Washington To Put Best Team In Field Here
War bond sales in Frederick surged with banks reporting brisk demand for bonds that carry baseball ticket bonuses for a September 9 twilight clash between the Washington Senators and the New Cumberland Army team. Jaycee sponsors said at least eight $1,000 bonds were bought for boxes, while locals noted steady demand for other bonds with grandstand tickets to the game at McCurdy Field. Senator manager Clark Griffith assured Dick Bowlus that the full roster would travel, including new acquisition Buck Newsom, with plan to open the lineup and entertain the teams after the game. Both teams visit Frederick at no cost to the city or sponsors.
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Frederick
Washington Senators
Cumberland Army
Jaycee
Barkers
McCurdy Field
Cumberland Nine
Clark Griffith
Dick Bowlus
Senator
Buck” Newsom
Griffifth
Tighfield
Vernon
Powell
Jeffheld
Spence
Early
Priddy
Roberts
Myatt
New Cumberland
Washington
Jaycees
Dr Pepper Evens City Title Series In Baker Park
Dr Pepper edged Frederick Iron and Steel 6 to 5 in Baker Park to tie the City League championship at one game each. The third game will be Friday at 6:15 p.m. at Baker Park with Dr Pepper seeking the series lead.
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Dr. Pepper
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Baker Park
Bermanine
Staley
Steelers
Hummer
Walsh
Esterly
Brachey
Summers
Wachter
Cline
Kehne
Brandenburg
F. L
Delauter
Ebruchey
R Oh
Dr. Pepper Veneree
Cooke
Esienly
DC Rialerch
National League Yesterday's Results Report
Yesterday's NL results show St Louis 6 to 8 over Pittsburgh 5 to 6 and Chicago 12 to Cincinnati 9. Other clubs had no scheduled games. Today Chicago visits Cincinnati New York goes to Brooklyn Bastion travels to Philadelphia.
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Cacago
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Bastion
Philadelphia
American League Open Dates and Doubleheader Notes
The schedule lists open dates for the American League with pairings Louis at Detroit Washington at New York Chicago at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston. A doubleheader is noted amid a report on a satisfactory cook substitute from South Africa alongside mentions of dress soap gime cement and water.
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Louis
Detroit
Washington
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
South Africa
Ayres
St. Louis
League Leaders Hy The Associates to National League Brands
American League shows no change from yesterday. The Leaders list includes Nicholson for Chicago and Lud for Minnesota, with St Louis noted for multiple categories. doubles, triples, and home run leaders are listed alongside stolen bases by Vaughan of Brooklyn. Team affiliations and exact counts are inconsistent due to OCR errors.
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Associates
Vairsthan Broohkiya
Kung
Nicholson
Chicago
Lud Mits
Miysiat
St Louis
Tork
Miicial
St. Louis
Cubs hammer Reds on three run homer aided by stars
Cubs win as Phil Cavarrella belts a three run homer. Danny Libwhiler, Martin, Marion, Cardinais-Litwasser contribute two run shots and key hits to beat the Pirates in a thick contested game. Marion collects timely plays to secure victory. Police report notes an unrelated local case.
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Phil Cavarrella
Cubs
Reds
Danny Libwhiler
Martin
Marion
Cardinais
Litwasser
Pirates
Frederick County Women’s Temperance Union Meets In Session
The Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union held an executive session on Kursdos August 32 at 2 o’clock. Mes Bilia Mam led a devotional on safeguarding the men in service. Miss Mant urged thoughtful service and prayers for safety. Rocky Spring Union president Virginia Kemp reported becoming a Licht Lite Union with funds sent to Missionary Work. The group decided to send Union Signal issues to chaplains in Army Camps and counties with stationed troops. Miy James R. Albm chairs country membership. After Mizpah blessing, meeting adjourned with Thomas Anderson presiding. Hand cannon mentions follow.
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Frederick County
Rocky Spring Union
Virginia Kemp
Foren Missionary Wath
Union Signal
Ww. c. TU
U.S. A
Cumberland's Big Plants Bustle With War Activity
Cumberland's main street shows wartime change as women join the workforce at Celanese and Allegany Ordnance plants while men enlist. Rail traffic surges, smaller plants close, and sports shift to home-focused activity. Local commerce grows. postwar planning funds set for flood control. gas and food rationing tested but met with resolve.
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Cumberland
Oldsters
Cumberlands
Fort Cumberland
Celanese
Kelly
Allegany Ordnance Plant
Ting
Red Cross
Civilian Defense Office
Victory Gardens
Battle Never Ends For Wire Laves In Signal Corps
Palermo Sicily leaves from a war correspondent’s notebook describe the ongoing signal corps battle to keep communications intact. Wires broke 320 to 40 times per hour during combat, with soldiers like Loren Kaufman and Carl Heizer recalling light sleep and heavy wear on lines while fixing wires. A soldier once AWOL returned to fight, prompting officials to warn against leniency and stressing discipline as allied forces push toward Sicily.
