Flawless Day For Spring Training Here
Manager Jene Ens pushed his baseball squad through a full day of hitting drills and practice pitching. Delayed players arrived in Frederick as Leo Miller stated the camp remains too small for intra club games while Syracuse plots a strong pitching staff and a veteran infield with Rodriguez Stroner and Garnet.
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Frederick
Leo Miller
Tommy Gt la Crus
Curban
Chiefs
Ferguson
Jub
Rodriguez
Milton Stroner
Ens
Goldstein
Harrington
Quimay
Stroner
Pacific Coast
Erio
Hahn
Syracus
Richard Hahn
Canton
Washington Senators
Len Rice
Columbia
Gaile Toskin
Magnetid Bers
Rice
Syracuse
Bob Garnet
Miller
Eng
Garner
Oeracion
Ft. Lauderdale
Jauderdale
Fla
Syracuss
de la Cruz
Havaiian
Washington
Blue Ridge
Baltimore
Gaben
War Art Topic At Frederick Art Club Meeting
The Frederick Art Club met at the American Legion Home on East Church street with Mrs. George Rodeck chairing. A program on War Art featured Miss Helen Smith’s article Walt Disney Goes To War about animat ed cartoons aiding the military. Mrs. Rodeck spoke on War Posters Old and New and illustrated posters at the Legion Home exhibit. Next meeting will be at Hood College on April 4. Nellie Tayloe Ross nominated for reappointment as Director of the Mint. Pony Express originated by idea existed 15 months.
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Frederick
Rodock
France
England
Germany
United States
Red Cross
Legion Home
Art Club
Hood College
Ross
Washington
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Mint
Giants In Sad Plight Says Mel Ott On 1943 Team
Lakewood press notes Mel Ott faces a lean Giants camp as World War II drains talent. Key players Mize Danning Young and Carpentier depart, leaving Ott to rebuild with Orengo Witek Jurges Gordon Bartell Berres and new rookies Trinkle Sayles and East. Cliff Melton Mungo Hubbell head a hopeful pitching staff despite losses.
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Lakewood
N. J
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Sherman
Mel
Giant
Harry Danning
Ron Carpentier
Hal Schrumacher
McGraw
Carl Hubbell
Polo Grounds
Mize
Johnny Mize
Brogans
Ott
Joe Orengo
Joe
Mickey Witek
Billy Jurges
Sid Gordon
Jersey City
Dick Bartell
Otis
Nara
Babe Barna
Gus Mancuso
Ray Berres
Bill Poland
Cliff Melton
van Lingle Mungo
Hubbell
Rey Trinkle
Baltimore
Bill Sayles
Louisville
Bill
Hitler
Berlin
Hugh East
Giants
East
Jersey City Giants
Birmingham
Ala
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Reported
Court news lists deeds: Cora M. Repp widow to Roger Williams and his wife in county for $10. George H. Smith and wife to Ellis O. Ramsburg and wife in county for $5 250. Marriage licenses: Genree H Stone 21 plus Frederick Route 4 and Ethel M Krantz 21 plus East Second street this city.
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Cora M. Repp
Roger
Williams
George H. Smith
Ellis O. Ramsburg
H Stone
Frederick
Route 4
Ethel M. Krantz
East Second Street
Navy depth bomb gear aids warships and submarines
Depth Bomb equipment is vital for cruisers destroyers and other war ships. Depth charges fight the Nazi submarine menace. Depth bomb dropping gear for a destroyer costs 16008 dollars. These guns hurled 300 pound bombs overboard are vital to our Navy. Your War Bond purchases help pay for them. Let's not let the Navy down. Give our Boys the protection and equipment necessary for that protection. They give their lives You lend your money. U S Treasury Depart
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Navy
U.S. Treasury
Many Workers To Begin Longer Hours Thursday
War Manpower Commission spokesmen estimate that over 60 percent of Baltimore workers will work longer hours under the 48 hour week order effective Thursday. About 1,500 Baltimore employers have sought full or partial exemptions, with WMC decisions pending disclosure after April 1. Many plants are already granted partial or complete exemptions. Employers must file reports on changes by tomorrow midnight.
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Baltimore
War | Manpower Commission
Lawrence B. Fenneman
WMC
Fenneman
Cowboys Win NCAA Basketball Title at Madison Square Garden
Wyoming's Cowboys edged Georgetown 46 to 34 to capture the NCAA basketball title at Madison Square Garden. In a preliminary, the Manhattan Beach Coast Guard team beat Aberdeen Proving Ground 56 to 43 as Donn and Nochimson led with 16 and 13 points respectively while Novak topped Aberdeen with 12.
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New York
Wyoming
Cowboys
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Georgetown
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Whic
Manhattan Beach Boys
Coast Guard
Bob Donn
Dick Nochimson
Temple
Abe Novak
38 Nations Invited To Post War Food Meet
Washington March 30 The State Department announced that 38 nations have been invited to a conference with the United States on postwar food problems, set for April 27 at an undisclosed U S location. The talks are exploratory and will address long term food policy and possible international agreements to ensure stable prices and sufficient production for consumers and producers.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Des Moines
Towa
United Nations
Tells of Air Trip by Wartime Flight to California
William T. Delaplaine spoke at a Kiwanians meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel about his recent air trip to California. He described wartime air travel glimpses and was introduced by program chairman Hamilton A. Gale with president Clarence C. Carty presiding.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
William T. Delaplaine
California
Hamilton A. Gale
Clarence C. Carty
White Sox And Cubs In Conditioning At French Lick
The White Sox and Cubs, staying at the French Lick Hotel, are in light spring training, working out and bathing in sulphur baths. They relax no more than to jog the wooded hills and share calisthenics with hotel guests. Ecker To Pitch: Baltimore Orioles prepare for Camp Holabird game with Ed Klieman, Sterling Ecker, and Lefty Burton Swift. Fritz Maisel managing.
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French Lick
Ind
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Sox
Tha Wes
Ecker
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Frederick High School entry defeats Y M C A in playoff race
Frederick High School defeated the Y M C A yesterday afternoon to even the Francis Scott Key Poet sponsored American Legion basketball tournament series. The Cadets, playing on their larger home court, broke a 8-8 halftime tie to surge in the second half and win decisively, with Elm Street Court likely hosting the final.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
American Legion
Elm Street Court
U. Mlc.a
Athletics top Delaware in first spring exhibition game
Philadelphia Athletics used 21 players to defeat the University of Delaware 2 to 0 in Wilmington. Four of Connie Macks best pitchers Roger Wolf Jesse Flores Don Black and Sam Harris held the Collegians to two hits in the first exhibition contest of the season.
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Delaware Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Athletics
University of Delaware
Connie Mack
Roger Wolf
Jesse Flores
Don Black
Sam Harris
Collegians
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