Pitt to Consider Shaughnessy for Pitt Coach Role
Pittsburgh sources say Charles W. Bowser has applied for a U S Naval Reserve commission and may not coach Pitt next year. Clark D Shaughnessy of Maryland confirms talks with Pitt about head coach duties and a faculty post with athletic and physical education oversight.
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Pittsburgh
Charles W. Bowser
University of Pittsburgh
U. S. Naval Reserve
Panthers
Clark D. Shaughnessy
University of Maryland
Bowser
Navy
John B
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Pitt
Loring
Shaughnessy
Stanford
Baltimore
Clark Daniel Shaughnessy
University of Pittshatch
Maryland
Nebraska
Chicago
Loyola of New Orleans
Tulané
University of Minnesota
H. C. Byrd
Duke
Rutgers
Florida
City Jr League Results Highlight Local Scores
Last night Price Broz 40 DeMolay 26 Coca Cola 41 State Guard 18 Ox Fibre 48 Middletown 28 Friday games feature All-Stars versus Coast Guard and F. Hos. versus M.S 8D in preliminary exhibition play.
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State Guard
Middletown
All-Stars
Coast Guard
F. Hos
M.S
L. Pet
Ox Fibre
Price Bros
Coca Cola
Jaycee
USC
Ox Fibre Brush Company
State Guards
de Molay
Curtis Bay Coast
Handley
Martz
Reeder
G «Moss
K Siete
Albaugh
Timer—Brish
Gilbert
Gardner
I Morgan
Berchner
Smith
Haer
Angleberger
Willard
Leist
Grimes
Shipley
Markle
Brown
McLaren
G Martz
Seorer--Gilbert
Moore
Mhederick
Kemp
Strine
Jrae
ae _Ahall
M. Tfert
F P. Stert
F ‘Hauver
C ‘Keller
House
Brish
Night of Escape in Dangerous Mission
In a tense scene Dan and Mary awaken in a dark hideout after days trapped. They cling to each other as Dan confirms Carmenila’s double game with enemy agents and coded signals from a concert, while Standing Bear and a radio room lurk nearby. Mary’s courage grows as they plot a risky exit but are soon recaptured during a raid. To be continued.
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Mary
Gaia Aganhot
Dean
Carmencita
Lloyd
Germany
George
Standing Bear
Carmenclla
Old Standing Bear
Mary Inrace
TOPS CADETS Rally To Top City League
The M C A Cadets beat Frederick High School 36 to 17 to take first place in the City Junior Basketball League. Jack Griffin was out sick, yet the Cadets held a 14-2 advantage after the first period and dominated the rest of the game.
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Frederick High School
Noor
Jack Griffin
Ithen
Sky High Boykoff Of St. John's To Be Basketball's Greatest
Brooklyn born sophomore center Harry Boykoff of St. John’s University attracts high praise from Joe Lapchick. The 6'9", 210-pound star is praised for rebounding, size, and growing reputation despite defensive weaknesses.
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Boykoff
St. John's
Robert Melace
New York
Harry Boykoff
Joe Lapchick
Celtic
St. John's University of Brooklyn
Lapchick
Brooklyn
Boykof
Franklenstein
Harry
Princeton
Oklahoma
Madison Square Garden
St. John’s
Tennessee
the Garden
Indians
Volunteers
Eighth Avenue
Mark Boykoff
Thomas Jefferson
Clair Bee
Manhattan
Brighton Bedches
Istead University
Bee
Blackbird Institution
Joel Lapchick
Sam
Reporter's Quiz on Bread Slicing Reactions
Frederick Cotn residents share varied views on cutting their own bread amid wartime shortages. Interviews show Mrs. Arthur R. Hardy and others noting no finger loss, while some dislike thin slicing. One single man cites patriotism and practicality, with others praising thinner slices and acknowledging starch concerns.
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Frederick Cotn[ts
Frederick County Fish and Game Assn Elects Officers
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association held their annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with newly elected officers installed and conservation films shown by Frank L. Bentz. E. Austin James retired president praised a successful year, while Charles F. Hartman became president and outlined bright prospects ahead.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Frederick
Frank L. Bentz
Terk
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
E. Austin James
Charles F. Hartman
James
Detrick Field
Camp Kanawha
Charles H. Conley, Jr
Edward T. Cramer
Burton C. Creager
Thomas H. Quill
Allen F. Sherald, Jr
F. W. Weitzel
Julien P. Delphey
Harry F. Shipley
J. Paul ,Delphey
J. D. Dave
Herbert B. Robbins
Gary L. Utterback
Chevrons
Daniel T. Dut-ton
H. E. Gosnell
Roger H. Willard
George T. Cramer
F. Ross Myers
A. Hart Etchison
George B
Directors Kehne and Carty Cope With Arrangements
Kehne and Clarence C. Carty served as directors for the event. Arrangements were handled by a committee including M. J. Croghan, J. Paul Delphey, W. Henry Decker, Charles E. Keller and James H. Cramer.
Syracuse Newsmen Outwit McKenney
In Syracuse the publisher Bud O Hara and Syracuse Herald Journal owner Hofmann outplayed McKenney in a bridge hand. Hofmann ruffed a crucial trick and forced a spade overcall, sending the reader through the bidding and revealing an instructive end play. Also notes on a Gin Rummy quiz and Finland's national debt per capita.
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Syracuse
Bud" O'Hara
William F. Hofmann
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Hofmann
O'Hara
Basketball comeback teased as wartime pro push
Elmer Ripley predicts a pro revival by selling college style fast play under college rules. He notes colleges produce top players and that fans prefer the faster game, while pro hoops still struggle to regain footing after wartime disruptions. He cites Madison Square Garden crowds and past league memories to argue for a cautious rebound.
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New York
Elmer Ripley
Georgetown
Elmer
Washington Star
Lew Atchison
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Joe Carr
Brooklyn Hall
Middletown Edges Silentees in 29 28 Thriller
Middletown High School narrowly defeated the Maryland State School for the Deaf 29 to 28 in the final quarter, as Charley Keller refereed. Potts, Silenteester, fouled out early, returned in the third. Next games listed for Frederick with dates TBD.
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Charley Keller
Yanks
Middletown High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Middletown
Silentees
Potts
Silenteester
Singer
Frederick
Hauver
City Bowling League Latest Results
The Moose beat Bennie’s 2 to 1 in a three team session. Blue Ridge Lines defeated Urbana 2 to 1. G L Bakers won 3 to 0 over Thomas Howre while Old German topped Geiser’s 2 to 1.
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Bennie’s
Blue Ridge
Urbana
G. L. Bakers
Thomas Howre
Geiser
Pet
Geiser's Lig
Blue Ridge Lines
G. L. Baking Caves
Moose Lodge
Hennie’s
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