All-Southern Conference Eleven Honors Named
Mary land’s Parr y Pickmond announces four William & Mary players on the Associated Press All-Star team with Duke and Wake Forest peers well represented. Notable selections include Harvey Johnson and Garrard Ramsey repeaters from W and M, plus newcomers Glenn Knox and Marvin Bass. Tar Heels omit, but North Carolina State and Virginia Military Institute earn spots.
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Senten Parry
Pickmond
Mary's Indians
Seazon
Associated Press
Drake
Emer
Maryland
Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Forest
Deacon
Apossa & M
South Carolina
Virginia Military Institute
Harvey Johnson
Bridgeton
N. J
Garrard Ramsey
Janky
Walland
Tenn
Glenn Knox
Ninta
Marvin Bass
F Petersburg
Bob Gantt
Duke
Birmingham
Ala
Sessamen
Louis Sessamon
Gaffney
S.C
North Carolina
Chan Highsmith
Brunswick
Jolin
Joe Muha
Thangang
Tar Heels
Marion
Butch) Butter
Tigers
Gilmore
Bob) Stilwell
North Carolina State
Thomasville
N. C
Jack Gilmore
Wake Forest
Julius Minton
V. M
Andy Victor
Citadel
Dewey Proctor
Furman
Tommy Mort
Joe Austin
Proctor
Davis
Blue Devil
N. C. State
Sitting Rabbit May Be Sick One Warns Hunters
Dr. R H Riley director of the State Department of Health warns that a sitting rabbit may be sick with tularemia known as rabbit fever. He notes human infection from contact with infected rabbits or disease-spreading insects and urges caution despite few cases. He lists rules for hunters and food preparers to avoid disease, including handling practices and cooking times.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Riley
Maryland
Steve Health Department
Diractor
Mbre
City Bowling League Fatest Results
Urbana, 2: Moose I Bennie's 3 Geiser's 0. Thomas Howre 2 Blue Ridge G L Bakers 3 Old German 0. PENNEY'S BOWLING LEAGUE Latest Results Towncraft 3 Big Macs 6 Pay Day 2 Topflight 1.
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Urbana
Moose
I. Bennie’s
Geiser's
Thomas Howre
Blue Ridge
G. L
Thomas Howre Co
Blue Ridge Lines
G L. Baking Co
Geiser's Light
Moose Lodge ii
Benez Cafe
Gs Ik Miaied
Towncraft
Topflight
L Pet
Absurd To Put Any Eleven On A Pedestal
Described as absurd to praise any college football team after Holy Cross’s 35-12 win over Boston College, with critics noting the Crusaders’ strong season and questions for coach Ank Scanlan. Mentions other postwar engagements, Rose Bowl considerations, and several matchups as teams travel for end-of-season games.
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New York
Holy Cross
Boston College
California
Brick Muller
Eagles
Chicago Bears
Denny Myers
Alvi
Chestnut Hill
Herbert Reed
Ank Scanlan
Scanlan
St Joseph's High
Philadelphia
Johnnies
Grigas
Heremes
Eddie Murphy
Mammigth
Crusaders
Washington State
San Antonio
Texas A & M
Cougars
William and Mary
Oklahoma
Norman
Saint Mary's
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Titans
San Francisco
Rice
Southern Methodist
Houston
Owls
Notre Dame
T Am
Irish
Great Lakes
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Ohio State
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas City
Montana
Los Angeles
One County League Team Forfeits and Rosters Filed
Only Ox Fibre filed its nine man roster and forfeit money as the County Basketball League prepares to open. Cooper announced pairings with Coca-Cola facing Middletown Ox Fibre and DeMolay meeting the State Guard, with opening night set for 7:30 pm. Brushmakers stand as last year’s champions with a 34 to 38 win over Hagerstown All-Stars, while formal opening arrangements await city officials and the State Guard Band.
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Acmory
David Cooper
Jaycee Committee
Chala, Wooper
Upotwo
USC
Coca-Cola
Middletown
Ox Fibre
Price Bros
DeMolay
State Guard
Cooper
Newberry Tore
North Market Street
Brushmakers
Hagerstown All-Stars
Jaycee
Crowds Smaller At Grid Games
New York November 30 Crowds at college football games fell sharply this season across regions due to weather and war. AP tabulated 419 home games attracting 7,025,560 fans, down from 8,637,890 in 1941, with West Coast and East regions most affected and teams like Georgia and Notre Dame posting mixed results as schedules expanded.
