Rain Delays, Cancels Harness and County Running Races
Rain slowed the Frederick harness events forcing delay and the county running race cancellation, leaving a muddy track but a sizable crowd in the stands. Results show Great Water and Victory Leisure winning early heats as Frank Bradley unhurt after a fall, with more heats to complete if weather allows.
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Frederick Fair
Joe Eyler
Thurmont
Les Wetzel
Carlisle
Carl Wallace
Bill Wood
Baltimore
Velvet Hanover
Wee Wee York
Betsy Hal
Vernon Crank
George Brenneman
Lester Wetzel
Brenneman
Frank Bradley
Great Water
Joseph Eyler Thurmont
Eyler
Wetzel
Nat Hanover L. T
Nottingham
Cape Charles
Tom Crank
Dr Darlinston
Wm. Cowgill Jr
Paulsboro
Amber Lake
Moon Wachter
Liamsville
Wachter
Victory Leisure
Harry Patterson
Velvet
Willard
Laurelite
Hanover
WE Grumbine Hanover
Laparal
David Ford
New Oxford
Ford
Mayor’s Star
L. T. Nottingham
T Crank
Dan Groff
jIohn
Cape Carlisle
Cope
Dr. Dixon
Export
VicKelvey
Series Shares Voted For Ballplayers In 1945 World Series
New York reports the 1945 World Series distributed player shares totaling 2,337,515.34. Dodgers recipient receive 9,768.21. 34 Los Angeles and New York players earned 5,598.58 each. The commissioner's office took 15 percent, with clubs and league offices gaining about 1.33 million. The year’s payout reflects game attendance and TV influence, with the 60-40 split favoring the winning team in the first four games.
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New York
Vermin Deas Ab Dodgers
Ew York Yankees
Ford C. Frick
Secord
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
Anancalls
Commissioner's Office
Brooklyn
United States
High School Football Tonight Keyser at Attepany
Tonight’s slate covers multiple high school games across Maryland and nearby areas including Keyser at Attepany, Phelps at Bates, Rockvale at Frederick, Annapolis at Sherwood, and others. Local matchups feature notable programs such as Laurel, Cambridge, and St. Paul’s appearing in diverse pits with several city and regional rivals.
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Attepany
Phelps
Bates
Rockvale
Frederick
Annapolis
Sherwood
Charlotte Hall
Wicomico
Cambridge
Laurel
del. Mullsboro
Crisfield Southern
Baltimore City Polytechnic
Gilman
Leveln
McDonagh
Severn
Merve London
St. Paul's
Gandersburg
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Northwestern
High Point
Wheaton Bladensburg
Gonzaga
Blair
Sutland Forest Park
St John's Friends
St. James Mount
St. Joseph's
Archbishop Carroll
St. Stephen's
Beall
Fort Hill
Terra Alta
St. Francis
Southern
Oakland
Walkersville Bowling Statistics and Local Names
Weekly statistics show high individual game 148 and high set 421. Team leaders include Ox Co with 605 and 1694 HW Pts. Entries list Walkersville bowling centers and local businesses such as Renner Motor Co., May's Esso Service Station, Potomac Edison Co., Farmers Supply Co., and The Cloverdale area venues. The fragment references several local clubs and services in Walkersville and surrounding areas.
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Walkersville Bowling Center
Catoctin Country Club
Potomac Edison Co
Farmer's Supply Co
May’s
Esso
Os Co
Smith's Masonry
Cloverdale
Mt Pleasant Southern
Ox Co
Campbell sails for United States to chase new water speed record
Oct 1 Donald Campbell sails from Southampton in a bid to exceed 202.32 miles per hour aboard the jet turbo Bluebird on Lake Mead Nevada. Oct 16 Campbell's ship and helpers are already in the United States preparing for the attempt.
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Southampton
England
Donald Campbell
United States
Campbell
Lake Mead
Nevada
Lane Signs To Head Cardinals
WF Frank Lane signed a three year contract as general manager of the St Louis Cardinals and vowed to name a field director soon. He will hire from candidates including Freddie Hutchinson and Harry Walker and will assume immediate duties with an attendance bonus in his Cardinals deal. Dick Meyer, the retiring GM, remains a top executive with the brewery-backed club.
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Frank Lane
St Louis Cardinals
Lane
Chicago White Sox
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Harry
Har
Hutchinson
Busch
Cardinals
White Sox
Dick Meyer
Stranahan And Heine Take First Round Lead In Golf
In Baltimore the Eastern Open leaders emerged as Frank Stranahan and Ras Heins shot five under par 66 to take a first round lead. Notables Mike Souchak, Mike Homa, Dick Mayer, Frank Temney, Don Whitt, Art Wall Jr and Arnold Palmer posted subpar rounds as the 43rd and final PGA season event began at Mt Pleasant course.
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Ras Heins
Mike Souchak
Durham
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Rye
Ncy
Mt Pleasant
Dick Mayer
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Fla
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LeMont
I Buly Maxwell
Odessa
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
Ed Oliver
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Bob Schoener
Allentown
John Jendrasak
Andy Gibson
Charlie Bassler
Hob Watson
Ardslet-on-Hudson
N. Y
Ed Furgol
St Louis
Charley Sifford
Philadelphia
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Bob Tosk
Livingston
S J
Frederick Boys Clinch First Soccer Win 4-2
Frederick prereturned four returning lettermen and opened the season with a 4-2 victory over Mercersburg. Rexman led with a first period shot, Rudy and Donuckeomen added goals, and Ed Toms finished strong as Frederick built a two goal lead. Mercersburg fought back with Joe Geisler and Marty Fletcher scoring, while Exler kept Frederick ahead with crucial saves.
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Mercersburg ‘Academy
Pal
Frederick
Jim Rextoad
Suite Rudy
Koltcarup -Rearoad
Geisler
Ome
Ik Fletcher
Rudy
Schlesincer
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Umsted
Meicersburg
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Nikirk
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Mock West Bane
Lechford
Sines
Bowder
Morgan
Ritenour
Kennett Square: World’s largest mushroom growing center
Thirty nine miles from Philadelphia, Kennett Square emerges as the globe’s premier hub for mushroom cultivation, hosting vast farms and market activity that define the local economy and regional produce trade.
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Philadelphia
Kennett Square
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