OPA Checks Autos At Races At Pimlico
Office of Price Administration announced that license numbers of over 2000 out of state cars were noted at Pimlico race track in two weeks. Investigations directed to possible misuse of B and C ration gasoline. About 891 Maryland cars were sent to local rationing boards for review.
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Baltimore
Office of Price Administration
Pamiiee Race Track
OPA
Maryland
Pimlico
Jockey Club
Club
Iot
Florida
Texas
California
Clinos
CPA
Dream Race starters likely for Pimlico Special
A three or four starter field was seen as likely for the East's Pimlico Special at Maryland Jockey Club oval. From 17 entries for the mile and three sixteenths, seven are in training with four possible starters from Greentree's Shut Out, Thumbs Up, Hal Price Hearne's Anticlimax, Eurasian, Fairy Manure, and Foxcatcher Farm's.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey' S Club Oval
Warviond
Greentree Stable
Louis B. Mayer
Hal Price
Hearie
Anuclinias
Haybruine
Eurasian
Foxcatcher Farm
Townsend B. Martin
Bolingbroke
William E. Boeing
New York
Washington
Anticlimax
Anti
Knox Osborne
Headley
Fairy Manhurst
Aiso
Eura
Eckersall Rivalry Highlighted In Early Football Heroics
NFA sports recounts Walter Eckersall as Chicago star and West’s first All American. He tamed Michigan’s Willie Heston, dropkicked five in big games, and dazzled as a versatile athlete in early 1900s football.
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Walter Eckersall
Little Man
West
Walter Herbert Eckersall
Fleet Willie Heston
Michigan
Ecressall
Walter Camp
Chicago
Eckie
Id Poaix
Mois Im TA
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Miroan
Eckereal
Madison
Pas Ecker
Eckersall
Wisconsin & A
Heston
Eddie Mahan
Red Grange
Eckersall's Legacy in Early Chicago Football Feats
The article recalls Walter Eckersall's defining moments in early 1900s football. It covers punt returns and safeties against Michigan, a 106 yard run against Wisconsin in 1904, and Chicago's 4 0 victory after a field goal count change. It notes Eckersall's pioneering use of the forward pass and dominant 1908 play against Indiana.
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Eckie
Heston
Eckersall
Wisconsin
Madison
Yost
Chicago
Iingis
Waigstellen
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Walter Eckersaill
Notre Dame Leading AP Poll Top Football Team Again
New York October 25 Notre Dame holds the top spot in the Associated Press weekly poll with 9 of 103 first place votes and 1 023 points. Army and Navy follow, Purdue and Southern California round out the first ten as Navy and Notre Dame prepare for upcoming games in Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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New York
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Irish
Army
Navy
Frank Leahy
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Pittsburgh
We Ik
BRL
Purdue
Southern California
College of Pacific
Minnesota
Duke
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cleveland
Penn
Philadelphia
Quakers
Southern
Khown
Duke Town
Pacific
Washington
Texas
Tulsa
Southwestern Institute of Louisiana
Northwestern
Colorado College
del Monte
Great Lakes
Texas A & M
California
Tulane
Dartmouth
Southwestern of Texas
Colorado
Louisiana State
Indiana
Randolph Field
Arkansas A& M
Notre Dame Faces Navy and Army Penn Tilt Saturday
Notre Dame meets Navy and Army faces Penn in a packed college football slate. The column notes Notre Dame’s modern T formation and the shield of top backs like Bertelli and Davis, with Navy’s speed and Penn’s strength expected to test the Irish. Crowds of 80,000 are anticipated at Franklin Field and Cleveland.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Penn
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Clark Shauanessy
Stanford
Ale Singhe
Angela Bortolo Bertelli
Wii
Pennsylvania
Glenn Davis
Harald Hamberg
Bertelli
Cleveland
Dartmouth
Tip
Quaker
West
Red Blair
Franklin Field
Columbia
Cornel
Princeton
Brown
Colgate
Holy Cross
Penn State
Tulane
Texas Christian
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia
Lexington
South Carolina
Citadel
Charleston
Georgia
Newberry
Camp Davis
Camp Lejeune
Tulsa
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Rice
Southern California
California
Berkeley
Eklie Geles
Saint Mary's
San Francisco
March Field
Air Force
Spokane
Washington, D. C
L. A
San Diego Naval
New Hellcat Fighter Tops 400 MPH and 1500 Mile Range
The Navy announced the Grumman Hellcat, a single engine, single seat carrier or land based fighter, can reach 400 mph and has a range over 1500 miles. It features a 2000 horsepower Pratt and Whitney engine and folding wings. Armament details remain secret. The Hellcat first saw action during Marcus Island raids on September 1 and again at Wake Island and in the Solomons, achieving several enemy aircraft kills.
