Opening Night Triple Headers Kick Off 1948 County League
Lower admission prices invite student fans as the county basketball league begins tonight at 7 at the Armory. The 45 game season spans three rounds with a first set of five games from November 9 to December 21 including Coca Cola, Co. A, Damascus, VFW, YMCA and Middletown.
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County Basketball League
Ing
Coca Cola
Co. A
Damascus
VFW
Middletown
Damasc
YMCA
Damascus Viddletown
Coca Cola. Co. A
VEW
Coca Cola Middletown
Bellardinelli Heads Maryland Scoring Leaderboard
Bellardinelli of Mount St. Clair leads Maryland college football scorers in his freshman year with 60 points. Eddie Miller of Johns Hopkins is second at 31, while Hank Cerrado of Western Maryland stands third with 29. Other top finishers include Elmer Wingate of Maryla and Johns Hopkins players.
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Baltimore
Walt
Bellardinelli
Moun
St. Clair’s
Maryland
Heliback
Eddie Miller
Johns Hopkins
Bellardi
Miller
Big Hank Cerrado
Western Maryland
Elmer Wingate
Duck Season Opens Friday
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr notes leniency this year for those with more than one wood duck. Daily bag limits restrict to one wood duck and four ducks total, with geese allowed up to one. Opening at noon Friday, season runs until December 28 and reopens January 5. Violations may be prosecuted.
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Phobus
Baltimore Probes Football Pools Case Sparks Grand Jury
Baltimore authorities probe school football pools after high school boys receive winnings around 600 dollars. Investigators say bets were sold in multiple Baltimore schools with 25 percent commissions to agents. State's Attorney J Bernard Wells announced a forthcoming grand jury review as pressure allegedly rose to suppress the scheme. Arthur Hungerford cites threats to keep bars from freezing as part of the wider effort. A giant sweet potato exhibit is noted from The News Post offices, grown by Mrs Nathan Cooler’s family in Dicker.
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Baltimore
J. Bernard Wells
Arthur E. Hungerford
Frozang
Thurmont Booters Win Sixth Straight Game
Thurmont Booters secure a sixth consecutive High School League win by defeating Walkersville 3-1. Clarke and teammates led the scoring as Thurmont stayed undefeated, with Fink and other standouts contributing in a hard fought victory over Walkersville.
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Thurmont Booters
Thurmont
Isiting
Walkersville
Glades
Clarke
Lineuns
Brengle
Fink
Cramer
Dersey
Etzler
Bowers
Ife. Fink
Ille
Case
Colber R. Corl
Whright
Roscoe Shook
Recreation Bowling League and Soccer Results Brief
Yesterday’s results show Walkersville 3 over Gone Today Emmitsburg 1 in bowling. In soccer, Ederick defeats Ganger Schlitz 2 to 1, with Geiser’s beating Tucker’s Stokers 2 to 1 in a 50 mph match context, while Mercer Jones records 100 mph in a separate event.
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Old Reading
Jack's
Mercer, Jones
Tucker's Stokers Geiser’s
Moose Lodge
H. S. Soccer League
Thurmout
Walkersville
Ganger i Schlitz
Geiser’s
Tucker's Stokers
Shipley
Mercer Jones
Young Woman Freed On Charge Of Murder
Salisbury reports Mary Ellen Truitt aged 19 was acquitted of murder after admitting she shot her husband William Edward Truitt 23 in the head during a violent marriage he had beaten her severely including injuring her and killing a kitten during a June quarrel. The case notes ongoing abuse and a fear for safety within the home.
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Salisbury
Mary Ellen Truitt
Mary Ellen
William Edward Truitt
Elle
Jake Aj Enard
Verdict Draws Tears as Woman Is Remanded to Jail
A woman remained calm during the reading of her verdict then cried on Barbara Duke a high school classmate. Judge Levin Claude ziley presided as about a half dozen women cried while William S Powell the jury foreman announced the verdict amid a courtroom burst of applause.
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Barbara Duke
Barbara
Levin Claude
Ziley
Wiliam S. Powell
Rented Building But Own Remained Vacant
Baltimore November article notes the federal government spent over sixty trillion on storage space as a large store remained owned but vacant. Senator O Corerelea testified today to a special Senate subcommittee investigating the matter.
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Baltimore
Nov & Y
O Corerelea
Senate
Government sells warehouse building for 508000
The government sold a warehouse style building for 508000 amid testimony that the government printing office paid rent at 3 per square foot yearly on a pier to a middleman who rented the space from the city at 65 cents per square foot. A Baltimore buyers group has offered to rent space to the government, potentially recouping the investment in six years. Emerald mining near Bogota dominates production though small quads are mined elsewhere, with Colombia mines idle for 16 years.
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Government
Baltimore Group
Gov
Bogota
Colombia
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Donald E. Leatherman
Stibutor
Storm & Shipley Market & Second Sts
VSP
Shipley’s Sport Store
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Amoco
Mossburg. Y
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Moose
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American Stores
McKenzie-Amoco
Schlitz
W. L. Pet
Kelly's Abii
Vv Flw
Am Can
Jacks Feed
Schutz Beer
Emmitsburg
Ederick
Homemakers
Bluko
Cellowax Company
Rube
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
Plymouth
DODGE
Sth
Frederick County
Company “A
Frederick JR. Chamber OF Commerce
Jhurmont
P.O. Box
Thurmont, MB
Luco-Kwik Enamel
Luco-Kwik
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Westinghouse Commodore
Westinghouse
Commodore
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick ST
the News
Frederick, Md
Edwards
Pal Ndwen
Ohio
Pation
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York Street
Frank Glick
York St
Hanover, Pa
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West Patrick St
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