Chandler Oust Attempt Blocked by Executive Council
Sarasota March 15 An attempt by Chandler to oust Walter Mullry secretary treasurer of baseball was blocked by the Executive Council. Mullry offered to resign after being accused of dis quality but the council refused to accept it and kept him in office. The council said Mullry would serve until a new arrangement is made and noted the need for an experienced hand to manage pension funds and office duties. The body consists of Harridge Ford Tick and Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Lame Duck
Happy Chandler
Walter Mullry
Baseball
Haseen
Executive Council
Mullry
Will Harridge
American League
Council
Saint Beach
Walter Albry
Mulbry
Fice
Chandler
Miami
Warren Giles
Incinnati
Harridge
Mallory
Hadtidge
Ford Tick
National Lrvgue
Tomawkey
Bostoned Sox
Giles
Ad Chandler
Oger Doulens
Airways
de Mallery
Favor Boost In Tax On Horse Race Bets
Annapolis March 15 The Ways and Means Committee approved a 2 percent hike in take on bets at harness and half mile tracks. A revised formula would let small tracks keep 11 percent of the first 1.5 million dollars and share 12 percent on the rest. harness tracks get 11 percent of the first 2 million and 7.34 percent thereafter. Total current take is six percent with four percent to the state. Reckord said the changes would add about 30,000 to the five half mile tracks and 80,000 to each of four harness tracks, plus ensure 250,000 annually to the Maryland Fair Board and 60,000 to state funds. A new improvement funds bill would treat them as taxes to be appropriated back to the tracks. Attorney General Hammond noted this would avoid federal taxes. The bill would raise the improvement fund from 0.5 to 1 percent of the six percent take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Milton A. Reckord
Havre de Grace and
Pimlico
Maryland Fair Board
Hall Hammond
Reckord
Racing Commission
Reformed Five Stays At Top
Reformed Five leads in latest results with Asbury Methodist Urbana Methodist at 24 and 21. Jeff. Ref. 24, Jeff. Luth. 17, Fred’k. Ref. 34, Ch. of Br. 19. Monday games feature Jeff. Ref. against Ch. of Breth. Fred’k. Ref. versus Asbury Meth. Jeff. Luth. versus Cal. Meth.
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Asbury Meth
Urbana Meth
Jeff
Ch. of Breth
Fred'k
Asbury
Luth
Cal
L. Pet. Fred’k
Jefferson
Jefferson Luth
Calvary Meth
Ch. of Brethren
Urbana Methodist
Frederick Reformed
Church of the Brethren
Jefferson Reformed
Jefferson Lutheran
Reformers
Asbury Methodist
Urbana
G. Geisler
Rivers
Rice
Kuschel
Lenhart
E. Geisler
Hill
Naylor
F Parker
Wars
B. Hill
Dorsey
Bowie
L. Pet
Leakins
aiser-Frazer
Nds-Rockets
T. House
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Zimmerman
Studebaker
Mest G. Tphaiser
Razer
G. B
Remsberg
J. Hane
Shipley
Hamas
Amn
Denairaenes
G .F. Sp. Isher
Blumenauer
Inehart Berger Lylor Shaffer
Weaver
Bowers
Earinger
Ramsburg
Cramer
Arsden
Ebeeteersen Deentenses
Yeryar
Arvin
A. Ramstamer
Burg
Lheads
Single
Timer
Scortj. Fleischman
Brigham Young, St Johns Reach National Tourney Final
Brigham Young crushed ton Hall 69 59 in a semifinal upset and unseeded uton defeated St John s 69 62 in overtime to reach the national championship game at Edison Square Garden Dayton on Saturday Heilmann hospitalized in Lakeland with heart ailment aged 61 former Detroit Tigers star and famed slugger won four American Leaguebatting titles in 1921 23 25 and 27
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Urney
New York
Brigham Young
Ton Hall
Uton
St. John’s
Edison Square Garden
Heilmann
Lakeland
Fla
Harry Heilmann
Detroit Tigers
Morrell Hospital
W. J. Annis
Detroit
Noren's Homer Wins For Nats In Tampa Game
Irv Noren belted a seventh inning homer to lift Washington past Detroit 5 4 as Kuzava Hudson and Bearden held the Tigers to four hits. Noren connected off Wayne McLeland for the deciding blast in right field.
