Fort Monroe Versus Detrick in Frederick clash at McCurdy Field
Fort Monroe coaches Capt. Joseph Murray and Capt. Nelson Turner bring a 27-man squad to Camp Detrick in Frederick for a Sunday 2:30 pm kickoff at McCurdy Field. The Norfolk eleven boast 200-pounders among eleven starters and nineteen substitutes, with standout guards Giroux and Repsher and center Wood powering the line. Fort Monroe opens against Camp Detrick after defeating Winston-Salem 135 to 2 in the prior game, while Detrick counters with a 200-pound-forward line and a nimble backfield led by Williams and Jensen.
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Fort Monroe
Camp Detrick
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Nelson T. Turner
Norfolk
Murray
Winston-Saieus
Me. Curdy Field
Giroux
Repsher
Rock
Turner
Hodges
Bullsee
Luquire
West
Purcell
Kaney
Ryan
Kowal
Allen
Geigner
Weberman
Detrick
Williams
Jensen
Parkhurst
Glass
Telek
Diorio
Sattler
Tammar o rides a triple at Gulfstream Park card
Jockey J Tammaro rode a triple with Love te ante SALS Bet 85 20 in the featured sixth race Rampage was second and James Acre third Colored Boy won first and Rhyme Maker second both aiding a $104.20 daily double Dairy Lady wins at Gulfstream Park Tennessee Purse seven furlongs Sir Kid nosed out by 1149 in New York turnout 3436 with $232 550 bet across eight races Churchill wins a vote of confidence and a horse named Churchill wins second race at Palermo track
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Rampage
James Acre
Colored Boy
Rhyme Maker
Dairy Lady
New York
Martin Shayo
F. Hammer
Tennessee
Gulfstream Park
Buenos Aires
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Palermo
Spectacular Long Runs Color Early College Football
College football in 1844 thrilled fans with long runs and notable plays. Claude Buddy Young of Ulingis highlighted 93, 92, and 71 yard scrimmage bursts, while Gus White of San Diego Navy, Sid Garrett of Idaho Southern, and Johnny Karamigios of Denver also posted 10 yard returns. Notable passes and reversals included Notre Dame’s 63 yard lateral sequence and Otto Graham to Paul Aschenbrenner on a late return. Kansas’s Charles Moffett had an 83 yard run erased by clipping as time expired, and multiple players cemented standout performances across colleges and services.
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New York
Claude
Buddy Young
Ulingis
Associated Press
Uingis
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Gus White
San Diego
Calif
Navy
California
Sile
Sid Garrett
Idaho Southern
Johnny Karamigios
Denver
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Boad Ferimner
Oklahoma Aggies
Duke
Gordon Clark
Shorty McWilliams
Mississippi State
Bernie Sniscak
Buster Stephens
Tennessee
Frank Dancewicz
Bob Kelly
Achille Magmoli
Illinois
Otto Graham
Paul As
Arkansas
Mike Schumchyk
Ohio State
Les Horvath
Minnesota
Charles Moffett
Kansas
Kansas State
Canal restoration offers unique fishing haven in Maryland
A restored eight mile stretch of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal near Cumberland will reopen as a fishing paradise next summer. About 20,000 legal size fish have been stocked and four dammed pools created for varied depths. One half mile segment is reserve for children under 14 without licenses. Permission came from the Federal Government which owns the site.
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Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Cumberland
Union
E. Lee LeCompte
Battie Mixon
Allegany County
Maryland
Old Rocks
Potomac
LeCompte
River Commission Opens 2 Day Hearing in Virginia
The Potomac River Commission held a two day session in Richmond to urge Virginia to create an administrative body with full stream pollution responsibility and power to review stream status. Dr Abel Wolman urged state action to avoid interstate federal regulation and to stimulate industry research cooperation. Raymond Long noted the Shenandoah basin master plan would spur development while pollution remains mainly possible near Waynesboro. The committee will decide tomorrow on a research program funding industrial wastes and may seek funds elsewhere after War Production Board support fell through. DIVORCE GRANTED Paul W Sulcer was granted an absolute divorce from Blanche V Sulcer in Equity Court with costs assigned.
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Richmond
Abel Wolman
Potomac River Commission
Virginia Gire
Wolman
Shenandoah River
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Long
Shenandoah Basin
Waynesboro
Office of Production Research and Development
War Production Board
Paul W. Sulcer
East Fourthstreet
Blanche V. Sulcer
West Fourth Street
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity
Clifton C. Wirts
Baseball and football clash over park use in fall
In a roundtable style critique Whitney Martin argues that pro football uses baseball parks for early games, while baseball owners tolerate it for rental income. He says the dispute hides a larger doubt about football’s growing popularity and notes both sports profit from shared venues, with little real damage to either game.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Dee
Papa
Western Conference names three to guide Big Ten athletics
The Western Conference today named a three member committee to guide Big Ten athletics until a successor to Commissioner John L Griffith is appointed. The committee includes L W St John of Ohio State Kenneth L Wilson of Northwestern and H O Fritz Crisler of Michigan. Griffith died of a heart attack at 67 after 22 years as conference commissioner. He will be buried at his birthplace following services in Winnetka tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Wester
L. W. St John
Ohio State
Kenneth L. Wilson
Northwestern
H. O. (Fritz) Crisler
Michigan
Big Ten
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Griffith
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Trojans Rally To Beat Notre Dame In Stunning Finale
Southern California mounted a last minute bid to topple Notre Dame, scoring 16 points in the final 10 minutes to erase a 14 0 deficit. Mohler drove the key drives, Baker kicked the winning field goal, and Shaver and Sparling connected on critical passes.
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NBA
Chick Meehan
Southern California
Notre Dame
Trojans
South Bend
Jim Musick
Orville Mohler
Gaius Shaver
Sparling
Shaver
Joe Kurth
Stanley Williamson
Homer Griffith
Mohler
Howard Jones
Griffith
Stan Williamson
Baker
Jones
Listening In Line Threatened By Congress
Washington describes a plan to streamline farm communications with a Rural Telephone Administration. Senator Lister Hill of Alabama proposes a nationwide system to provide telephone service to farmers, using radio links on isolated farms where wires are unaffordable. Alabama officials estimate only two percent of farms have service, with a $50 million appropriation backing the RTA.
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Congress
Senate
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Hill
Alabama Public Service
Gordon Persons
Alabama
RTA
Rural Electrification Administration
Mutual telephone loans proposal targets many small firms
Hill estimated 30,000 small independent telephone companies would receive the chief benefits of his program. The measure aims at loans to individuals, corporations, State agencies, municipalities and cooperatives, all within mutual telephone networks.
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Hill
Overtaking Honor Proves Wise Play in Air Raid Bridge Tale
Lieut. George Coffin recalls a wartime bridge anecdote from New Guinea. During an air raid a hand turned into a clever three no trump by overtaking dummy’s queen with the ace after South misplayed. The tale blends bridge wit with wartime tension and ends with a kitchen tip about lighting and counters.
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George Coffin
Fitzwillam
Nel
New Guinea
Declarer
South
East
Hasf
Post Season Football Game Proposal Studied
Washington reports the War Department continues to study a possible post season football game in Texas. The department has approved only one extra game Randolph Field versus the Second Air Force at New York on December 16. Texans led by Secretary of Commerce Jones and Senator Connally push an Oil Bowl on New Year’s Day but say final War Department decision only. Costa Rica mines half a million dollars in gold annually.
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Houston
Tex
Army
War Department
Department
Randolph Field
Second Air Force
New York
Commerce Jones
Connally
Fewseral House
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