Redskins Aim To Upset Bears In Pro Title Rematch
Washington eyes a championship upset against Chicago after two years of improvement. Slingin Sammy Baugh has sharpened his passing with new targets Bob Masterson and Ed Cifers, and the line is stronger. The Redskins, viewed as underdogs, hope to capitalize on rest and better conditioning after two weeks of workouts and practice.
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Mounts Lose Game To Army By Fifty To Thirty Four
Mount St Mary's basketball team fell 50 to 34 to Army Replacement Center from New Cumberland Pa in Emmitsburg. The Mounts were limited by poor first half defense and 22 points from Peatantaine Task Trifle and Bil Sheridan led the Mount attack while Wiley paced the Army with 20 points and the visitors sealed the win with 10 of 12 free throws.
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Intermediate Teams Begin Play at YMCA Tourney
The YMCA basketball league opened with low scores as Army beat Commandos 10-6 and Marines defeated Coast Guard 8-5. Navy and Rangers join Saturday for the first round of the six team circuit.
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Fragmentary clock shop note hints at ships and trade
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions chronometers and ships with vague sizing and references to beating payments. It hints at a market or trade context but lacks clear people, places, or concrete events to confirm details.
Fewer In The Field And More Game, But Hunters Pass Ammunition Sparingly
NEA Service Sports Editor reports wartime conditions shrink hunting activity while game remains plentiful. Ammunition manufacture halted in June, retailers stock out, and many hunters buy and use shells sparingly. Wildfowl shooters face the sharpest limits, while big game hunters manage only a few shots per trip as supply tightens nationwide.
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Western Maryland Fresh Terrors Top Ox Fibre in Narrow Win
In Westminster last night Western Maryland freshmen known as the Green Terrors edged Ox Fibre 52 to 33. Kulakoski and Lodge led the Terrors as they built a 35 to 12 halftime advantage and coasted to victory behind tight defense and strong second half play. Elwood Hummer and Buzz Rhoderick paced scoring for the other squad in a game that featured eight minute quarters.
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Buzz Rhoderick
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Lodge
Baseball Lottery Indictments Filed in Washington
Eleven men charged by a federal grand jury with operating a Chesterfield baseball lottery across five Mid Atlantic states. Assistant U S Attorney Bernard Margolius said tickets moved through interstate commerce over several years, with Jack Grove listed as key figure. Defendants include Bowman Baltimore Brooks Port Marion Remeikis Baltimore Jay Winston-Salem Miller Lonsconing Friddle Staunton Reynolds Charlottesville Sponseller Frederick. Copper use note mentions American fruit growers.
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Population Projection for South America in 1940s
A brief note cites statisticians estimating South America's 1940 population near 100,000,000 with projections spanning the next two decades.
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Navy Seaman Crawford Pictured as Son of Beulah Crawford
In The Navy 2nd Class Seaman Crawford is the son of Mrs Beulah M Crawford formerly of Frederick now residing at 408 East Custer avenue Alexandria Va.
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Redskins And All Stars To Meet On Local Grid
Frederick Redskins prepare for a Sunday game against Hagerstown All-Stars in what may be their final season clash. Coach Mike Brittain said a New Year’s date was under negotiation. The All-Stars, young and fast, include recent graduates and players from Hagerstown’s 1942 undefeated squad and are seen as tough opponents. Proceeds go to Redskin player Mike Mulcahy who broke his foot in early season scrimmage.
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Army and Navy Clash Highlight Y Intermediate League Results
Yesterday results show Army over Commandos 10 to 6, Marines losing to Coast Guards 8 to 5. Saturday schedule lists Army versus Navy upcoming matchup.
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Hartman elected head of Frederick County Fish and Game
Charles F Pete Hartman was elected president of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at a Thursday night dinner at the Hotel Frederick. He succeeds E Austin James. Officers elected include Daniel Dutrow St E Gosnell Roger Willard George Cramer F Ross Myers A Hart Etchison Gary Uiterback George Kehne Clarence C Carty and James as directors. Willard Gosnell and Fred Sheeley join a committee to supervise Camp Kanawha repairs after a flood washed away a bridge and damaged property. A Christmas party for Camp Kanawha children will be held again with date to be announced.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
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St E. Gosnell
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Gosnell
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Baker's Bowling League Latest Result
Storm Shipley led with a 3 0 win over Rippeon's while other matchups saw Bull's topple Stup Bros 3 0 Amer Store beat Fred'k Junk 2 1 and Everedy 3 Buckeystown 0. December games featured Storm Shipley vs Bills and Buckyston vs Amer Store with December 23 Stup Bros vs Everidy Co and Fred'k Junk Co vs Rippeon's. Safety pins for war workers are now published by the U S S government.
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Bargain Bill On Court Card
Delivers a brisk recap of the U S benefit series second round on the Jaycee schedule. Ox Fibre faces Coca Cola Bottlers in the opener while Middletown meets DeMolay, with Price Bros and the State Guard closing. Expect fast, scoring action and strategic play as teams jockey for late positions.
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DeMolay
Price Bros
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Tuck Willard
Cosmic Punch Nova Faces Mauriello In Madison Square Garden
Lou Nova, the California challenger famed as Baer’s rival, meets Tami Mauriello in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner likely faces Jimmy Divine in a bout with strong title implications. Mauriello is a betting favorite, while Nova seeks a decisive victory to revive his championship hopes.
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Lou Nova
California
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
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Jimmy Divine
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Lou
Joe Louis
Sprint of Shout Wins Half Furlong Dash at Track
Four year old sprinter ridden by Werren Corway completes the half furlong dash in 50 4/5 seconds on a slow track to win by a length and a quarter. Favorite Weelike stands fourth with Weetherie second, four lengths ahead of Sorgho.
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Werren Corway
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