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Washington
Navy
Marcus Island
Wake Island
Solomons
Durocher Returns as Brooklyn Dodgers Manager in 1944
Leo Durocher to pilot the Brooklyn Dodgers again in 1944 after a temporary relief release. Dodgers president Branch Rickey announced the move, noting Durocher will manage full time and negotiate a new contract, with a salary adjustment expected. He had led the team since 1939 and earlier declined a substantial pay cut. In other notes, Bob Fisher set a rolling pinball or duckpin record in Hyattsville tournament, with top prizes and Baltimore and Washington stars in attendance.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickley
Durocher
Dodgers
Rickey
Newt
Fisher
Prince George's County Service Clubs
Hyattsville
Bob Fisher
Baltimore
Washington
el Geib
Lee Seim
Frederick
Notices Order Nisi On Audit No 14998 In Frederick County
In the Frederick County Circuit Court equity matters, an audit report filed October 14 1943 by Charles McC Mathias as assignee of The New Windsor State Bank mortgagee of James Challis and Gladys Phillips Challis, is to be ratified if no contrary cause is shown by November 3 1943. publication required in a Frederick County newspaper at least seven days prior. Dated October 19 1943.
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NISI
Frederick County
Charles McC. Mathias
New Windsor State Bank
Maryland
James Challis
Gladys Phillips Challis
Ellis & Wachter
Circuit Court
Ellis C. Wachter
Vernon T. Watkins
Orphans’ Court
Pinkney
Richardson T Clyde Boutson
J. Welty Fahrney
Winhereer
George Blumenauer
Holden
Felton
Rov
Leatherman
Register
Public Sale Fragments Include Farm Real Estate November 3 1943
Public sale notices list a 100 acre farm near New Paris on Route 26 between Mt Pleasant and Libertytown with a two story dwelling bank barn hay shed wells and school bus access. Real estate goes first followed by personal property including wagons harness farming implements and household items. The sale occurs Wednesday November 3 1943 at 10 am with full settlement in 60 days and purchaser to bear conveyance costs.
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New Paris
Mt Pleasant
Libertytown
Frederick
Emma L, Albaugh
Glenn Trout
Oth
Public Sale by Nusbaum Executrix in Frederick Md
Pursuant to an Orphans Court order dated October 18 1943 Martha V Nusbaum executrix will hold a public sale on Saturday October 20 1943 beginning at 100 oclock p m at 909 North Market Street Frederick Maryland. The sale includes valuable supplies machinery and carpenter s tools a one horsepower gasoline engine a brace jet saw power saw and stand lifting jack mounted wood turning emery stone boring machine wood buffer vise mitre boxes lumber belting nailing tools screwdrivers clamps bolts nails hinges door knobs ladder rungs paint brushes garden tools axes roofing material and many other articles. Cash terms apply for property to be removed after payment. Also a sale of miscellaneous household furniture. Auctioneer Glenn Trout Clerk J Vernon Coblentz Attorney d10-20-23 26 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Edward H. Nusbaum
North Market Street
Frederick
Martha V. Nusbaum
Executrix
Glenn Trout
J. Vernon Coblentz
Leslie N. Coblentz
Executor's Sale Of Frederick County Residence
Executor Emmert R. Bowin offers Benjamin F Reich home at 453 in Frederick City for sale at public auction on Wednesday November 3 1944 at 11 AM. The two and one half story stucco residence fronts South College Park Way West Third Street with Lot D and EB in Block 3 described by 1915 plat. Property includes modern electric heating plumbing and slate roof, subject to covenants from 1921 deeds to College Park Company. Proceeds to satisfy Reich estate debts and costs of sale.
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Benjamin F. Reich
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court
Court House
Frederick City
Henry E. Littlé
Herd
South College Parkway
West Third Street
College Park
Frederick
Fredtuck
Covenan
College Fark Company
Ernest W
sTeCarcel
Helen McCardel
Reich Emmert
R. Bowiu
Awetionser
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Walter Eckersail
Foothall
West Virginia
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Ohio State
Michinan
Illinois
Denver
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Albert A. Harp
Moers
Sherwood
Betheline-Richfield Dealers
Men In White
Brooklyn
Bulgaria
Richard L. Anderson
Florence V. Anderson
Oder Nisi
National War Fund
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown
Bedteral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Willem Barkey
Walkersville
James C. Smith
R. L. Kelly
Will
Brunswick
Bell's
Point of Rocks
Currier & Ives
Edward Ausherman
Emmett R. Bowlus
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