Frederick Y Team Earns Medals At Banquet For County Lineup
Frederick YMCA basketball squad received gold charms for ten players and a team photo plus MVP Lloyd Rice at a banquet in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officials pledged to relay afternoon results on whether Waynesboro will forfeit third place or play.
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Frederick
YMCA
Waynesboro Y
Senate
Pennsylvania
Francis Scott Key
Waynesboro
MCA
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frank Bentz
Lester Smith
Frank Little
Jake Schmidt
Lewis Dertzbaugh
W. B. Leichert
Alvin G. Quinn
Dertzbaugh
Earl Zeigler
Oscar “Farmer” Derr
Victor Kreh
Noah Downes
Russell McCain
William Comfort Quinn
Saul Miller
Earl
Braves Start Fresh Plan Seeks Fast Turnaround
Fort Lauderdale March 26 Billy Southworth launches a three year rebuild plan in Boston with an improved outfield but pitching and infield gaps remain. Boston eyes an experienced infielder and more pitching while cash and existing talent shape a hopeful yet cautious path to contention. The Braves added Johnny Hopp and Carvel Rowell to fortify the outfield with Rowell returning from Army duty and Mort Cooper showing restored speed in the rotation.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Billy Southworth
Boston
Serius Gwalsl
Braves
Lou Perini
Sam Breadon
Marty Marion
Cardinals
Beeves
Winny Kurowski
St. Louis
Carvel
Bama) Rowell
Tammy Holmes
Rowell
Max West
Holmes
Mort Cooper
Sue Gt Vue
Higher Cannery Wages And Higher Prices In 1946 Pack
Maryland OPA notes GPA National Office wage increases justify higher ceiling prices for the 1946 canning pack. The price policy aims to reflect direct cost rises from wage boosts and ensure ceilings rise before packing begins.
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Baltimore
Maryland
OPA
GPA
Atlantic City
Draft Extension Vote To Be Taken In 5 Weeks
The Senate Military Committee splits on continuing the draft as services request a extension. A vote is scheduled for April five weeks before the present act expires, with public hearings to follow and possible House Senate compromise if terms differ.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
House Military Committee
Senate
Congress
House
Barbara Ann Lininger Celebrates Second Birthday
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Tininger 820 East Patrick Street Frederick on March 21 honoring their daughter Barbara Ann s second birthday Those in attendance included Johnny Hahn Helen Hahn Eddie Storks Patsy Lininger Billy Burdeile Bobby Main and Barbara Ann Lininger Many nice gifts were received
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Ughter
Robert Tininger
Patrick Street
Frederick
Barbara Ann
Johnny Hahn
Helen Hahn
Eddie Storks
Patsy Lininger
Billy Burdeile
Bobby Main
Barbara Ann Lininger
YMCA Th 1 2 Softballers Afield Formal Sanction
The YMCA will formalize the first softball team in ten years at a 7 p.m. meeting led by President R Ames Hendrickson and Secretary Alvin G Quinn. The roster includes veterans from 1936 and several signed players as the club seeks entry into the City Softball League and potential state tournament play. Practice starts late this week pending weather, with exhibition game inquiries to Alvin G Quinn or Ed Albaugh.
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YMCA
R. Ames Hendrickson
Alvin G. Quinn
Earle Buzz Rhoderick
Jin Baer
Ed Albaugh
Reds Newton
Newell Esterly
Charles Beachley
Fubby” Hart
Bristles Loy
John James
Tony Wagner
Ray Gardner
Cat Wise
Elgood Hummer
Baer
Charles Schantz
Albaugh
Yeica Iay
Secty
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South Market Street
Frederick
Mack Sends Pitcher To Local Hospital
Pitcher Patk Cooper, a righthander with the Philadelphia Athletics, is hospitalized in Frederick for a tonsillectomy after being sent from West Palm Beach training camp. He is expected to recover in time for the A’s week at McCurdy Field starting April 4. An organizational meeting for Hustlers ball-players and officials is set for 7 36 p.m. at the M C A, rain or shine, led by Austin Angleberger and following practice at McCurdy Field if weather allows.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Frederick City Hospital
Connie Mack
Athletics
West Palm Beach
Fla
Philadelphia Americans
Mackmen
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Hustlers
M.C
Austin Angleberger
Tarheels Lose To Oklahoma In N C A A Final
Oklahoma Aggies upset the North Carolina Tarheels 43 to 40 at Madison Square Garden before 18 479 fans to claim the NCAA basketball title. Ohio State routed California 63 to 45 for third place as late rallying failed to lift UNC.
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New York
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma Agwies
de- Fenehiagy
Weelharl Carlin Cavesity
Madison Square Garden
Tarheels
White Phantoms
Aggies
Ohio State
Swamp
California Tonight
Open Light and Rebid Strategy in Bridge Hands
A column recounts a Pittsburgh rubber bridge session where opening light shapes partner’s view. Paul Thomas opens diamonds after a light bid, then crafts a six to seven level squeeze ending with a sequence involving spades hearts diamonds and clubs. The author notes advance planning and discards in response to aggressive bidding.
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William E. McKenney
America
Pittsburgh
Paul Thomas
Pittsburgh Bridge Association
Paul
Thomas
West
Run of Hearts Ends Threat to King in Card Game Tale
A fragment describes a risky move where a player gambled with the queen of spades and clubs, but the hearts were discarded. the outcome remains unclear as the narrative turns on a defensive play rather than a decisive victory.
Allied plan to regulate Germany’s economy outlined
Washington reports a forthcoming Allied Control Council agreement to govern Germany’s economic law. It favors strict limits on war industries and looser rules for peacetime production, with Ruhr retention and substantial exports and imports to be allowed under the plan. General Lucius D. Clay commented on the plan’s framework.
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Germany
Allied Control Council
Berlin
United States
Russia
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Ruhr
Clay
Court News Equity William H Ogle Versus Ruth B Ogle
Absolute divorce prayer filed by William H Ogle against Ruth B Ogle with ancillary transfers and debts listed. Several conveyances include Edna Mae and Thomas Young to John W Thomas and wife, each $10, plus other property moves. Court docket records show multiple steppings of title and power of attorney filings in the county.
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Court News Equity
William H. Ogle
Ruth B. Ogle
Edna Mae
Thomas Young
John W. Thomas
Elmer L. Stockman
Harry E. Burdette
Otis B. Stone
Charles C. Key
L. Blanche Klein
Charles Wertheimer
Henrietta
W. Homer Renn
L. Frank James
William S. Staley
Luther A. Buhrman
Wilfred W. Plumer
Carl L. &. Ramsburg
Roy G. Putman
Effie M. Putman
Martin Lee Putman
William Milton Boone
Charles Trimmer
Robert Manning Staley, Jr
Robin Ann Staley
Joining Men Overseas Ships Set for Europe Move
About 1,200 dependents including 876 officers and 24 enlisted men families will sail for Europe in the mid term as part of the first mass movement of military dependents. Mrs. Mark Clark wife of the U S Army general heads the group with Meow Does DL fing deputy commander in the American zone in Germany.
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Washington
Europe
Mark Clark
Austria
Meow
DL Fing. Wie
Germany
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