County Court League Opens Contests Highlight Local Matchups
County Court League opened with Middletown civilian five blanking Detrick Enlisted Men 38 29 as YMCA quintet outpointed Detrick Navy 45 18 at the State Armory. Middletown led 26 10 at intermission while Navy faced 22 8 deficit at half. Next Thursday features Navy vs Middletown Detrick Evs and Wolfpack vs Detrick Officers with strong defense and sharp shooting noted.
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Earl Rhoderick
Jim Kilne
Ray Gardner
Luke Murray
Detrick E
Bainbridge Five Open Season With New Guard Prospects
Loyola's Jim Lacy Long Island U's Sol Schwartz Herman Schaeffer ex Indiana Frank Frascella Bruce Gehrke West Virginia Floyd Hamilton compete for guard spots. Center choices include Ensign Wrydro with Douglas Holcomb Ben Goldfaden Lester Mintz. Baltimore weather forecast for Army Navy day predicts below freezing with 32 degree high and tarpaulins covering the field.
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Saar Reaper
Loyola
Jim Lacy
Long Island U
Sol Schwartz
Herman Schaeffer
Indiana
Frank Frascella
Villanova
Bruce Gehrke
Columbia
Floyd Hamilton
West Virginia
Ensign Wrydro
Douglas Holcomb
Wisconsin
Ben Goldfaden
George Washington
Lester Mintz
New York University
New War Minister Latest Results Detrick E's and Others
War map photo shows Gen Chen Cheng replacing Gen Ho Ying-Chin as minister of war. Chen led northern front armies in 1937 and later commanded Chinese forces on the Salween front. Scores listed include Detrick E's 44 over Middletown 38 and Vy MC 45 over Detrick Navy 16. Thursday games Navy against Middletown and Al against Detrick E's Wolfpack against Detrick O's.
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Detrick E's
Wolfpack
Middletown
Detrick O's
Vy MC. A
Detrick Navy
Chen Cheng
Ho Ying-Chin
China
Chiang Kai‘chek
Eral Chen
Salween
Navy Places Two On NEA All American Eleven
The NEA All American backfield features Glenn Davis Army Robert Jenkins Navy Leslie Horvath Ohio State and Robert Fenimore Oklahoma A M Ends Philip Tinsley Georgia Tech and Paul Walker Yale Tackles Donald Whitmore Navy and George Savitsky Pennsylvania Guards John Ferraro Southern California Clyde Flowers Texas Christian Center Caleb Dan Warrington Auburn Navy leads with two spots while Notre Dame misses the squad in this period all star selection highlighted by East and South dominance and Navy backs in the spotlight.
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New York
Glenn W. Davis
Army
Robert T. Jenkins
Nave
Leslie Horvath
Ohio State
Robert Fenimore
Oklahoma A
Philip Tinsley
Georgia
Tech
Paul Frederick Walker
Yale
Donald Whitmore
Navy
George Savitsky
Pennsylvania
John Ferraro
Southern California
Clyde Flowers
Texas Christian
Caleb Dan Warrington, Jr
Auburn
Davis
United States Naval Academy
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Notre Dame
Glenn Davis
Claremont
Calif
Red Blaik
Bob Jenkins
Jenkins
Don Whitmire
West Point
Talladega, Ala
Hudson Highlands
NEA 1944 All America Team Stand On Their Own
The NEA All America picks highlight Horvath Fenimore Tinsley Walker Whitmire Savitsky Ferraro Flowers Warrington and other standout backs and linemen. Readers see a mix of college stars from Alabama Oklahoma Yale and USC with Navy and Army trainees noted among the top players. The selection emphasizes speed power blocking and versatility across positions.
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Tinsley
Walker
Navy
Whitmire
Savitsky
Marine Corps
Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Crabtown
Notre Dame
Snavitsky
New Jersey
Camden High
John Ferraro
Clyde Flowers
Jeff Cravath
Ferraro
Westminster at Frederick Penney Bowling League Topflights
Westminster faces Frederick Penney in a Topflights bowling match as Big Macs Marathon and Pay Days post scores of 2 1.
Maryland Wins From V.M.I. By 8-6 In Thanksgiving Game
Maryland edged VMI 8 to 6 at Victory Stadium Roanoke on Thanksgiving day for its first win of the season. The Cadets led late, but Maryland’s line held as Kozor’s punt was blocked for a safety and a late drive ended near the goal.
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University of Maryland
VMI
Victory Stadium
MG Wiautre Vuynayeu
L. Pet
Troll
Behr
Maryland
City Bowling League Matches Set for Next Week
The league schedules five matchups. Monday features Thomas Howie against Urbana, Tuesday pairs Kaufman's with Farmers, Wednesday hosts Bennie's versus Geiser's, and Thursday climaxes with Moore versus Etzler's.
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Urbana
TAL Geisers Urbana
Kaufman's
Moose
Bennie's
Farmers
Etzier's i
Thomas Howre
Dick Wakefield Returns to Navy as Apprentice Seaman
Detroit reports 23 year old Dick Wakefield, former Tigers outfielder, back in Uncle Sam’s uniform as an apprentice seaman. The 1944 AL slugger, who batted .359 in 78 games, was discharged earlier and rejoined the Tigers before being drafted again. Wakefield’s return follows Navy needs and induction today.
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Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tiger
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Uncle Sam
Wakefield
Iowa
Tigers
Athletics To Return Here For Training In 1945
The Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League will train in Hagerstown for spring work while the Philadelphia Athletics return to Frederick. Announced Thursday by Earle Mack, business manager, the Toronto squad led by infielder Harry Davis trained in Lancaster last spring. Connie Mack’s son notes continued club plans.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Hagerstown
Philadelphia Athletics
Frederick
Earle Mack
Mackmen
Toronto
Harry Davis
Lancaster
Mack
Connie Mack
Toronto A's Farm Team Changes Location Amid Weather
A Toronto team described as a farm club for Philadelphia is being moved closer to Frederick to combat weather conditions and reduce travel to the Mackinen training base. The change aims to keep players better prepared by shortening transit and improving access to sessions.
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Athletics
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Philadelphia
Frederick
Mackinen
Football Scores Texas A and M and Maryland Results
Texas A. and M. defeated Texas A. 6 to 0 while Maryland beat V. M. I. 8 to 6. William and Mary routed Richmond 40 to 0 and Morgan edged Virginia State 6 to 3.
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Wim. and Mary
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Morgan
Virgiia State
Major League Meeting Plan To Discuss Landis Replacement
Chicago November 30 up Number one item at the major league joint meeting December 13 in New York will be the replacement of Kene saw Mountain Landis as ruler of baseball. Special attention will be given to players returning from military service. Leslie M O Connor secretary to Commissioner Landis said the steering committee proposed adding players to each club reserve list and five to the governing list to cover expected returns from the National defense list. Harridge said the plan aims to screen veterans for talent as untested players reach the big leagues after the war.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Eveudts
Alan
Leslie M O'Connor
Landis
Gee! Vive
Ty WL Harridge
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National Defense
War era sports clause hints at player trials and reinstatement
A wartime joint committee proposed that players previously owned by clubs could be reinstated without immediate trials, outlining a policy for a one year transition from reinstatement date. The committee also recommended re-electing Louw as commissioner and extending the major league agreement, as discussed during the November 17 steering group meeting.
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Mfarcidge
Wte
Louw of Landis
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