Ruth Still Is Biggest Single Attraction In Spring
Ruth Ruth remains baseball’s biggest draw as spring training returns to Florida. The aging yet improved star drew large Tampa crowds, autographed hundreds of items, and traveled 40,000 miles last summer for youth baseball work. Despite health challenges, he remains a central figure in the sport and in public relations for the sport and its sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babry Grateon
WEA
Sperix
Tamps
Fla
Babe Ruth
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Sultan
Swat
Florida
Tampa
Ruth
Cardinals
Reds
Clearwater
Jim Chapman
Motor Car Company
Bam
Chapman
New York
Riverside Drive
Florida Sunshine
Yankee Stadium
Bob Carpenter
Babe Alexander
Carpenter
Duffy Lewis
Braves
Lewis
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Harry Hooper
Bill Carri- San
Duffy
NYU To Replace St Louis In Olympic Tryouts At MSG
NYU will take the place of St Louis University in the Olympic basketball tryouts at Madison Square Garden. NYU runner up to St Louis in the national invitation tourney, tendered the invitation tonight by Gene Lambert vice chairman of the Olympic committee. Al Nixon, NYU graduate manager of athletics, accepted the bid after conferring with the athletic board. Long will probate for Warenesboro, Pa. March 22. The will of Roland E Long, who died March 10, was entered for probate. Executrix is his wife Roberta C Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Unity
St. Louis University
Mat- Gison Square Garden
NYU
St. Louis
Gene Lambert
al Nixon
Long
Warnesboro
Roland E. Long
Roberta C. Long
Recreational League To Close On Saturday
Recreational basketball activities under city sponsorship end Saturday morning after eight game schedules in six clubs. Supervisor Joe Price announced the boys division will feature a foul shooting contest before the final games. The undefeated Cardinal team will be declared City Recreational Department champion regardless of possible upset by the fifth place Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Price
Cardinal
City
Price
Cardinals
Yankees
Tigers
Bullets
Dodgers
Indians
Brachey
Jae A Smith
Carter
Edwards
Clingan
Fry
J. Blum
Naver
A. Stull
Lochner
Wisner
B. Blum
Nikirk
Clingay
Dorsey
Baumeg
Smith
Brand
Ensor
Weinberg
Main
Leicherz
Putman
Tracey
Schindel
Brish
Physical Education Demonstration at Walkersville High School
A March 18 event in the Walkersville High School gym hosted 122 pupils before about 200 parents and patrons. Led by Mary Lowe Smith, the program opened with a grand march and piano, followed by mimetics, American dance, novelty relays, and a balloon volleyball game won 14 8. Officials included Warren Evans referee, Elizbeth Shoemaker scorer, and Dottie Strine parade leader. Benefit for the Physical Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
E. W. Pruitt
Mary Lowe Smith
Dorothy Freed
Nancy Webber
Joan McEwen
Marjorie Eaves
Jerry Craver
Elaine Stover
Peggy Powell
Shea McEwen
Nancy Webbe
Doris’ Roderuck
Dottie Strine
R Warren Evans
Miss Gates
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Doris Roderick
Ridge Cramer
Carroll Zimmerman
Leo Carey
Bill Cramer
Jack Zimmerman
Wayne Winebrenner
Catherine Fauver
Jack Brengle
Hattie Myers
Jean Eckard
George Remsberg
Physical Education Department
New Shortstop Stallcup Proving Steady for Reds
Tampa March 22 Cincinnati’s rookie shortstop Stallcup is handling the burden of replacing Eddie Miller. After mixed scouting, he posted a strong spring with 338 in Jersey City last season and 15 homers in a partial season. Manager Neun adjusted positions to fit Stallcup as Miller faced controversy. Graziano Horne bout in DC eyed as still set for summer. New Jersey talks consider a title fight with Zale.