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New York
West Coast
East
Southwest
South
Rocky Mountain
Mid-West
Associated Press
Navy
Army
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Hie
Besten
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Marquette
Iowa
Purdue
Notre Dame
Minis
California
Pacific Coast
Trojans
US. C. L A
Us.c
Los Angeles
Urge Moguls To Cut Travel For 1943 Baseball Season
Washington moved defense transportation chief Joseph B. Eastman urged major league baseball leaders to explore curtailing travel in 1943. He asked for resurveying schedules to avoid duplicate trips and unnecessary movement, minimize spring training travel, and provide ample travel time to prevent game cancellations. Eastman sent letters to Commissioner Landis and league presidents Frick and Harridge ahead of a Chicago meeting.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Defense Transportation
Eastman
Kenesaw Mountan Landis
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Chicago
Eaton Ft
Tedsa
WINS TROPHY FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Philadelphia reports Maxwell Memorial Football Club names Paul Governali of Columbia as football player of the year chosen at the club banquet. Other winners include Bud Schwenk and O’Brien. Club led by Bert Bell, honoring Tiny Maxwell with memory of the University of Pennsylvania star. Governali threw 87 of 185 passes for 1442 yards this season.
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Philadelphia
Paul Governali
Columbia
Maxwell Memorial Football Club
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Clint Frank
Yale
Niles Kinnick
Iowa
Davey O'Brien
Texas Christian
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Bert Bell
Pittsburgh Steelers
Maxwell
University of Pennsylvania
Governols
O’brien
Bud Schwenk
Washington
St. Louis
Eagles to Play Alabama in New Year's Orange Bowl
Boston College and the University of Alabama were selected for the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day in Miami. Alabama, a past Rose Bowl participant, faces a season with upsets but remains a strong draw, while Boston College rose in the AP poll but recently suffered a 55 to 12 loss to Holy Cross. The Boston club also seeks bowl glory after prior Cotton and Sugar Bowl appearances. Virginia Winthers announces engagement to Robert Feller, a Navy pitcher, with no wedding date set.
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Miami
Fla
Boston College
University of Alabama
Oscar E. Dooly
Atlanta
Alabama
Texas A
M. A
Crimson Tide
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Frank Thomas
Eam
Tennessee
Tulsa
Boston
Eagles
Clemson
Associated Press
West Virginia
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Temple
Fordham
Boston University
Auburn
Holy Cross
Bill Terry Quits Giants and Eyes Phillies Opportunity
Bill Terry resigns as New York Giants general manager after 20 years in the organization. The 42 year old former first baseman says he would like a chance to operate the Philadelphia franchise if offered, while noting he will not invest personal funds. League directors discuss the Phillies sale and possible paths. Texas gets Cotton Bowl nod to face Georgia Tech in Dallas on New Year’s Day.
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Chicago
Bill Terry
New York Giants
National League
Phils
Terry
Philadelphia
Giants
New York
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
League
Gerald Nugent
Robert Irwin
Nugent
Texas
GA. Tech
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Georgia Tech
Dallas
Housing Authority Bond Sale for Frederick Maryland
Sealed proposals will be received by the Housing Authority of the City of Frederick at its office on North Bentz Street for the sale of 55000 of Series A Housing Authority Bonds. Bonds dated December 1 1962 pay interest semiannually and mature in June. proceeds fund two low rent developments Roger Brooke Taney Homes and Lincoln Apartments. Series B bonds may be issued and sold to FPHA to cover project debt.
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HOUSING _ AUTHORITY
City OF Frederick
Housing Authority of
Authority
North Bentz Street
Sixth
Seventh
Frederick
Maryland
Housing Authority
Federal Public Housing Authority
Roger Brooke Taney Homes
Lincoln
FPHA
United States
Inter Es
Tatsuch
Niles
Barton
Morrow
Yesttimore
Messrs
Morrow and Yost
Baltimore
John L. Shaw
Washington, D.C
City OF
6Th
7Th Streets
Ousing Authority
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