Giants Rout Redskins to Force NFL Playoff in New York
The New York Giants crushed the Washington Redskins 31 to 7 before 35,540 fans to tie the Eastern Division and force a playoff in New York next Sunday. Giants stars Duff and Paschal led the attack as Washington’s aerial and ground games were stifled, with Baugh limited to two sustained drives and a late chance kept alive only briefly.
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New York Giants
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National Football League
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Bill Paschal
Slingin
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Redskins
Baugh
Joe Aguirre
Frank Cope
Mel Hein
Steve Pritko
Emery Nix
Frank Liebel
Cuff
Dave Brown
Nix
Will Walls
Elmer Layden
Steve Owen
Chicago Bears
Chicago
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Pritko
Liebel
Walls
Prospects of Increased Gas Quotas in 1944
Washington dispatch reports prospects for higher civilian gasoline quotas in early 1944 are extremely slim as the Petroleum Administration for War warns that unforeseen military needs may require regional reductions. Harold L. Ickes notes military use, especially high octane aviation fuel, will rise in 1944 across war theaters. The West Coast will gain rail fuel, while East Coast stocks remain largely unaffected by tank car shifts. Oil transport problems are said to be solved by pipeline completion, with local shortages likely eased as the Office of Price Administration orders serial numbering of T coupons, addressing past leakages and temporary spot shortages from overage of regional quotas.
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Baker's Bowling League Latest Results
Geiser's down Bennie's 2 to 1 while Moose beats Urbana 2 to 1. Thomas Howe takes 3 points for Kaufman's as Farmers shut out Ox Fibre 2 to 1.
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State Guard Beats Old Vets In Frederick Rifle Meet
In Thursday night matches at the Armory range the Maryland State Guard five defeeated the four man Old Vets team 1264 to 1013. A Boyer led with 269 from the standing position while M Painter of the Vets topped scores with 270. Maiy of the Guards fired a perfect prone target. notes list Pettingall Krantz and others among contributors.
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J. Etchison
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M. C. A. Int. Basketball League
Inspecting the Athletics spring plant visit rumor and YMCA league results
Local sources report no sighting of Earle Mack or plans for his father to visit Frederick before the spring training season opens March 15. In YMCA play, six Intermediate teams and four Junior teams faced off with Army edging Navy 23 21 after overtime while Coast Guard versus Sea Bees was scheduled.
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Hurricane
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Connie Mack
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Bonus system for used fats starts new war salvage drive
Washington reports a new WPB salvage campaign to boost fats collection by rewarding housewives with one brown ration point per half-pound delivered. Four cents a pound already paid by dealers supports explosives and rubber production. Officials expect each housewife to submit at least one pound monthly.
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War Production Board
Office of Price Administration
Herbert M. Faust
WPB Salvage Division
Olive Tablets Advertisement Encourages Gentle Bowel Movements
An ad promotes Dr Edwardes Olive Tablets as a gentle aid for bowel movements and liver bile flow. It urges following label directions and notes prices of 15¢, 60¢, with a call to visit all drugstores.
Maryland Horticulture Society to Meet in Hagerstown
Two men described escaping a gang with white wine and surviving since Naples fell. The Maryland Horticulture Society will hold its 46th annual meeting in Hagerstown January 5 and 6, with speakers from the University, the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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