National League to Sell Philadelphia Phillies Franchise
The National League evaluates selling the Philadelphia Phillies after years of financial trouble led by club president Gerald Nugent since 1933. A special directors meeting last week set plans to settle on a fair price, with league chiefs Ford Frick and club presidents seeking a quick sale to avoid further losses.
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New York
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Phils Haw
Gerald P. Nugent
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Ford Frick
Phils
Nugent
Philadelphia
Lntent
Boston Braves
Maryland And Virginia Reeds Par Crid Clock
Maryland and Virginia in week of prep for Saturdays clash at Charlottesville. Maryland coach Clack Shaughnessy aims to refine attack and defense against Gillette pass while Virginia trains for Maryland Old Liners with Kreik Uihlein Gilleve and Bryant in the backfield.
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Maryland
Virginia
College Park
University of Maryland
Charlottesville
Clack Shaughnessy
Tabb Gillette
Shaughnessy
Gillette
Tommy Mont
Duke
Cavaliers
Eddie Kreik
Henry Uihiein
Washington and
Lee
Taleb Gilleve
Eddie Bryant
Terp And Bullet Booters Tie 1 1 In Two OTs
Western Maryland College and Gettysburg battled to a 1 1 draw after two overtime periods. Pip McWilliams tied for Western Maryland in the third period, Herrick scored for Gettysburg, and Western Maryland next faces Loyola in the league title chase.
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Terp
Bullet Booters
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Gettysburg Cooters
Herrick
Gettteburg
Pip McWilliams
Western Maryland
Terrors
Pennevvanians
Loyals
Werrick
Gettysburg
Western
Maryland
Boxing style and stars dominate the sports page
The ROUNDUP surveys boxing talk and personalities from Max Schmeling to Beau Jack, notes on Joe Louis, the Garden showdown, and other sports tidbits. It mentions basketball doubleheaders, hockey shifts, and military sports staff with several named figures and teams.
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Bugr Fullerton, JR
New York
Menlion Boxing
Beth
Alyies
Fornstance
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Joe
al Weill
Arturo Godoy
Louis
Allie Stool
Beau Jack
Lewell
Allie
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Roy Weatherly
Ray Mack
al Milnar
Burley Parke
Kentucky
Colts
Detroit
Oregon State
Harvard
Washington State
California
Olympia
Eddie Walker
Chalky Wright
Kid Kaplan
Hartford
Wright
Colorado College
Whirlaway Triumphs in Gov Bowie Handicap at Bowie
Whirlaway won the Gov Bowie Handicap at Bowie on Armistice Day, defeating Dark Discovery by four lengths. Calumet Farm’s son of Benheim Ti earned $8,625 to raise career winnings to $548,461 and year total to $198,000. Tockey Wendel Eads rode the favorite in the mile and five furlongs on a slow track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Whirlaway
Bowie Handijean
Calumet Farm
Btenheim
John A. Bell, Jr
Dark Discovery
Regent Conqueroy
Alsab
Howard Rue Mo i. Straus
Tockey Wendel Eads
Equifox
Whirly
Eads
High Guns to Compete in Frederick County 100-Bird Open
Gary L. Utterback, 1941 champion, and former Frederick County trap champions will shoot in the 100 Bird Open at Camp Kanawhs, home of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association. About fifty entrants expected. eligibility limited to county men and locals welcome. Utterback recently added the Western Maryland title by breaking 99 of 100 pigeons at Conococheague Gun Club, with a 107 straight run.
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Gary L. Utterbeck
Frederick County
Camp Kanawhs
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Robert L . Grove
T. Edgie Russell
Herb Robbins
Les Utterback
Exchamps
Grove
Western Maryland
Conococheague
Alsab Wins Victory Handicap Despite Ankle Injury At Belmont
Alsab with Woolf Up wins Belmont Park Victory Handicap by a length despite a right front ankle wrench from a sore leg. Trainer Swenke says he stepped into a hole rounding the turn and is coming out of it, while 22 719 fans witness the victory. Bon Jour and Boysy follow in the finish.
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New York
Alsat
al Sabath
Chicago Express
Belmont
Hockey Georgie Wavil
Sarge Swenke
Gooda
Swenke
Woolf
Tom Heard
Boysy
Charles Turner
Tola Rose
Birthday and luncheon gatherings in Emmitsburg area
Mrs J Hunter Elliott hosted a November 3 birthday party for daughter Antionette with pink and white décor and multiple guests. Over the Teacups Sewing Club celebrated Miss Anne Codori’s birthday with gifts and refreshments. H M Gillelan hosted luncheon companions including Mrs Blake of St Louis and Mrs Dudley Page. Anne Call returned to Baltimore after visiting Miss Codori. The Annans of Washington visited E L Annan Jr. and family.
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Emmitsburg
J. Hunter Elliott
Antionette
Petie Flax
Patty Bower
Susan Daugherty
Eesey Paxson
Virginia Lee Joy
Mary Jo Joy
Margy Houck
Mary Theresa Houck
Terry Smith
Eddie Houck
Eunice Bouey
Anne Rotering
Mae Welty
Cyril Rotering
Roy Bollinger
Robert Daugherty
H. M. Gillelan
Anne Codori
Harry Boyle
J. W. House
George Thompson
Charles McNair
Stinson
James Vincent Brooks
Anne Call
Baltimore
Charles Blake
St Louis
Dudley Page
Phil
Lansdale
Ross Lukie
Frederick
Anne Codors
Anne
E. L. Annan, II
Washington
Mrs
E L. Annan, Jr
Taneytown drives announce United Service drive kickoff
Mrs Elwood Baumgardner chairs U S C solicitation in Taneytown district with a quota of 750 dollars. Reports from armed forces families praise US C centers for rest and recreation. A list of solicitors includes many local residents and relatives. Visitors from Cowan Virginia and Baltimore hosted Arnold and Cain families. Jack Baker left for Fort Meade. Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club met at LaReina Bakers home with Mrs Harry Clingan presiding.