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Orlando
Fla
Irv Noren
Washington
Detroit
Bob Kuzava
Sid Hudson
Gene Bearden
Tigers
Noren
Wayne McLeland
AHL
Trout
McLeland
House
Kuzava
Hudson
Bearden
Keller
Okiie
City Softball League Elects New President for 1951 Season
The City Softball League reorganized Thursday night for the 1951 season with Clifford Hammy Dole of Independent Hose Co elected to the presidency, replacing Cy Moore. Five teams are planned unless more clubs apply by March 29 at the United Fire Hall Frederick. Sears exits. Southend Civic Association takes the defaulting franchise. returning members include Independent Hose Co, Junior Engine Co, United Steam Engine Co firemen, and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. John Barber (United) chosen as secretary and treasurer. Representatives at the meeting included George Myers (United), Mel Schwesling (Independents), Pete Brachey (Juniors), C. & P. Paul Malone (SECA), Pete Keefer. Municipal teams will move from Bathhouse to Baker Park Tower if reorganization fails.
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Municipal Loop
United Fire Hall
Frederick
Loop
Sears
Southend Civic Association
Independent Hose Co
Junior Engine Co
United Steam Engine Co
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
John Barber
United
George Myers
Uniteds
Mel Schwesling
Pete Brachey
Paul Malone
SECA
Pete Keefer
Bathhouse
Baker Park Tower
Muny Joop
Alumni to clash with Varsity in Md Deaf school games
Alumni of Maryland State School for the Deaf return Saturday for the 26th Annual Homecoming with two basketball games ending the day. The main event features Alumni versus Varsity, led by alumnus Leotard Downes, with notable players from both sides. In other action Gaithersburg loses 39-25 to Central High in Class B semifinal at Frostburg.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
of the Silents
Leotard Downes
Washington
John Foreman
Eugene Runbinstein
Milton Sahm
Donald Tress
John Fleharty
Carl Livesay
James Czyzia
Fleet Bowman
Donald Leitch
Nathan Kambara
David Neill
Edward Johnson
James Kelly
Maurice Wagner
Charles Ager
Walter Cymek
Robert Spencer
Gaithersburg
Central High School
Lanacon
Ing
Gaithersburg High School
Frostburg
Laurel Track Plans Good Friday Show With Pageant and Gifts
Laurel race track in Maryland opens its meetings with bands, orchids, corsages, and a pageant recreating early race days. A Hollywood publicist directs events, aiming for a celebrity singer to perform the National Anthem on opening day. The event features eight daily races, free admission for women on April 4, and a prize for the best investment return on April 7.
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Laurel
Laurel Race Track
Margaret Truman
Milt Crandall
Crandall
Hollywood
Washington
Baltimore
U. S
Greater Kensington
Philadelphia
Maryland
George and
Martha Washington
Andy Jackson
Glade Valley Grange Reports Busy March Meeting
Regular meeting at Walkersville Fire Hall drew 100 attendees for degree conferrals with a class of thirty two from Mt. Pleasant Middletown Carroll Manor Ballenger and Glade Valley. Plans announced for March 22 and March 16 degree ceremonies and a square dance April 7 with Eb N Ely providing music. Friendship night March 27 features Jefferson Grange program.
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Glade Valley
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown
Carroll Manor
Ballenger
Herbert Snyder
Edward Holter
A. P. Tot
New York State Grange
Creagerstown
The
Grange
Eb N’ Ely
Jefferson Grange
Miss Georg speaks to VFW auxiliary on Cerebral Palsy drive
The Ladies Auxiliary to John R. Webb Post No. 9285 heard Miss Elma Lee Georg discuss the Cerebral Palsy drive in Frederick County. The group pledged a monthly donation and assistance with clinic registration. New officers were elected led by President Fern Nelsory. installation set for April 9.
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Ladies Auxiliary
John R. Webb
Rebekah L. McLaren
Elma Lee Georg
Frederick County
Georg
Sctoul
Fern Nelsory
Eleanor Harner
Ernestine Murray
Jane Cronenburg
Frances Blickenstall
Dolly Kenode
Rachael Kaseh
Irs
Helen James
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Jarman Calls Maryland Lags in Road Safety Efforts
Annapolis March 15 retiring State Police Superintendent Carey Jarman told the Senate Finance Committee that Maryland must do more to reduce traffic accidents. He urged more high school instruction on traffic dangers and opposed full reexamination for all drivers, proposing targeted reexams for accident-prone motorists. Jarman sought 50 more uniformed officers, but his request was trimmed. the force remains at 231. Senator Ramsburg suggested paid spot checks to fund safety, while a House bill would require mechanical checks biannually at private garages.
