Don Hutson Ends Career With Two TD Catches
Don Hutson, in what he calls his last game, caught two touchdown passes to lift the Green Bay Packers to a 38-28 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. Hutson extended his NFL records with 74 career TD passes and 544 points scored as the Packers topped the Steagles, clinching the season for both teams.
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al Sherman
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Old Vets Top Maryland State Guard in Rifle Meet
Painter of the Old Vets rifle team swept top scores across all stances leading to a 1,937 to 1,246 victory over the Maryland State Guard marksmen at the Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club. L Ward matched Painter’s standing score, Kinsey posted a strong prone, and Kinsey joined Painter, Ward, Etchison, Keefer and St. Til Ce Main in the winning tally.
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State Guard
P. K. St. Til Ce Main
H. Pettingall
R Boyer
L. Ward
J Etchison
F, Keefer
Decision On Bill Cox Sticks Landis Says
New York December 5 1931 William D Cox former National League president was permanently barred by Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis for gambling on games Cox 34 a New Yorker testified he never bet on outcomes Cox sought reinstatement claiming an ill advised plan to smoke out loyalty in Philadelphians Cox attorney Lloyd Stryker said the statements were misinterpreted After hours of testimony Landis refused any relief and said there is no help I can give Cox.
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New York
William D. Cox
Cox
Kenesaw M. Landis
New Yorker
Landis
Phillies
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L. Wister Randolph
Stock- Rolder
Nathan ‘Babo) Alexander
Mexican Art Subject Before Club Members
Frederick Art Club members discussed Mexican art with papers on Introduction to Latin American Art and Spanish influence. Miss Edith Miller read excerpts from Maryland Historical Review about 1790s San Domingo refugees. Christmas cards and calendars were shown. December 16 party to close 1943 activities.
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Frederick
Roger Willard
F. Earle Shriner
Howard Young
Class Meeting Held By Grace Reformed Church School
The Faithful Circle Class met Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Webster East 15th St. The gathering opened with America sung by Dorris Simpson, followed by scripture and prayer by Mrs M C Hanley. Twenty one members and six guests attended with a nominating committee of Hanley Rhoderick and Earl Miller. Gentle birthday messages were shared for December. Mary Ann Atkinson read Just Before Christmas and Dorris Simpson performed It Came Upon A Midnight Clear.
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Grace Reformed Church School
George Webster
East 15Th Street
America
Dorris Simpson
M. C Hanley
Ella Rhoderick
Earl Miller
Claud Clemson
Roy Putman
Mary Ann Atkinson
Giants Triumph Over Sammy Baugh To Tighten East Race
New York Giants upset Washington Redskins 14 to 10 at the Polo Grounds as Bill Paschal breaks a late run for 53 yards sealing the Giants win. Paschal also scored the Giants first touchdown. Redskins stay close in reception with Sammy Baugh throwing for 117 completions this season. Giants' victory keeps alive a possible playoff with Chicago Bears looming.
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Sammy Baugh
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Bill Paschal
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Georgia Tech
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Redskins
Chicago Bears
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Sid Luckman
Luckman
Bob Masterson
Ward Cuff
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Cuff
Bombing raid targets in occupied France by Allied air force
American and British air power launched a daylight strike against targets in occupied France. U S heavy bombers and fighters led the attack, supported by Thunderbolt and Lightning fighter escorts and RAF and Canadian planes. One fighter and one bomber were lost, crews of two bombers safe. The action follows Mosquito strikes in Western Germany and mine laying by RAF units.
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France
U. S
Eighth Air Force
Roecims
RAF
Germany
Eleanor Powell to star in Sensations of 1944 with new role
Hollywood recounts Eleanor Powell transitioning from dancer to an aspiring executive in the upcoming production Sensations of 1944. Producer Andrew Stone foreshadows a shift away from showcasing her legs and dancing, focusing instead on a sharp, unscrupulous press agent who guides a major musical show.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Eleanor Powell
Andrew Stone
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Stone
Andy
Beanor Fowell
Leason
AGM
Mr and Mrs Houck Observe 55th Wedding Anniversary
East Third street residents Mr and Mrs Houck marked their 55th wedding anniversary. They are Maryland State School for the Deaf graduates. The couple has five children seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren who can hear and speak. Mr Houck has worked as a shoe repairman at Droneburg's for over 30 years.
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East Third Street
Houck
Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Eleanor Powell signs contract amid dancing plan hints
Producer Stone outlines a lean dancing role for the star as he promises a sensational new film. Eleanor Powell agrees to the contract, eager to act and evolve beyond her dance image. Parish church leaders and a Leaders Bible Class hold a joint meeting with nominations and an upcoming election.
Christmas Organ Recital At Hood College
Henry T. Wade professor of music at Hood College presented a Christmas program at the annual organ recital in Brodbeck Hall on Sunday at four o clock. Miss Dorothy Phair assisted at the piano. a large audience of students faculty and Frederick residents attended. The recital opened Hood College's Little Christmas celebration.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Wade
Dorothy Phair
Allendale
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Western Maryland Edges Ox Fibre 31 30 In Westminster
Western Maryland College narrowly defeated Ox Fibre 31 to 30 at Westminster. The Terrors trailed early but led by a late field goal and a missed free throw by Ox Fibre at the final gun preserved the win. Wynne paced Western Maryland with a strong late surge as Byham eyed a rematch.
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Pro Football League Yesterday's Results
New York beat Washington 14 to 10 while Green Bay defeated Phil-Pitt 38 to 28. Other clubs had no scheduled games yesterday and the schedule shows New York at Washington on Sunday.
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