Dodgers Blank Cards 1 To 0 In Twilight Game
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 1 0 as Melton drives in the lone run in the second inning. Pollett, O'Dea, Mellen, and Owen secure the shutout for Brooklyn before 12,723 fans at Ebets Field. Card rotations, standings shift behind idle Boston, with St. Louis dropping to third.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Frank (Rube) Meltar
Melton Nimeelf
Retbirds
Ebbets Field
Boston Braves
RH. C. St Louis
Pollett
O'Dea
Mellen
Owen
War Bonds and the Rise of Public Involvement
The text recalls Pearl Harbor and the 17 battleships in service, noting 32 battle wagons costing three billion dollars and a broader shift as fifty million Americans gain a stake in the war. It emphasizes a nationwide move to purchase War Bonds and the urgency of support.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
County Herds High Producers Of Butter Fat Shoemaker Says
Frederick County dairy leaders report eighteen years of improvement. Unit I with 528 cows averages 3555 pounds butterfat per cow. Unit II shows 300 pounds per cow. County total under 200 pounds. Farm labor tight, cooperative work urged. Schroyer takes over Middletown home farm, praising terraces. Halstein sale features Wertheimer, Morsell, and McCardell influence. Jersey herd of 26 at Kemp Libertytown yields 406 pounds butterfat for 1942. Pork pace rising with larger litters as war effort Uplift.
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John F. Byrne
Creagerstown
Maurice Schroyer
T. H. Schraver
Middintown
Sehroyer
Frederick County
Halstein-Friesian Association
William P. Morsell
Jersey
Alton R. Kemp
Libertytown
Alton
Artie R. Kemp
Kemp
Ruth
Phelps Banned From Playing Sixty Days
Pittsburgh report states Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis barred Babe Phelps from playing for 60 days after a deal sending him from the Pirates to Philadelphia. The ban stems from not signing a 1943 contract within one day after the season began and his placement on the voluntarily retired list.
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Pittsburgh
Pattsburgh Pirates
Kenesaw M Landis
Gordon 'Babe
Wasecause Phelps
Deal to be finalised if clubs agree after 60 days
Landis said the agreement would close only if the two clubs reach consensus by the end of the 60 day period. The statement frames the timing and condition for completing the deal.
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Landis
Speeding and reckless driving fines issued in Brunswick
Wilson C. Riley of Capon Bridge West Virginia was fined five dollars after a guilty finding for exceeding fifty miles per hour by Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones on Monday. Roscoe F. Garrett of Washington was fined thirty five dollars for reckless driving. State Trooper H. L Basore filed the charges.
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Speeder
Wilson C. Riley
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Roscoe F. Garrett
Washington
H. L Basore
Labrot Colors Triumph in Charles Town Feature Race
S. W. Labrot Jr. celebrated a second feature victory at Charles Town as Attache sped to a mile and one sixteenth win by two and a half lengths over High Standard and Field of Gold. Jockey Sammy Palumbo steered the Kan tar progeny to a $3.60 $2.80 $2.60 payoff and a 1.48 2-5 clocking on a fast track. The program also saw Honey Maid and Hot Man win early races.
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Charles Town
W. Va
S. W. Labrot, Jr
Attache
Sammy Palumbo
Dan Cha Blin
J. Mullineaux
Matuels
Palumbo
Military Wedding-Mechanized Style To Avoid Shortage
College Park reports the War Food Administration will adjust butter and cheddar cheese set asides to meet civilian needs during peak season. From May to July, government purchases will hold 50 percent butter and 70 percent cheddar cheese for production, down from 30 percent previously. The plan stores summer purchases to cover winter use, aiming for equitable annual distribution with civilian supplies near 85 percent butter and 73 percent cheddar of normal levels.
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College Park
Wester
Office of War Information
Dr Pepper Pushes Over In Seventh Inning Soft Ball Victory
Dr. Pepper of the City Softball League won 6 to 5 against Price Bros at Baker Park on Monday evening after a seesaw contest. Martz started the scoring for the Precisionists, while Schwearing's double plated Gardner, and later Poole's single produced the decisive run as Dr. Pepper pushed ahead in the seventh. The game featured early leads by the Precisionists and Battlers, with defensive miscues shaping the score.
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Starr and
Mueller Coombs, Feldman, Adams and
Lombardi Mancuso
Dr. Pepper
City Softball League
Price Bros
Baker Park
Iwo
Martz
Battlers
Gardner
Schwearings
iChampions
L. Pet J
New York
Gleveland
Schwearing
Washington
Holland
St. Louis
Swomley
Detroit
Philadelphia
Kelly
Postponed AL games and tonight's matchups listed
American League yesterday saw Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, and Washington at St Louis postponed. Other clubs were not scheduled. Tonight Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St Danie, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland. Night game.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Danie
City Softball League Dr Pepper at Price Bros Six to Five
Grayson Hoffman of 449 West South Street displayed what he calls the season’s best local catch at The News office on Monday afternoon. His haul included eight catfish, two rough suckers, and one eel, with the largest catfish at five pounds while others ranged three to four pounds. The fish were taken from the Monocacy at Frederick Junction, and he was joined by Leo Miller of Westminster.
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Grayson Hoffman
West South Street
News Office
Hoffman
Frederick Junction
Leo
Miller
Westminster
National League scores and upcoming games list
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 3 0 while Cincinnati beat New York 3 1 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia. Other scheduled clashes include Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn as night falls.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Victory Gardens Rise Across Maryland Under Family Effort
Miss Venia M. Kellar notes statewide rise in home and community gardens as rationing spurs family food self sufficiency. About 71 percent of rural families and 69 percent in towns participate in garden activity, with 100 percent 4 H club involvement in Allegany Calvert and other counties. Women embrace gardening for home food needs, community plots aid those without land, and school gardens provide canned and stored produce.
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College Park
Rau
Venia M. Kellar
University of Maryland Extension Service
Allegany
Calvert
Miss Kellar
Talbot
Cecil
Prince Georges Counties
Harry Schafer
Howard County
King in Puerto Rico Rockville May 17
Word reached Rockville that Rufus G. King, former Montgomery County assistant agricultural agent, is in Puerto Rico directing a medical relief project for the Brethren Service Committee. He will be closely involved with relief efforts of the Society of Friends and the Mennonites there.
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Markell & Ford
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