Chiefs Book Two Class A Exhibitions in Frederick Expos
Chiefs announce two Syracuse led Class A exhibitions in Frederick with one a charity game for armed services. Baltimore Orioles and Buffalo Bisons to meet Syracuse here on April 14 and 16 as part of seven billed exhibitions.
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Syracuse
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scott Key
Leo Miller
Chiefs
Frederick
Armed Services
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo Bisons
Umets
Aleady
Navy
Beneft
McCurdy Field
Herbert 5. Schroeder
Miler
Schroeder
Miller
Patha
McCurdy
Carlton Molesworth
Pittsburgh Pirate
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Adjutant General's School
Ft. Washington
What You Buy With War Bonds The Half Track Armored Scout Cars
The piece explains how the half track armored scout cars, though heavy, offer great maneuverability and play a key role in America’s mechanized army. It notes they must be able to traverse mud sand and varied terrain and continue moving through obstacles.
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America
Wartime Tractor Treads for Font Traction and Guns
Wartime item describes caterpillar treads for font traction, heavily armed with machine guns and cost about $8,000. Government urges citizens to buy war bonds every payday to help pay for them, ending with a patriotic call to do your bit.
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Trwery
Sports Roundup From A Wartime Page Of Odds And Ends
Roundup notes Tad Wierman Princeton football civilian director of training for Army program but no replacement named yet. Harry Maniken seen as strong candidate for next fall. Duren Clark may join Gus Dorais as Detroit Lions assistant. Bus-travel tales as teams hitchhike to games, Romney high school wins after leaving early. Dodgers consider home games on leave. Larry French could earn 300 dollars per game. Jimmy Johnson Ching’s son rising hockey talent in DC. Milton Berle rehearses with Leo Durocher show. Jimmy Braddock fulfills Army duties revealing scarce pier six brawls. Guest Star Jack Charvat notes Texas League ball will be covered with many well-known athletes in majors. Kendrick Bragg awarded DFC for North Africa mission. Duke past player who sat out Rose Bowl. Wildcat basketball team from Elgin Field champs includes players from OH, CT, NY, WV.
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Dew Oxerk
Mareea
Tad Wierman
Princeton
Army
Fritz Crisler
Ted
Harry Maniken
Duren Clark
Cleveland
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
Larry French
Dodgers
Bushwicks
Casey Stengel
Larry
Jimmy Johnson
Ching
Washington, D.C
Howie Morenz, Jr
Milton Berle
Bear Mountain
Leo Durocher
Berle
Liew
Jimmy Braddock
Kendrick R. Bragg
North Africa
Ken Bragg
Duke
Wildcat
Elgin Field
Fla
Ohio
Connecticut
New York
West Virginia
J C Penney League Topfilights and Pay Day Thursday
J C Penney League games highlight Topfilights with a 3 to 2 result for Big Macs over Q Towncraft as Pay Day awaits Thursday schedule.
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Topfilights
Q. Towncraft
Topflight
Towncraft
Fay Day
Big Mac
Y M C A Int League Results And Property Deeds
Y M C A Int League results report Rangers over Marines 20 to 13 and Commandos 9 to 7. Property deeds filed show multiple transfers: W Allen Smith to Hugh Barnes in Mt Mencantros for 4000, James Rorrer to Leo Fontanella for 90 acres about 2500, Gertrude Stine to Esther Satier et al. Walkersville for 3500, Howard Loenner to Austin Rippcon for Mt Pleasant land about 4200. St Johns tops Rice Institute 51 to 49 on Hy Gotkin last second field goal to reach NIT semifinals in Madison Square Garden.
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W. Allen Smith
Hugh WN. Barnes
Mt. Mencantros
James MM. Rorrer
Leo Fontanella
Singanore
Gertrude B. Stine
Esther R. Satier
Walkersville
Howard E. Loenner
Austin H. Rippcon
Mt. Pleasant
New York
Little Hy Gotkin
St. Johns
Rice Institute
Brooklyn Five
Madison Square Garden
James M. Boker
Charles A. Baker
Charles W. Andrews
Esther R. Sayler
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Ett
Carl J. Stine
Roy B. Kidd
Charles M. Strine
Cora G
Court News Property Deeded in Numerous Transfers
A list of property deeds records transfers in various counties and cities with buyers and sellers named. Amounts range from 5 to 10 dollars for multiple parcels and spouses listed. The document also notes a demographic remark about many unmarried women aged 30 to 50, attributed to wartime manpower shortages.
Armstrong Wins in Philadelphia Comeback Bout at Convention Hall
Henry Armstrong staged a dramatic return with a ten round decision over Al Tribuan in Philadelphia. The crowd roared as Armstrong outworked Tribuan, delivering a booming come back campaign despite a tough showing by Tribuban from Wilmington.
