Maryland state Baseball League meeting to shape 1948
Prospective umpires urged to attend the YMCA session at 8 oclock on Thursday as Election of president for 1948 and umpire interchanging plans take center stage. Clubs invited include Woodsboro Liberty Town Point of Rocks Woodbine Rit Airy New Market Williamsville and Frederick Junior Hustlers with Buckeystown invited if spots open.
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Maryland State Baseball League
YMCA
W. Burall
Tri-County
Anayolem
Theanagers
Woodsboro
Libertyown
Point of Rocks
Woodbine
Rit
Airy
New Market
Liamsville
Frederick
Baker's Bowling League Latest Results Summary
Wednesday games saw Keredy Co. edge Mercer Jones Storm Shipley beat Eenholtz Gar. Thursday results had Reese Gro. defeating Bills Sand. Show and American Stores defeating Ox Fibre. Weekly stats list Shultz of American Store with 144 for high game Ernest of Everedy Co. 670 for high set and Everedy Co. 1,660 for high team set.
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Everedy Co
Amer. Stores
Bills Sand. Shop
Storm Ian Shipley
Ox Fibre
Reese Gro
Keredy Co
Mercer, Jones
Storm Shipley
Eenholtz Gar
Shultz
Ernest
Everedy Company
L Pet
Eilholtz Gar
Weredy Co
Ercer Jones
X. Fibre
Storm-Shipley
Eese Gro
Panama Pvt Brandenburg Inducted Into Army
Pvt Brandenburg now with the American Coast Artillery Corps in the Panama Canals Zone was inducted Sept 21 1945. He is husband of Evelyn Ropp Brandenburg Middletown and son of Charles and Mrs Brandenburg Myersville. Previously he worked at Hillcrest Orchards and recently completed a 17 day furlough at home before shipment to Panama.
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Pvt. Brandenburg
American Coast Artillery Corps
Panama Canals Zone
Army
Evelyn Ropp Brandenburg
Middletown
Charles Brandenburg
Myersville
Hillcrest Orchards
Panama
Auto racing to return with heavy 1942 season
Washington reports sanctioned automobile racing will resume after a 1941 pause with over 80 meets booked from April through October and a final total expected to reach at least 100. The May 30 revival of the Indianapolis Speedway classic will headline a packed schedule on paved surfaces as opens.
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Washington
American Automobile Association Contest Board
Inaipanapolis
Ind
Ki Aldrich Finds Romance And Life's Work At Texas College Freshman Dance
All-America football center Ki Aldrich met Dorothy Francis Pope at a 1936 Texas Christian University freshman dance. They married in 1938 and Ki coached the Lena Pope Home sand lot team to three city championships. Now assistant superintendent, he plans full time as superintendent when a new $500,000 building is completed for the city-wide shelter for 250 children and 5,000 alumni. He says coaching transformed lives more than any football game.
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Jur Worth
Marit
New
Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian University
Dorothy Francis Pope
E. H W. Pope
Husky
Phanse
Washington Redskins
Lena Pope
Dirt tracks kickoff at Atlanta one mile fairgrounds
The opening event will be staged on the one mile track at Atlanta Georgia this Sunday March 31. Meets are scheduled across Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio New York Connecticut Delaware Maine Vermont Virginia North and South Carolina and Maryland.
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Atlanta
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Vermont
Virginia
Caroline
Maryland
Yankees Sell Hemsley To Philadelphia Club
New York announces the sale of Rollie Hemsley to the Philadelphia Phillies for an undisclosed sum. The 39 year old catcher, in Navy service the last two years, leaves a nine catcher depth chart at New York with two training bases. Hemsley batted 268 for the Yankees in part of the 1946 season. His best year was 1934 with the St. Louis Browns. He began with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1928 and also played for the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland.
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New York
New York Yankees
Rollie Hemsley
Philadelphia Phillies
Yanks
Navy
Bradenton
New Yorkers
Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chiat and Adatt
Ang Cleve
Bud Price Report To Martinsville Farm Team
Bud Price, recently discharged from the armed forces, has been signed by Earle Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics and ordered to report to the Martinsville Bi-State League farm on April 7. The Fredericktonian catcher turned out for Mitchell Field Army Air Base and was noticed by Mack during an exhibition. Price also played at Frederick High School and Hustlers’ Setter and previously rejected a 1941 offer from an Eastern Shore League club before his military service. He will play for Martinsville under Manager Cliff Bolton.
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Joe
Bud” Price
Earle Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Martinsville
Mackmen
Price
Mitchell Field Army Air Base
Thes
Fredericktonian
Athletics
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Tra F. Thomas
Connie Mack
Frederick High School
Hustlers
Anastern Shore
Mitchel Field
Cliff Bolton
Washington Senators
County Softball Loop Plans 1946 Schedule Start
At a county softball league meeting nine teams posted forfeit money and voted to begin the 1946 season April 28. One team will be idle each Sunday as the loop determines the Scop championship.
