Detrick To Meet Monroe In Rematch Benefit Game
Camp Detrick’s football eleven seeks revenge after a 19 8 loss to Fort Monroe in Winston-Salem. The Sunday game at McCurdy Field is a benefit with proceeds funding Dewick’s new field house, a large structure at the CWS post for conditioning and multi sport programs. Soldiers and Frederick fans expect a strong Monroe squad to draw 8 000 paid admissions, with potential post season implications for the Third Service command championship if Detrick wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Fort Monroe
Winston-Salem
Roy Sherman
Owls
McCurdy Field
Camp Derrick
Sherman
Dewick
CWS
Camp Dewick
Frederick
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
Third Service Command
Ft. Monroe
Camp Lee
Service Command
Army Best Football Team Among Colleges
Army leads the final AP college football poll with 1,165 points as the top team, followed by Ohio State and Randolph Field among service teams. The piece notes standings, projected matchups, and the growing prestige of Army in the season’s wrap.
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New York
Army
Randolph Fliers
Texas
Associated Press
Texas Fliers
Ohio State
Iowa
Randolph Field
Wavy
Bainbridge
Iowa Seahawks
Southern California
Michigan
Notre Dame
Air Force
Mary
Cadets
Duke
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Wiinels
Randolph
Fourth Air Force
Norman
Oklo
Navy
el Toro
Calif
Great Lakes
Fort Pierce
St. Marys
Londoner's brutal view of Army Navy football game
A British reporter describes the U S Army versus U S Navy football clash at White City Stadium in London. He recalls 60000 spectators, girl cheerleaders, and a chaotic near-brawl atmosphere with vivid, critical detail about the play by play and misnamed rules, noting Navy lost 20 to 0 amid marching bands and mascots.
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Frederica
London Daily Express
White City
Shepherd's Bush
U.S. Army
U. S Navy
Army
Navy
Minor Leagues Adopt Watchful Waiting Over Commissioner Selection
Buffalo December 5 Minor league baseball officials met behind closed doors on the eve of their 43rd annual convention to avoid pressuring majors over a new commissioner. The three Double A circuits joined in a session while promising mutual cooperation. Talks focus on proposed National Association Code amendments and Pacific Coast draft price boosts. Job-hunting free agents filled hotel lobbies with no deals in progress.
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Buffalo
K. M. Landis
International
Pacific Coast
American Association
Southern Association
Smart Discard Nets Three Good Tricks
Lieut. George Coffin of Fitz william New Hampshire recently returned from two and a half years in New Guinea. He is the author of several bridge books including a well known endplays volume. He describes a hand where a losing diamond and spade can be saved. Opening lead wins with the ace of spades and hearts are fed until trumps are drawn. The king of clubs from dummy is played, East plays low, South discards the jack of spades. Then three good club tricks help discard the three small diamonds.
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George Coffin
Fitzwilliam
N. H
New Guinea
Coffin
Declarer
L B Smith Motor Company seeks away games for Harrisburg team
The L B Smith Motor Company basketball team based in Harrisburg Pa at 12th and Market Sts Lemoyne Pa a leading club in the Harrisburg Industrial League seeks to schedule home and away games. Industrial League nights are Monday and Wednesday with out of town games possible Thursday through Sunday. Home games are played at the Harrisburg Central Y M C A on Saturdays. Interested clubs should contact Manager M H Wilson at phone numbers 41771 or 4-7077.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Smith Motor Company
Harrisburg
Loca
Market Sts
Lemoyne
L. B. Smith
M. H. Wilson
Mount Basketeers Schedule Set for Ten Games
Mount St. Marys College hoops under coach Wally Opekum unveils a ten game slate with dates at Hopkins Camp Detrick Loyola Washington Carlisle Barracks and Carlisle games plus a few dates to be finalized. Mason Dickson Conference notes the U S Army fleet of 15000 small craft serving globally in steel builds and coastal waters.
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Gallaudet
American University
Mount St. Mary's
Wally Opekum
Mountaineers
Hopkins
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Loyola
Washington
Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle
U.S. Army
Wye Oak seedling planted at local library grounds
A seedling from the famed Wye Oak was planted on the northern grounds of the C Burr Arte Library by the city. The seedling, started from an acorn by the Maryland State Forestry Dept, grows about a foot high and joins other transplants in Carroll and Baker Parks through city cooperation with Park Superintendent Vasse Kolb and Rev. Dr Peter Eteimer.
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Wye
Wye Mills
Queen Ange
Talbot
Maryland
United States
Vasse Kolb
Peter Eteimer
Gifts For Needy In France Being Sought
American Relief for France asks for old clothing and blankets from the Frederick area to aid destitute French civilians. Mlle Marguerite Treille of Hood College coordinates, with Ben Nettles and Hendrickson's collecting at their Frederick stores for overseas shipment.