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Tampa
Fla
Red Stalicup
Cincinnati
Eddie Miller
Stallcup
Boston Red Sox
Jersey City
Staltcup
Honeapth
Red
Hamilton Ohio
Miller
Eddie
Cincy
Philadelphia Philly
Reds
Hamilton
Johnny Neun
Grady Hatton
Neun
Stalicup
Finm
Home Run Target At Fair Grounds Gives Way To New
The Frederick fairgrounds remove the old cowsheds on the western rim replacing them with new cow barns. The piece recalls memories of the Blue Ridge and Tri City League days when locals and visitors watched games and hit homers over the sheds. It recalls figures like Jack Morrison Liver Bentz Gouker Abrecht and Uncle Bill Leichert and notes kids once climbed the sheds and guarded entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Atkinson
Frederick Fairgrounds
Old Agricultural Park
Blue Ridge
Jack Morrison
Frederick Husters
Bobby Orrison
Frederick Slugger
Homer
County Mortis
Reggie Rawlings
Hack Wilson
Bentz
Gouker
Abrecht
Freed
Six Derby records could be broken or tied at May 1
Louisville Kentucky March 22 six Kentucky Derby records could be broken or equalled when the great American Turf classic is run here May 1 At most only two could be bested at once Jockey Eddie Arcaro would tie the record with four Derby wins if he rides to victory Calumet Farms Citation would be the first to win both Futurity and Derby William Woodwards Belair Stud could equal four owner wins Trainers Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons or Plain Ben Jones might match four wins by one trainer Breeder E R Bradley could equal five victories by one breeder Bienheim YW could equal three winners from one sire and others like Free America and Olio are listed. Barclay to stay in College Park Md March 22 Barclay asked not to be considered for George Washington head coach in a letter to Max Farrington He remains at Maryland. Committee reports Baltimore Md March 22 The governor’s committee on state employee cost increases turned over its report to the Governor Lane did not comment and report was not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mar
Eddie iArcaro
Issac Murphey
Earl Sande
Calumet Farm
Citation
Relic
Tate
Walkersville Bowling League Standings and Weekly Stats
Walkersville Bowling League games schedule includes A. P. Store versus Strine, Dudrow's versus Ceresville Motors, Walkville Motors against G V Bakery. Standings show Strine's 7, Cramer's 9,667, with teams such as John Deere 10 630, Dorsey Hams 13 506, Dudrow's 14 481, Ceresville Motors 45 444, Trout View 16 407, G V Milling 16 407, Ensor's 16 407, A P Store 16 485, Walkville Motors 918 -333. Weekly high: John’s Deere 605 game and 1,793 set. high individual: D. Stauffer of Ensor's Store 142 and 391. Fights this week note New York boxing card with Joe Maxim headlining Monday in San Francisco, Bernie Docusen versus Charlie Salas in Los Angeles, and Friday's Garden card featuring Rossano vs Giosa, Castellani vs Green, and Williams vs Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL. Pet . Strine
Cramer's
John Deere
G. V. Bakery
Dorsey Hams
Dudrow’s A
Ceresville
Trout View
G. V. Milling
Ensor's
Walkville
John' S Deere
D. Stauffer
New York
Joe Maxim
Cleveland
Pat Valentine
San Francisco
Valentino
Bernie Docusen
New Orleans
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Rocco Rossano
Brooklyn
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Rocky Castellani
Wilkes-Barre
Harold Green
Johnny Wiliams
Montgomery
Ala
Reddie Dawson
Chicago
Administrator's Notice for Jante Carter Estate
Public notice from Frederick County Maryland announces letters of administration granted to Russell Jackson for the estate of Jante Carter. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by October 1, 1938, or be barred from benefits. Debtors urged to pay promptly. date of issue March 22, 1935. Ruth Anderson listed as an attorney. Another case notes equity divorce proceedings in Frederick County Circuit Court with defendant nonresident and child custody issues. publication required weekly for five weeks before April 21, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Frederck County
Maryland
Jante Carter Tate
Frederick
Russell Jackson
Ruth Anderson
Arent
Quity
Frederick County
Lilian EL Ester
Charles M. Evier
Parti Towson
Maryslar
Testaer
Gass the Plaints Sa
McK Cocnir
Togeth
Fredeck County
Ellis C. Wachter
Francie Perrott
dMar
Getysburz
Orphans” Court
Ruth G. Stone
Beneft
Walter Eugene Stone
W. Jerome Offutt
Gr Phans
Frederik County
Clarence Leroy Catlail
Staryland
EMBLA S_ CUTSALL
Richard E Zimmerman
Orphans ‘Court
Charles L. Miss
Anl Beneft
William Ernest Miss
Amos A. Holler
dFeb
Mear
NISS
Circuit Court
Wiliam M. Storm
Clarence H. Remsburg
Thermont Bank
William M. Storm
William
Storm
Trator
R. Franklin Heck
Charles K. Heck
C.t
Benjamin B. Rosen
NIST
Cour County
Farmers and Bank of Frederichuary Trus
Fredenck County
City Softball League Set to Sign 1848 Contracts Friday
City Softball League members will meet Friday at 7 30 P M at the YMCA to distribute Maryland Softball Association contract forms for the 1848 season. The session will finalize rule changes and issue franchises with Dr Pepper American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Exide Battery already holding 1948 spots. The league seeks two more clubs to operate a six team loop and will file player contracts with MSA with no post contract affiliation switches without written releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Softball League
