Frick Presses All-Star Game Win Or Quit
New York Oct 16 President Ford Frick of the National League urges club owners to win the All-Star game or drop it after the Cardinals beat the Red Sox four games to three. Frick cites World Series importance and criticizes the All-Star format as hurting league prestige and box office.
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New York
Ford Frick
St Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Frick
Sam Breader
St. Louis
Red Birds
Breadon
Harry Bredhson
Red Sox
Howie Pollet
Boston
Ford
Woman Angler Lands 66-Pound Salmon
AP News reports Sue Parker of Bremerton caught a 66 pound salmon near Campbell River on Vancouver Island. She uses a six foot six inch pole with a 16 pound test line and landed the fish in about an hour and a half.
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AP News
Campbell River
Parker
Bremerton
Wad
Vancouver Island
Sue
Burr Baldwin Named Lineman Of The Week
Burr Baldwin UCLA end and 1943 Rose Bowl scorer earned lineman of the week honors after UCLA beat Stanford 26 to 6. He snagged six Ernie Case passes for 115 yards and starred on two laterals including a touchdown. Baldwin, a former infantry captain, drew praise from UCLA coach Bert LaBrucherie as the best lineman in the country for the week.
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New York
Burr Baldwin
UCLA
Bruins
Ernie Case
Stanford
Associated Press
Baldwin
Phil Tinstey
Georgia Tech
Tinstey
Bakerfield
Calif
Bert la Brucherie
MBS
ABC Wbal
Plato Ancies
CBS
WFMD
Oklahoma
Steve Subey
Penn
NBC
WBAL
State
Kno
Ramsey
William and Mary
Bears And Redskins In Front In Football
Chicago Bears lead the NFL in total offense averaging 36745 yards per game with rushing and passing. Washington Redskins pace defenses allowing 402 yards per game. Chicago Cardinals sit behind in both categories with 203% yards allowed and 318's combined offense. Steelers trail in standings.
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New York
Pia
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Bears
Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburon Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Symphony to Open Winter Concert in Frederick
Frederick Community Concert Association announced a 1946 47 series with Helen Jepson February 10 and William Primrose November 4. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra appears December 2. all concerts at Frederick High School starting 1 pm. The season marks the association anniversary with about 1000 members.
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Helen Jepson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Frederick
William Primrose
The
Frederick High School
Primrose
Carnegie Hall
New York
Baltimore Symphony
Alrady
Jepson
Vungei
H S Students Give Program at Rotary Meeting
A Rotary Club program featured H S students from Frederick High School performing semi classical instrumental and vocal numbers at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event included clarinet duets, trombone solos, and vocal selections with student performers and accompanying staff, followed by a guest appearance and club notice. The meeting also announced next week’s birthday party gathering in the Ball Room.
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Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harry ©. Smith
Frederick High School
Rotarians
Rotary Anns of Tomorrow
Robert Gearinger
Billy Rhoades
A. E. Harris
Barbara Herbert
Romberg
Gary Ayer
Clay Smith
Ruth Stull
Siower of Grain
Lee Smith
Saint-Sgens
Janet
Williams
Ruby Kemp
William T. Delaplaine
Gap+ land
Delaplaine
Max Fullerton
Associated Press Bureau
Baltimore
T. Stanley Smith
R. B. Lawson
Hagerstown
Arthur ©. Slade
Brunswick
Heisley Coran
Klein
Motor care and real estate notices from Mohler Real Estate
The ad highlights winter motor care tips and a budget plan for GM financed service. It then lists multiple Walkersville properties including 5 room frame, broom brick, 6 room brick, double stucco houses with details on condition and location, plus large farms and land. Harry E Mohler, broker, 213 East Third Street, phone 2074.
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Walkersville
Harry E Mohler
East Third Street
Real Estate Listings from P LUTHER RICE REAL ESTATE
Attractive modern single dwellings and multiple brick homes offered in Northern Frederick areas with prices ranging from 3,258 to 13,000. Quick possession dairy farms and acreages listed, including a one hundred acre farm nine miles from Frederick with a Washington dairy market, and a seven room onderwijs dwelling with utilities for under 6,000. Details and negotiations available at once.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Culler Lake
Frederick
LMP
Braddock
Nicodemus & Wertheimer Real Estate — Insurance
North Court St
Gilmore R. Flautt
Mandam Road
Steker
Tity
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
East Church Street
East Fourth Street
Noah E Cramer
G. H Mercer & Sons
Washington Highway
State Road
Urbana
N. Court St
Walkersville
Becces
Eve Miles
Washington
Baltimore
Public Sale at Frederick Farm and Automobiles Auction
Public sale at 121 East Eighth Street Frederick on Saturday October 19 1946 at 1 30 PM includes two bank barns a house multiple horse drawn and warehouse items furniture tools and antiques open for inspection cash terms. Also public sale of valuable automobiles at Keilholtz Garage West Patrick Street Extended Frederick on Thursday October 21 1946 at 4 00 PM features 1929 Model A Ford Pickup 1935 Chevrolet Panel Truck 1935 Oldsmobile 1935 Plymouth 1926 Buick and more with cash terms and full settlement required.
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Frederick
Catoctin Country Club
Charles E, Klein
Joseph J. Reeder
Alvin S
Klein
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
John J. Keilholtz
Daisy Black
New Windsor
Lot
G. BE
Simmons
Boston
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Thomas J. Altman
Mary VY. Altman
John J. Reitholtz
Naomi KR. Reitholtz
Mary V. Altman
John J. Keilhuitz
Naomi
Keilholtz
Hallowe'en Party Planned by Local Club Leaders
The recording details a program of familiar hymns two vocal solos and piano piece by a Mrs Dinterman with remarks by Mrs Kester. A guess package winner was Mrs Ramsburg. A premeeting notes a business session with Mrs Benson chairing the committee of arrangements and a October 28 meeting at Mrs Edwards home for a Hallowe'en event. ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING Annapolis Md report: Charles Webster was wounded during a Tidewater Fisheries patrol arrest as Inspector Birch fired across the Bonita bow.
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Ruth Trout
Paul Dinterman
Harry Kester
Earl Ramsburg
Mary Benson
Frank Grimes
Earl Stup
Norman Marsden
Harvey Edwards
North Market Street
Hallowe'en
Annapolis
PKA
Charles Webster
Chance
Waterman
Nace Birch
Tidewater Fisheries
Webster
O'Conor
Amos Creighton
Birch
Bonita
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Tom” Stockman
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Aled
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Lauter-Hurmann
Lloyd Wachter
Glenn Trot
Raymond L. Kells
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Rev. C. R. James
Glen Valley
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Kaugh
Route 40
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Thomas G. Main
Milo Hooper
Glenn Trout
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