Newsom predicts strong season for Athletics and himself
West Palm Beach March 24 veteran pitcher Bobo Newsom aims for opening day with the Philadelphia Athletics after trimming to 200 pounds. He credits manager Mack and stars like Kell Wallasen and Rosar, notes a past shoulder injury, and doubts the Yankees will win the pennant while praising Washington pitching and Sid Hudson.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Louis Norman
Bobo
Newsom
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Hapan Dane
George McQuinn
Dick Siebert
Buddy Rosar
Mr. Mack
Athletics
A’s
Frederick
Hartsville
S. C
Yankees
Washington
Sid Hudson
North Carolina eyes NCAA title after playoff run
North Carolina, eight point underdogs, defeated NYU 57-49 in the Eastern semi finals and beat Ohio State 60-57 in overtime to win the Eastern title. Oklahoma Aggies, defending champions, beat California 52-35 and won their semi against Baylor 44-29. Kentucky won the National Invitation Tournament 46-45 over Roudersland State. Owls host exhibition with Philadelphia Athletics on April 11 for Newton D. Baker veterans.
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North Caroline
Wake Forest
White Phantoms
New York University
Ohio State
Harvard
North Carolina
NYU
Oklahoma Aggies
California
Aggies
Baylor
Colorado
Kansas City
Tarheels
Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Roudersland State
West Virginia
Muhlenberg
Carolina
Red Cross
Break Up The Yankees Rises As South Rallies Behind Aces
NY Yankees boast a power laden lineup as spring workouts spark a pre war Murderers Row revival. Spud Chandler anchors pitching with strong support from Wight and Ruffing while Me ntoshagld and GM McCarthy assemble a versatile roster of outfielders and infielders including DiMaggio Henrich Keller and Derry. The piece notes exhibition wins over St Louis and Chicago rivals and highlights expected depth for pitching and defense.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyns
McCarthy
Yankees
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Scooter Rizzuto
Joe Gordon
Spud Chandler
Nt Oshagld
Georgia
New Yorks
Spurgeon Chandler
Bill Wight
Cardinals
Yanks
Red Barrett
Max Lanier
Ted Wilks
Red Blazers
Wick Etten
Steve Souchock
Bing[ewe
DiMaggio
Frank Crosetti
King Kong Keller
Tom Henrich
Russ Derry
Johnny Lindell
Army
Bill Dickey
Aaron Robinson
Ken Silvestri
Navy
Gus Niarhos
Charley Silvera
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Deininger
Gabby Hartnett
Rollie Twasles
Chandler
Red Ruffing
Ernie
County Softball League Eyes Two Division Formations
Teams are urged to post forfeit money at tonight’s 8 o’clock Freder ick YMCA meeting. Damascus has joined to make nine clubs with Woodbine and Brunswick considering entry. New Addition may not enter. Efforts aim to form Eastern and Western divisions of six teams each with a county title to follow. Great Britain’s Royal Air Force is listed with 96 squadrons.
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Frederick Ymca
Guy “Rabbit Barmsburg
Damascus
Ramsourg
Woodbine
Brunswick
Ntol
Post Times Back On Pre War Schedule
Baltimore March 24 post times at Maryland race tracks return to pre war schedule this spring with noon to 1 p m starts. Bowie opens April 1 with 2 p m post for its 12 day season while Havre de Grace and Pimlico set 2 13 p m starts. Havre de Grace runs April 14 to 27 and May 13 to 27 Pimlico April 29 to May 11 Preakness Day.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Bocié
Hustlers Plan Season for Frederick BaseballTeams
Freder ick Hustlers and their junior squad outline 1946 plans as a development program for the parent club. A 20 man roster is planned for both teams with tryouts welcomed. Senior losers include Lloyd Rice Bud Price and Richard Cooke is deceased with Binks De Lauter in the armed forces. Lefty Warrenfeltz may miss turns due to a knee injury. The seniors will practice Sundays and play a practice game with Sunbury mid April and may meet Inter-State Leaguers. McCurdy Field will host Juniors home games in Maryland State League play with 1:30 p.m. starts and Hustlers at 3 p.m. Double headers are planned on Sundays when Juniors are away. Pete Stout returns from service boosting the infield with Panamanian League experience.
