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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1948

Page

14

Tournament Bridge Hand From National Event

A Miami Beach winter national hand featured a five diamond contract defended by West’s opening spade lead. Declarer overcame early missteps to discard clubs and hearts, cashing diamonds and clubs, then ruffing a club to secure the contract. A South error at trick one would have doomed the contract.

William E. Deckenney Ametica NEA Boner Plaza Miami Beach Fla Cabana Sun Club West South Declarer East

Mounts Fall 13 to 2 in Emmitsburg defeat

Mount St Marys suffered a 13 to 2 defeat at home in Emmitsburg as Rider dominated with a strong defensive charge. Mount St Marys gained little yardage, and star halfback Walt Settardinelli struggled to find space. The loss ends Mount St Marys 1948 season at two wins and six losses.

Emmitsburg Hitler Mount St Costill Mount St. Mary's Walt Settardinelli Mount Star Mount St Marr

Walkersville Junior High Defeats Liberty 9 to 0

Walkersville Junior High fieldball beat Liberty Junior High girls 9 to 0 at Walkersville. Scoring came in the first and third quarters and the final period led by Louise Beil Betty Green Joan Marshall and Doris Roderick. Substitutions included J Crabbs J Miller for Walkersville and J Thomas for Liberty. Referees were Marjory Eayes and Shirler Cramer. Scorers were Pat Kettler and Erlene Linton.

Walkersville Walkersville Junior High Liberty Junior High Liberty Pos P_ Rippon D. Roderick J. Glissan L. Bell E. Cramer T. Snook B. Snyder B. Green D. Bowers J. Duncan B. Gordon D. Strine K. Fauver Marshall B. Getzandaner J. Miller Liberty J. Thomas Mariory Eayes Shirler Cramer Pat Kettler Erlene Linton

All American Conference Sunday Results

Sunday results list scores for teams in the All American Conference. Los Angeles 17 over Baltimore 14 and San Francisco 63 over Brooklyn 40 are noted with Cleveland 34 and New York 21 also recorded. Thursday games include Buffalo at Chicago and Cleveland at Los Angeles. Sunday matches featured Cleveland at San Francisco, Buffalo at New York, and Baltimore at Brooklyn.

Los Angeles Baltimore San Francisco Brooklyn Cleveland New York Bualo Chicago Buffalo T. Pet Tes -Ih Bufelo ADS Baltimore Ees IF Brocklyn

Members of Troop 281 Attend Shrine Circus

Nineteen members of Boy Scout Troop 283 attended the Boumi Temple Shrine Circus at the F Regiment Armory in Baltimore. They were luncheon guests of Frederick Lodge of Elks and transported by two special buses, with accompanying leaders Irvin Smith Robert L. Mason and Arthur B. Mason.

Frederick Lodge of Elks F. Regiment Baltimore Baiin Irvin Smith Robert L. Mason Arthur RB. Mason Don Baer Franklin White James Baker Har Sheel Bernard Tebery Max Baer Joseph Bowers Sam Lenhart Richard Bruce Beer Donald Kline James Bopsi Peter Fahrnes Robert Mason Stephen Serepca Dicker Oden Billie Riggles Bernard Foré Eugene McKenzie

Seven arrests for intoxication fill weekend city police report

Seven persons were arrested for intoxication during the weekend by city police. One suspect was charged with assault and tied to collateral amounts ranging from 2.50 to 20.80 dollars. Individuals named Gardner, Freder, Webster Luby, Ridgley King, Henry Hines, Melvin Shank, Harry Jennings, Charles Kieth, and others were taken into custody on East Fourth Street and East Third Street areas. Early Sunday morning, officers Dorsey and Trump arrested a man on loitering charges with collateral listed at 35.86.

Gassault Gardner Freder- Webster Luby Behri Crone Melvin Shank Harry Joseph Jennings Middletown Charles Kieth East Fourth Street Ridgley King Frederick Henry Hines Liberty Seut Dorsey Trump Ing

Screen Actor HORIZONT Puzzle Clues and Word List

A fragmented word puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes hints for A to Z style terms, names, and common vocab, requiring cross references to complete the grid. The text mixes English clues with missing entries and foreign language touches.

State Surplus May Exceed 25 Million Says Balance Sheet

James J. Lacy reported in his October balance sheet that the state surplus could top 25 million next June 30. The July 1 surplus was 20.Z. revenues from July 1 to Oct. 31 totaled 31.27 million. Retail sales tax led with 9.75 million. expenditures reached 27.12 million, about six million more than October 1837. Damascus School seventh grade officers listed: President Dorothy Marshall, VP Larry Burdette, Secretary Mary Jane Day, Treasurer Jean Satterwhite, Sergeant-at-Arms Kenneth Jone, Anna Marie Carr, and Student Council.

Baltimore Brént Seal James J. Lacy Damascus Dorothy Marshall Larry Burdette Mary Jane Day Jean Satterwhite Anna Marie Carr Kenneth Jone

Bunk House Destroyed By Fire On Charles Himes Farm

Early Sunday a bunk-house on the Charles Himes farm south of Frederick burned to the ground with an estimated loss of 500. The Independents county fire truck arrived at 6 40 a m but a cabin housing two farm workers their clothing and some provisions was gutted. Embers were extinguished with a booster stream. An unattended stove overheated while hands were milking. Returning from the barn Himes son and a helper saw the blaze and summoned the fire apparatus.

Charles Himes Frederick Durnection Himes

Radio Schedule Aired On WRAL Evening Lineup

The listing outlines Ak 1439 and WRAL 530 schedules with evening programs. Highlights include sports, concerts, a talent show, a radio theater, and various news segments. Notable names include Lowell Thomas Kay Starr Hunt Fisk and Hunt, with multiple music and dance programs estimated around 6 to 7 pm.

WRAL Abc Wmaal Ness Bparrycase Tery Dar—che Mbs- West Lowell Thomas Che Foo Sapeer Dizh Nbhe Dasia Sers Cts Ad McRae Sh Faison Aan Sey Dbs Gres Hierman Abe Abe Bob Hawk Cbs Kay Starr Abe-West

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