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Taneytown
Elwood Baumgardner
Bernard Arnold
James Burse
Walter Bower
George I. Harman
A. C. Leatherman
Harry Mahoney
James C Myers
Charles Ritter
Wesley Shoemaker
David Smith
James Sanders
Vincent Arnold J
George Vincent
Cowan
Arnold
George AO Arnold
John M Cain
Baltimore
Charles Arnold
Charles
Jack) F. Baker
George Baker
West Baltimore Street
Fort George G. Meade
Pythian Sisters
Chief's Club
LaReina Baker
Harry Clingan
Birthday gifts mark meeting of Mora Frock and Frank Crouse
Two members, Mrs Mora Frock and Mrs Frank Crouse, observed birthdays at the gathering and received gifts. The group will reconvene December 1 at Mrs Howard Bake’s home to appoint next year’s officers.
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Mora Frock
Mra
Frank Crouse
Howard Bake
Mne
Arnsas Cariima
Social Notes From Middleburg Area Gatherings
Residents of Middleburg and nearby towns hosted friends and relatives in gatherings across Taneytown Uniontown Thurmont and Mt. Union. Several visits occurred in Baltimore Carroll Frederick counties and Uniontown with dinners suppers and church events mentioned including a Methodist church benefit supper.
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Middleburg
George Harman
Taneytown
Clay Putman
Benjamin Fleaghe
Harry Formalt
Beally Shoemaker
Jacob Snare
Laurence ‘Foutz
Robert Walden
Timonium
Baltimore City
Union Bridge
Picdusich
James King
Baltimore
Ralph Scruton
Emma Layman
Thurmont
Frank Miller
Methodist Church
Paul Warner
Uniontown Methodist Church
Larence Foutz
Everett Messner
Basil Shoemaker
Barker Cookson i
Uniontown
Elmer Huffington
Clarence Buffington
Mt. Union
Benjamin Fleagle
George Stansbury
John Harp
Glenelg
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Union Bridge Welcomes New Methodist Pastor and Hallowe'en Party
Rev. Colwell, newly appointed pastor of the Union Bridge Methodist church, moved from New Windsor with his family to the parsonage last week. Mrs. E T Devilbiss visited New Windsor to see her sister Mrs. How ard Carbaugh. Roger Luttrell hosted a Halloween party for children at their Union Bridge home with Charles and Kay among the guests. Evangelistic services started at the Johnsville Methodist Church.
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Union Bridge
Marnest Colwell
New Windsor
Colwell
E. T. Devilbiss
Howard Carbaugh
Roger Luttrell
Charlesannw Kay
Ohe
Johnsville
Community Notices and Social Gatherings in Union Bridge Area
Local church evening services run November 4 through November 15 with Rev. Wendell Allen as speaker. Residents move, illnesses noted, and guests hosted at various Union Bridge homes. Hallowe en party at St James Lutheran social hall. funeral for Sue Newcomer in New Jersey. Ladies Aid plans and officers elected for the year.
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Wendell Allen
Iiseac
Taneytown
Harrison Sauble
Carl Stein
Linwood
Fannie Myers
St. James' Lutheran Church
George H. Eyler
Sue Newcomer
New Jersey
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Elsie Kelly
Jacob Anders
May Hubbard
Sevgin Fogie
Atasuies
Wis
Charies Fowbie
Community notes from October gatherings and visits
October activities include three members appointed to the school census and a November 19 meeting with Red Cross official Mrs. Edward Kelmuth. Guests from Washington and local residents, shifts in church women’s group, and several visits span Montgomery County and nearby towns. Pvt. Norman Horman moves from Fort Meade to Camp Shelby Mississippi.
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Sor
Washington
Will Dutrow
Nellie Burdette
Earl Payne
Helen Richards
Rainier
Norman Horman
Fort Meade
Camp Snelby
Kathryn Linthicum
Hagerstown
J. BD. Linthicum
Hyattstown Parents and Patrons Club Meeting Report
Hyattstown HYatssuwa-one members of the Parents and Patrons club met at Hyattstown school on Tuesday October 27. Present were Mrs. Clifton Anderson president Mrs. Bernard Burdette vice president Mrs. Horace Thompson treasurer Mrs. Trevilla Carlisle secretary Mrs. Courtney Wade teacher Mrs. Jesse J Rippeon Mrs. Maynard Kling Mrs. W L Burdette Mrs. Raymond Carlisle Mrs. John M Anderson Mrs. Ben Price Mrs. George Binnix Mrs C Comegys Mrs E D Burdette Miss Cappie Price and Mrs J D Thompson. The club sang America the Beautiful. The executive committee met at the home of Mrs Trovilla Carlisle and reported findings.
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Wade
George Binnix
Maynard Kling
T. W. Carlisle
Edward Kelmuth
Montgomery County
The
American Red Croes
Charlie Cecil
Dorothy M. Cecil
Washington, D. C
E. L. Norwood
Ray Watkins
Phil Linthicum
Trevilla Carlisle
Edgar Johnson
J. H Haley
John M. Anderson
E. H. Miles
Clifton An
Hyatssuwa
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Reagan
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Marine Officers’ School
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Petey Scalzo
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Jackie Fields
Camp Meade
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Adam Spencer
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Marvels
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Phila
Mas Savings Club
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Fredericktown
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Kemp
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