Zufelts Make Riding History by Frank Eck
Ferris Zufelt a 22 year old rider from Utah rides in New York and Chicago as a freelance jockey not under stable contract. He picks his mounts letting owners and agents decide, boosting his win rate with Greentree's Expression and Fighting Don while competing against contract jockeys. Ferris grew up on his father's ranch in Sigurd, Utah with brother Grant starting racing there as part of a rising family of riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eck
New York
Ferris Zufelt
Utah
Big Apple
Feril
Rede Lassie
Ferri
Greentree
Eddie Arcvaro
Arcaro
Four Freedoms
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Zufett
Chicago
Fighting Don
Zufel
Bobby Permane
Lazy F Ranch
Jim Fitzsimmons
Ted Atkinson
Andy Schuttinger
Todnny Longden
John TD. Hertz
George D. Widener
Sigurd
Grant
Zufekts
Garners
Fators
Kummers
Parkes
Renteks
Ferris
Ray Meadows
Wilmington Blue Rocks beat York White Roses 7 to 3
Wilmington's league leading Blue Rocks defeated the York White Roses 7 to 3 before 4,287 at Wilmington Park. Charley Ripple limited York to five hits and three runs in nine frames, while Wilmington struck for nine hits and capitalized on York errors. The ukulele is of Partuguese origin.
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Wilmington
Del
Blue Rocks
York White Roses
Wilmington Park
Charley Ripple
Roses
Ripple
Eigh
Walter Cwik
York
Pitchers' duel ends with slim win in wild night
A chaotic late inning produced a narrow victory as the Yirne team cashed in in the third inning. Key players Pat Sarno and Vin contributed runs while mishaps and passed balls shaped the tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sarno
Anei Cwik
Tm- Yirne
Redbirds Rout Senators in 6-1 League Game
Redbirds defeated the Senators 6 to 1 as Stenger pitched effectively allowing three hits and striking out ten. Hoffman and Koons led the offense with two hits each, while the Redbirds produced a strong early scoring burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbirds
Senators
Stenger
Jets
Hoffman
Koons
Snavely
Snooks
Hartle
Hagerstown Live Stock Market Report Summary
Hagerstown live stock prices show steers up to 1100 per 100 pounds and cows up to 90 per head. Heifers fetch up to 50,006, bulls to 02.00 per head, and calves average 14 to 16 dollars per head in various weights. Hog and sheep values appear with sows and shoats up to 40.08 and lambs around 15.50 in certain grades.
Local Quotations From Furnished By Kline Broa
Prices paid to farmers for various produce listed with units and ceiling figures. Includes wheat corn bacon onions fowl ham potatoes chickens honey lard cabbage turnips walnuts and sweet tea guidance on serving a lemon section beside iced tea.
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Kline Broa
Benevola
Service News From Home Soldiers Reach France and Pacific
Letters from Smithsburg Maryland reveal Cpl Charles Duffey, now in the Admiralty Islands, longing for home while serving as property and accounting officer on his ship. Several other local soldiers including Lt James Snyder, and Cpls John Ford Donald Dashnaw Parvin Kridler and Theodore Jennings are stationed in France New Guinea Texas and Georgia with updates on training, transfers, and mail addresses.
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Charles Kridler
Pfc
Parvin L. Kridler
New Guinea
Pfe
Donald Kindler
France
Jockey Grant Beats Odds Despite Long Absence
The report notes Grant winning four races to three for his rivals, with success at Longacres Seattle where he led riders after two weeks with 20 wins, nine more than the second place. It highlights his feat of piloting four winners in a day and mentions his wartime break before returning this spring.
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Grant
V. R. Zufelt
Longacres
Seattle
Pearl Harbor
Soldiers' families hear of promotions and postings abroad
Six months detachment details mark service for members of the Army and Air Forces. Corporal promotions for John A. Hill and others, and wings earned by Pvt. Francis Barkdoll. Air Sea Rescue commendations for the Eighth AAF Fighter Wing in England. Letters note arrivals in England, postings at Fort Ord, Fort Knox, Fort Meade, and Fort Benning, with home addresses in Maryland and Hagerstown.
