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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1942

Page

6

Cards Win To Increase Lead To Two Games

The St. Louis Cardinals outlasted the Philadelphia Phillies 3 2 in 14 innings to extend their NL lead to two games over idle Brooklyn. Mort Cooper started poorly and was relieved in the ninth, with Murray Dickson delivering six innings of shutout ball and the decisive double by Dickson in the 14th followed by a single from Jimmy Brown. Stan Musial, Walker Cooper and Enos Slaughter fueled the early scoring, while Nick Etten’s 6th homer for the Phils kept them in the game. Dickson earned his sixth win. the Cardinals head to Boston for a two game set with the Braves.

Philadelphia St. Louis Cardinals Phils Brooklyn Dodgers Mort Cooper Red Birds Murray Dickson St. Louis Jimmy Brows Cooper Shibe Park Cardinals Harry Walker Feld Terry Moore Enos Slaughter Stan Musial Walker Cooper Beazley Brooklyn Etten Merrill Earl Naylor Nick Etten Danny Murtaugh Dickson St Johnson Hans Lobert Boston Braves Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Tha Saacor Ww. L. Pect Ab.r.h.o. A. E Squirrel New York the Daily Bag Walker Cincinnati Slaughter Pittsburgh Ag Musial Chicago Keen W. Cooper Hopp Burowski Marion Northey Burich Murtaugh Livingston Johnson Klein Phila Brown Naylor Musial Eften Belle Ofi Johnson M. Cooper

St Louis Triumphs 3 2 Over Philadelphia in 14 Innings

National League results show St Louis defeating Philadelphia 3 to 2 in 14 innings. Other games not scheduled today include Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis at Boston with Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York on the slate.

St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati New York

Squirrel Opening Sparks Busy Frederick County Hunt

Hunters across Frederick County pressed into the opening of the squirrel season with many squirrels bagged and no injuries reported. Wardens logged strong activity in Sugar Loaf Mountain and eastern areas while some hunters carried three to five squirrels. Notable bags included Robert L. Grove and Charles F. Hartman with nine. City Policeman Marty Phillips with two. Acting Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and Alderman E. Paul Magaha with one between them. Dove season also opened, running through October 13, with a ten-bird daily dove limit. Strong local detail and mixed sport conditions mark the day's hunting news.

Frederick County Benjamin LF. Phebus, Sr Montgomery County Robert L. Grove Charles F Hartman Marty Phillips Horace M. Alexander E. Paul Magaha

Army All Stars And Dodgers Play Tonight

Baltimore set for a big crowd as Colonel Neyland's Eastern Army All Star backs up a 16–0 win over the Giants with a second exhibition against the Brooklyn Dodgers in Municipal Stadium. The Dodgers arrive for a final limbering drill before a likely 50,000-plus turnout as the All Stars prepare to start the same backfield and defensive unit that beat New York.

Baltimore Robert Reese Neyland New York Giants New York Brooklyn Dodgers Municipal Stadium Boston Chicago Bears Yale New Haven Conn All-Stars Brooklyn Dodgers Mike Getlo Giants Neyland Mickey O'Brien John Pingel Michigan

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

League leaders listed with batting Lombardi Boston 333 Reiser Brooklyn 318 Runs Ott New York 107 Slaughter St Louis 95 RBI Mize New York 100 Slaughter St Louis 95 Hits Slaughter 174 Nicholson Chicago 165 Doubles Marion St Louis 37 Medwick Brooklyn 36 Triples Slaughter St Louis 17 Whitsidel? Home Runs Ott New York 27 Mize New York 25 Stolen Bases Reiser Brooklyn 16 Fernandez Boston 14 Pitching Krnst St Louis 13 3 French Brooklyn 14 4 American League unchanged from yesterday

Lombardi Boston Reiser Brooklyn Ott New York Slaughter St Louis Mize St. Louis Nicholson Chicago Marion Medwick Whitsidl Watholson Utago Litwhiler Philadelphia Fernandez Krnst French

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Savage in Frederick

A surprise birthday dinner was held at the home of Harry R Sav age Frederick in honor of Mrs Savage who celebrated her birthday on Sunday September 13 Gifts were received including arrangements from Mr and Mrs Harry Savage Mr and Mrs Harry Morningstar Mr and Mrs C E Poole all of Frederick Mr and Mrs John Lenham Adamstown and Mr and Mrs Loraine Burrier Also included were other friends and neighbors with casual felicitations and gifts

Harry R. Savage Frederick

Illegal to Overcharge for Used Bicycles Warned

Frederick County War Price and Rationing Board chairman Holmes D. Baker warned bicycle dealers that selling used bicycles above March ceiling prices violates the General Maximum Price Regulation. Dealers must sell inner tubes separately from tires, or only as units in March. Consumers may pursue triple damages or $50 recovery under the Emergency Price Control Act.

