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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

8

Thursday Race Finishes At Fair Close

A large Frederick Fair crowd witnessed a bright racing program headed by HROV Crook of Hanover steering Tom O'Brien to three heat wins in the Francis Scott Key Stake. Johnny Mallilieu swept the 220 trot aboard Judge Bohenna, while Bumpie Lewis dominated wins for Hagerstown Boy and Peter Goldwell. Aruba and Kid O'Sullivan also posted top placings as the meet produced fast times and tight finishes. Separately, three gamblers received jail terms and fines in an Baltimore case after a welching dispute.

Frederick Fair Hrov, Crook Hanover Tom O'Brien W. W. Little Waverly Francis Scott Key Scott True Cash Revismien Johnny Mallilieu Sadlersville Judge Bohenna RE. Bower Chesapeake City Beth Bower Acey Inflex R. E. Bower Trotter L. P. Wetzel Carlisle Td Bill Bumpie Lewis Hagerstown Boy Blue April Mas Briar Lewis Peter Goldwell Kid O'Sullivan Preston Bros Francis Scott Rey W. W. Gittle Crook Topsy Scott Charles Hignutt Seaford Del Mallilieu Harry Nichols Chestertown Nichols William Bettch Wallace Davie David Ford New Oxford Ford Judge Bohemia RF. E. Bower Mallikew Miss Lafayette Richard Hoke Pa, ‘Brenneman? $23 Acey Dillon, R. ©. Bower, Chesapeake City, Md .Ruth Bower Real Cloud W. E. Burton Cambridge Wetzel Robert S. Dr. Reynolds Ligonier Weller Woelburma W. G Morrison Crooks Blue Jacket D. A. Cantwell Annapolis Hagerstown W. EB Worthington John T. Harris Falmouth Mac Briar F. W. Bennett Culpeper Clatterbuck Lee's Pride Tommy Joe Smokey RK OF Livingston Hyattsville JL Lewis Kid O Sullivan WL B. Worthington Fran ‘ Baird Aruba Amsterdam Fallin Sir Mowlee Dinner Bell Tess Knight Doc Yak

Middletown Protest Of Game Is Upheld

President Alton Twentey of the Tri-County Baseball League upheld Middletown’s protest of its September 26 game at Damascus in the Shaughnessy series. The contest, completed under protest with Damascus winning 14-13 in ten innings, will be replayed from the disputed point this Sunday at Damascus.

Alton Twentey Tri-County Baseball League Middletown Damascus Mddletown Twentey Warrenfeltz Ideline Beig Aliddletown Trico Shaughnessy Valleyites Tris

Two Okayed For Games With Cumberland Colts

Fullbacks Tommy Eichelberger and Henry Groff are cleared to play Thursday night for Frederick VFW against the Cumberland Colts at McCurdy Field. Frederick's ground gaming unit has been hampered by injuries for ten days, but the two key offensive weapons are ready to return.

Okehed Tommy Eichelberger Henry Groff Frederick Vfw Cumberland Colts McCurdy Field Frederick

Radio program notes mix sports and news in late editions

Radio schedule bells with ABC WMAL and Lewes Tronas Crepeat plus a sports update. Coach Mike Hardy and Don Wagner feature in a No 4 slot scrimmage as Colts prepare under McCurdy Field arcs rain or shine. The Revolutionary pledge in Edenton, North Carolina, recalls 1770 tax stamp resistance.

ABC cBs Bes Abe Foto Eanis Jr Stacey Dhs Dan Dhs Abe Abe Gabdriel Heatter Abs Ebs Sheps Trama Abe L. Fiampien Stow—mbe Sportzs Ate News Rbs Eeife Riles Onbe Uanes Abe Skeet Ig Pressmamts 10. 3 With Stern Sportgarte Duck Jurgens Levue—dhp Nein Tine Abe AL Co—Neane Variety Cbris Sens Linfoni Abe News Lancetts News & Variety Abe Sweat Mike Hardy Don Wagner

Indians Tie World Series With 4 1 Win Over Braves

Cleveland, behind Bob Lemon’s strong pitching and key defensive plays, beat Boston 4 to 1 at Braves Field to even the World Series at one game apiece. Joe Gordon and Dale Mitchell provided run support, while Spahn took the loss for Boston.

Braves Boston Cleveland Indians Bob Lemon Boston Braves Johnny Saint Warren Spann Uprisis Lemons Tribe Joe Gordon Lemon Bobby Feler Cleveland Charlie ‘Red Barret Nelson Potter Boudreau Spahns Downhail Dale Mitchell Secord Bob Kennedy Barrett Bob Ellott Freme Rce Municipal St . Wall Gene Bearéon Indians Vernon Bickford Roonie R.H. Ola EL i Britchelf Clark Bremeds Gordon Keltner Baston Holmes Dark S & Bk Torgeson Silkeld Massic McCormick Stanky Spain Eliott Doby Boudreau Kennedy Holmer Robinson Spahn Hegani Salkeld Rickert Elliott F. McCormick M. McCormick Potter Summers Stewart Onl Grieve Barr Pinelli Paparella

Tramsville Youth Fellowship Hosts Musical Event

In Tramsville a youth fellowship meeting at the Methodist Parish Hall is planned for Friday October 15 at 8 o clock with a musical program led by Rev and Mrs Ladue McGill and daughter Mrs Cauduff of Hyatts town. Local social notes record Miss Alice Fay Hess visiting Frederick, Mr H Douglas Williams hosting Mr Thomas Horton of Baltimore, and Miss Margaret Cronenburg attending a teachers institute. Another item notes Mrs Annie Lutton’s 30th birthday and Mr Wallace Davis returning to Lancaster. In Paris, France the cabinet says four-day coal strike prompts security measures possibly including drafted specialists to keep coke ovens and blast furnaces operating.

Paris France

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