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Annapolis
Carey Jarman
Senate’ Finance Committee
McKeldin
Ramsburg
Frederick
House
Jarman
Maryland
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
Court news shows marriage licenses for Charles F. Stiles 21 of Highspire Pa and Betty A. Fike 18 of Hummelstown Pa. It notes a divorce for Frank V. Nelson 83 of Hinsdale Mass and Flossie Gale Benjamin 52 widow of Towanda Pa. Richard E. Miller 24 and Shir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stiles
Highspire
Betty A. Fike
Hummelstown
Frank V. Nelson
Hinsdale
Mass
Flossie Gale Benjamin
Towanda
A. Richard E. Miller
Shir
Localities and names in property deed transfers
The record lists multiple individuals from Hagerstown Conneautville Flemington Clarksburg and other places involved in deed transfers. It notes ages and roles such as spouses and buyers with paired buyer and seller names and nominal sums like 10 16 dollars in county transfers.
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George E. Hill
Conneautville
Mary E. Mathews
Flemington
N. J
John W. Bradley
Clarksburg
Anne M. Cooper
North Bentz Street
Charles Edward Sandower
Melen
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Hagerstown
Cletus W. Fox
George P. Hendrickson
Catherine W. Smith
John H. Coshon
Wilson M. Glass
Anne E. Leatherman
Kila V. Whipp
John William Lee
Enlist in Navy from local area two area men join Navy
Two local young men have enlisted in the U S Navy and report to the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes for four years. Donald Walter Lawson, 20, of Clarksburg, and Alan Cameron Reed, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Reed of Francis Scott Key Hotel, are the enlisted pair. The American Junior Red Cross counts over 19 million members.
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NAVY
U. S. Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Donald Walter Lawson
Clarksburg
Alan Cameron Reed
Thomas J. Reed
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Youth And Government Program Opens Tomorrow At College Park
Ten Frederick youths join 475 Hi Y members from Maryland YMCA groups at the University of Maryland for an all day training in the legislative process and state government. The program leads to a model legislature in Annapolis April 26 to 28 with elections for state officers. Frederick’s delegation is led by Paul Fogie, while Senate presiding candidate is William Bayent of Frederick and House of Delegates candidate is W Eugene Sanders Jr. of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ymcas of Maryland
College Park
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Senate
House of Delegates
William Bayent
W. Eugene Sanders, ,Jr
Paul Fogie
Sixty five beardless GIs return from Korea
Sixty five underage soldiers, enlistees who falsified ages, returned aboard the transport Gen H B Freeman. They will enter civilian life with minority discharges. James Cox of Winston-Salem explains why they fight to keep Communism out of Korea. Presently, he seeks an officer to re enlist. Earl Jones of Emporia, Va, also underage, is with the group. The 65 hail from 23 states as they disembark for demobilization.
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Korea
H. B. Freeman
Army
United States
Sul
James Ho Cox
Winston ‘Salem
America
Cox
Earl T. Jones
Emporia
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Nats
St. Petersburg
Artie Wilson
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
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Whitey Lockman
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Rhe
Heintzelman
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Wilber
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Jansen
Gettel
Westrum
Bradenton
Bob Addis
Don Richmond
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Sid Gordon
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Willard Marshall
Gordon
Addis
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Rohoe
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Staley
Martin
Keating
D. Rice
Gorin
Fowler
Chipman
Hogue
St. Claire
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Calif
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Ralph Kiner
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White Sox
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Harry Simpson
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Keriazakos
Holcombe
Hairston
St. John's High School
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Philip Kennedy
Jim Boost
Ted Kreh
William Gouker
Dave Koogle
Dutty” Dutraw
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Dick Thomas
Bob Trimble
Frederick St. John's High School
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Richard Gouker
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New York Yankees
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Hammy” Dole
Cy Moore
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John 2D. Schapiro
Schapiro
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V. F. W. Auxiliary
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H. Fout
Washington,pa
Weather Bureau
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Los Angeles
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Memphis
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American Junior Red Cross
Schroeder
Eagle
Superba
BVD and
McGregor Sport
Hyde Park
East Patrick St
Friendly Liquor Store
NEW Fireman’s
Brunswick, MD
Sammy Moss
Paul Jones
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