Myatt Hits Six For Six In Senators 11 4 Win At Fenway
Boston May 1 George Myatt had six hits in six at bats driving Washington to an 11 4 victory over the Red Sox at Fenway Park Calder. Wolff held Boston to two hits through three innings while Myatt drove in four and scored three as the Senators closed within striking distance of Boston in the standings. The win helped Washington gain on Boston while Cleveland surged past Chicago in the night’s action.
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George Myatt
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Senators
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Senator
Yus
Myatt
Wilbert Robinson
Dodger
Baltimore Orioles
Red Sox
Roger Wolff
Wolff
Joe Wood, Jr
R . E. Washington
Wolff and Ferrell
Terry
Hausmann
Judd
Conroy
Lazor
Peacock
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Thornton
Jimmy Grant
Hal Kleine
Pale Hose
Ray Poat
DETAIL FOR TODAY Boats
Boats are GI items worn by soldiers and not easily forgotten. Old-timers grow fond of them and would wear any other shoe if possible. Their wear gives a mellow aged look, though they can feel uncomfortable at times and weigh heavily after a hike.
Detrick Enlisted Men Tie For Lead After 15 1 Rout
Detrick Enlisted Men move into a four way tie for second with Frederick Tailoring Co after a 15 to 1 win over the Wolfpack. Easterly earned the win allowing three hits as the Tailors pounded 16 hits including a homer by Orrison and triples by Loy Hargett and Haine.
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Detrick
Dr. Pepper
Leeann
Wolfpack
Frederick Tailoring Co
Tarruping
Detrick Navy
Zawadskys
Cossey
Frederick Tailors
Orrison
Loy
Hargett
Haine
Navy
Derby Run Saturday Heightens Derby Fever In Kentucky
Derby anticipation surges as Pensive arrival and seven horses entered for Churchill Downs trial. Shut Up clocks strong mile and a quarter near record pace, drawing attention alongside Gramps Image and Comenow as front runners in a crowded field led by Mrs Whitney and Balt imore connections.
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Louwsville
Barbles
Ben Jones
Pensive
Churchill Downs
Menon
Erlanger
Joe Goldband
Night Club
Ralph Eccard
Lime
Count Fieet
Payne Whitneys
Str Up
Mr. Goffs
Skytracer
Fleares
Stir Up
A J Abel
Gramps
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Pimlico
Robert Bruce Levies
Whitey
Jones
Warren Wright
Downs
Wright
Whitney
Broad Grin
Sur Up
Broadcloth
George Poulson
Los Angeles
John Marsh
Neville
Neville Dunns Fire Power
Hobson's Diavolaw of
Tenn
Baseballs livelier in 1943 season hints and league rule talk
New York staff notes the livelier postwar ball core of reprocessed rubber could boost home run output this year though many stars are absent. Ford Frick cites eight to ten feet longer drives and discusses yarn wrapping, with coachs rule ideas to curb out of bounds kickoffs sparking in football notes.
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Whiml
Marlin
New York
Joe Gordon
Charley Kel Jer
Billy Herman
Ford Frick
Frick
Lou Little
Coaches
Little
Timothy
New Moon Witmer Sets Pace at Pimlico Spring Handicap
New Moon, the 4 year old Discovery colt weighing 108 pounds, led early but faded to fourth in a six horse field of Pimlico’s Baltimore Spring Handicap. In front of roughly 12 000, Sollure edged Piccadilly for second, while Porters Cap and Lilley Lille completed the order. New Moon earned $6 350.
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Baltimore
Straus
New Moon
Pimlico
Svlure
Discovery
Donald
Boys Swimming Meet During Girls and Boys Week at YMCA Pool
A Wednesday evening boys swimming meet for 8 to 18 year olds will be held at the YMCA pool at 8 o’clock as part of Boys and Girls Week. Three age groups compete in dashes, underwater swim and diving with prizes funded by the Frederick Committee. officials include Alsin G Quan as chairman Colgate Brish as timer and Corp. Robert Hane of the U. Marine Corps as judge.
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Y. M. CA
Frederick Committee
Alsin G Quan
Colgate Brish
Timer
Corp
Robert Hane
Marine Corps
City Softball League Yesterday's Result
Detrick E's defeated Wolfpach 9 to 1, while Tavors beat Detrick Navy 15 to 0. A separate note comments that five acres of land are needed on average to raise feed for one horse for a year.
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Detrick E's
Wolfpach
Tavors
Detrick Navy
Jimmy Wilson Steps Down as Cubs Manager
Chicago reports Jimmy Wilson resigns as Cubs manager after a season start with losses and a nine-game streak. James Gallichet and Roy Dolimson are mentioned as figures shaping future leadership and attempts to halt the skid. The piece notes Wrigley involvement and prior succession by Gabby Thallett and Neeeee teen Wiker in MAL.