OPA Holmes D. Baker Frederick County Baker

Names list from Mt Airy area residents

A readable fragment lists numerous individuals and families from Mt. Airy Boyds Frederick and surrounding areas including SLocin Wiswvellie Siult Virginia Ruby Nancy Storms Eleanor Mae Ruby Annabella Lenhart Elise Poole Rebecca Lucy Evelyn Savage Masters Scott Smith Edward Smith Rudell Angleberger Walter John William Martin Poole Kenneth Marshall Melvin George Savage Clyde Donald Lenhart Emerson Allen Barker Charles Storm Raymond Jesse Kaufman Harry Ruby LeRoy Savage Elmer Roderick Now Market.

Mules Slocin Wiswvellie Siult Mt. Airy Virginia Ruby Boyds Nancy Storms Eleanor Mae Ruby Annabella Lenhart Adamstown Elise Poole Rebecca Lucy Evelyn Savage Frederick Masters Scott Smith Libertytown Edward Smith Union Bridge Rudell Angleberger Keymar Walter John William Martin Poole Kenneth Marshall Melvin George Savage Clyde Donald Lenhart Emerson Allen Barker Charles Storm Raymond Jesse Kaufman Harry Ruby LeRoy Savage Elmer Roderick Market

Marines raise first American flag over Sitka in 1987

Weather delayed games in a Boston Chicago and other scheduled matchups. In baseball action New York visits Deiront, Philadelphia plays Chicago, Boston challenges St Louis, and Washington hosts Cleveland. Also notes the Marines raised the first American flag over Sitka, Alaska, on October 18, 1987.

United States Sitka Alaska

Income Skyrocketed By Cash Farm Prices

Washington reports rising farm prices have boosted cash income to New York farmers by 44 percent over two years, driven by a 163,372,000 livestock sale share and 56,762,000 from crops. The Agriculture Department notes nationwide gains and record crop and livestock prospects for the coming months.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Agriculture Department New York North Atlantic Empire State United States

21 Selectees Leave For Army Induction

Twenty one selectees from Frederick County Board No 2 departed for induction at the Baltimore center with two weeks furlough to settle affairs. Most proceed to Camp Lee Virginia, others to Fort George G Meade. Under Corporal Mebil King, the Camp Lee group includes Leroy Barrick Charles D Fox John L Harbaugh Walter A S Albaugh Charles H Smith John T Tregoning Norman F Duvall William E Chaney Morris H Rodgers Robert T Reed Cramer T Beard Floyd L Kaufman Glenn L Putman Marcus D Keyser. Acting Corporal Dewey L Jackson leads the Fort Meade travelers Joseph A Salter Charles A Dixon Earl W Humerick George H Henning Lester M Wetzel.

Frederick County

Dodgers on hot streak or hot under Larry MacPhail

A roundup of sports notes from New York and beyond mentions Frank Frisch doubting the Dodgers’ pennant fate, Unionized Teamsters triumphs in Virginia hoops, and Mike Jacobs’ Madison Square Garden boxing promotions. Also covers football quirks, a naval flight school’s “battle ball” idea, and a Clemson athletic losses tally.

Yesterday's Stars Murry Dickson Shines In Relief Rally

Murry Dickson pitched six scoreless innings in relief for the Cardinals and doubled to start the 14th inning rally that defeated the Phillies. Dickson's effort anchored a comeback, setting up the game winning frame and securing the win for his team.

Murry Dickson Cards Phils

Plans Made For World Series Games

Chicago, Sept. 15 The open ing games of the 1842 World Series will be played September 30 and October 1 either in Brooklyn or St. Louis, Landis announced today. The Red Cross has rejected baseball's offer to share receipts, so U S O will receive the funds. If the Dodgers win the pennant the schedule runs through October 7 with open dates for travel and ticket distribution. If the Cardinals win, the series shifts cities with similar travel and open dates. All games start at 1 30 p.m. except Sunday games at 2 05 p.m.

Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis K. M. Landis Red Cross United Service Organizations Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers New York Yankees Landis U. S U.S. C Yankee Stadium Cardinals St Louis New York

Western Maryland Guard Lost to Air Corps

Westminster reports Sig Jensen, regular guard and two-year boxing standout, will join the Army Air Corps at month’s end, denting Western Maryland College football prospects. Coach Byham and Laux emphasize scrimmage drills as veterans contend for starting roles while freshmen challenge in the backfield. Bright Spots edge Sycamore All-Stars 11 9 in Meadowbrook Farms softball game amid miscues and nine errors.

Westminster Western Maryland College Sig Jensen Army Air Corps Jersen Leroy Byham Ted Laux Bright Spots Sycamore Martz Michael Colliflower Baer Esworthy Gosnell Tyergar Ketzel Flair Dansberger Haines Cole

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