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Armstrong
Philadelphia
Henry Armstrong Burz
East
al Tribuam
Workman
Wilmington
Del
Convention Hall
Tribuani
Only 16 Now In Phils' Camp
Hershey, Pa March 22 The Philadelphia Phillies have not printed a spring training roster like other major league teams but they intend to if they net some players to put on it. Harris has 16 players in camp with two yet to come. The squad includes six pitchers one catcher four infielders and five outfielders. The Phillies hope to add more via trades and are pursuing a catcher while restructuring around six-man pitching options and defensive depth.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Phillies
Bucky Harris
Harris
Washington Senators
Joe Cambria
Chuck Klein
Allen
Johnny Fodgajny
Si Johnson
Walter
Boom Boom) Beck
Charley Fuchs
Bill Webb
Fuchs
Detroit Tigers
Beaumont
Webb
Atlanta
Dahlgren
Tommy Livingston
Babe Dahlgren
Danny Murtaugh
Bragan
Merrill May
Danny Litwhiler
Earl Naylor
Ron Northey
Klein
Paul Bus
Tooke
Bill Cox
Cox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lloyd Waner
Albie Glossop
Phils
Dolph Camilli
Nick Etten
New York Yankees
Leet
Gerry Nugent
The
Etten
Yanks
Allan Gettel
Ed Levy
Gettel
Levy
Landis
New York
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Aaron Robinson
Ken Sears
Public Sale Near Frederick Details Household Furniture
About 213 miles west of Frederick the public sale on Saturday March 27 1943 at 1 o'clock features a parlor set dining room suite two bedroom suites tables chairs and more including a radio organ dishes and kitchen range also a harrow and a one horse wagon carriage items. Cash terms. Mrs Philip H Cline. auctioneer E Milo Hooper. clerk Raymond A Haugh.
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Frederick
Philip H. Cline
E. Milo Hooper
Raymond A. Haugh
Household Goods Auction Notice by Mrs Gosnell
An auction notice lists a May 3 sale starting at 1 PM Eastern. Items include a parlor suite sofa table bed rockers bureaus sewing machine ranges coal stove washing machine dishes cut glass silverware dining room suite and many other household articles. Messrs Mintz are the auctioneers.
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Mary
Gosnell
Charlee Mintz
Farm sale near Monrovia and Harmony Grove in 1943
A long auction notice describes the sale of 7 head of horses and colts, 11 fresh or near calving dairy cows, a Holstein bull, 8 hogs, and extensive farm machinery including McCormick Deering implements, plows, drills, and wagons. Also offered are two half-section interests in 31 and 16 acres of growing wheat, with terms of sale on the Wood Farm near Monrovia and the Admiral Schie Birthplace near Harmony Grove, both in Maryland, on Wednesday and Tuesday in March 1943, with credits and clerk arrangements noted.
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Monrovia Slong
New Market
Fountain Mills
Marcis
E.W.T
Sears-Roebuck Milkers
Lawrence D. Summers
Emmer
K Bowlus
Audt
John Umberger
New Midway
Woolsboro
T. B
Holstein
Guernseys
Tent de Wuibeasdy
Stein
Chester
Poland
Hampshire
Leoia
Schutter
Columbia
Pennsylvania
McCormick-Deering
Saxton
Syracuse Barshear
Syracuse
Com Covierer
Farquhar
Iseger
Frank
Herve
Betty
Pris
Yeader
Shorts Farm
Schuttler
Rae ‘Arquhar
McCormd
International Sa
McCormick Mower
Oliver Rking Barshear
Osborn
Raymond
Young Leslie Repp
F. L. Simpson
Glenn L. ‘Front
Admiral Schie
Harmony Grove
Frederick, Rd
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
James F
Zimmerman
St. John’s
Bulgarias
Varna
Willard M. Anser
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Romney
W. Va
Jack Charvat
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J. C. Penney League
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Commandos
Pet Army
All Rangers Marines Et Abseeinns
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Cmon Gang
Emlins
Court News
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Earmen Davis
Walter Charles Hammond
Mildred H. Wilson
Julia Blake
Alina K. Kline
Hugh N. Barseés
Minia D. Smith
Clarence J. Fink
Arthur L. Derry
Lewis FE. Leather
Margaret E. Blackston
Edgar M. Lowman
Linwood L. Turner
Hazel Louise Sandidge
Washington
James A. White
Middle Alley
Alice R. Fisher
Knoxville
David C. O'Brien
Helen Frances Kane
Ror F. Fogle
East Seventh Street
Urith Margaret Cecil
Center Street
Harvey Stewart Broaddus
Partlow
Mary Lois Warner
Hamilton
Charles L. Castle
Catoctin
Park
Betty C. Baumgardner
East Sixth Street
Donald Eugene Dinterman
Seeky Ridge
Macy Catherin Bollinger
Emmitsburg
William C. Staley
Baltimore
Eva Jane Stull
West Fourth Street
This City
Homer J. Booth
Charlotte Ann Naecnor
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House of Delegates
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Fishland Game Committee
Shell
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Frederick High School
M. C
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
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J. F. Minor Simpson
Austin Angleberger
Alvin G. Quinn
J. F. Zimmerman
Walkersville High School
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Stoker
Olga Pocahontas
Markell & Ford Telephone
Financial Home
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Oliver Barshear
Barshear
Ernest W. Flanigan
Ginny Trout
Auet
AL Kelly
Mackivering
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Stewart Electric
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Holsteins
McCormick
Internations
David Bradley
Deering
Oliver, Wiard
J. W. Foot and
W. 3. Bryant
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Lawrence
Momsrovia
Jacob G. Shoemaker
Shookstown
Thomaz P
Sear Buckeye
W—Lee A
George L. Jones
Dickerson
George H. Payne
Cadin
Urbana
J Lloyd Withide
Nor
Six's Bridge
Raymond VA. Youns
Mar G
Bollena
Middletown
Frank B. Severance
Betwet Nickerson
Barnesville
John S. Derr
Ceresville
Paul E. Remshare
Airview
Raymond L Bicie
Robert M. Ranneberger
Mitea Southwest Doub
Libberthorn
Harry M. Wisener
We. Sutely
Frederick Fatreroombs
John C. Kidd
Derick
Alexander
Winnett
Qaine Orchari
Marion England
Monrovia
Unastead
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