Guckeyson Leaves West Point For Maryland Return
Baltimore January 11 Bill Guckeyson, former Maryland football star, leaves West Point under the three year rule and plans to resume studies at Maryland. He intends to reenter the Army via exam after fall term. Maryland coach Frank Dobson says no professional football plans. Guckeyson entered West Point as a plebe after a stellar Maryland career and was deemed ineligible for Army football due to the three-year rule while remaining eligible for other college sports. Basketball results noted: Johns Hopkins 38 American University 27. Notre Dame 57 Canisius 33. Dartmouth 36 Cornell 38.
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West Point
University of Maryland
United States Military Academy
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Washington Redskins
New Dime Giver Aids Children In Santa Maria
Santa Maria California January 12 AP Frank J McCoy hotel man has just had an idea and has taken up the late John D Rockefeller s burden He is distributing gleaming new dimes to children to brighten their day The plan follows his timely philanthropy and aims to help young recipients in need
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Frank J. McCoy
Anyi
John D. Rockefeller
Kiwanis Clubs Tie In Local Alleys Match
Frederick and Hagerstown Kiwanis clubs faced off at Recreation Bowling Alleys with two close games. Frederick won one game 1511 to 1520 and the other by a slim margin as the return match drew a near-even total, 2,613 to 2,583 for Frederick and Hagerstown respectively. After the contests, Frederick hosted the visitors at the Elks Club.
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Recreation Bowl
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Wachter
Newnan
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Lewis
Hubbard
Meicale Ae
YBIL
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Pryhoda
Bohman
Pioneer law practice in Texas described by Judge Dillard
In Lubbock Texas on January 12 AP reports Judge J J Dillard, among the first lawyers in the state, reflecting on pioneer practice. He recalls that court arguments rarely settled disputes and that combat often ended in fists or gumption rather than formal rulings.
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Texas
J. J Dillard
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