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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1943

Page

7

Four Court Stars On Dean's List At Western Maryland

Westminster Md Feb 14 four of the Green Terror starting five at Western Maryland College are on the dean's list showing at least a BA grade point. The group includes Frank Suffern Manny Kaplan Lee Lodge and Ed Mogowski who balance basketball with strong scholastic records. Kaplan and Lodge also excel in football and baseball with Kaplan an English major and Lodge a biology major. Mogowski led the Mason-Dixon Conference in scoring last season and Suffern and Mansberger have history on the 1940 41 lineup.

Westminster Western Maryland College Frank Suffern Manny Kaplan Lee Lodge Ec Mogowski Bullech Ac Pa Kaplan Patterson N. J Maryland Terrors Lodge Ammendale Ed Mogowski Baltimore Mason-Dixon Ernie Travis Mansberger Bruce Ferguson Arlie Mansberger

State School Team Sets tempo in Frederick road game

Maryland State School for the Deaf cagers announced a Tuesday trip to Frederick for a leading tilt with Westminster and Western Maryland Freshmen. Recent Friday action at Westminster showed the Silentees improving with Potts pacing the offense while Western Maryland’s Bobo and Macke led the visitors in a tight 44-44 affair before a late surge by the Terror Frosh.

Maryland State School For the Deaf Sring Frederick Rene Windsor Sient Western Maryand College M.S. S. D. Jed Tevor Frosh Ferrers Silentees Potts Bulwark Silentee Bobo Western Maryland Macke Terrell Hook Hawke Holler Jour G .McKenny Bowman G . Telals W. M. C. Frosh Lauphemer F . Wer Feldman Telals

Six Conference Tilts Carded This Week For Maryland Fans

The Associated Press lists fifteen basketball games this week, including six Mason-Dixon Conference tilts, with 11 events on Saturday. Schedule spans Maryland games at Charlottesville Chapel Hill Westminster Newark Annapolis Durham Philadelphia and Chestertown, plus boxing in College Park and New London.

Associated Press Mason-Dixon Maryland University of Md A. of Virginia Charlottesville North Carolina Chapel Hill Western Maryland S Washington Westminster Loyola Delaware Newark Dell Navy West Virginia Annapolis Duke Durham Catholic U American University Bridgewater Washington Villanova Philadelphia Gallaudet Chestertown Georgetown College Park Baltimore Hopkins Drexel Coast Guard Academy New London Conn

Jr Y Basket League Scores and Standings Recap

In a recent junior league action, Corsair defeated Thunderbolts 24 to 19 while Hurricanes edged Spitfire 31 to 27. Key players and team names reflect local standings and growing talent.

Fighters In Action Again This Week in Boxing Card

New York report lists Willie Pep and Ray Robinson leading a busy boxing week. Pep defends featherweight stature in a ten round non-title bout with Bill Speary in Baltimore, while Robinson faces Jackie Wilson in a ten rounder at Madison Square Garden. Heavyweight Lee Savold tangles with Lem Franklin in Chicago and Fritzie Zivic meets Mayon Pablo in Philadelphia on Tuesday.

New York Willie Pep Ray Robinson Pep Tecoad Baltimore Bill Speary Nanticoke Robinson Madison Square Garden California Jackie Wilson

Randolph Macon and Washington College share lead in Mason-Dixon

Randolph Macon College and Washington College again hold the Mason-Dixon Conference top spot after decisive week results. Randolph Macon defeated American University 51 to 32 at Ashland while Washington College earned two wins boosting its Maryland State ranking, with Western Maryland slipping. Other key outcomes included Maryland's 55 to 35 win over Washington and Lee, Johns Hopkins crushed by Delaware 60 to 24, and Navy beating Virginia 50 to 41 as part of a heavy weekend slate.

Associated Press Randolph-Macon Washington Mason-Dixon Virginia Ashland Randolph-Macon Crew Virginians Washington College Maryland Western Maryland Free State Collegians Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins University of Delaware Loyola Aberdeen Proving Ground Bethlehem Navy Dickinson Baltimore Gallaudet Terrors American Mason- Dixon Camp Pickett Sho

Texas Leads Way Down Basketball Stretch In SWC

Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Comets boast a hot stretch with seven conference wins, including over Texas and Rice, as Texas leads the Southwest Conference race. Led by Bob Kinney and John Dick, the NAS squad plays with seasoned, high scoring, team chemistry and strong defense.

Harold V. Ratliff Corpus Christi Tex Camels Us Suites City Naval Air Station University of the Air University of Texas Texas Comets Corpus Christi Naval Air Station NAS Boys Texas A Texas Christian Arkansas Southern Methodist Aik Wold Bob Kinney Rice Kinney Dee Tonee Oor John Dick University of Oregon Jack Gray Bluejackets Jack

Hollywood Stars and War News Across Filmdom

Orson Welles rejects a beard for Rochester role remarking his Hollywood beard experiences cured him for life. Ida Lupino seeks neurotic escape by singing and dancing in Thank Your Lucky Stars with Olivia de Havilland and Paul Henreid. Sam Wood rewrites Saratoga Trunk to better fit female roles. Tyrone Power trains with Marines near San Diego where Suez shot. Gary Cooper to wear a Navy Cross replica in The Story of Dr. Wassell after Cecil B. DeMille questions freedom to borrow the cross. he gave the real cross to his Arkansas mother aged 87, then notes she would be sad to lose it.

Orson Welles Rochester Jane Eyre Hollywood Ida Lupino Olivia de Havilland Paul Henteid Sign of the Times Saratoga Sam Wood Tyrone Power Renches San Diego Fox Suez Gary Cooper Dr. Waesell Cecil ‘B. DeMaio Dr.ell Arkansas Pica

Scattered World War II Era Notes and Names in Fragmentary Text

A garbled 1940s style fragment mentions various names and entities such as the United Nations Navy relief effort, Basil Rathbone, Julius Cassar, The Andrews Sisters, and quarter results. It references Coast Guard, Army, and Churchill commandos, with scattered figures and ship tonnage, but lacks coherent events or a single clear story.

Freedam Kaze Cutler Antic Atlantic Coast Guard F. DB. R Churchill Commandos Army Holywoodhies Los Angeles Julius Cassar Aimy United Nations Navy Basil Rathbone United States Andrews Sisters

Scene Notes From Republic Studio Chatterbox

A fragment hints at a plot in Republic Pictures chatter where Joe E Brown plans to dress as his mother to impress Judy Canova. The scene suggests a comic disguise as Brown hesitates, the moment turning toward a humorous choice.

Hollywood Republic Joe E. Brown Judy Canova

Fishing Season Opens In Cold Weather On Delayed Start

The 1944 Maryland fishing season opened at midnight in near freezing temperatures. State Inland Fish and Game Commission allowed two rods and up to 25 hooks per line. dip nets allowed in the Monocacy and Potomac Rivers. Warden Benjamin J. Phobus noted few arrests over the weekend and discussed licensing for nonresidents and the issue of whether traveling by car to fish counts as pleasure driving.

State Inland Fish and Game Commission Benjamin J. Phobus Maryland Potomac Potomac River Phebus Phobus

War Letters From Youth Show Courage and Change

A column quotes Dorothy Dix on how Pearl Harbor reshaped letters from youths and girls. It highlights brave young men writing of duty and sacrifice, and a schoolgirl’s letter describing a shift from carefree life to patriotism, faith, and resolve as loved ones enlist and war effects deepen.

Andy Pearl Harbor America

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