City Softball League to consider entry of DeMolay
Russell H. McCain, league President, announced after a YM SA meeting that a fifth team, the DeMolay, is likely to join the City Softball League with final action at a fraternalists meeting on March 24. A second team reps meeting is set for March 26 at MLCA. Already committed teams include Carty's Funeral Home, FPepger, Price Brothers and Sun Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. McCain
YMSA
McCain
Union Manufacturing Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Carty’s Funeral Home
Fpepger
Price Brothers
Sun Spot
Clarence C Carty
Coarman
Guy Ramsburg
Jack Emmert
Carty’s
Clarence Carty
Dr. Pepper
Mr. Heffrer
DeMolay
Charles Kemp
William Krantz
Bowling Results From Baker's League League Standings
Latest results show American Legion and Warren's leading with three wins each. RC Cola and Stup Bros split matches, Everedy and Mack struggle with one win apiece. Bill's and Tip Top also post two wins, while E. B. Shipley and Barbara Fritchie include partial scores in the ledger.
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American Legion
RC Cola
Stup Bros
Ubs Standing of the
L. Pet American Legion
Storm and Shipley
Coca Cola
Everedy
HS Warren's
City Bowling League scores from Urbana and nearby teams
Urbana league results show Urbana 2 Geiser's 1 and Old German 2 Valley Forge 1. G L Baking Co 8 Old Timers 0. Prosperity 2 Post Office 1. Eberts 3 Strine's 0. Geisinger's 2 Rippeon's 1.
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Geiser's
Valley Forge
G.L Baking Co
Eberts
Strine
Ebert
Rippeons Strine
Geisinger
Sport Tips 220 From Benet! USC fund drive in Frederick
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will present about 220 dollars to the Frederick USC Thursday night at the State Armory. Led by William L. Feczko and Dorsey Shipley the league raised funds with six teams in the Frederick County Basketball League to benefit the USC and revive local basketball. The State Guard captured the league crown and will receive a trophy as champions. Proceeds from the season will boost the USC fund and support local sports entertainment.
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Benet
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
United Service Organization
Junior Chamber
William L. Feczko
Dorsey Shipley
Frederick County
USC
State Guard
State Armory
Clifford M Yinger
Feczko and
Shipley
Old Hans Lobert Can Take It If The Renamed Phils Can
NEA service column notes Philadelphia Phils under manager Hans Lobert face a rough spring with dispersed players and a surplus of infielders. Lobert vows discipline, tests deserters, and chases cohesion as he sorts pitching prospects like Podgorney and Hoerst, while notables like Waner Litwhiler Northey and Naylor bolster the lineup amid public indifference.
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Hans Lobert
Phils
Harry Grayson
NEA
Miami Beach
Dr. Thompson Prothro
Doc Prothro
Pilot Prothro
Flamingo Park
John
Lobert
Philadelphia
Prothro
Rube Melton
Hialeah
Iron Man
Johnny Podgamny
Ike Pearson
Tom Hughes
Frank Hoerst Melton
Cy Blanton
Lee Grissom
Si Johnson
Walter Beck
Bill Peterman
Old Men Must Stand Up For The Dodgers In Series Outlook
Brooklyn’s veterans pace the club as they face St Louis and Cincinnati with Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons, Johnny Allen, Curt Davis, and Whit Wyatt in their 30s and 40s. Key infielders Dolph Camilli, Billy Herman, Dixie Walker, Arky Vaughan, and Joe Medwick anchor the lineup while Reiser and headliners Owen and Padgett bolster an aging yet solid squad. Enhanced by Head, Chipman, and Dapper, the Dodgers aim to repeat past luck against strong rivals.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
Tampa
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Reds
Larry MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Brooklyns
St Louis
Herman
Cubs
Louisville
MacPhail
Pee Wee
Reese
Koby Higbe
Deacon
Wyatt
Higbe
Chipman
Superbas
Ed Head
Montreal
Bob Chipman
Atlanta
Ping
Chriff Dapper
Hollywood
Mickey Owen
Billy Sullivan
Camilli
Vaughan
Charley Gelbert
Lew Riggs
Alex Kampouris
Durochet
Reiser
Pete Reiser
Muscles Medwick
Maryland Spring Sports Schedules Detail 48 Contests
College Park reports 48 spring contests for Maryland varsity teams across baseball lacrosse track and tennis. Base ball plays 20 games, lacrosse 10, track 10, and tennis 12 with many matches at College Park but significant away schedules. The U S annually requires between 4 and 5 million ounces of quinine.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Terps
Penn Relays
Harvard
Richmond U
Roundup of NCCA and college hoops and bets in March
Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton surveys upcoming Dartmouth versus Princeton playoff games in Philadelphia and the preview for the NCAA tourney in New Orleans. He notes coach theories on stamina, Yale coaching candidates, and various college figures, including Hal Trosky chatter, layoffs, and a Sugar Bowl bid history.
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Hugh Fullerton
Wide World
New York
Dartmouth
Princeton
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Yale
George
Trevor
New York Sun
Henry Frank
Tulsa
Ed Kubale
Southwestern
Memphis
Jess Neeley
Rice
Long Island University Eliminated By West Virginia In OT
Long Island University, the MET invitational favorite, fell to West Virginia 58 to 49 in overtime at Madison Square Garden. Scotty Hamilton fueled the Mountaineers as Dick Kesling scored seven in OT, lifting WVU past the Blackbirds and ending LIU’s title bid. Beef ranked first as a source of agricultural income in Arizona in 1941.
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New York
Long Island University
West Virginias
Dark Horse Outfit
Mountaineers
Madison Square Garden
Chunky Scotty Hamilton
West Virginians
Blackbirds
Dick Kesling
Walter Rollins
Roger Hicks
Arizona
No Spring Gridiron Practice At Maryland
Maryland will not conduct spring football drills as announced by acting athletic director Jack Faber. Summer practice will begin after classes start in the new term opening June 20, with potential use of freshmen. The delay aims to determine the team prospects for the 1942 campaign and minimize loss of players to service.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Jack Faber
Maryland
Invention of gunpowder blamed on Englishman Roger Bacon
A historical note credits Roger Bacon of England with inventing gunpowder in 1248, challenging the common belief that the Chinese first created it. The Chinese powder is described as highly inflammable rather than explosive.
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Roger Bacon
Md State Loop To Meet Here Thursday
Consolidation of the Maryland State League and the Tri County League for the coming baseball season will be discussed at a meeting of team representatives on Thursday night. William Burall says the meeting at Burall's Cycle Shop will decide if unification is needed given wartime drafts and available players. Both leagues worry about player shortages but expect to operate with four to six teams if necessary. invite any interested teams to attend. Arkansas reports tuberculosis death rate rose from 488 to 475 per 100,000 in 1939 compared with 1938.
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Maryland State League
Tri-County
Loop
William Burall
Burall
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Cials
Burali
Arkansas
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Luther Murray
Scvome
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Auint
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Cc. Crum
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J. McNeal
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S. Muller
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J. L. Sheets
C. F. Tracey
G. L Fox
Pake
A. Gardner
A Slagle
B. Talley
MD. State Loop
Trico League
Stephano Brothers
Phila. Fa, A
Dee Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
C. Welcome Commercial
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corporation
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