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John A. Hill
Fort Meade
Fort McClellan
Ala
California
Australia
Pvt
Francis Barkdoll
Herman Barkdoll
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
Eighth
A.A.F
England
William H. Sayles
North Locus
Hagerstown
Eighth Aafp
James H. Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
W. E. Kepner
Eighth Fighter Command
Jesse Auton
P Wing
Rose Mitchell
Hancock
John H. Mitchell
Pvt. Mitchell
Fort MacCillan
Victor Products Corporation
June Lowman
Summit Avenue
War Department
John L. Lowman
Fort Ord
Fort Knox
Thumma Motor Company
Local Servicemen News From Sheepshead Bay Training Camp
Lynn E Bowen 17 of Hagerstown Md trains six weeks at U S Maritime Service Training Station Sheepshead Bay N Y. Pfc Harry L Cline reports arrival in India. Pvt Jesse I Cline at Camp McCoy Wisc. Pvt Charles S Mills graduation at New Cumberland Pa. Seaman Violet Grove learns husband Isaac Grove now at Ames Iowa diesel schooling. Cpl Joe Harsh Williamsport furlough home. Cpl Nevin Funk shore leave before Fort Meade return. Chief Harry R Eavey Navy Camp Peary on leave in Williamsport with athletic role.
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Sheepshead Bay
U. S
Mari- Lime Service
Lynn E. Bowen
Chestnut Street
Hagerstown
Bowen
Harry Cline
Downsville
Pfc
Harry L. Cline
India
Pvt
Jesse I. Cline
Camp McCoy
Wisc
Charles S. Mills
Williamsport
Special Training Unit
Third Service Command
New Cumberland
Violet K. Grove
Baltimore Street
Isaac Car
Grove
Bainbridge
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Seaman Grove
I. N. Grove
Cpl
Nevin Funk
Seth Funk
Cavetown
Fort Meade, Md
Fourth
Harry R. Eavey
Navy
Camp Peary
Williamsburg
Eavey
M.C.A
Waugh Pop Wins Bel Air Churchville Purse Feature
Bel Air race crowd of about 6500 watched L M Butts nine year old gelding Waugh Pop win the Churchville Purse over six rivals. Johnny Tammaarco rode the favorite to a 1 59 4 5 mile feature on a muddy track in front, Gypsy Moth second and Equipped third. Daily Double Diana Care and Ecomint paid 255 60 for 2.
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Bel Air
L. Mat Butts
Waugh Pop
Churchville
Johnny Tammaarco
August Gibson
Gypsy Moth
J. H. Whiteley
Equipped
Diana Care
Ecomint
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Zufelts
Ferril Zufelt
White Roses
Harry M. Friedman
Harry’s Loan Office
Jonathan St
Hcodemus
Bank Gerstown Wo
Crane
West
Washington Street
Bank
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
Pollyanna
Lesa Repair Bentz & Dunn
the House of Shoes
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin St
Ward
Thermos
Montgomery Ward
W. Washington St
Ry. A? Batty Birt
Swan Soap
Arthur Dorsey
Locust & Randolph
Charles L. Duffey
Harry D. Ferguson
Smithsburg
Charles
Admiralty Islands
Letter League
Chamber of Commerce
James Marcel Snyder
Albert. S. Snyder
West Side Avenue
San Marcos
Texas
Army Air Field
AAF Training Command
John L. Ford
Oak Hill Avenue
John Douglas Ford
Donald E. Dashnaw
North Prospect Street
Camp Carson
Colo
Co. D
8Th Reg
AGFRD
Fort George G. Meade, Md
Harry E. Brining, Jr
Edward Cushen
Walter F. Cushen
Virginia Avenue
38Th
Inf. Trag. Bn
Co. B
Camp Wolters
John R. Hoover
Ernest Hoover
Route 2
Abt.a
N.A.S
Banana River
Fla
Harry P. Carl
Boonsboro
Camp Butner
N. C
Co. M, 3Rd Regt
S.F.T.C
Aberdeen , Proving Grounds
Theodore Austin Jennings
George Jennings
Brownsville
Camp Wheeler
B. F. Goodrich Tires
B. F. Goodrich
Military Police
Frederick Street
Georgia
Paul F. Pottorff
William F. Pottorff
South Potomac Street
Paul
Pacific
the McPhail Paint Co
Howard’s
Baltimore St
Meyers & Berkson
West Franklin Street
Rudy
Enr Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Bop
Joe Harsh
Army Air Forces
Orlando
Florida
Amart Portage
Portage Penne Wee Hagerstown, MD
THE
National Arefing Company
Baltimore
Lloyd M. Bentzel
Mulberry St
Hagerstown, Md
Lang Sir Cai
Olive
Mace
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