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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

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13

Part Of Old Canal To Be Dammed For Fishing Grounds

Plans for a nine mile stretch of the Cumberland Ohio Canal near Cumberland to be dammed turning a channel into fishing grounds for Western Maryland. A dam across a channel will divert waters from Goose Run into the canal, creating a three mile long, eight foot deep area for crappies and sunfish. State Game Warden Le Compte said construction by department workers will take a few weeks. Site at Town Creek and the aqueduct eight miles from Cumberland. Plans also include limited fishing ground access for children under 14 at specified times. An experiment in raising fingerling bass near Deep Creek Lake had success with 15,000 stocked last year. The dam will be rebuilt with steel and cement. Orioles win Little World Series bid with West’s pitching and home runs.

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Orioles Win Opening Game in Minor Classic

Baltimore surged ahead in the second inning as Sherman Lollar hit a left field homer. Stan Benjamin, set to join Cleveland next year, scored on a Howie Braun homer in the third. Benjamin repeated the drive in the fifth and Bob Latshaw finished with the final out as Baltimore celebrated its biggest day since Jack Dunn’s pennants.

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Woodsboro Yanks Host Gettysburg in Twin Bill

Woodsboro Yanks prepare for a Sunday doubleheader at Woodsboro against the Gettysburg All-Stars starting 1 15 p m. Ralston LeGore will pitch the opener with Binks Delauter set for the nightcap. Jim Fox back in center field and Buck Houck in the outfield. Barber seeks to add Catcher Foul Hildebrand to the lineup.

Frederick Barber Woodsboro Jim Fox Centerfeld Yanks Buck Houck

Petee Dee Wins Maryland Futurity at Laurel

Petee Dee outbattles Gallorette in a neck to win the $5,000-added Maryland Futurity at Laurel Park before 7,500 fans. The outsider paid $17.40 on a $2 ticket, covering six furlongs in 1:15.3 amid muddy track conditions. Gallorette was second, Sheltie took third in a field of eight two-year-olds born in Maryland. Production Board sources say Chinese-American firm builds a 10,000-ton butadiene plant near Corpus Christi for synthetic rubber. another factory is planned for chemicals.

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Browns Face Move Rumors Amid City Rivalry

The St Louis Browns confront relocation chatter as rival Cardinals and shrinking market debate two major league teams in St Louis. Owner Don Barnes remains hopeful the Browns will stay and compete, noting past moves and the team’s up-to-date status amid a crowded sports scene.

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Browns Win On Two Hits In World Series Opener

At Sportsman's Park St Louis October 4 1944 the Browns beat the Cardinals 2 to 1 in game one of the World Series thanks to a George McQuinn homer and a Gene Moore single in the fourth inning Mort Cooper and Blix Donnelly held the Browns to two hits but Denny Gatehouse matched with a two hitter through eight innings before the Redbirds pushed a run in.

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Browns and Cardinals Clash As Series Hopes Rise

The Browns win boosts them to co favorites at 9 to 10 to take the series while the Cardinals sit at 3 to 3 for the next game with Max Lanier. Galehouse works seven innings for the Browns and Donnelly also strong as Musial and Burdick contribute for St Louis.

Public Sale of Farm Personal Property Near Frederick Md

After selling the farm a public auction is set for October 7 at 10 a.m. one mile south of Pearl and Route 40, four miles east of Frederick, Md. Catalog includes two horses, Holsteins and heifers, extensive farm machinery, belts, wrenches, tools, dairy gear, blacksmith and carpentry items, household furniture, and kitchenware. Terms: cash. Mt Carmel Aid Society served at sale.

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