Cardinals Aim To Tie World Series In Final Game
Final Series game set as the Cardinals seek the third win to claim the title over the Red Sox. Eddie Dyer’s club has shown superior defense and resilience, while Dickson faces Boston ace Ferriss in a decisive ninth game atmosphere. Odds favor the Sox, but St. Louis seeks momentum after rallying from behind in prior contests.
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St. Louis
Tomorow
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Nationals
Boston
Red Sox
Red Birds
Sea Willains and Company
Sox
J. J. Lainroll
Bis
Ford Fricken
Murray Dickson
Harry Brecheen
Frick
Cardinals
Ferrisho
Dickson
Ferriss
Rudy York
Bass
Rudy
Sam Breadon
Nashie
Brecheens
Delaware Bons Among Best Grid Records, Blue Hens boast long undefeated streak
Delaware’s Blue Hens claim a premier grid record with 234 straight undefeated games, despite wartime gaps. The 1940s mark included a 7-7 tie with West Chester and decisive wins over Drexel and Western Maryland, as Coca Cola Basketball seeks players for county league tryouts.
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Newark
Del
University of Delaware
Army
Texas
Notre Dame
Blue Hens
Delaware
Drexel Fech
Philadelphia
Vv Westchester
Lake Furst
Naval Station
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Milky College
Randoph
Iecon Ia
Western Marylang
ChildrenAid Society Helped By Community Chest Funds
The Children’s Aid Society, aided by Community Chest funds, aims to provide homes for dependent and neglected children through foster care and county campaigns. It emphasizes keeping children in families and communities, with Ann’s story illustrating reintegration and self-reliance after foster placement and schooling.
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Children’s Aid Society
Community Chest Funds
Children’s Aid Sogietry of
Frederick County, Inc. c
CA. S. Teles
Ara Baing
Ani Ana
Winity
Ann
CALS
Keilholtz Garage
American Stack
Moose and Geiser's
Children's Aid Society
Recreation Bowling League Schedule Shifts Week Timetable
The Recreation Bowling League announced its weekly schedule with postponed games to be rolled Thursday after alleys are finished by Wednesday. Starting at 7 pm Madse Lodge faces Reese Grocery followed by Storm and Shipley at 7 50 pm, Mercer Jones against Long, and Tucker Stokers at 8 pm. Friday brings Diamond versus Tucker Stokers, Chestnut Farms versus Reese Grocery, and Tru Blu versus Storm and Shipley as the league returns to normal.
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the Recreation Bowling League
Madse Lodge
Reese Grocery
Storm
Shipley
Mercer Jones
Long
Tucker Stokers
Chestnut Farms
American
Diamond
Tru Blu
Army Back At Top Of Parade After Big Poll Rally
Army regains top ranking in the AP weekly college football poll after a 2013 title win at Ann Arbor. Notre Dame and Texas follow as Michigan slips to fifth. California Los Angeles and Michigan hold strong, with many other schools listed in the top twenty.
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Army
Michigan
Earl Blaik
Black Knights
Hudson
Texas Longhorns
Associated Press
Blanchard, Davis & Co
Texas
Notre Dame
Eestern
Ann Arbor
Longhorns
Seit
Irish
Mor
Wolverines
Bruins
University of California At
Oc. L.A
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Northwestern
Columbia
Gallorette Eligible For Laurel's Big Race
Forty eight thoroughbreds were declared eligible for the $23,000 added Washington Handicap at Laurel Park. Notables include Payot and Gallorette with weights 128 and 126 pounds, plus steady rivals from Calumet Farms and other stables as contenders for the mile and a quarter race with Pimlico on November 2 in view.
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Laurel
Walter Jeffords
Payot
WL. Brann
Laurel Park
Ares
Gallorette
Victor
Stymie
Belmont
Shamrock Stables
Westminster
Brown Hotel Stable
Seven Hearts
H. L. Strauss
New Moon
She Jeffords
Mahout
William Helis
Rounders
Ruth MacClenaghan
Harford
Picnic Supper Entertains Guests on Lawn in Gaithersburg
Mrs W N Hur iey and Mrs Marina Sauerdeid hosted a Thursday evening picnic on the Hur iey lawn. Mrs J W Wiley returned from Lovettsville VA after visiting the Miss Hick mans. Mrs Katherine Cunningham Mr Edward Smith and Miss Cor...
