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News in Frederick, Maryland

01 Dec 1919

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1919

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3

Army picks Wilhide captain of 1919 football eleven

Frederick countian Glenn C. Wilhide, a 21 year old athlete from Walkersville, has been elected captain of the Army football team for the coming season after starring at Gettysburg College and West Point. He won the M first year honors in both baseball and football and received a silver bat as best all round man.

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Big Eleven Frederick Countian Glenn C. Withide Falla Army Walteraville West Point Navy New York Wilbide Walkersville the Frederick High School Gettysburg College Miliary Academy Countian Wilhide George Withide Claude W. Wilhide Baltimore Jatter Spors West Point Miliary Academy
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Army cadet Wilhide leads teams and earns captaincy

Army baseball and football star Wilhide played quarterback regularly this year and was chosen to lead his team against Navy. Although the captain position favored another quarterback, Wilhide was selected for his leadership and field play. He has two years left at the Academy before receiving his commission as a second lieutenant.

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Army Navy Wilhide Academy Secout Neutenant
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Y M C A Defeats Fort Howard 6 to 0 on Muddy Grid

On a wet field the Y M C A football team beat Fort Howard 6 to 0 as Alvin Quinn ran 30 yards for the only score in the final quarter. Houck and Leichert starred on offense while Myers anchored the defense.

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Fort Howard Clever Maryland Alvin Quinn Fleet Houck Leichert Myers Maryland State School For the Deaf Guilford Athletic Club Baltimore
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