bowling League
Gane Wednesday Urbana
G. L. Bakers
Co. Basketball League
Beli
Izaak Walton League
Walr. Bell
Charles W. Posie
Ff. Jet
U.S
Florida
United States
Pak
William E. McKenney
America's Card Authority
McCardell
Frederick, Martland
U. S
Bureau of Entomology
P. L. Hargett & Co
Markell & Ford
Marylane
Virginia
Earl Dosh
Dosh
Frederick, Md
Wurines
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Joe
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, M
Financial Home
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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