Public sale and estate notices across Frederick County
Sale announced for October 19 1946 at home two miles east of Boonsboro with antiques furniture harnesses and store goods. Executors and administratrix publish notices of testamentary and administration on Frederick County estates with claims to be filed by May 1947 and May 1947 respectively. Also real estate listings include multiple Frederick County properties with descriptions from farms to modern dwellings and rental apartments plus a Chevrolet dealership and general real estate services by local firms.
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Boonsboro
Washington Monument
Orpha L. Kline
R. W. Eigenbrode
J. &. Beeler
Executrex
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Frank MM
Shapro
Evelyn Grove Shafro
Princeton Buckey
Orphans’ Court
John J. Keilholtz
Naomi R. Keilholtz
W. Jerome Offutt
Glenn H. Worthington
Pinkney A. Richardson
Clyde Boutson
Welty Fahrsney
The
Mary Ruth Pfeil
Bertha M. Grabill
Walter L. Grabill
Walter
E. Eiker
Walkersville
Barry E. Mohler
East Third Street
G. H. Mercer & Sons
CITY
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
East Fourth Street
Noah E Cramer
Baron Oatrol
CHOME
Buckeystown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Local social notes from Poolesville and nearby
Washington visitors and Montgomery County residents are featured in a series of social notes. Guests include Lene De Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Merry, and Mrs. G T Wells. Weddings cited involve Charles Walker’s cousin Robert Kenneth Price and Helen Ruth Stevenson. Other entries mention trips to New York, stays in Rockville, and various dinners and showers hosted by Mrs. Arthur Ewell and Mrs. Wilson Poole.
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Lene de Forest
Washington
Harry C. Merry
G.T. Wells
Fort Lauderdale
Millard Davis
Visir
Aice
Byrom Stevens
Pidelphia
G. T. Wells
Charles Walker
Indianapolis
Robert Kenneth Price
Helen Ruth Stevenson
Roland Waddill
Maude Utt
New York
Lucy " Salamanca
New York City
Mary Kelley Dunne
Elmer Orme
W. K. Matthews
Poolesville
Great Smoky Mountains
C. A. van Emon
R. C. Ronthron
Long Island, N. Y
C. G. van Emon
Large luncheon at Woodfield hosts dinner at home
A large luncheon was held at her residence in Woodfield. The report notes Sea oranges, though misclassified, are aquatic animals in the sponge family found in the Gulf, reflecting a confusing reference to marine life in the event coverage.
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Woodfield
Gulf of Mark
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Coca Cola
Tyo Tou
AJL
Walls
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Charles R. Albaugh
South Market ST
Em Lat Len “Fire Insurance CO
Biel
Conoco
THONE
Qland Meitzler
Anna Greenfield
Brunswick
Mad
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Bedford, Pa
Windsor
James R. Johnson
RE. D
Garrett, Ta
Markell & Ford
Louishana State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
North Carolina
Rice
Duke
Indiana
William’ & Mary
Oklahoma City U
Yele
Southern Meth
Trenois
Ohio State
Virginia
South Caroline
Villanova
St. Mary's
California
Catawba
Penn State
Vanderbilt
Economy Oil CO
Frederick 16
Pearce
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick ST
Thomas A. Morris
MGR
Fred's
Dolls Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
Windsor Forest
Long Corner
Ridgeville
Summers Beer Tavern
Long Corner Road
New Market
Wisconsin
Dodge Co
Emmert R. Bowlus
Edgar Warfield
Calvin Murray
Gaithersburg
Thomas & Sons, Inc
John L. Beall
West Church Street
Rederick, Md
Murray C. Bohn
Murray C
Union Bridge
Howard A. “Gross
Village
Howard A. Gross
Court Street
Middletown
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Braddock Heights
Culler Lake
Braddock Reignts
Nicodemus & Wertheimer Real Estate — Insurance
North Court St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Patrick St
Coal and Oil
Chon
St. N. W. Washington
Harold U. Frushour
Frederick Md
Harry E. “Mohler
South Market St. Ke
Washingston Bighey
State Road
Urbana
G. KH. Mercer & Sons
N. Court St
I For
Hood Lomere
Second Street
Third Street
Suburbs
Gilmore R. Flautt
Gilmore R. Flautt, JR
North Market Street
Noah Noah
Cramer
P. Luther Rice
Luther Rice
East Third St
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