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Harold V. Boyle
Palermo
Sicily
Signal Corps
Pyt
Loren R Kaufman
Dales
Ore
Oregon State College
Pvt
Carl Heizer
Metamora
Ind
Phcket
Elmer J Es ‘S
Puyallup
Wash
Berys
Birthday Surprise For Pauline Wiles At Lewistown Home
A birthday party celebrated Pauline Wiles turning eighteen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Grayson Wiles near Lewistown Sunday evening. Guests included the Wiles family, the Wright and Wachter families, earlier listed friends and relatives. Refreshments followed the gift presentation as attendees drew near.
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J. Grayson Wiles
Lewistown
Pauline
Roy Wright
James Wachter
Sherman Stuil
Edgar Wright
Claude Droneburg
Pauline Wiles
Andrey Wiles
Naomi Wright
Grace Wiles
Alice Willat
Aldachine Wiles
Mary Frances Wachter
Martha Wachter
Gladys Weight
Earlyne Stull
Carole Wright
Clifford Marshall
Local figures named in brief notice from obscure clipping
Stanley Hubbard, Bucky Ramsburg, Dicky Stull, Jimmy Wach ter, Jimmy Wright appear in a fragmented social or community note from a historical page. The readable items list several individuals likely connected to a local event or club, but no dates, places, or actions are clear. Further context would specify roles or affiliations.
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Stanley Hubbard
Bucky” Ramsburg
Dicky” Stull
Jimmy Wachter
Jimmy Wright
Redskins And Packers To Play In Baltimore
Baltimore reports an advance Packers contingent arriving to train for the pre season game against the Washington Redskins at Baltimore Stadium. Coach Curley Lambeau notes key players arriving early with 31-man squad to follow Friday. Redskins prep at College Park and expect 30,000 to 40,000 fans if weather holds.
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Redskins
Packers
Baltimore
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Stadium
Washington Redskins
University of Maryland
College Park
Curley Lambeau
Don Hutson
Baby Ray
Tony Canadeo
Larry Craig
R A. O. Connell
Redskin
Naval base shows Barigis stationed in Atlantic area
Third Class Petty Officer Frank Lin Barigis, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis G Barigis of 830 Trail Ave, is stationed at a naval air base in the Atlantic. Two guests were present along with militia company members.
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Franklin Barigis
Lewis G. Barigis
Trail Ave
Naval Air Base
The
Atlantic
Cardinals sweep Pirates in two games in 11 innings
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 3 and 8 to 6 in a pair of 11 inning contests. Rip Sewell earned a loss in the first game while Mort Cooper pitched limited relief in the late frames. Munger and Dickson split the decisions. In the later game Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 12 to 9 with a 10th inning rally featuring Phil Cavarretta and Ed Stanky.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pennsylvania
Rip Sewell
Actoat Ag
George Munger
Sewell
Billy Southworth
Mort Cooper
Redbirds
Cooper
Murry Dickson
St. Louis Esses
Dickson
Munger
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Rescigno
Podgajny
Baker
Barreth
HE. E. St. Louis Veca
Gee
Gornicki
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Cavarretta
Estel Crabtree
Max Marshall
Ed Stanky
Stan Hack
Pail
Bert Haas
Reds
Rhoe
Chicago
Passeau
Wyse
Hanyzewski
McCullough
Starr
Heusser
Beggs
Shoun
Muel
Tae Ta Ding
Tatenee
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Carlere
Kiska
U. S. Navy
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Leagie
Yestoldas
MT. Airy
Ollen Mo Harrison
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Noming
Scott Chass Vo
Harrison
Clifton
Aueuty Baett
Bruce Bruchey
Sherif Heraco
Alexander
William le Geppert
Cumberland News
Allegany
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Planning and Zoning Commission
Sf At
Eral
Mediterranean
Charles Mor Pan
Shelby Gap, Ky
Norvell Cunningham
Muskogee
Oklo
States
Cunningham
H. Horn
Arkadelphia
Ark
Catis
North Africa
Middle East
Turkey
Messina
Rhode
Duteack In
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U. S
Rendova
Sindin
Hamburg
Stockholm
Germany
Jungfernstieg
NEA Radiophota
Minute Men
739Th Co
Braddock Heights
Monocacy River
Pal i Taliimire, Mo
le Als CDi
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St. Frederick
Hubert A
HARP
Mgr
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick. Md
Cory Coffee Makers
Seiberling
Home Y Hoaif
Onseo
Melvin M. Engle Wit
Frederick, Md
Cardinals
Bucs
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Sound Busi
Ness
Free Enterprise
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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