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Scop
Shaughnessy Playoff System Ballot Actions
Ramsburg reelected president and Sheet enheim reappointed secretary treasurer. League adopts old softball rules for play while considering nine-man teams with shorter baselines. such innovations were voted down. Start teams signed include Harville, Damascus, Broad Run, Clemsonville, Jefferson, Ballenger, Brunswick, Harmony, and Emmitsburg. League will play double-
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Shaughnessy
Guy “Rabbit” Ramsburg
Clark Sheetenheim
Harrisville
Damascus
Broad Run
Clemsonville
Jefferson
Ballenger
Brunswick
Harmony
Emmitsburg
Oklahoma Aggies Favored To Win Over Tarheels Tonight
Oklahoma Aggies enter the NCAA final with a 14 game win streak and 30 2 defeats while North Carolina aims to hinge on Bones McKinney and Bob Kurland. The Madison Square Garden crowd of 18000 seals a climactic showcase in the 1948 cage season.
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New York
Oklahoma Aggies
North Carolina
Madison Square Garden
Cowboys
Tarheels
Clio State
California
White Caleri
Aggies
Kansas City
Bob Kurland
Bones MckKinney
Kurland
John Dillon
Ben Carnevale
Ohio State
Legion to Practice at Frederick High School Diamond
The American Legion softball team will hold a practice at Frederick High School Diamond on Wednesday at 5 30 PM, announced by Joe Rhoderick who is organizing this year’s club. If it rains, practice moves to Thursday at the same time. Hagerstown loses after 31-game unbeaten stretch, St Joseph, Mo reports.
Omaha Juniors Vie In First Round At 18th A.A.W Tournament
In Omaha Nebraska the Juniors aged 18 to 26 prepare for a first-round game at the 18th annual Women s National A A W basketball tournament. Team rosters and matchups are underway as the event begins.
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Omaha
Nebr
Giants still hindered by pitching woes in spring camp
Giants manager Mel Ott remains unsettled over pitching as spring drills continue. The club eyes a top starter, with scouts and several clubs discussed possible trades while veterans like Hank Sauer and Bob Joyce show mixed results. Rube Fischer, Mike Budnick, and Bob Carpenter posted creditable outings, but components of the rotation lack consistency.
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Giants
Horace Stoneham
Seversl Elubo
Cardinals
Walker Cooper
Vie Lombardi F
Cistle Klute
Tam
Tareas
Tts
Ps Menses Profiatia Tetato
Rube Fischer
Mr Volsette
Harry Feldman
Bob Joyce
San Francisco
Mike Budnick
Seattle National Defense Dist
Navy
Bob Carpenter
Local Keglers Edge Health Centre In Tight Bowling Duel
Frederick’s best bowling prospects led Health Centre to a 1 866 to 1 804 victory over Charley Hudson’s All-Stars in a three game set. A Cutsall and M Troxett starred for the All-Stars with strong doubles. Al Neubert defeated Alfred Catsail 375 343 while Jack Schuits posted 424 for Jacobson’s in singles. Schulte’s 258 could not overcome a late gap as Health Centre claimed the five game series.
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Frederick
Senson
JSON Jacobson
Charley Hudson
A. Cutsall
M. Troxett
al Neubert
Baltimorean
Jacobson
Alfred Catsail
Jacl Schuits
Hudson
Miller
WH Cahill
A. Neubert
J. Landis
Setltz
Beucht
A. Powell
A. Catsail
JC. Myers
M. Troxell
Jlake
Royel
Schultz
Jack Landis
L&a
S. Miller
Schulte
Orans
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Eitholtz Gar
Mercer
Jones
Rudolph S. Brandenburg
Texas College
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Yankees
Demolay Caalls
DeMolay
Baker Park
Cokers
Coca-Cola
Aidl
Bakerie
Mgr
Crum
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Bud’ Price
Martinsville Chub
P.L. Hargett & Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Oklahoma
By Ted Meier
Hagerstown
St. Joseph
Laken's
Pearre
RED Cross
General Acceptance Corp
Comer Market
Fleurette
Zavelle
Kemsberg i
Jivdey Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Mami
Fla
Mace
Mel Ottetl
Turner
Chicago
Civivago Beate
Aivuscud
Clyde
Bulldog
Benedep
Ned Irish
Murdison Square Garden
Garden Whotridas Wailine Tidtlips
Dg Gilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Misnich
Germany
Irish
Soldier
Anotther
Oilers
Buntings’ Nurseries. Inc
Poe
Via
Dayton
Frenes
Chemical Laboratory
Bierley’s Auto Service
East Street
Markell & Ford
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