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Germany
American Relief For
France
Washington
Mlle
Marguerite Treille
Hood College
Mile
Treife
Bennetts and Hendrickson
Frederick
Federal Penitentiary Rebellion Reported in Atlanta
About 25 long term prisoners at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary seized four officers as hostages in the segregation building protesting quarantine of German saboteurs and spies. Director Bennett aided talks to surrender. no hostages injured. The revolt involved a minority of the 2,000 inmates.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Prison
Waragen
Joseph W. Sanford
James V. Bennett
Sanford
Four More Deer Slain In Frederick County Hunt
Four more deer were killed in Frederick County on Tuesday the second day of the six day open season raising the two day total to nine. Warden Benjamin F Phebus Sr noted a fifth buck had been felled but not yet reported. Bucks weighed about 150 pounds each and were found near Foxville Lewistown Negro Hollow and the fishing creek valley. Officials expect the 1943 total to exceed this year's mark before Saturday sunset and no charges were filed for hunting violations after two days.
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Frederick County
Benjamin Fphebus
Miram W. Brown
Lantz
Foxville
Tuo
Burke
Brandon Duvall
Paul £. DeGrange
South Market Street
State Fish Hatchery
Lewistown
Joseph P. Cool
Emmitsburg
Negro Hollow
Friends Creek
Phebus
Willis Hor- Witt
Mountaindale
Hewitt
Fishing Creek
Phobus
Weather Note On Deer Hunt Themed Conditions Tuesday
A brief weather update notes Tuesday as the hunting day, mentioning cold clear conditions. The fragment indicates an ident or observation of atmospheric certainty aiding deer hunting plans.
Bainbridge Quint Opens With Victory
Bainbridge Naval Training Station basketball opened its season tonight by beating the Nes Army air base quintet 46 to 29 before about 2,000 naval trainees. Schaefer led Bainbridge with 14 points and Cree led the visitors with nine as both teams began their schedules. Bainbridge had previously defeated Millville Army at base 81 to 08 last Friday. Chicago White Sox choose Terre Haute Indiana as the spring training site announcing plan for workouts next season with camps sharing facilities with the Chicago Cubs.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Svern
Nes
Del
Army Air Base
Fry
Naval Trinnees
Schaefer
Bainbridge Guard
Cree Ay
Airoan
Millville
N. J
Army
Chicago
Chevago White Sox
Terre Haute
Ind
Larry Grabiner
Vvices
Sox
French Lick
Ate
Evansville
Bloagmington
Lacfayette
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Wigers
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Indiana
Giants Lose Ties With Redskins In Dramatic Week End
Washington, Do Sue, the Giants were close to beating Worthrington's Heuskins Tast Stes when a late 37 yard pass to Aguire fell just short. Lavelle credited a blocked extra point for the narrow loss. The game kept the division race open as both teams fight for control on the final day.
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Wasthington
New York Giants
Worthrington
Heuskins
Sant Lavelle
de Pouehdowe Atul
Royds
Redskins
Iostead
Pod Joe Aguire
Giants
Redstan Bone
Sammy Baugh
Lavelie
Valuable Real Estate Sale Notice by Power of Attorney
The notice announces a public sale of real estate in Frederick County under a power of attorney dated November 27 1944 by Allen Smith and others to sell at the Court House door in Frederick Maryland on Saturday December 1 1944. The property lies along the Woodsboro to Liberty Town road near Woodsboro a two hundred fifty dollars deposit and cash terms are stated with possession within thirty to fifty days. It mentions a deed from An sie B Bueser and Edward Puser to Clara A Spyith and references land records Liber 412 Folio 4 and lists improvements including a six room frame house a metal tool shed chicken house wagon shed and various outbuildings with a water well and electricity. The sale agent is Charles McMathias Attorney-in-Fact.
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Monarch
Hamilton Beach
Electrc
Westinglone Bron
Singer
Lenin J
Audie
Glenn Trout
Buckeyn
Avill
Sinawalt
Sleepy Hollow
Keeler- Wilson
Coah
Webb Nicodemus
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Keedgeville
Showman’s
Woleigh Poffenberger Farm
McCormick
McCormack
Baketaville Church
Howard Remsburg
Figenbrode & Renner
King and Sunder
Carnegila Stease
Charles Re Lease
Wichardf Smith
Mabel M Sonu
Alan Smith
Arlene E Smith
Clara S Smith
Ansie B Bueser
Edward PR Puser
Clara A Spyith
Fred+renck Canty
Woodsboro
Errytown
Woodboro
Sphelaers
U.S
Charles McC Mathias
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Wi ‘Orkers
Sinc
London
Churchill
Commons
Sembee
Japan
William G. Bramham
Deehem
Coast League
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Rowland
York
Americas Card Authority
William E. McKenney
Mount Basketeers
Pree
Federal Penitentiary
Cornet
C. G. Conn, Ltd
N. Howard St
Baltimore 1
Bainbridge Quint
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbresta
Tate Coel
Potomac Edison Co
KEY Hotel Bldg
Frederick County National Bank
N. Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Community Sale
Medford Grocery Co., Inc
Medford
Carroll County
Lavelle
Star Theatre
James Melton
Mary Martin
the Celanese Hane
Jerome Kern
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Lele Bonnatt
Coprane
Jon Powrie Icrar
Robert Woade
Haritone
George Sebwrttan
Condectn
Tonight
OT Celanese Corporation of
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Rebecca
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotten
Shirtow Temple Wonty Woolley
Lionel Bay Gre
Robert Walker
Weird Woman
Lon Chaney
Lederer
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