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Wiker
Gabby Thallett
Palet
Mal
James Gallichet
Manderr
Giub
Gunes
Wrigley
Cubs
Wilson
Veleotun
Roy Dolimson Weil
Chase
Gale Fagher Satu
Hustlers Po Thay Mounts Wednesday Hustlers
Hustlers plan to play at Echo Field Wednesday evening facing Saint’s team. Reports from McCurdy Ave stock Manage Austin Avgieberger indicate strategy and lineup adjustments for the Sailors contest.
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St Mary's College Navy
McCurdy Avetock
Austin Avgieberger
Hustlers
Saint
Warrants Issued for Hog Pen Violations in City
Warrants were issued Monday for the arrest of Unnee Frederick residents on charges of keeping hogs in violation of municipal ordinances. Patrolman Ralph Potts obtained the warrants from Magistrate Edward J. Smith. Defendants summoned to police court Wednesday night to answer the charges. City officials last year amended the hog ordinance to bar keeping hogs within certain distances of inhabited buildings, largely preventing hog pens in the city. The warrants are the first in the police department's campaign to rid the city of hog pens.
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Frederick
Ralph Potts
Edward J. Smith
National League Yesterday's Results
No clubs scheduled. Boston played Brooklyn, Philadelphia faced New York, and St Louis met Pittsburgh. No further NL games on the docket.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washmelon
Delrot
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pet
St. Loui
York
Cincinnati
Court News Widens Exeutor Led Settlement of Prankdin Estate
The court records list Albert Mc Thane as executor of the Conrad Prankdin estate with multiple marriages and names appearing in the balance of the docket. Ruth Kokevar is noted among beneficiaries with connections to Middletoasr Ray Mera and local properties on Saude Street. The document details property distribution, debts, and court orders involving county officials and several spouses, including Hema Wepp.
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Ully Albert Mc Thane
Conrad Prankdin Vostro
Rat
Biones Mast
Ruth Kokevar
Fold North Ma Het
Wuteed Reite Lda Tloreen
Raymond EE
Hemaise
Ruth Bleset
Mramkhan
Nas
Alatoon
Willand
Asntuty
Phares Gostone
Hema Wepp
Ash
Gil Hote Stewart
Donsy
Seba Pharr
Howail
UF Quinn
Wile Getty
Norville event notes and church gathering recap
A lengthy, fragmentary OCR item lists names and places across multiple counties and towns including Norville, Vi etige, and Grace Lutheran. It mentions community events, home visits, and a melting ceremony at Cass Melting Held with Grace Lutheran Sunday School on April 2 at Mrs Clyde Beard’s home, fourteen members and three guests attending.
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Cass
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Clyde Beard
Community Program Recital Led By Ruth Kline and Isabel Keeney
A local program arranged by Ruth Kline and Isabel Keeney featured an opening song and a series of poems and songs. The lineup included Ivory Palaeos fa dece peensunsay ae deta preys Thank Thee Lord by Pauling Fogle, Tae Light by Genevieve Fogle, Lead Me To Calvary, My Daily Prayer by Mrs. Clyde Beard, Jesus by Dorothy Grim, For My Heart There Rings A Melody, Peaser by Mabel Hoff, and Devotional Poem by Mrs. Ralph Crum.
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John Eyler
Ruth Kline
Isabel Keeney
Ivory Palaeos
Pauling Fogle
Genevieve Fogle
Calvars
Clyde Beard
Jesus
Dorothy Grim
Peaser
Mabel Hoff
Ralph Crum
Sale of Valuable Real Estate In Frederick County Maryland
A writ of fieri facias issued by Frederick County Circuit Court levies on all rights and interests of John M Billy and Emma E Billy in multiple parcels on West Patrick Street Frederick City. The property includes residential tracts and improvements, connected deeds and references, and a public sale at the Frederick County Courthouse on Saturday May 20 1944 to satisfy the judgment in the case of George Crawford and Lula Crawford against John M Billy and Emma B Billy plus officer fees.
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Shaffer
Ladiesburg
Woodsboro
Keymar
Frederick
Maryland
Cinernseys T.B
Washington
Cueutl
George B Crawford
Lula i Crawford
John M. Thydip
Imma B. Bsily
Liw
John M Billy
Emma E Billy
George 5
Crawford
Lulu I. Crawford
Bendiment Zimmerman
George
Frank I. Stone
George S
Crawfard
Gilmore Roilaud
Geoge S Crayton
Gimere RB
Fluttt
Waite
Joan MoBilly
Binnie Bo Eant
Charlie
Faust
Patrick Street
Frederik C
Marslind
John M_ Billy
Emine
Neahedy
Chester M. Hauser
Lord Re
Chester
Haaver
Loi
Steben
Tescom Orbins
Airain
Marcel
Fredeses
West Patick
Charles Wooiach
Comnon
AON
Wall
Court House
Fredenck City Martland
Aneimng
Horace Mo Alexander
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