M.C. A
Maryland Softball Association
Dr. Pepper
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Exide Battery
Marvin Winstead
Guy Ramsburg
Homer Palmer
Tinex” K
Administratrix Notice and License Proceedings in Frederick County
Notices of administration for Celia G Baker and Ruth G Stone in Frederick County Maryland with deadlines in October 1948. Debtors urged to pay promptly. Also a beer and light wine license application by Robert Coates of Knoxville for Coates Service Station and Lunch Room with a one week period to file exceptions. Court hearing to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coates
Knoxville
Maryland
Coates
Acts of the General Assembly of
Court House
G. Cleveland Trout
Frederick County
Sale Register Listings for March and April Local Auctions
A detailed sale register lists numerous names and locations for auctions and livestock markets across Maryland towns including Frederick Emmitsburg Walkersville Petersville Mt Airy and Brunswick. It notes community sales at Petersville and Hagerstown and mentions a City League opening decision dependent on club applications. The article ends with a remark that men were the first to wear rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Lenhart
Jenfferson-Middletown Road
Vernon E. Heffner
Johnsville
Roy E. Everhart
St Mark's
Church
Petersville
C. Vernon Rhboderick
Foplar Heights
Harter E. Miller
Emmitsburg
Harlen A. Wiles
Frederick Junction
Eyler Livestock Market
Thurmont
Joseph A. Gawler
Monrovia
Sid
t-Bernard
Eva &. Weitzer
Powlesville
Lee Ranneberger
West Damstown
John Wm. Crouse
Mt Airy
Bor Dern
New Midway
Joseph (le
Goshen
Henderton Corner
Harry M. Roderick
Urbana
Lina Lich
Kermar
Taneytown
Upton Gladhill
Witlias
Damascus
Mitchell Bay
Walkersville
John Lettice
Bartonsville
Harry VL. Davis
Hyattstown
M. W. Stitely
Weedsboro
Wilm A
Bob) Darner
Millard €. Zimmerman
Frederick
Wandsboro
Francis W. Eiker
Marsland Church Service
Fairgrounds
Hagerstown
Preston Wright
Mt Miry
Reese Connor
Ridgeville
Marion England
Menrovia
Farmers Club
Petersville Club Woods
Brunswick
George KE. Bankies
Mt. Airy
Rodney R. Kelly
Keller
Buckeystown
John 2
Carbaugh
Tewistown
Steferson
Gefferson
Notices of Administrations and Executorships in Frederick County
Notices announce letters of administration and testamentary issued by the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland for CLARENCE LEROY CATTAIL. RACHEL MORSELL DAVIS. CHARLES F SHIPLEY. CHARLES L MISS. with deadlines for claims, payment and estate exits. The items include executors and executrix names, dates, and instructions for claim submission and debt settlement. Also included are real estate sale orders and property listings by local attorneys and brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord Pphans
Frederick County
Maryland
Rachel Morsell Davis
Bernard M. Davis
Catrix
Scrber
Orphans Court
CHARLES F_ SHIPLEY
Catherine E. Shipley
Real Estate and car ads mix in Frederick area listing
An array of property notices describes R L Zentz 80 acre Frederick County farm with dairy facilities, 22 acres pasture, 3 woodlands, and a 9 thousands price. additional 30 acre farm, 5 room frame houses with electric water systems. used cars including 1940 LaSalle, 1939 Buick, and 1931 Chevrolet. multiple homes, building lots, and rental properties with contact details for Carl Murray and M Bohn Real Estate, plus a broker ad for Keefer M Roogle at 218 Dull Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carl Murray C. Bohn
Union Bridge
Snow White
I& Block
Rosedale
Grant Place
Lee Place
West
Keefer M. Roogle
Dili
Baltimore
Stone
Washington
Norta Fredenck
Fine
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New York U
Ree Graziano
Sonny Horne
Washington, D C
Stillman
Graziano
Ellenville
N.Y
Horne
Tony Zale
Rocky
New Jersey
New York State
National Boxing Association
Fair Grounds
Lane
Board of Public Works
Walkersville Bowling League
Strine Store Dudrow’s
Orphans’ Court
Storyland
Celia Grin’ Baker
Cora Strexe Cramer
aMar
Gaver
MSA
Holden S. Felton
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Linden
Gilmore R Flautt. JR
Bath
Southwest Secon
North Starket Street
G. H. Mercer & Sons
NISI
Equity
Aed
Town
Gmar
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons Real Estate Loans Insurance
Pythian Castle
Harry E. Mohler
Barry E. Norler
East Third St
F.C. Rogers
Bwellen
Court St
R.L. Zentz
Tel
Fred’k. Co
Hard Rd
Bar
Zexntz Street
Bealer
Fanertown
Bid
Murray C. Bohn
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick Street
David O. Griffin
Harold U. Frushour
M Aney
Harold U Frushour
West Patrick St
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Woodsboro
Stewart Horss Brown
North Court St
P. E. Roop
Libertytown
New Market
PBL
New Windsor
Apt
Apts
Market St. Oi
Fere
Fred“etick
Ralpa
Bowen
Court Street
Surray C. Bohn
Howard A. Gross
Sling
Keefer M. Koogle
P. Luther Rice
Luther Rice & Son
Horace M. Alexander
RL. Kelly
Emmert R Bowlus
W. Church St
Frederick, Md
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