Frederick Fair Entries at Frederick County Fair
Frederick fair entries list race lineup for October 2 1944 featuring pacing and trotting heats with names like Hadley Mite Ann Watson Grand Patricia and Meadow War. Entries include Purse details and horse handlers from Maryland and Pennsylvania clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree
Nayahoe
Golden Hall
David Z Ford
New Oxford
J. Ford
Candy “Elo
Volstadt
Ray Linevadeer
Aauredtown
R Lineweaver
Conestoga Susie
Cyra
A Burnett
Bedford
Burnett
Ber Frost
Bill Gallon
G & Mo
Mithimes
Himes
Washington
Hadley Mite
Hadley Hanover
Curtis Dall
Hanover
Dall
Tom Pater
Silent Patch
SL. Shackelford
Winchester
H Funk’ Houser
Maurertown
Lineweaver
Marty Jean
Meadow War
Scotch Valley
al Washington
Meadow Mee
Cc P Saver
Baltimore
Saver
Betty Wayhill
Hedgewood
Finge Rodney Staub
R Staub
Mister Nibley
Hadiey Mite
Dad
Nemrmas King
Henson
Liennoc
Borden
Grand Patricia
Shipley
Doll
Master Nibley
Nemmas King
Shibley
Joe Wallace
Weaver
Golden Anthony
Ford
Tom Patch Sankhouser
Ann Watson
Basler
Fairsde Smokey
Lieweaver
Joh
Watson Beler
Jgh Sureett
Arina G Dail
Setty
Waytili
Lnern
Ruth Ette Patch
Lucky Crewe
Staub
League Leaders Across Both Leagues
A compact recap of major league leaders from the American and National Leagues, listing top performers in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching categories with the notable figures for Oliva Robison Killebrew and others from Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robison
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Robinson
Stuart
Boston
Bresseud
Rotlns
Versalles
Killebrew
Powell
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Bover
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Flood
Maye
Williams
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Veale
Drysdale
NHL Standings and Games Across Four Cities This Evening
Six NHL matchups on tap with Cleveland at New York Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Chicago Los Angeles at Minnesota plus New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Houston at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and a twin night doubleheader noted. Also a note on Phil Goyette blossoming into a top NHL scorer with 65 points. Alabama football allowed 88 points per game in 1963.
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Cleveland
Kralick
New York
Ford
Detroit
Sparma
Baltimore
Roberts
Kansas City
Santiago
Krausse
Chicago
Pizarro
Peters
Los Angeles
Newman
Minnesota
Kant
National Hockey League
New York Ranger
Phil Goyette
NHL
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Jackson
St. Louis
Gibson
Philadelphia
Short
O’toole
Bruce
Richert
Ellsworth
Bolin
Wood
Butters
Cloninger
Schneider
Twinight
Alabama
Giles Flips Coin To Set Up Playoffs In NL
National League president Warren Giles tossed a 1962 half dollar to seed potential two, three, or four team playoffs for the 1964 NL champion. Cards lead pack but Reds Phils and Giants remain in contention as ties determine hosting. A two team playoff would start in the city that wins the draw, with adjacent games in the other city. A three team tie would use a round robin until two teams have two losses.