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Frederick Hustlers
Islent
Hustlers
J Lloyd
Rice
Bud Price
Richard Cooke
Binks" de Lauter
iWarrenfeltz
Angleberger
Athikeiva
sunoUry
Sunbury
Ingleberger
McCurdy Field
Maryland
Swill
Hustler
Keymien
Pete Stout
Stout
Balboa
All-Tournament Selections Named for Northern Montgomery Teams
Northern Montgomery County high schools named all tournament selections for varsity substitutes in the Second-string Tournament for boys and girls. Damascus High School won both boys and girls finals with 35-18 and 34-16 victories. Outstanding players included Marian Marshall of Damascus and the top boys choice Bel lison and Federline of Gaithersburg. Awards were evening bags for girls and heavy pencils for boys, with silver basketballs for all honorees.
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Montgomery County
Damascus High School
Posiesville
Damascus
Lewis
Paplesville
Easton
Sherwood
Marshal
Johns
Johnson
Betson
Poolesville
Southworth
Bellison
Federline
Gaithersburg
Young
Watkins
Marian Marshall
Dwight P. Hurley
Sherwood High School
Pioneers win final rifle league match in local meet
Pioneers of the Fred Jerick Rifle Club captured the flag match with a total 1332, edging Old Scouts 1320 and Rangers 1227 on the Armory range. The season ended 27 wins, 13 losses for the Pioneers, while Old Scouts and Rangers each had 16 and 24 losses. High scores included Painter and Keefer for the Old Scouts with 275s and Keefer’s perfect prone, amid close competition that hinged on the final shooter.
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Fred Jerick Rifle Club
Ledger Seaso
Armory
Rangers
Frederick Rifle Club
Baltimore Crown Rifle Club
Focal Armory
Iman
M. Painter
Frank Keefer
Tring
Keefer
Painter
Rickell
TH. C. Main
Moore
D. Shipley
J, Krantz
Hahn
Old Scouts
P. K
F. Keefer
Jc Simpson
E. Reddle
Sy. Sf
D. Etchison
I. Abb
PRP RK Stat. IK
Moberly
E Reddle
IF. Burchett
H. Pettingall
Stockman
Rabbit In Hat Wows Sunday School Pupils
The Rev. Martin C. Elz, a former magician, draws rabbits from a hat and makes cards vanish to teach Bible truths at Oakgrove Avenue Community Church. His Sunday school audience has doubled and the church became debt free during his two year pastorate.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Martin C. Elz
Oakgrove Avenue Communnity
Elz
Harold U Frushour Insures Cars and Real Estate Loans
Harold U Frushour advertises auto insurance under new low rates at 2d W Patrick St Frederick. Also listing real estate and automobile loans, plus a PeopLes Finance Co loan plan.
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Thomas A. Morris
Mgr
Frederick
Rral Estate and Automobile Loans
Harold OU Frushout
Patrick St Frederick
Sia
Great believer uses feats of magic to teach Bible truths
A noted educator and preacher promotes visual education and magic acts as demonstrations of biblical lessons. He frames these performances as a way to capture attention and reinforce spiritual messages for audiences.
Tenant House Near Clarksburg Burned
Fire destroyed a four room tenant house near Clarksburg on Route 24 around mid afternoon Sunday. George Moore, a colored tenant, escaped as flames consumed the dwelling on the Ora King property. His wife, at church nearby, was summoned to the scene as neighbors notified Gaithersburg firemen who arrived to find the structure largely engulfed. Moore lost his belongings but exited unharmed.
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Clarksburg
George Moore
Ora
King
Gaithersburg
Annarenatly Arene
Mooi
Pioneer nurse Harriet Lounsberry dies at 94 in West Virginia
Huntington March 24 AP Mrs Harriet Camp Lounsberry 94 a founder of the State Association of Nurses died at Veterans Hospital after an illness beginning in January 1944 following a cerebral hemorrhage. She served through the Ebola epidemic years in West Virginia.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harriet Camp Lounsberry
West Virginia
Veterans’ Hospital
Lounsberry
State Association of Nurses
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