19 Players Bought By Major Moguls In Draft
Chicago officials report major league bosses spent a total of 137300 on 19 players at their annual draft. The Brooklyn Dodgers led the spending with 19000 for three players, while the Phillies selected Charley Sproull on the first pick. Several players, including Alisney and Saga, carried prices above 4000 with several in the 7500 range.
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St Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tom Sears
San Francisco
Herb Pfund
Columbus
Frank Laga
Norfolk
Philadelphia Phils
Charley Sproull
Milwaukee Club
Manuel Salvo
Oakland
Salvo
Philadelphia Avs
Edward Smith
Buffalo
Washington Senators
Marino Pieretti
Portland
Pacific Coast
Walt Chipple
Montreal
Chicago White Sox
Dan Reynolds
Newark
Edward Fernandez
Los Angeles
Boston Braves
William Ramsey
Sacramento
Mike Ulisney
Memphis
New York Giants
William Emmerich
Rochester
Cleveland
Ed Wheeler
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
Len Rice
Syracuse
Boston Red Sox
William Holm
Cincinnati
Howard Moss
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Herb Crompton
Toronto
Pittsburgh
LeRoy Jarvis
Tigers
Alex Mus Jat
Taeantin
Cnotttaldore al Meie
Ed Levy
Milwaukee
Eil
Alisney
Saga
Dodgers
Quadruplets Born In Caesarian Operation
In Philadelphia a 30 year old former government employee gave birth to quadruplets three girls and a boy via Caesarean section. The operation lasted about twenty minutes at the Pennsylvania Hospital with mother Kathleen Cirminello and babies weighing about three pounds each. Father Joseph Criminello paced the corridor as doctors announced the birth two hours later. The event marks the first documented Caesarean quadruple delivery in medical history.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
Kathleen Hatcher Cirminello
Cirminello
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph Criminello
SEC
John C. Allery
Pennsylvania
Senecas Host St. Mary's Friday in Baker Park
Frederick Senecas football team seeks to extend home winning streak by welcoming St. Mary's High of Hagerstown to Baker Park Friday at 4 pm. Mercersburg Jaygees canceled Saturday’s trip. St. Mary’s 13 to 15 players bring strong community pride and a resilient attack to a rare scholastic game after years without football.
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St. Mary’s
Hagerstown
Baker Park
Mercersburg Jaygees
Senecas
Mike Brittain
Mercersburg
Fredrick High
St. John's High
St. Mary's
Little Indians
St. James
Little Band of Saints
St. Mary's High
Damascus Team Wins At Touch Football
Damascus G. I. Boys defeated Gaithersburg High six man team 13 to 0 on the losers field. Dick Hines, Dam quarterback, passed to Hubert Snapp, right end, with two seconds left in the first half.
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G. I. Boys
I Gaithersburg High
Dick Hines
Dam
Hubert Snapp
Remaining schedule highlights upcoming games and plays
Hines converted from placement. In the third quarter Jack Nichol intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards for the final touchdown. Nicholson impressed on offense and defense, gaining yardage and breaking up the opposition. Remaining schedule lists Poolesville at home on November 3 and Poolesville at Damascus on November 10.
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Hines
Jack Nicholson
Nicholson
Poolesville
Damascus
Walkersville Rally Delivers Comeback Soccer Victory
Walkersville High erased a 2-0 halftime deficit to beat Brunswick 3-2 on Railroader oval. Key players included C Nicodemus Genesecce Taylor Stauffer and Rife with goals in the third period and late defense sealing the win. Substitutes Kline Bussard Martin for Walkersville and Wenner Palmer for Brunswick contributed as the teams traded goals.
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Walkersville High
Railroader
Walkersville Pos
Brunswick
C. Nicodemus
Genesecce Taylor
Stauffer A. Goode
Trout
Bingham
Gilbert
Haller
Eyler
Rife
Cram Gordon
Dias wrluoUil
Eichelberger
Desiovan
R. Nicodemus Cradgortz
Warrenfeltz
Schamel
Smith
Brooks
V'criads
Walkersville
Kline
Bussard
Martin
Wenner
Palmer
Military Bowling League Latest Results
The report lists final scores with M. Pys 3 and Transportation 0 in a military bowling league update. Navy B Post Engineers and Army O's both show 0, with UL noted in the standings.
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M. Pys
Navy
Army
L Pet. Co. A
Quartermaster
Navy O
Transportation
Navy E
Post
Army O
Twilight Tear Dominates Pimlico Special Victory
Twilight Tear, the Warren Wrint Calanget bred filly, romps to the Pimlico Special by two lengths. She leads from the start and seizes a $20,000 purse, boosting her earnings to $275,900 for the year. trainer Ben Jones cements Twilight Tear as the season’s top three-year-old.
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Bull Lea
Leavin
Presitus
Doug Dons
Frank Idaho
Othe Calunget
Clara Fe
Maspeth Teres Vans
Megugo
Front If
le Fame
Ges
Christa Ubig
Twilight Tear
Riverlands
Sea Biscuit
War Admiral
Rch
Ben Jones
Navy and Notre Dame Duel Sparks Saturday Grid Clash
A tense buildup marks the Navy versus Notre Dame game with predictions of a close fight. Talk centers on Kelly and Behl the Milches as Notre Dame’s strength tests Navy’s defense, while fans expect a decisive clash on game day.
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Serun
Trey Hotel
Notre Dame
Navy
Kelly
Angelo Bertelli
Exit from Notre Dame Triggers Price Inflation and Stadium Buzz
Auctioneers claim 100 fans paid 404 each to exit Notre Dame game plans while ticket scalpers resell to handlers at 50 to 60. The scene draws 150 Middies at the stadium as dignitaries from the Navy and Army accompany Maryland Governor OConor and Gen. Heyes for the event.
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So Ta Sio
Secon Terearty Sara
Istore
Ernest 2
King
UU Kee
Hugsell Willson
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