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Cincinnati
Warren Gilies
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
San Francisco Giants
Phils
Giants
St. Louis
St Louis
Philadelphia
Reds
Red Sox to fire Johnny Pesky and hire Billy Herman
The Boston Red Sox will announce that manager Johnny Pesky is being fired and veteran coach Billy Herman will replace him at a morning press conference. Herman has been offered a two year contract with undisclosed salary. Pesky may join the organization in player development, with his acceptance uncertain.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Billy Herman
Herman
Pesky
Non-TV Fights in Garden Tonight at Madison Square Garden
The Garden hosts an all heavyweights card headlined by Doug Jones of New York and George Chuvalo of Toronto in a 12 round elimination bout. Jones sits No 4 in WBA ratings while Chuvalo is No 9 as the WBA sanctions a top contender tournament after stripping Cassius Clay of the title.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Doug Jones
George Chuvalo
Toronto
WBA
Cassius Clay
Pennant at Glance Wins Losses and Remaining Games
The standings show New York leading with 97 wins and 62 losses, Chicago at 94 64, Ball 95 65, and New York at home 3 Cleve land 3 Chicago At home 4 Kansas City 4 Baltimore at home 2 Detroit 2. St Louis 92 67, Cincinnati 92 68, Phila 90 70, San Fran 89 70. Several teams have three games remaining including St Louis at home and New York on the road, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia also listed for remaining matchups.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B
St Louis
Cinn
Phila
San Fran
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cadet Jaycee Gridders Rout Glenelg In JV Opener
Frederick High JV thumped Glenelg 54 6 to start home slate as Jeff Freland clicked with seven of eight passes for 131 yards and three TDs. Hicks caught two TD passes, Palm one, while Freland ran for two scores and Brandt added a late TD pass to Hutchison. The Cadets rumbled for 289 rushing yards before second string entered.
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Frederick High
Glenelg
Jeff Freland
Tole
Frederick
Freland
Jim Hicks
Sami Palm
Hicks
Homer Brooks
Terry Brandt Brandt
Tom Hutchison
Frederick tops Glenelg in high school football battle
Jim Riviera scored on a 20 yard run for Baltimore Municipal Court. Frederick played at South Hagerstown next Thursday at 3:30 p.m. The game ended with Glenelg 0 6 and Frederick 20 54?
Wally Bunker Convicted Of Speeding After Rookie Win
Wally Bunker, Baltimore Orioles rookie pitcher, was convicted of speeding after his 19th win. Judge William M. Hudnet suspended a $10 fine due to Bunker’s clean driving record and dismissed a reckless driving charge.
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Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Baltimore Orioles
William M. Hudnet
Bunker
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Dean Rose
Dewey Dean
Simmons
Mechanicsburg
Brehm
Rich Hanover
Dean Hanover
Ford A
Jackie Jenke Beh
Jenky Hanover
Henry A Dol Jr
Spring Grove
Muriel Krill
Woodbine
Citan
Brm
Citan_ Berhard L Offutt
Woodsboro
Strong Seng
Henry Song
Mahimes
The
Aparicio
Weis
Pascual
Downing
Hagerstown
Up & M
Blear Marine
Passmore
Ruthie Dearna
Witmer
Windy Knot
Gam
Ils
Red Land
Atwell
Cedar Oil
Hunt
Fashionmaster
Sollars
Bee
Clark
Bodie
Gentle Sis
Star Angel
Baidonian
Gordon
Janty Belle
Belanger
Compania
Cape
Ferry Point
Daniel
Sea Bay
Melrose
Randy
Poppy Bee
Virginia Pic
Ook Young
Gam‘lla
Spadine
Baker
Flaming Challa
de Riguer
Chance
Lady’s Master
Sugar Loch
Myrna Doll
McGee
Gala Max
Cousin Ken
Uyeyama
Pop-Pop
Salamander
Todd
Princess
Robert
Princess Louise
Wilmer
Thornton
Jabneel
Sherwolf
Naps Cap
Golden Sea
Patrick G
Buffalo Road
FESA
le Pet. GB
Pet
G.B
Los Angeles i
Vance
Kansas
Giles
BOSCX
Mountain View Track
Maryland
Pony Trotting Assn. Ing
Snippey’s, Inc
CRS
Milwaukee Rere
Harley-Davidson
America
Take
Jook
Delphey's Sport Store
W. Patrick Street
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Usth & Lamb
Cadet Jaycee Gridders
RCMP
Jewelers
Patrick
Omega Tissot Bulova
Lking Lnt
South Market St
Hagerstown Race Course
Wally
Esterbrook, Sheaffer & Parker
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
Frederick, MD
Cw Kraftreads
Kraft Wintertreads
Qualit
Western Maryland General Tire Company
East South St
Carroll St
Kraftreal Guarantee
Lillie Bum
Elim
Rave
New Market
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